People are saying ‘the end is near’ after seeing two Apple Vision Pro users in the wild

Apple’s latest product launch has been praised by some fans and heralded as concerning by others.

Apple has been a divisive company for decades now, regularly having one camp laud the technology company as responsible for some of the greatest inventions of the modern age, and another camp convinced they bring nothing good or genuinely innovative to the table.

Well, the launch of the Apple Vision Pro has reinvigorated the debate on the company’s many products.

Apple has said it hopes to blend the lines between the real and virtual world.Credit: Fatih Aktas/Anadolu via Getty Images
Apple has said it hopes to blend the lines between the real and virtual world.Credit: Fatih Aktas/Anadolu via Getty Images

The company has said it hopes to blur the lines between the real and virtual world (yikes) with a wearable display that allows the user to have access to multiple screens in an augmented reality.

“With Apple Vision Pro, you have an infinite canvas that transforms how you use the apps you love,” the company’s website says.

“Arrange apps anywhere and scale them to the perfect size, making the workspace of your dreams a reality — all while staying present in the world around you. Browse the web in Safari, create a to-do list in Notes, chat in Messages, and seamlessly move between them with a glance.”

However, a video showcasing people use the device has some insisting it is a sign that the ‘end is near’ for humanity. And it’s difficult to disagree. Watch below:

People are saying ‘the end is near’ after seeing two Apple Vision Pro users in the wild
The video, that has gone viral amassed over 12 million views since being shared on X on February 7, shows two users wearing the device while eating at a restaurant.

Despite sitting together, the pair don’t appear to be interacting with one another but rather gesturing with their hands to interact with the augmented display.

Some have gone as far to say that this video is reminiscent of a scene out of the dark drama Black Mirrorwhich focusses on what can go wrong when humans don’t use technology responsibly.

“Vision Pro at $300 would be the end of humanity,” one user remarked in reference to the current $3,499 price tag for the tech.

The video has amassed over 12 million views since being shared on X on February 7.Credit: Humansnocontext/X
The video has amassed over 12 million views since being shared on X on February 7.Credit: Humansnocontext/X

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