Welcome to Politics by Faith Part 2 of our exploration of the Applevision Pro and virtual reality and augmented reality.

So I'm wildly against this stuff.

I think it's a big problem.

And I'm very much against it.

We had three guests on our TV show. One of them we played the other day in our podcast here. Here I want to present to you the other two who are kind of like, listen, maybe you agree with them. Or they're just a bunch of normies who have no idea what's really coming. Or they just don't. I don't know. They have a higher view of human

nature than I do. They don't see the dystopian potentialities like I do. Maybe they're right

and I'm wrong. I don't know. I hope they're just right. And I'm wrong on this one. So it's up to you.

So enjoy these two interviews. And then we wrap up with a little bit of a

Christian perspective on this issue.

Hey, welcome back to our special here about the Apple Vision Pro, but it's bigger than that. This is

just Apple's first foray into this jump here.

It's really about artificial intelligence

and how this will affect our entire society.

Christopher Alexander is here. He's an AI expert.

He's the chief analytics officer of the Pioneer Development Group.

Christopher, how are you, sir?

Thank you.

Good to talk to you. I want to talk to about how this will affect our economy and people's jobs, sir. Thank you. I want to talk to you about how this will affect our economy and people's jobs specifically.

But before we get to that, what are your thoughts on the Applevision Pro?

Well, you know, I think it's very early stage technology and I think they're throwing it out to the faithful and then seeing how it works and then looking at how to miniaturize it. I think miniaturization is gonna be the key so you're not walking around with ski goggles on your face all the time. Yeah, how small do you, well, I was gonna say, how small do you see it getting? But Elon just put a brain chip into someone's brains, a computer chip into someone's brain.

So it could get pretty small, but it's just like anything, right? I mean, like computers used to be the size of a warehouse and now they're minuscule. It'll be like that, right? Exactly. I imagine they'll figure out a way to make the frame of the glasses, all of the computing technology would be where they'd move to. it just a matter of time right the right? The more powerful the chip, the smaller it gets, the better.

This approach is going to work for Apple, I think.

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