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Re:Most companies developing AI capabilities have yet to gai... by sudosysgen on Tuesday October 20, 2020 @01:34PM (#24840156)
I've been playing "VTOL VR", and it's really showcasing the potential of VR for things like training.

Whats more, it's one of those games that could conceivably run on a very cheap VR headset in the next few years.

Re:Most companies developing AI capabilities have yet to gai... by ponker on Tuesday October 20, 2020 @02:21PM (#24840684)
VR is already widely used in industrial training. Send a forklift driver through VR training and the safety lessons might stick a little bit better, so your insurance company will cut you a discount and it can pay for itself.
Re:Most companies developing AI capabilities have yet to gai... by sudosysgen on Tuesday October 20, 2020 @02:44PM (#24840926)
Indeed. That being said, I think it has even more potential in making more adaptable simulators of things that we couldn't simulate well or dynamically enough before.