> I wonder if the AI can simply pretend to be a human It's possible. > I remember reading a story where an AI picks your perfect partner In general the AI wo

> I wonder if the AI can simply pretend to be a human It's possible. > I remember reading a story where an AI picks your perfect partner In general the AI would need to know everyone on a really deep level, and of course be seriously adaptable to feedback. I don't know how well this would work across all of human personal-preference decision trees. > I used to be amazed at multi-touch screens but now I simply don't think twice. As a person who fidgets I have been perpetually annoyed by so many touch interfaces (and general 'gesture' shortcuts). And multi-touch is such a problem when using my work laptop (especially with lab gloves on, but in general) - Ctrl-Z is a frequent friend. Maybe adaptive AI will make it better. Google feedback forms certainly haven't helped, and software designers seem to not want users to be able to personalize these design decisions. People can survive, but I wonder how much we really do acclimate.