> Episodic memory: What happened when (e.g., “Where did I leave my keys?”)? > Forecasting: What am I likely to do next (e.g., “Wait, you’ve already added salt

> Episodic memory: What happened when (e.g., “Where did I leave my keys?”)? > Forecasting: What am I likely to do next (e.g., “Wait, you’ve already added salt to this recipe”)? > Hand and object manipulation: What am I doing (e.g., “Teach me how to play the drums”)? > Audio-visual diarization: Who said what when (e.g., “What was the main topic during class?”)? > Social interaction: Who is interacting with whom (e.g., “Help me better hear the person talking to me at this noisy restaurant”)? Now consider the fact that Facebook is actively suppressing some subjects from popping up in their users' feed. If users becomes reliant on this AI to initiate, guide and execute most day to day tasks then Facebook will literally have the power to make certain aspects of their users' life disappear. For example, you have a contact who criticizes Facebook or their business partners too much? Don't remind them of their birthday.