Nvidia just released amazing tech that reduces videoconference blur and stutter by using a photo of you as an avatar. Then it uses data points off your real face to animate the avatar.

Amazing tech, yet it also raises the question of the difference between Zoom and real you. Will you choose to stay the same age forever on screen, so there's this Tinder-style age discrepancy when people meet you?

We look at how to future-proof yourself against being replaced by avatars and other AI. And I talk about the weirdness of constantly being mistaken for a famous actor, who is very much not a Hemsworth.