When you perform a mass-change of email address you realize how difficult online companies make to regain control of a piece of information that is yours. In many cases you have to call support, in others you have to delete your account, in others you have to wait 30 days.

To understand how limited this is, do a simple experiment: write a sentence stating a position contrarian to the establishment *that has never been stated before* and then ask the #AI to continue >

OpenAI will start selling its text-generation tech https://t.co/TJKUsLqMdV

@amazfit Great. My Galaxy Fit2 is falling apart after so many years. I guess I’ll have to get yours as soon as it’s out. I hope you ship in the UK.

RT @JordanBHarrod: Starting July 1, MIT is ending their contract with Elsevier.
https://t.co/wj15RUYV41

Imagine when the red newcomer will have the label “Neural”. https://t.co/h8qUyvy1kH

Vivaldi continues to impress me. The new Notes Manager is really nice. I wanted to attach notes to webpages forever. I resist only because notes are always accessible without an iOS version of the browser. https://t.co/PqeuQ6fsYD

As I said many times, @nytimes investigative, video, and data journalism is exceptional. But the “For you” section is a real disaster. Whatever #AI they are using, it can’t pick up a *single* remotely relevant article even when I explicitly declare my interest categories.

There is a big difference between someone that doesn’t have a skill and someone that refuses to use that skill.

Not just open it, but maybe spend 5 min reading it before the retweet is enabled? If it’s something worth sharing, you must have spent at least 5 min on it >

Twitter would like you to actually read stories before you retweet them https://t.co/s4irkHexfZ

@amazfit Two Qs:

1. Will the X display all sort of notifications for all apps installed on iOS? Or just from a predefined subset of apps?

2. Will be possible to create custom watch faces?