Louis Rosenberg, PhD is an early pioneer of virtual and augmented reality and longtime AI researcher. His work began 34 years ago in labs at Stanford and NASA. He then went to Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) where he developed the first mixed reality system (called the Virtual Fixtures platform). In 1993 he founded the early VR company Immersion Corporation and brought it public on Nasdaq. In 2004 he founded Outland Research, an early developer of augmented reality and spatial media technologies acquired by Google. In 2014 he founded Unanimous AI to pursue the concept of Collective Superintelligence, a method of creating super-intelligent systems by connecting human groups together rather than by replacing people with algorithms. The technology was recently deployed in a software platform called Thinkscape. Rosenberg earned his PhD from Stanford University, was a tenured professor at California State University, and has been awarded over 300 patents for VR, AR, and AI technologies. His recent books about AI include Our Next Reality, Arrival Mind, and One of Us.