Inbox is the Trojan horse of AI
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Argues that AI is mostly used on us rather than tools we control, with concrete examples: product recommendations, fraud detection and anomaly detection deployed against users; a programmer trains an eigenfaces classifier with a few hundred swipes on Tinder, chains it to a chatbot that asks three questions, and actually gets dates; claims the most effective consumer AI pairs a good interface with a large corpus to act as a spare brain that highlights unexpected, useful things.
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