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A transition is underway from screen-based computing to spatial computing, where digital content naturally blends into the user’s environment. This shift remains largely overshadowed by recent AI breakthroughs and by the limitations of early initiatives such as the metaverse and first-generation devices.
In a future shaped by competing and fragmented technologies, a universal medium will be essential to ensure that in the public interest, anyone can publish content and services for everyone, relying on the Internet and open standards.
Can the Web meet this challenge, or has it reached its limits? What role could Frogans play, and how can such a medium emerge and grow today, particularly with AI ?
In a future shaped by competing and fragmented technologies, a universal medium will be essential to ensure that in the public interest, anyone can publish content and services for everyone, relying on the Internet and open standards.
Can the Web meet this challenge, or has it reached its limits? What role could Frogans play, and how can such a medium emerge and grow today, particularly with AI ?
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00:00There's also a presentation with a screen, so pay attention, please welcome Alexis Tamas from Fragrance with a round of
00:08applause.
00:16Hello Alexis, hi. Good afternoon.
00:19Good afternoon. The floor is yours.
00:20Thank you. Hi everyone. My name is Alexis Tamas.
00:25I am here to present you Fragrance and a specific technology that has been developed from initiated in France first,
00:33and then now it's developed in several places around the world.
00:38So, let me switch to the presentation itself.
00:46Yes, we got it.
00:50So, today's presentation is to explain you, to try to explain you what's going to happen in the computing area
00:56for tomorrow.
00:57You know, we all know PCs, we all know mobile devices,
01:01and we expect the rising new medium for publishing content and services over the Internet,
01:08and I'm here to explain you this.
01:16So, yes, so the next, as you may understand now, the next computing revolution will be the age of spatial
01:24computing.
01:25We all know that after PC and smartphone, the industry is working hard to prepare us for the rising of
01:33a new era of computing,
01:34the spatial computing.
01:35We all have discovered in the recent years the first equipments that have been distributed for the general public,
01:43headsets, glasses that are coming around, but they're still incomplete.
01:47They are not doing everything that could be done,
01:51especially making the content appear and accessible around the user in the visual space of the user.
01:58And so, those equipments now are not completely finished until,
02:03because, you know, the technology is very visible.
02:06It's a beautiful equipment, but here you need to wear something that is not very easy.
02:12And it will be very good for us that those kind of equipment become very light,
02:19and also that we could use it very simply.
02:23That is coming, the industry working on that.
02:25And so, the content is moving beyond the screen.
02:31There is something that is missing in this technology.
02:35Is there that, you know, the technology is going to be fragmented.
02:38We have several providers, industrial makers, that are working on those equipments,
02:45and they're creating different operating systems, different solutions,
02:50different ways for making apps.
02:52And the humanity needs to have something that works in a universal manner.
02:57That means that you can publish content and services without specifying, typically,
03:03what kind of device you are using.
03:05So, there is a...
03:07This is something that exists today on the Internet.
03:09You have the web, the World Wide Web.
03:11As you know, the web is a technology to publish and consult websites on the Internet.
03:19And the Internet itself is just a set of protocols that enables generic software layers to run on top of
03:28it.
03:29And also on top of the telecom infrastructure, of course.
03:32So, with this fragmented technology that will arise or are arising right now,
03:39we need one medium to publish in an universal manner.
03:45The web today, which is sometimes confused with the Internet itself,
03:50because it's, of course, the main application of the Internet,
03:54is not going to serve easily as the medium for spatial computing,
03:59because we have several things in the DNA of the web
04:03that is inherited from the era of the PC when it was created first.
04:11And, first of all, the format purpose of websites, actually,
04:17relies on text-based communications, as you know, long pages
04:21that you have to scroll, and complex user interface.
04:25We all know the web, and we know how it's some kind of difficult to use it sometimes.
04:33Also, the visual presence of content, of the content of the web content,
04:38the content is enclosed in the large rectangular windows,
04:42the web browser, as you know.
