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" ... A classic example of algorithms needing “parenting” is the now popular effect of algorithms promoting fake news articles to unsuspecting readers. The proliferation of these articles is a product of bad actors figuring out what parameter the News Recommender Algorithm is using and then creating fake news articles that leverage those parameters. For example, Facebook and Google recently announced that they would spend billions of dollars fixing the fake news problem—this “fix” will involve treading down the path of setting up processes that involve parenting. ... "
" ... A tire blowing at 200 mph in a passenger car, no matter how well-built the machine is, is serious business. At that speed, you are traveling the length of a football field per second. Then there’s the danger of unsuspecting animals. In fact, on the way in on the morning of the rally, we saw a dead deer on the side of the road which had met its fate with some vehicle during the night. ... "
" ... After falling for a guest, an unsuspecting hotel staff becomes embroiled in a hostage scheme and discovers true love in an unlikely place. ... "
" ... But hackers may not even need to spend any effort hacking into real humans’ devices. In some cases, unsuspecting humans voluntarily download browser extensions or mobile apps that are already laced with malicious code. The code is designed to load ads in the background even when the app is not in use or the mobile device is not in use. This is ad fraud because the millions of ad impressions are never seen by human users. Today comes yet another story of humans downloading browser extensions that purport to do one thing, but in actuality are designed for committing ad fraud in the background. ... "
" ... The latest IPO price range ($90-$95) values DoorDash (DASH) at ~$29.4 billion, the midpoint of its new range and up from $25.4 billion, the midpoint of its prior price range. The increased valuation likely indicates strong demand for shares and is well above the firm’s last private valuation of $16 billion. I still think this proposed public equity offering holds no value, $0, beyond bailing out private investors before unsuspecting public investors realize the business is not viable in its current form. Making an overpriced IPO more expensive only creates more downside risk for investors. ... "