Sensible comments, for a change >

China fund managers rely on #AI to manage trading data and pick stocks https://t.co/NbeQDVZWxd https://t.co/xHt857LWii

What was it? “Security is everyone’s job”? How did it work so far?

I articulated my profound scepticism about it here: https://t.co/gI7RBY2nVJ https://t.co/Moe6pXEkkV

@stevegaines Yep, true.

@rnelson0 I thought they all disappeared because replaced by phone alarms…

@bhwaldman Very good.

@gunnarwb Maybe not a generic ball, but a sport ball (one for each sport), for sure. Very good.

@mmmmmmpc I thought about it, too, but I’m not sure cutlery exists in only a few hundreds variants. I can easily count over 200 sets from my favourite design shop serving the UK alone. I suspect the number across the world is significant bigger.

@maksimov Interesting.

@mmmmmmpc Because a trillion dollar company that needs to grow even more (by doing more business on this planet) might be forced to reinvent one or more of these objects.

What are the objects that humans own and use the most across the planet AND have the smallest number of variants (let’s say no more than a few hundreds, to disqualify clothes)?

Phones. Watches. What else?