Who Will Own Our Augmented Reality?

There's a chance that someday you'll put on your iGlasses and you'll see a view that you can't alter, that is perhaps biased towards advertisers, or that requires you to flip to separate channels rather than presenting a single seamless world. When you hold up a book you may only see information about where to buy it - rather than your friends comments on that book. There are rules of the road that we need to establish for these new public spaces. In this talk I will examine social and technical obstacles affecting Augmented Reality and solutions for them.