It's an approach that didn't gain popularity. Bruce Schneier panned the idea, if I recall correctly, because he thought the extra traffic was wasteful. He's so

It's an approach that didn't gain popularity. Bruce Schneier panned the idea, if I recall correctly, because he thought the extra traffic was wasteful. He's so well respected, perhaps that played a role. I think there are variations of the approach that could make many kinds of tracking pretty useless. Part of my confidence comes from my bias that 'AI' is mostly hype. Google hasn't manage to filter all spam from their results nor to 'read the users mind' particularly well when parsing search results. I think they'd have trouble separating generated results from real ones. Somehow this reply sounds combative. That's completely unintentional. I look forward to your next post.