04:45And so that using multiple sites in parallel is difficult,
04:49because you have to switch from one tab to another
04:51to get from one site to another, and et cetera,
04:53if you want to use different sites at the same time.
04:58There is also something that exists,
05:00and we just forget it because we have it in front of our eyes every day,
05:04is the overhead of the browser, the software,
05:09the rectangular window around the content.
05:11There is an overhead on content itself,
05:14because you have a lot of menu bars,
05:17scroll bars all around the content
05:19that has an impact on the content itself.
05:24Also, something that is not so good for spatial computing
05:28is the distracting animated content.
05:31When you use, and you will have a demo in a few seconds,
05:33when you use the XR equipments,
05:39you see that you need to have content
05:41that do not interfere too much with your vision of the world around you.
05:47And so distracting content when the animation comes into websites
05:52is something that is not very acceptable,
05:56in addition to the size of the rectangular windows too,
06:00that takes too much place in your visual environment.
06:04There is also something that we have inherited
06:07from the early years of the web,
06:09are the cookies,
06:10the cookies which need to be managed by users.
06:13And also, when you browse the website,
06:16now you see that you have to say,
06:18okay, I agree, I disagree,
06:19you don't know exactly what you're doing,
06:20but you need to go through that decision
06:24that you try to make as much as you can.
06:28And that's also,
06:31it's consuming a lot of energy for the users.
06:33And the last thing,
06:35maybe there are others,
06:36but the last thing I wanted to discuss with you today
06:38is the legibility of the addresses themselves.
06:40You know that when you want to go to a website,
06:43you use an URL,
06:44which means the HTTP,
06:49S, colon, etc., etc.
06:51So the technical protocol followed by many hierarchies,
06:56dual hierarchies actually,
06:58plus multiple levels.
07:00And that also is not very user-friendly
07:03in this kind of spatial computing environments.
07:06So there is something else.
07:08We know that we need to have some kind of medium,
07:12otherwise it's going to be very difficult
07:14for publishers of content and services
07:16to be present on those kind of equipments,
07:20and also more generally in spatial computing.
07:23And that's Fragon's.
07:25Fragon's is a medium for publishing content and services
07:28on the internet alongside the web,
07:30so it's at the same level.
07:31If we go back one second on this representation,
07:35you see World Wide Web,
07:37and here you have Fragon's,
07:38so it's at the same level.
07:39It's in the operating layer of the internet.
07:44And Fragon's has been designed
07:48with a lot of intentions
07:51to simplify the way people can use the content on the internet.
07:55And so, for instance,
07:58we can review some of the focuses we made on the web.
08:04The format purpose of Fragon's
08:06is to have a visual-based communication
08:08to enable people to have focused content
08:11on the publishing focused content
08:14and accessing focused content,
08:15and also a natural interaction.
08:19As you can see in a few seconds,
08:21the visual presence of the content on screen
08:23is a free-form content with a limited size
08:26that floats in the user visual environment.
08:30I will show you that in a minute.
08:32And also, it's very easy to use multiple sites in parallel,
08:36as you can see later,
08:37because the user can arrange their environment as they wish.
08:42There is no visual overhead of the browser on our content
08:47because you will see the browser is separated from the content.
08:50And there is no distracting animated content
08:53because the animations come from end-user actions,
08:56not from the content itself.
08:58It's something that reacts to user actions.
09:01And there are no cookies in Fragon's technology.
09:04There are other mechanisms
09:06to create very nice applications
09:12and very powerful applications,
09:13but not cookies.
09:14Everything is under the management of the user.
09:17And the legitimacy of addresses,
09:19as you can see also,
09:20it works with a very simplified two-level hierarchy
09:23with the distinctive sign,
09:24which is the Fragon star.
09:27So now I will show you how does work Fragon's.
09:32And I'm going to use the equipments that are available today,
09:36but as I told you earlier,
09:38we are not working for those equipments only.
