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メロン・グリベッツ:拡張現実ヘッドセットを通して未来を覗く
(詳しくご覧になりたい場合は上記リンクからどうぞ)
もし、テクノロジーが、現実世界との関わりを邪魔することなく、私たちを周りの環境とより「深く」繋いでくれたら?
ユーザーがホログラムのイメージを、まるで現実の物体であるかのように、「見て触る」ことを可能にする拡張現実Meta 2ヘッドセットにより
メロン・グリベッツは機器が人々の感覚を制限するのではなく、拡張することを願っています。
グリベッツがTEDのステージで行う、Meta 2の初めてのデモに参加しましょう。(TEDキュレーター、クリス・アンダーソンとのQ&Aが続きます)
この拡張現実Meta 2ヘッドセットを複数使用することによって、ホログラムを手にとって遠隔地からメタデータを丸ごと手渡しするように
共有したディスプレイ画面経由で直観的に手渡しでき、音声通話を同時にしつつも、複数人でホログラムの編集を同時にリアルタイムで共同作業できるようになります。
しかも、シームレスに!!メタデータを交換できるようにしているシステムを構築している!!脳からのイメージも?
神経科学の原理を応用することにより、知覚を制限するのではなく、拡張するようなデザインの基軸にした第二世代の拡張現実VRです。
人間の限界を遥かに超えるビックデータをメタレベル、OS(オペレーションシステム)レベルで取り扱い出来るようになる可能性もあります。
2019年。現在では、開発は中止になっています。今後は、HoloLensやMagic Leap Oneがこの分野では、有力になりそうです。
情報技術の発展とインターネットで大企業の何十万、何百万単位から、facebook、Apple、Amazom、Google、Microsoftなどで数億単位で共同作業ができるようになりました。
現在、プラットフォーマー企業と呼ばれる法人は先進国の国家単位レベルに近づき欧米、日本、アジア、インドが協調すれば、中国の人口をも超越するかもしれません。
法人は潰れることを前提にした有限責任! 慈愛や基本的人権を根本とした社会システムの中の保護されなければならない小企業や個人レベルでは、違いますが・・・
なお、ビックデータは教育や医療に限定してなら、多少は有効かもしれません。それ以外は、日本の場合、プライバシーの侵害です。
通信の秘匿性とプライバシーの侵害対策として、匿名化処理の強化と強力な暗号化は絶対必要です!
さらに、オープンデータは、特定のデータが、一切の著作権、特許などの制御メカニズムの制限なしで、全ての人が
望むように再利用・再配布できるような形で、商用・非商用問わず、二次利用の形で入手できるべきであるというもの。
主な種類では、地図、遺伝子、さまざまな化合物、数学の数式や自然科学の数式、医療のデータやバイオテクノロジー
サイエンスや生物などのテキスト以外の素材が考えられます。
こういう新産業でイノベーションが起きるとゲーム理論でいうところのプラスサムになるから既存の産業との
戦争に発展しないため共存関係を構築できるメリットがあります。デフレスパイラルも予防できる?人間の限界を超えてることが前提だけど
しかし、独占禁止法を軽視してるわけではありませんので、既存産業の戦争を避けるため新産業だけの限定で限界を超えてください!
(個人的なアイデア)
バリーシュワルツが言うように、労働の概念が変わり、地球に居ながら映画アバターのように!その惑星にある資源を使い。
月や火星、土星や衛星などに無人ロボット部品を送り、ゲームのように自宅にいながら共同作業しつつ仕事をすることで高額な賃金が手に入る可能性も高い。
火星や土星や衛星に関しては、有人宇宙船内を無重力工場にして惑星移動期間に3Dプリンター製造、組立を効率的に行うことが実現すれば良いが無人ならベスト。
光速で惑星間通信できるようになったとしても、火星や土星や衛星への通信は、地球からでもリアルタイムで遅延が起きるため、月面のみ、この可能性が開けます!
無重力でもあるため、洞窟に工場を建築して人間の暮らせる環境を作り出すこともできそうです。可能性は無限!この領域に限界はありません!国家や行政府の範囲外なので極端な自由もあります。命の保障はないけど!
このアイデアは、今後数十年、人間の限界を遥かに超える新産業なのでプラスサムになり、地球環境は汚染されず資源エネルギー問題も起こりません。
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[This article has been translated from Japanese]
Louis Tomlinson came to Japan for the first time in about 8 years since the One Direction era, and he was the “Japa” of his own documentary film "ALL OF THOSE VOICES" held at TOHO Cinemas Roppongi Hills. I attended the premiere with director Charlie Lightning.
This work, which will be released for a limited time simultaneously worldwide on March 22 (Wednesday), starts from One Direction’s last concert before the hiatus. It includes Louis' unreleased home movies and his sold-out 2022 world tour, and is a work that depicts the conflicts and challenges of Louis' new life — going from a super popular group to solo artist, behind the scenes. The title "ALL OF THOSE VOICES" comes from the single "Bigger Than Me,” included in Louis' second solo album "Faith In The Future" released in November 2022. The phrase appears in the lyrics of "Bigger Than Me.”
