A Remix of Google’s Project Glass Video—Now With Ads
“Let’s face it,” Jonathan McIntosh writes, “Google really is just a massive advertising company at heart.” Google’s latest promotional video, which promotes an augmented reality interface built into glasses, doesn’t include ads, so the remix artist decided to create a new version, with a subversive twist. Relevant ads pop up alongside each search, cluttering the user’s field of vision with helpful links to Starbucks, Amazon, and McDonalds. McIntosh sourced the ads from actual AdWords search results, “based on the dialog or setting in the original.” It’s a hilarious, and unnerving, look at what ad-supported augmented reality might look like in the future.
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A Remix of Google’s Project Glass Video—Now With Ads Yeah pretty much what I thought it would look like.
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Can we please talk about just how stupid this idea is? Not only have we given Google information on everything we do,...
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GOOG is so focused on user experience and testing, I doubt anything like this would happen. More likely, they’d use data...
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It’s Tom Cruise’s world, we’re all just living in it. And… being a pedestrian is going to be *that much* harder.
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With the ads these glasses seem even more like a creation from a dystopic nightmare to me than ever.
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Well. This is even more horrifying.
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