ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this post-show reflection, Victor Cho shares key takeaways from his conversation with Nirav Desai—Director of Innovation Acceleration at HP and a longtime leader in emerging tech.
From the current state and future of AR/VR to the wild possibilities of brain-computer interfaces, Victor unpacks the most thought-provoking moments—including whether our minds might someday control devices... or be influenced by them.
Tune in for a sharp, honest recap of where human + machine might be headed next.
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