Alon Cohen

I think five years in the future.

I have two beliefs.

I don't believe people want to lean forward experience as much as everybody would love them to want to lean forward experience.

If you could watch a Steph Curry performance and I could let you control the camera.

No, I don't want to control the camera.

I don't believe that people do.

Yeah.

But that doesn't mean that those technologies don't have a place.

So people are talking about volumetric capture, Gaussian splatting, all of these kinds of things that allow you to create three-dimensional space and move through it.

I am working on, I have a belief that one of the places I can't put a camera, imagine the two of us were fighting, is right here, right in front of my face and watching your face.

And yet the explanation you want to give of, I hit Malcolm in the shoulder because he had dropped his hand and it was open.

Show me.

Make it available to me.

Speed up that process fast enough.

Create the telestration tools fast enough.

And I think that in five years, those things are going to become rote.

And we will expect impossible angles, all of these kinds of things, to become part of our world.

We are going to have to rethink what it means to watch, to be a fan of something.

If you only watch a 15-minute cutdown of a NASCAR race,

Are you a fan or not a fan?