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A couple. Just in the software space: -When I was single, a dating app that uses a gene sample like 23andme produces plus deep learning to predict pairs that w
by suoduandao2 4y ago
A couple. Just in the software space:
-When I was single, a dating app that uses a gene sample like 23andme produces plus deep learning to predict pairs that will find one another attractive.
-Another gene+AI startup, something that analyzes my DNA and suggests a healthy eating plan tailored to me.
-Something like the above two, but taking the state of the immune system into account (not sure how hard this would be to implement, but I know it makes a huge difference to the pheromones we like and the food we should avoid)
-something like Adnauseum (bots that click ads for you) but positive reinforcement so I can tell an ad I like what it showed me. I keep thinking that if advertisers knew my long-term goals they'd have a relatively more easy time selling me things, the only downside being they'd not be the things their customers would pay the most to move.
-Something like Airmule (sell your empty checked-bags space to the highest bidder) but not limited to the Shenzen-LA corridor.
- O__________O 4y agoWow, Airmule offers reduced airfares for the risk of going to prison - would have never guessed business like that would be viable.
- suoduandao2 4y agoI think airmule does very close scrutiny of its importers, which is why it's limited to one air corridor. I'm more imagining a small-business owner putting out a call for something they want to sell in their store, the app user buys it on vacation, and sells it to the store owner after landing. a ratings system like uber or airbnb would likely take care of the bad-actor problem for something like that.