ttkciar t1_irfyqek wrote
I would have said something like Google Glass, but we have seen the social flaws in that approach.
Barring that, smartphone apps seem like the obvious runner-up. A smartphone-centric personal assistant which helps people make better life choices would be a gimme.
Alternatively, a distributed TaskRabbit-like application where AI anticipates people's needs and points potential helpers at them could tremendously benefit society.
That might be a less glamorous interface than cybernetic implants, but it's achievable with what we have now.
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