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Let's assume the technology will eventually work. What if you had a "personal font"? Sure, you have a user name, but what if you had a custom-generated font wh

Let's assume the technology will eventually work. What if you had a "personal font"? Sure, you have a user name, but what if you had a custom-generated font which communicates your personality to other people on the Internet? The font could be on a spectrum between static (generated once and reused indefinitely) and dynamic (continuous online learning of personal information causes an adjustment of the font). I'm just making up an example here, but say you're feeling sad, and your smart technology figures out you're feeling sad. When you send a text message to family, then your personal font takes on "sad" characteristics.

fennecfoxy 3y ago
That would certainly be cool. I also hope these models, once they're more advanced, help play a role in improving the UX of our software. While a human being decides that on the Youtube app, you can add a video to "watch later", but when it pops up in the feed, there's no option to remove it from "watch later" (except to go to that specific section), I'll be unhappy with human UX. We can only fit so many scenarios on our head I guess. Same thing as a software developer; I do my best, but I'm sure there are bugs that I write in, certain states that I don't end up writing test cases for because I never quite thought of them. If it takes an AI/ML tool to help me be better at this, or to do it for me then I am so keen.