Aaron Parecki

Instead of asking for a password, platforms like Google and Facebook should ask questions only you and they know, like what the temperature is in your living room or who you spent the night with on Thursday or what kind of propaganda meme you're most likely to click on

Machine learning is a bit like cocaine in the 1880s:

- been used in a weaker form for centuries
- some surprisingly successful early applications led to it now being over-prescribed
- beginning to understand that performance degrades after repeated use, negative feedback loops

Odd to think about, but in the last decade I:
* never gave you up
* never let you down
* never apologized or deserted you

"OK Boomer" only works on Boomers from Google. If your Boomer is from Apple, you have to say "Hey, Boomer." If it's from Amazon, you can simply preface your instruction with "Boomer", e.g. "Boomer, stop."