Reclaim your choices before AI does

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The recommendation engine on your phone knows you better than your spouse does. That isn't hyperbole; it's a statement of statistical fact. It has tracked your micro-movements, your hesitation pauses, the precise dilation of your pupils as you scrolled past specific colors and faces. It has run thousands of experiments on you, tweaking variables to see which combinations make you stay. You, meanwhile, are reading this sentence while your thumb hovers over a notification you suspect is unimportant. You'll check it anyway. That's not a character flaw. That's a system working exactly as designed. We call this convenience.