09:41We are working for spatial computing,
09:43and that will be maybe in two, three, or four years,
09:47maybe glasses, maybe other options
09:50that the industry will create.
09:53So now we have to work with this,
09:55and that shows where the industry is going.
10:01So I can keep my glasses here.
10:04So this is an equipment from Meta.
10:07It's a Meta Quest 3.
10:09It's a very basic...
10:12I need to...
10:15Sorry.
10:16Oh, yes.
10:16There you are.
10:19I can see you.
10:20You can see what I'm seeing there.
10:23And so here in this virtual environment,
10:28I can...
10:29I have to launch Fragon's player.
10:32I guess it's not working right now.
10:35So I need to go to the menus.
10:37And as you can see here, maybe, yes, you can see,
10:40there is an application called Fragon's player,
10:42and that's the equivalent of a web browser.
10:46Okay.
10:47So now I can launch this application.
10:52So that's the Fragon's player logo.
10:54When you see this, you will recognize Fragon's player.
11:00So I have a small window here
11:02that's going to disappear in a second.
11:05And now in my left hand,
11:07you can see there is the Fragon's player logo,
11:10and that's the browser, actually.
11:12That's the Fragon's browser.
11:14It's the Fragon's player.
11:15And when I want...
11:16So there is no rectangular windows anywhere around me.
11:20Okay.
11:20It's just Fragon's player here.
11:22And when I click on...
11:24I touch that logo called the pad,
11:27I can see a small interface here
11:30that asks me if I want to open a Fragon's site.
11:33And there you can see here, I'll display this for you,
11:36Fragon's star demo is the basic pattern of an address,
11:41of a Fragon's address.
11:42So let's do it.
11:45And here in front of me,
11:48what you're seeing in front of me is a Fragon's site.
11:51So it's a content on the internet.
11:54It's not an application.
11:55It's not a widget.
11:56It's something that is hosted on the internet
11:59in which you can browse.
12:01See, I can browse in it
12:03just using my finger very naturally
12:06without any complexity.
12:09And I can...
12:11This Fragon's site is just used
12:14for launching other Fragon's sites,
12:16something that you can do very easily.
12:17So for instance,
12:19if I use the...
12:20Let's say, for instance,
12:22that I need to know
12:22when the next metro is run here.
12:26So you can see,
12:27I have opened another Fragon's site.
12:29And here it tells me
12:31that the metro line 12,
12:32Porte de Versailles,
12:34is coming up for...
12:35is heading Mary d'Aubervilliers in three minutes
12:38and heading Mary d'Aubervilliers in six minutes.
12:41I can refresh that.
12:42Now it's seven minutes.
12:44It's going wrong.
12:45In the wrong direction.
12:47Okay.
12:47Now I can open other Fragon's sites.
12:50Let's say, for example,
12:51this one is a wine producer in France.
12:55And this Fragon's site,
12:57so I can interact with it.
12:59And navigate into it
13:01and discover what's this wine about.
13:05And I also can go to the shopping place,
13:07the boutique.
13:09Yeah.
13:09And here,
13:11I can order,
13:13I can add to my shopping cart
13:15one, two,
13:17maybe eight bottles.
13:19I can try to...
13:21also to add some key rose,
13:24which is a rosé, I guess.
13:26Six.
13:27And then see my shopping cart
13:29and say,
13:30okay, let's remove one,
13:31et cetera.
13:32So Fragon's is like,
13:34you could say it's like a small website.
13:35It is actually made up of pages,
13:38like the web.
13:40The pages are called slides.
13:41So when I navigate in the...
13:44when I browse Fragon's sites,
13:45I go from page to page in sequence.
13:49And the author of that website
13:51can create and host it on its own server
13:54using the backend technology
13:56that he uses usually,
13:57like, for instance,
13:59if you use a dynamic technology,
14:01it could be PHP, Java, whatever,
14:04Python, et cetera.
