The Podcast.

Aaron Frank is a researcher, writer, and consultant with nearly a decade of experience in Silicon Valley, where he served as Principal Faculty at Singularity and advised large companies, startups, and government organizations on emerging technologies. With a degree in Communications and Philosophy from the University of Maryland and an MBA from the University of Oxford, Aaron’s articles have appeared in Vice, Wired UK, Forbes, and Venturebeat, and he has lectured for audiences including The Coca-Cola Company, the CIA, FC Barcelona, and the NBA.

In our conversation, Aaron Frank discusses the current state and future potential of augmented and virtual reality technologies. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on specific use cases and problems to solve rather than getting caught up in the hype around these technologies. Aaron also explores the cultural and social implications of widespread adoption of spatial computing interfaces, particularly for younger generations growing up with platforms like Roblox and Minecraft.