In which Cory Smith and David Fuller discuss Design Thinking, revisit Total Experience, ponder Chat GPT, explore the user cases for VR at trade shows, remember GTA V Radio stations and discover the Strangler Fig Pattern.
Shownotes & Bookmarks
- 00:44 – Design thinking is a process that puts the ‘user’ or consumer at the centre, by empathising with their experience.
- 01:22 – In Season 1, we talked about Total Experience, the idea that customer experience and employee experience are closely linked. But is it achievable?
- 06:26 – Chokepoint Capitalism Book. Monopolies are reducing the payments to authors, musicians and other content creators.
- 10:00 – More thoughts around ChatGPT. What is the potential versus the reality today?
- 17:23 – How can VR and AR be used to display, demonstrate and sell very large things, like yachts? Based on a post on Linkedin by Princess Yachts, we discuss how VR could change the exhibition industry.
- 20:54 – Virtual Reality 3D style docks and boats from Fountaine Pajot.
- 23:15 – Even more thoughts about AI and Chat GPT. Should content created with an AI have a disclaimer? What are the dangers of using the wrong answers from ChatGPT without knowing they are wrong?
- 30:45 – I want AI to give me the ‘Babel fish‘ the real-time translation device as described in the ‘Hitch-Hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.
- 31:28 – The theme music from the BBC series of Hitch-hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy is actually by The Eagles – called Journey of the Sorcerer!
- 32:05 – Grand Theft Auto V has 16 Radio Stations with over 400 tracks, plus Ads and News reports.
- 34:48 – New segment ‘NERD MINUTE’. The Strangler Fig Pattern. As the vine grows, it spreads to completely consume and ultimately replace the host tree, leaving a new, strangler fig tree in its place.