14:05And that's hosted
14:07on a separate website.
14:09We're not hosting content,
14:11of course,
14:11in this technology.
14:14And so you have
14:15as many applications
14:16as you want.
14:17And as you can see also,
14:19that Fragon's sites,
14:19you can resize them dynamically.
14:22They have different content
14:23depending on the size
14:24you wish to decide.
14:26You see,
14:27when we call that,
14:28that's the lead representation
14:30and that's the vignette representation.
14:32It's something that I can put here
14:35near my desktop,
14:36for instance,
14:37or here.
14:38And I can start to work.
14:40And if I turn around,
14:42you see,
14:43probably the...
14:44Oops.
14:45Oh, yeah.
14:46I'm out of the meat add-on.
14:49But you can see
14:50the Fragon's sites
14:50just turn around.
14:52And so I can grab them
14:54very easily
14:55or put them maybe
14:56on top of me
14:57or here on the floor.
14:59I can use them
15:00anywhere around me.
15:02So you see,
15:02this interaction
15:03is very natural.
15:04You don't need to do
15:05anything complex.
15:06You don't have to have...
15:07You just keep it,
15:10put it everywhere.
15:12Just put it back here.
15:14And so I can also
15:17open another one
15:18if you want.
15:20As you can see,
15:21maybe...
15:22Ah, sorry.
15:22Sorry for moving so fast.
15:26Okay.
15:27So you see,
15:27it's very fast
15:28because the pages,
15:29the slides,
15:30I told you
15:31it was called slides,
15:32the pages are very small
15:33in size.
15:34And here you have
15:36another site,
15:36for instance,
15:38showing the art
15:40of a creator.
15:41And as you can see,
15:43the slide,
15:43the shape
15:45can even change.
15:46Let's see,
15:47when I reduce
15:49to the size,
15:51to the vignette size.
15:54Okay.
15:55So that was
15:55a short demonstration
15:57of how it works.
15:58I can go back
15:59on this one
16:00if you want later on,
16:01if you have questions,
16:02because at the end
16:03of the session,
16:03we'll have a short
16:04discussion,
16:05if you want.
16:06And I can have
16:07exactly the same
16:11interactivity,
16:11at least representation
16:12of slides.
16:13Here,
16:14I have to remove
16:14my glasses,
16:16with the Vision Pro
16:18from Apple,
16:19but I just need
16:20to plug it,
16:22so that you can
16:22see what I see.
16:28Okay.
16:30Probably need to,
16:33okay.
16:35Yeah,
16:36I probably need
16:37to re-synchronize.
16:40Oh, no.
16:41Do you see that?
16:42No.
16:43So I need
16:44to synchronize.
16:47Hold on.
16:50That's it.
16:53Right.
16:58So here,
16:59I'm in the,
17:03I've just launched
17:06the headset,
17:07and I didn't want
17:08to do that,
17:08so I have to
17:09remove this one.
17:11And,
17:12just use,
17:13okay.
17:13And you can see
17:14the,
17:14you can see
17:15fragrance player
17:16software here
17:16in the middle,
17:18so I will
17:18open it.
17:19And now,
17:20I have
17:21the same
17:22fragrance sites,
17:23the same pad,
17:24the same fragrance
17:25player,
17:25except,
17:26as you can see,
17:27that in the
17:28computer,
17:29in the computing,
17:31especially,
17:32in special computing
17:33from Apple,
17:35you have that,
17:36currently,
17:36you have this
17:37little white bar
17:39under the content
17:41that helps you
17:42move the content.
17:43So you can
17:44grab it this way,
17:46like in Meta,
17:47but you can use it
17:47very easily
17:48with your fingers.
17:49And also,
17:51what's interesting
17:52here in this
17:52equipment is that
17:53you can control
17:54the interaction
17:55with your vision.
17:57So,
17:58let's
18:00open
18:02a fragrance
18:02site, too.
