Session 6
summary
Demonstrates a working medical use case: an FDA-cleared surgical metaverse in ~90 hospitals that uses an AI converts CT/MRI to surgical simulations and AR overlays to guide operations, reporting improved planning and workflow. Flags that VR/AR will explode data collection — eye-tracking and heart-rate biometrics — and magnify bystander and consent failures. Argues current fixes (HIPAA-like controls, notice-and-consent) slow innovation and advocates alternatives: data hosts/cooperatives, Solid-style personal pods, and non-advertising monetization.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Privacy in the metaverse
- 1:50Panelist introductions
- 12:33Metaverse visions and policy
- 14:44VR vs AR hardware privacy
- 16:07Bystander problem in AR/VR
- 20:24User power shifts in metaverse
- 27:04Healthcare metaverse data use
- 31:56Rebuilding data trust
- 38:42Medical metaverse security
- 40:11Data ownership in research
- 45:08Metaverse business models
- 49:18Q&A on regulation
- 51:26Healthcare disparities in metaverse
- 54:40Closing remarks
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