Kevin Kelly
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Kevin Kelly is the founding executive editor of *Wired* magazine, known for his long-range technology forecasting. In a 2020 speech, he argued that good questions matter more than perfect answers, and his 2015 book *The Inevitable* predicted that AI would soon achieve extremely precise prediction of human behavior . He has more recently turned his attention to augmented reality, predicting that AR devices will eventually be as ubiquitous as smartphones—what he calls a future where everyone has "a mirrorworld" mapped onto physical space . During a 2025 China visit, he endorsed Chinese smart-glasses maker Rokid over Apple in the race for that form factor, stating he would "bet on Chinese companies" . His thinking has circulated widely among Chinese tech investors; entrepreneurs cite his AR predictions to justify the field's importance, and venture firms like Linear Capital, an early Rokid backer, promote his commentary to validate their portfolio .
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Kevin Kelly: In the Smart Glasses Race, I'd Bet on Chinese Companies Over Apple | Linear Portfolio
The answer for smart glasses lies in China.
线性资本·The AR path is grueling, but Xu Chi still wants to know what the finish line looks like | WAVES
Those without ideals don't grieve.
暗涌Waves·Good Questions Matter More Than Perfect Answers | 5Y View
What Will the World Look Like in the Next 5,000 Days?
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