18:03Now,
18:04you see the
18:04recently visited
18:05sites that
18:06have been already
18:07opened here.
18:09And,
18:10so let's take
18:11some Nasdaq,
18:12here.
18:13The demo one.
18:15Let's open
18:15this one, too.
18:17And,
18:18okay,
18:18so now I'm,
18:20so,
18:20okay.
18:23As you can see,
18:24you,
18:26okay,
18:26so,
18:28I'm having
18:29exactly the same,
18:30oh,
18:30welcome to mail.
18:32It's not
18:33what I wanted.
18:35Oh,
18:36and you have
18:36another one
18:36that has,
18:37that I've opened
18:38here,
18:39is some one,
18:40some site
18:41with a
18:42AI-generated
18:43image.
18:44And you can
18:44change here
18:45if you want
18:45to change the,
18:49okay,
18:49let's
18:50have a dog
18:51here.
18:52Okay,
18:53so now
18:53it's,
18:54the content
18:54is being
18:54computed
18:55by an AI,
18:56and in a few
18:56seconds,
18:57it's going to
18:57be changed
18:58with the dog,
18:59probably.
18:59I hope so.
19:01And,
19:01so you have
19:02exactly,
19:02you see the
19:03same content.
19:05So,
19:05fragrance
19:06is rendered
19:08exactly the
19:08same on all
19:09devices,
19:09which makes
19:10things very
19:11easy for,
19:12for publishers
19:13and also
19:14for users,
19:16end users.
19:17Okay.
19:18Oh,
19:19the dog is
19:19here now.
19:21Okay,
19:22and what happens
19:23if I resize it?
19:25You see?
19:26Okay.
19:27You can also
19:28resize it.
19:30Okay.
19:31Okay.
19:31Okay.
19:40So,
19:41that's what
19:41we call
19:42the designing,
19:44a technology
19:45designed for
19:45spatial computing,
19:47is the technology
19:47that you can use
19:48with your hands,
19:49your eyes,
19:52and a very
19:53simple gesture.
19:57Why do we
19:58think that
19:59fragrance has
20:00the potential
20:00to become
20:01the universal
20:01medium for
20:02spatial computing,
20:03apart from
20:04the fact that
20:04it's nice
20:05to have,
20:06it seems to
20:06be friendly.
20:08That's correct,
20:09but it's not
20:09enough to make
20:10a universal
20:12medium on the
20:12internet.
20:13You have
20:13billions of
20:14users,
20:15you have
20:15tons of
20:15countries that
20:16are using
20:17the internet,
20:17so it doesn't
20:18work this way,
20:18it's just not
20:19technology,
20:20you have to
20:20go much far
20:21beyond technology.
20:23And the
20:24first thing
20:24that needs
20:26to be done
20:27is to create
20:28a technology
20:28based on
20:29open standards.
20:30You cannot
20:31provide a
20:32proprietary
20:32technology for
20:33such an
20:35application,
20:36such a
20:36project,
20:37so that's
20:38how fragrance
20:39has been
20:39developed,
20:40it's based
20:40on open
20:40standards,
20:41meaning that
20:41anyone in
20:42the community,
20:43in the
20:43internet
20:43community,
20:44can use
20:45that technology
20:46to create
20:46services,
20:47and to
20:48create
20:49also content,
20:50of course,
20:50but also
20:51software on
20:52top of this
20:52technology,
20:53etc.
20:54Search services,
20:55and everything
20:56you need.
20:57And the
20:57second thing
20:58that you
20:59need to
20:59have to
20:59make an
21:00open standard
21:01work is
21:02that you
21:02need a
21:04governance
21:04body and
21:05an economic
21:05model for
21:06that open
21:06standard.
21:07And with
21:09fragrance we
21:09have created
21:10a dual
21:11entity model,
21:12we have
21:12used a
21:12dual entity
21:13model.