"All of those voices and all of those choices / I don’t hear them anymore / I don’t hear them anymore."
Louis told me about his thoughts on the title of the movie in a solo interview with the Front Row editorial department, realized at the time of this visit to Japan. "It’s an expression of the situation that many opinions are attached to my work. As you know, everyone says, ‘It's better to do this.’ The media are the same, and everyone at the record label will give their opinions. So this phrase means that while I respect such opinions as much as possible, and while considering some of them, let's look inside ourselves more and do what we want to do, without worrying too much about the influence from the outside. It just is.”
As you know, during the past 8 years, when Louis was not blessed with the opportunity to come to Japan, including the force majeure of canceling performances in Japan due to the pandemic, he actually started his career as a solo artist after One Direction went on hiatus. He gained a huge reputation as a member of a global pop group that had been loved by the nickname of 1D, and even after the hiatus, Louis believed in his own way and pushed forward, and in the latest album, it was finally his first solo album to win the first place in the UK. Now he has established himself as a solo star. Being able to watch this movie that follows Louis' trajectory as a solo artist is a record of the time he was away from Japan, especially because it is too valuable for Japanese fans.
The front row editorial department met Louis, who was smiling happily all the time in Japan for the first time in 8 years, and while looking back on the activities of the past 8 years when he was absent from Japan after the movie, the latest album "Faith In The Future" I have questions about various topics, including memories in Japan, his world tours that will come to Japan again next month, and start here in Japan, and thoughts on One Direction. Louis answered each one of them sincerely and politely.
It's been 8 years since you came to Japan! How was Japan for the first time in 8 years?
It's the best! It took a long time to come back. I'm lucky to be able to go to various places as a solo artist and as a member of a group (One Direction). Even so, Japan has always been a place I look forward to coming to again. People are wonderful, the atmosphere is wonderful, and the scenery is the best. And the show in Japan is very unique. It feels different from any region in the world. So I'm relieved to be back. When I was working as part of One Direction, I was lucky enough to come to Japan every year or every other year, but I had been gone for 8 years. I feel relieved to be back, and I'm lucky that there are people who will come to see my movie and want to come to the shows. Anyway, I'm really happy to be back.
WHY DID YOU CHOOSE JAPAN TO BE ONE OF THE FEW COUNTRIES TO PREMIERE THE DOCUMENTARY MOVIE "ALL OF THOSE VOICES" ALONG WITH YOUR CHOICE OF THE UK AND MEXICO?
First of all, the reason is that I haven't been to Japan for a while. Then, one of the things I wanted to focus on in this movie was how lucky it was to have fans in various countries. I think holding a premiere in London, Mexico, and here in Japan proves the breadth of the fan base.
Please tell me about the title of the movie "ALL OF THOSE VOICES". What kind of thoughts are put into this title?
It is also a phrase ("Bigger Than Me") in the lyrics of the song, but it expresses the situation that many opinions are attached to my work. As you know, everyone says, ‘It's better to do this.’ The media are the same, and everyone in the record label will voice their opinions. So this phrase means I respect such opinions as much as possible and, while considering some of them, let's look inside ourselves more and do what we want to do without worrying too much about the influence from the outside.
The movie begins with the decision for One Direction to go on hiatus in 2016. Now that it's been 7 years since the suspension of activities, what does One Direction mean to you?
It's everything. It's everything. I really loved it, and I still love it. I can only be proud to be a member of something on that scale. I'm really proud of it. Because we were definitely the coolest when the band was active!
In the movie, you can see the trajectory after embarking on a solo career, but if you look back on your career as a solo artist and list three turning points to the present, which come to mind?
Ooh, that's a great question. I'll try to answer intuitively. Well, I wonder what kind of words will come out of my head... First of all, when I appeared in "X Factor" and performed for the first time (solo debut song "Just Hold On") with Steve Aoki. At that time, it was a difficult time (*) for me personally, and I was quite overwhelmed. So when I finished that stage, I felt like my fear had been dispelled. I don't think there was a more painful performance than that time. It was the moment when I told myself that I could do it even in extreme situations.
※ Louis is sad that his mother Johannah died of leukemia at the young age of 42 on December 7 2016, just before releasing her solo debut single "Just Hold On" in collaboration with Steve Aoki on December 10, 2016. Being on stage with Steve in "The X Factor" was Louis’ first public performance since his mother passed away.
Also, I would like to mention when I wrote "Walls" and "Kill My Mind" (included in the first album “Walls"). If I hadn't written these two songs on the first album, I don't think "Faith In The Future" would have turned out like it is. These two songs gave me the confidence that I could make the music I wanted to.
The third turning point was the tour last year. I love tours, but I've also felt uneasy for many years. "I wonder what my show will be like?" " Can I do the show by myself?" I worry like that. So I became confident after I was able to tour last year, and there were wonderful audiences that boosted that confidence. If I were to name the most recent turning point, it would be touring.
