Meta’s CTO was asked whether the term ‘metaverse’ did more harm than good. He chuckled and compared it to the early confusion over the word ‘internet.’

By cineramaJuly 11, 2023Metaverse

Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth. On Monday, Meta’s CTO Andrew Bosworth hosted a Q&A session on Instagram. Bosworth was asked whether he felt the term "metaverse" did more harm than […]

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Meta’s CTO was asked whether the term ‘metaverse’ did more harm than good. He chuckled and compared it to the early confusion over the word ‘internet.’

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