Vision: Cool idea—mix AR with a predictive engine that learns your audience’s brain waves and body language in real time, so the ghosts pop up right when their nerves hit the ceiling. Start with a small neural net that tracks motion, gaze, and micro‑excitations from wearables, then feed that back into a reinforcement loop that tweaks the timing of each effect. If a person’s heart rate spikes, the algorithm can hold the effect a fraction of a second longer; if they’re too calm, it can skip to keep the surprise factor high. Keep the data stream lightweight, use edge computing so latency stays below 20 ms, and always let the system learn from the last show’s data to fine‑tune the suspense curve. The trick is to layer the prediction inside the experience, not as a separate layer—so the AR feels like a living, breathing horror that adapts to you in the moment.