In the movie, you cite songwriting as the most personal pride that you achieved through your activities in One Direction. Now that you are in your 7th year of starting your solo career, what do you feel proud of as a solo artist?
There are several, but I’ll mention "Faith In The Future". Without a doubt, this is an album that I've always wanted to make. I have that sense of accomplishment that I was able to make what I really wanted to make while working as a solo artist for several years.
And there's nothing I'm more proud of than the connection with my fans. I think every artist says that the connection with fans is special, and I'm sure that's right, but the connection between me and my fans is really special. Some of the fans have been supporting me since I was working in One Direction. It's like we've grown up together. There is a bond in the true sense. The bonds should be felt by the fans as well as myself. You can feel that kind of bond at the show.
Let me ask you a little more about the latest album "Faith In The Future". Can you tell me if there is anything that inspired the album itself or the title?
Overall, what inspired me was the live performances I did before I started working on this album. As for the title, when I listened to the first album "Walls" again, I thought it was "hmm" myself, but it was emotionally heavy. I wanted to shake that off. When I look at the title at a glance, I want to make people feel hope and positivity. I thought the title "Faith In The Future" was a title that feels hopeful, isn't it? It set the tone for the whole album. Of course, the album touches both light and shadow, but I think it reflects my current emotions and positive feelings about life.
In relation to positive feelings, when I asked questions from fans for the interview, one said, "I sometimes think negatively, but what do I do to change to positive thinking?" Please let me know if there is anything you are doing to make you feel positive.
First of all, I want you to remember that emotions are personal, so the ways to deal with them is also different. On top of that premise, how I'm dealing with it, to be honest, I can't say exactly. I didn't fight like a warrior, and I didn't feel sad all the time. Of course, sometimes I do get depressed, but I forget it the next day. I think it's a lucky thing because I can overcome it without thinking about it too much. I don't know why, but maybe it's the way I was raised when I was a child. In any case, fortunately, I'm not the type to keep worrying.
But if you can confide in someone, you’ll see that communication has incredible power. I've always been saved by kind people and kind families around me. It means having the courage to reveal your feelings. Sometimes it's hard to talk about them, but when you confess your feelings, you don't feel as bad. You'll always feel better. I think that's also helpful for me to be positive.
Thank you. And I'm happy to say that you’ll come back to Japan again next month and start the world tour in 2023 from here in Japan. The Osaka performance will be the beginning, but let me ask you about your thoughts on starting this year's tour from Japan.
I was able to have a wonderful time when I came with the band (One Direction). I think it's a nice and fun place. It's like I said earlier, but I'm happy to be able to come back to Japan again soon. I'm really looking forward to going to Osaka.
If you were to name the song of "Faith In The Future" that you’re most looking forward to performing on the Japan Tour, which song is it?
I did some shows when I released the album, so I've already played some songs from the new work, but I'm looking forward to "Saturdays" among them. For some reason, when I sing this song, my heartfelt emotions come up. It's a song that has already been performed about 4 or 5 times, but I want to sing it many times from now on. And so is "Out of My System" as well. If you listen to it, I think you can imagine how exciting and fun the performance will be. So I'll mention that song too.
What about the songs on the album that I haven't played yet? There are some songs that can be said to be relatively suitable for dancing. I'm looking forward to seeing how such songs like "All This Time" and "She Is Beauty We Are World Class" work in the set list. In the album, they were songs that weee produced while being conscious of making the sound wider. I'm also looking forward to seeing how such songs complement more guitar-based songs.
Do you have any memories that have left a particular impression on your visit to Japan so far?
This is my memory, maybe the fans will say, "You didn't do that!" I might be told that. But in my memory, I remember when we performed "Story Of My Life" for the first time. I chose Japan as a place to perform this song because the Japanese people had sincere respect as an audience. If I did the performance I'm going to describe in England, I'm sure they would scream or shout something toward the stage, but we performed "Story Of My Life" live in Japan a cappella (*). I think that was a performance that could not be realized outside of Japan. It was a magical moment. Japan is the first time we performed in such a way. That performance in a cappella was the best moment. It's the memory of a lifetime.
※ One Direction performed "Story Of My Life" in a cappella several times in Japan, and Japanese fans protected the silence so that the members can perform.
By the way, will the songs of One Direction be included in the set list of this tour?
Of course! Because I always do that. So far, I've performed about 5 to 6 1D songs solo. Recently, I've been performing "Night Changes", and that song is rather a slow song, but I arranged it into an up-tempo version. Personally, I find it interesting in such a place. I'm going to update the songs I used to sing as a member of the band when I was young to match my current musicality. That kind of challenge is fun.
Finally, please give a message to the fans in Japan!
There are a lot of wonderful memories in Japan. I’ll say it again, the shows in Japan have a special charm, and I can't explain it accurately in words, but I feel a special feeling. It's always special when there's a show in Japan. I'm really grateful to all the fans in Japan. I haven't been able to visit Japan for 8 years, but this time I will hold a premiere like this, and I will be able to go on a tour next month. I'm really happy.
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