Slowly recite the "Hooping Spell" and wait for the Metaverse to grow freely
It seems that all of a sudden, the metaverse is on fire.
So much so that in the capital market, many companies want to have a relationship with Metaverse, for fear that they will not be able to find a topic or tell a story.
During the National People's Congress this year, Metaverse has also become the focus of attention of many deputies to the National People's Congress and members of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
Some people suggest to strengthen top-level design, and some people suggest to strengthen supervision and supervise in advance.
Metaverse, is the wolf really here?
What is the Metaverse?
There is currently no established definition.
Strictly speaking, the metaverse is just a rather magical concept.
It first appeared in American writer Neil Stephenson's 1992 science fiction novel "Avalanche", depicting a virtual world parallel to real life.
We might as well simply understand that the metaverse is a world where virtual and reality are integrated by cutting-edge technologies such as big data, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence.
The epidemic has accelerated the online migration of people's life scenes. Under the catalysis of the Internet and technology, the explosion of the metaverse may have its inevitable logic.
The speculation of the concept of the Metaverse in the investment market is, of course, a profit-seeking impulse driven by capital, but it is also related to the foresight of the market.
Tech giants are scrambling to deploy, and it is precisely that it represents the next wave of technological change.
It's just that every tuyere that dances, it is inevitable that there will be a lot of fire and a mix of fish and dragons. We must keep a clear head.
Some lawbreakers bundle the concept of the Metaverse, fabricate false projects to raise funds illegally, or defraud under the banner of the Metaverse, and must be hit hard.
This is the proper meaning of maintaining market fairness and normal order. It has nothing to do with "advance supervision", and there is absolutely no need to chant "tightening spells" when you see the Metaverse.
I have to admit that the current metaverse is just a new thing that has not yet been formed, and it is still in the initial stage of development.
From the cautious statements of some tech giants, we can also feel the cold thinking behind the concept of heat.
From the perspective of encouraging innovation, why not look at the metaverse with an open and inclusive attitude.
True technological innovation requires trial-and-error and error-tolerant soil.
Any healthy industrial ecology must require a process of free growth.
Talking about strict supervision at the beginning is likely to stifle the gene of innovation in the cradle.
Moreover, the Metaverse currently has no substantive regulatory content.
It is very important to plan ahead. While promoting the development of the industry, it is necessary to explore and establish rules, and to guide development in a timely manner when problems arise, but it is not necessary to worry too much.
This does not mean letting the Metaverse grow savagely, just that this "tightening spell" can be read slower - as long as it does not disrupt public order and good customs, and does not disturb fair competition, we are happy to see the Metaverse explore more in the fields of tourism, commerce and culture in the future application scenarios, find a new track in the industry.