The Facebook founder is taking an all-in approach to his vision of tomorrow, wholly convinced that in the not too distant future, most of us will be regularly strapping on a headset to step into his virtual world
Mark Zuckerberg is defiant about the metaverse, telling his increasingly nervy investors last month:"I get that a lot of people might disagree with this investment, but from what I can tell, I think this is going to be a very important thing.""An absolute train wreck.""One big gamble.""A long and painful road."
Whether you want to play a game, join a meeting, teach a class, or hang out with your friends, he's convinced the metaverse will quickly become the best place to do it.His staff, as evidenced by the"One of the problems with the metaverse is he's made everything a priority," Nicky Danino, principal lecturer in computer science at the University of Central Lancashire, told Sky News.
Professor Danino admits she's an optimist when it comes to the potential of the metaverse, offering"amazing opportunities and possibilities" in education and training settings in particular. Insider Intelligence analyst Debra Aho Williamson told Meta it needed to focus less on the metaverse and more on fixing its core business.
Facebook has also seen its first-ever drop in daily active users this year, as Gen Z pivots towards fresher platforms like TikTok.Those with their tech hats on are inclined to agree.
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