Computerworld September 1, 2022
Rob Enderle

When it comes to working together, people need help — whether they’re in a conference room or in the metaverse. Could technology such as blockchain and AI make a difference?

Last week, I was on a panel for the World Talent Economy Forum to talk about building consensus in the metaverse. While this virtual world has potential, it’s nowhere near ready to replace tools like Zoom or in-person meetings. In fact, it falls short of today’s alternatives in an important way: because it relies on avatars, there’s a higher risk of stolen identities and fraud.

Generally, when building consensus, people like to look each other in the eye and use body language and personality to get others to agree....

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