Technologies such as virtual reality, augmented reality (AR), artificial intelligence, big data analytics and the internet of things, which were once the stuff of science fiction and futurists, have now well and truly arrived. The phenomenon of Pokémon Go, which is AR, has shown a little of the potential of AR in the entertainment area. However, clever scientists are now combining all these technologies to create breakthroughs, particularly for people with disabilities. For example, an Australian company, Psykinetic, is combining all these technologies in telekinesis to enable someone whose only function is his or her eyes to use the eye muscles to drive a car and another person with a disability to play a keyboard at a concert. Nevertheless, all these technologies raise a number of legal and regulatory questions. The session will give some insight into these technological developments, and will raise some of the liability and other legal issues and public policy concerns.