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Companies like Meta are creating avatars to enhance online interactions. The Apple version of Avatar allows you to experience things like concerts and exploring Paris with friends from around the world. However, there are concerns about becoming too immersed and forgetting the real world, as well as issues with privacy. Apple Vision Pro represents a new era of social media, and there is a podcast discussion where you can share your thoughts. Follow Ray Chang on SoundCloud for more digital journeys. Welcome to our latest video. Companies like Meta are making kinds of avatars, making our online interactions more immersive. Here's the Apple version of Avatar. You put on your headset and bump. You're at a concert with thousands of others, feeling every beat. Or you're exploring the streets of Paris with friends from all around the globe. With social media on steroids, breaking down barriers and creating experiences we only dreamed of. But hold on, it's not all rosy. With great tech comes great responsibilities. We're talking about a level of immersion that's so intense, it could make us forget about the real world. And privacy? That's a big apple to bite into. We've got to be cautious about how much of ourselves we're sharing in these virtual spaces. So, as we wrap up, with Apple Vision Pro, we're stepping into a new era of social media. It's an exciting, uncharted territory filled with endless possibilities, eager to weigh in on its pros and cons. Join our podcast discussion and share your views. You can find the show notes on my SoundCloud, Ray Chang. Follow us on the next exciting digital journey, Sora by OpenAI. This is Ray Chang on SoundCloud.