21:14On one
21:14side the
21:15OP3FT,
21:16which is a
21:16non-profit
21:17standard
21:17developing
21:17organization,
21:19and on
21:19the other
21:20end,
21:21F2R2,
21:22a company
21:22which has
21:23the delegation
21:24of the
21:25registry
21:26of fragrance
21:26addresses.
21:27The addresses
21:28with the
21:29star has
21:29to be
21:29registered
21:30in a
21:30central
21:31database
21:31and has
21:32to be
21:33resolved
21:34when the
21:35end user
21:36wants to
21:37open a
21:38fragrance
21:38site,
21:38someone has
21:39to tell
21:40them that
21:41the site
21:42exists and
21:43where it
21:43is located.
21:44So there
21:45is a
21:45delegation
21:45between
21:46those
21:46entities
21:47and the
21:48revenues,
21:49part of
21:49the F2R2
21:50revenue,
21:51go to
21:52under the
21:53form of
21:53royalties
21:54to the
21:54OP3FT.
21:56OP3FT creates
21:57the technical
21:57specifications,
21:59it also
22:00creates reference
22:01implementations,
22:02fragrance player
22:02is one of
22:03them,
22:04the software
22:05fragrance player
22:05is provided
22:06by the
22:06OP3FT,
22:07and it
22:08also provides
22:09global
22:10policies so
22:11that anyone
22:12on the
22:14planet can
22:14use that
22:15technology
22:15without
22:16restrictions,
22:17or too
22:18much
22:18restrictions.
22:19The
22:20technology
22:20was,
22:21the project
22:21was developed
22:22with other
22:22standard
22:23developing
22:24organizations,
22:25and for
22:26instance,
22:26the links
22:27that you
22:28can put
22:28in a
22:28website to
22:29open a
22:30fragrance
22:31site using
22:32its address
22:32has been
22:35specified
22:37with
22:38IETF,
22:39which is the
22:40Internet
22:40Engineering
22:41Task Force,
22:42the SDO,
22:43Standard
22:44Developing
22:44Organization
22:45for the
22:46Internet.
22:46And last,
22:48what we
22:48believe that
22:50will make
22:50fragrance a
22:52potential huge
22:52success on
22:53the Internet
22:54is that the
22:56OP3FT is
22:59as the
23:05absolutely wants
23:06to put the
23:06technology to
23:08the service of
23:09users,
23:09and the
23:10slogan of the
23:10OP3FT,
23:11think users
23:12first,
23:13meaning that,
23:14for instance,
23:14when we create a
23:15new feature,
23:16we don't want
23:16to hear
23:17engineers,
23:17developers,
23:18telling us
23:18that it's
23:19very cool,
23:20it's worked
23:20on their
23:20computer,
23:21it's fantastic,
23:22and they
23:22love it.
23:22We just
23:23ask ourselves,
23:25does every
23:26user will
23:28be happy
23:28with that
23:28feature,
23:29or would
23:32maybe it
23:33complicate
23:34the user
23:35experience?
23:35So it's
23:36something that
23:37we are
23:39using every
23:39day as
23:40a slogan.
23:42Fragrance is
23:43also designed
23:45for traditional
23:45computing,
23:47so it works
23:48for computers,
23:49smartphones,
23:50and tablets.
23:51I can show
23:52you at the
23:54end if you
23:54want some
23:56examples,
23:57but it works
23:57on every
23:58computer like
23:59Mac,
24:00Mac OS,
24:01Windows,
24:02Linux,
24:03etc.
24:03It works
24:03also on
24:04smartphones.
24:05You have
24:06to believe
24:06me,
24:07but there
24:07is one
24:07here that
24:08is working
24:08right now.
24:10I can share
24:11that to you
24:11later if
24:12you want.
