You can get pretty far extracting the math behind the meaning, but lack of meaning is still deathly apparent.
We should fix that sometime.
You can get pretty far extracting the math behind the meaning, but lack of meaning is still deathly apparent.
We should fix that sometime.
You think MMOs kill brains in south east asia now? Wait until software acts like a boyfriend. Every site (read: website/app/software) could be unique, well designed, and work cross platform by telling the system what you want (remember: in this delusional scenario the system understands meaning to avoid the unintentional vengeful djinn problem).
You think multivariate testing is omgballz amazing? Imagine if ad networks share a sophisticated personality model (instead of: likes cats, doesn't like monster trucks) of you. Every site you visit could be rearranged to appeal to your individual design sense, buying patterns, and social expectations. A/B testing basically tries to suss out your average user so you can appeal to them. You leave your non-average users in the dirt by optimizing for the common moron.
It's possible and I think the incumbent giants will miss it whenever it happens (5-10-50 years out).