If it was me saying "a fucking polygraph?!?", then I regret nothing.
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I like how Twitter was so terrified of your reply, it got hidden under a "show more tweets" banner.
That's some impressive dedication to pettiness on the part of their filtering.
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Astonishing amounts of chauvinism on the topic of how easy it (supposedly) is to model human behaviour in tech circles.
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No, I don't. I work for other tech companies and the problems are just as bad, just less obvious because those companies are not should-be-commons.
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We see the ridiculousness on evidence in social media because it deals the most prominently with behavior and has the most data to model off.
But the madness is really everywhere.
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It's not just social engineering.
It's also any kind of substitution that doesn't have definable parameters that allow you to brute force learning through inhuman repetition, like Dota or Chess.
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Yeah mostly stuff like that is my experience of it as well.
I'm sure there's cutting-edge tech that's a lot more sophisticated. It's also not what 99% of companies are working on.
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