Probably most people won't move to AR on quite that level of obtrusiveness: the power of AR is its ability to be inobtrusive. It's mentioned that in several social circles AR is used to essentially "reskin" the world around someone, but it's also a very useful professional tool. AR likely takes many forms; few people will want a lot of information all at once, but they will want to have a few tool-tips that can pop up, such as those regarding reputation networks and social media data on those around them. Obviously, most people will also want personal information, such as their own rep network standing and other important accounts, but even these will likely be subdued most of the time, only becoming apparent when there's a change. However, AR is likely also going to be used for utility. Zooming in on something, adjusting the brightness, or otherwise enhancing senses that a transhuman doesn't have enhanced via the magic of AR sensors can be a powerful thing, as well as the ability to identify products or objects in an environment.