24:13And also,
24:14as I told
24:15you earlier
24:16with this
24:17demo,
24:17the rendering
24:18is device
24:19agnostic,
24:20meaning that
24:20one
24:21size is
24:22rendered at
24:23the pixel
24:23level the
24:24same way
24:25on all
24:26devices.
24:27So there
24:27is no need
24:27for responsive
24:28design because
24:29there is no need
24:30at all because
24:32the site
24:33appears exactly
24:34the same way
24:34on all
24:35devices.
24:36There are
24:36also a wide
24:38range of
24:39practical
24:39publishing
24:40features that
24:42can be
24:42discovered.
24:43I only
24:44demonstrated two
24:45of them,
24:46three of them,
24:47but they are
24:48much more
24:48like coordinating,
24:49publishing,
24:50coordinated sites
24:51that can work
24:52as a group of
24:53sites and that's
24:54very powerful.
24:55And also
24:55international
24:56addresses,
24:57the fragrance
24:58addresses,
24:59the fragrance
24:59star are
25:00on the
25:01Latin writing
25:02system,
25:02but it
25:03works also
25:03in almost
25:06every language
25:07in the world.
25:09Wow.
25:10And I told you
25:11earlier about
25:12interoperability,
25:13so it's very
25:13easy to go
25:14from one
25:15fragrance site
25:15to a website
25:16and to one
25:17website to a
25:18fragrance site.
25:18It goes in
25:19both directions.
25:21Well,
25:22to end with
25:23this presentation,
25:25I wanted to
25:26share with you
25:27the way that
25:27we are going
25:28to promote
25:30that technology
25:31and to let
25:31it go in
25:32the wild.
25:33The adoptions
25:34of an open
25:35standard always
25:36go naturally
25:37through the
25:38developers'
25:39communities
25:39because they
25:41can create
25:41very easily
25:42innovative
25:42use cases
25:43and they
25:45can push
25:45the technology
25:46to its
25:46potential.
25:47We can see
25:48that earlier
25:49with other
25:50technologies.
25:51So we are
25:51preparing,
25:52at the OPS3FT,
25:53we are preparing
25:53the tutorial
25:54developer
25:54seasons of
25:55fragrance.
25:56It's going
25:57to be,
25:57it's an
25:57initiative to
25:58help tutorial
25:59producers
26:00to create
26:00tutorials
26:02for the
26:02world,
26:03the developers
26:05around the
26:05world to
26:06help them
26:06understand how
26:07it works.
26:07Actually,
26:08it's very
26:08simple,
26:09but we
26:10still need
26:10some
26:11explanation
26:11to use
26:13the technology
26:14at its full
26:15potential.
26:16And so
26:17that's in
26:18preparation.
26:19It's going
26:19to happen,
26:20I hope,
26:21soon.
26:22And the
26:22adoption
26:23will spread
26:24from developers
26:26to content
26:27publishers.
26:28publishers.
26:28We expect
26:29that a
26:30global chain
26:30reaction will
26:31happen at
26:33any time.
26:34What about
26:35AI?
26:36A lot of
26:36discussions on
26:37AI first in
26:38the industry
26:39for several
26:39years now.
26:41And sometimes
26:42it has a
26:43little bit
26:45obliterated
26:45the area
26:47of computing,
26:50of spatial
26:51computing that
26:51is arising.
26:52but LLMs
26:53can very
26:56powerfully
26:56accelerate the
26:58deployment of
26:59fragments in
27:00two ways at
27:00least.
27:01First, by
27:02helping developers
27:03and empowering
27:03them to
27:06create their
27:06sites because
27:07the sites are
27:08created using
27:10an XML-based
27:11language and
27:12this can be
27:12very easily
27:13generated with
27:14AIs.
27:15It doesn't
27:15mean that the
27:16AI will create
27:17everything, but
27:17it can help
27:18developers a lot.
27:19And also,
27:20something else,
27:20another aspect
27:22is also to
27:23assist
27:24publishers,
27:25content
27:26publishers,
27:26to design
27:28the new
27:30experiences that
27:31can be made,
27:32can be achieved
27:33using
27:33fragments.
