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Hobson talks ‘Poképolicy’ on the Tech Policy Podcast
by
Anne Hobson
Feb 1, 2017
originally published in
Tech Policy Podcast
Last summer's megahit game Pokémon Go was many Americans' first introduction to the notion of "augmented reality," in which artificial visuals are superimposed onto the real world. R Street Tech Policy Fellow Anne Hobson explored some of the policy implications of augmented reality in a recent policy study, including how it could affect cybersecurity, privacy, intellectual property and public safety. More recently, she sat down with TechFreedom's Tech Policy Podcast to explore the issue in-depth.
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