the Guardian

Are dating apps fuelling addiction? Lawsuit against Tinder, Hinge and Match claims so

Platforms accused of encouraging compulsive use by gamifying users’ attention and romantic investment

A lawsuit accuses Tinder and some other dating apps of only pretending to seek to find people good matches; instead, the plaintiff charge, they are designed to keep people on those apps for as long as possible through addictive design.

[2/2] … rather than how it is evaluated. In its list of real AI systems that really know something about some domain, the article perhaps includes bullshit generates as well in some points. The author doesn't distinguish.

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the Guardian

We must start preparing the US workforce for the effects of AI – now | Steven Greenhouse

Artificial intelligence can make companies more efficient and workers happier – or cause mass misery. The choice is ours

AI systems already control many kinds of mistreatment of workers. This article starts with some examples. It ends with a number of recommendations, which seem wise to me. However, when the article discusses the use of AI to evaluate the continually monitored work of an employees, I think it focuses too much on the use of AI for the evaluation, and that the crucial wrong is in the monitoring itself …

[2/2] … impeachment.