"Criti-hype", I like that word. It indeed is like car salesperson hyping that the very thing they are selling is almost not street legal, begging the buyer to t

"Criti-hype", I like that word. It indeed is like car salesperson hyping that the very thing they are selling is almost not street legal, begging the buyer to try it on and placing that seed of thought. On another note, everyone is now using "algorithms and machine learning" in the same way they used "blockchain" in 2021. The best part is, the majority of the "algorithms" being used are basically glorified Excel models; something you would expect a fresher in college to piece together for their Physics 101 class.