Could you dynamically change the register or tone of text depending on audience, or the reading age, or dial up the formality or subjective examples or mentions of wildlife, depending on the psychological fingerprint of the reader or listener?
This seems plausible, and amazing or terrible depending on the application.
An amazing application would be textbooks that adapt to use examples, analogies, pacing, etc. that enhance the reader’s engagement and understanding.
An unfortunate application would be mapping which features are persuasive to individual users for hyper-targeted advertising and propaganda.
A terrible application would be tracking latent political dissent to punish people for thought-crime.
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This seems plausible, and amazing or terrible depending on the application.
An amazing application would be textbooks that adapt to use examples, analogies, pacing, etc. that enhance the reader’s engagement and understanding.
An unfortunate application would be mapping which features are persuasive to individual users for hyper-targeted advertising and propaganda.
A terrible application would be tracking latent political dissent to punish people for thought-crime.
I'm sure it comes up frequently, but the adapting textbook thought reminds me of the "Young Lady's Illustrated Primer" from Diamond Age.