EliteAri is my channel for scripted videos. I don't have any real philosophy behind the content of my videos- they can be about anything I find interesting (albeit so far that seems to be mostly anime/manga analysis). I also livestream regularly on EliteAri, where I mostly just talk about topics I'm interested in, or react to YouTube videos.
OrdinaryAri is for my unscripted content. This includes a variety of solo and collaborative videos. I also used to do livestreams on OrdinaryAri, so there's quite a few livestream VODs still on this channel.
Anime and Manga are incredibly creative mediums that allow for stories in which almost anything you can imagine can happen. At the moment, I'm probably most involved in the Attack on Titan, Chainsaw Man, and Mushoku Tensei fandoms.
If you want to know what I think about the anime I've seen, check out my MAL. If you want my more detailed thoughts, check out my 'Reflecting on Every Anime I've Seen' video series on EliteAri
My PhD was about AI, or more specifically, AI in the domain of computer vision. It's been wild seeing AI become such a mainstream topic of debate over the past few years.
VR is obviously the future of communication. It will eventually provide a true feeling of presence with other people without having to physically be in close proximity to them. It's the natrual next step in communication technology. Just imagine the endless use cases for education, recreation, family, relationships, etc. Imagine truly feeling as though you are having a games night at your house, while your friends are countries away. Imagine truly feeling like you are at a live concert full of countless other people, without having to leave your house. Imagine recording and being able to relive moments in time. These are just a few use cases if you assume that a true feeling of presence in a space and with other people is able to be achieved.
VR is almost certainly the future of productivity. At the bare minimum, it will replace the need for physical monitors, which is disruptive enough in its own right. However, I imagine it could be the next form of remote work, making it feel like you are at a physical collaborative workplace with coworkers working at their desks, without having to ever leave your room.
No, I don't care much about VR for gaming. It's fun and all, but the amount of people using VR for communication and productivity will dwarf those using VR for gaming in the long term.