27:35And especially
27:36what we call
27:36froganization,
27:37it's an
27:38invented word,
27:39saying that
27:40when you use
27:41the content
27:44of an
27:44existing
27:44website,
27:45you can try
27:46to imagine
27:48what
27:48sites,
27:50what
27:50frogan sites
27:51you will
27:51create from
27:52that existing
27:52content.
27:54And LLMs
27:56are extremely
27:57powerful for
27:58that.
27:58And I let
27:59you try this
28:00at home if
28:01you want to.
28:02I could try
28:03if I had some
28:04time, but I
28:05guess we have
28:07only two minutes
28:08left.
28:08I would like
28:09to, you can't
28:10ask any LLM,
28:12I would like to
28:12create frogan
28:13sites based on
28:14the content of
28:14this website.
28:16You put any
28:17website.
28:17could you
28:18suggest several
28:19webs frogan
28:20sites with
28:21different themes
28:21that could
28:22target specific
28:23categories of
28:24users?
28:25Just ask,
28:26and you will
28:26see that it
28:27has tons of
28:28ideas to
28:29benefit from
28:30that technology.
28:37Maybe if we
28:38have one
28:39second, we
28:39may have
28:41some questions.
28:42Oh, I forgot
28:42to tell you that
28:43you may not
28:44know frogan's
28:45yet, but you
28:46can test it
28:46yourself because
28:47the frogan's
28:48booth is just
28:49on the right
28:49of this stage.
28:51So there
28:51are a lot of
28:52the team, there
28:53is a team of
28:54almost 40
28:55people working
28:56for OP3FT
28:57and F2R2
28:58that will
28:59welcome you
29:00and you can
29:00test everything
29:01I've did and
29:02much more at
29:03the frogan's
29:04booth if you
29:04want to.
29:05It's going to
29:05be potentially
29:06very interesting.
29:08Do you have
29:08any questions
29:09that we can
29:10have?
29:10One question
29:10maybe?
29:12I know
29:12that Romuald
29:14is going
29:15to bring
29:16you the
29:16microphone.
29:21And in
29:22the meantime
29:24you see
29:25I can
29:25Hello.
29:26Yes.
29:26Thank you
29:26for your
29:27representation.
29:29Can I ask
29:30you why
29:30you selected
29:31star instead
29:33of having
29:34some other
29:35letters like
29:35dot spatial
29:37or something
29:38like that?
29:39You use
29:40star for
29:40that website.
29:42Yeah.
29:43Yes.
29:43Thank you
29:44for your
29:44question.
29:45The question
29:45was about
29:46the frogan's
29:47addresses.
29:47And we
29:48use that
29:49addresses because
29:49when you
29:50resolve the
29:50frogan's
29:51address in
29:51the frogan's
29:52technology
29:52it comes
29:54the resolution
29:55process comes
29:56with a lot
29:56of meta
29:57data
29:59including of
30:00course the
30:01location of
30:02the server
30:03hosting the
30:04front site.
30:04But you have
30:05much more.
30:05You have
30:06intended
30:06audience.
30:07You have
30:07the security
30:08level of the
30:08connection.
30:09So you can
30:10have a lot of
30:11benefits from
30:12that information
30:13that comes
30:14during the
30:15lookup of
30:15the address.
30:16So with the
30:17domain name it
30:18will have been
30:18very hard because
30:19the space in
30:20DNS is very
30:21small.
30:21You don't have
30:21not a lot of
30:22room to put
30:23data in.
30:30And to
30:30finish if I
30:32can ask I
30:33didn't do it
30:33before but I
30:35can ask that
30:37LLM to
30:39oh it's
30:41got.
30:41Yes.
30:42I will continue
30:43on the booth if
30:44you want to.
30:45Thank you so
30:46much.
30:47Programs
30:48everyone.
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