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Mitch Joel, Alistair Croll, and Hugh McGuire share their interesting links covering the origin story of Cookpad, the future of AI artists, and the impact of screens on reading. via Six Pixels of Separation

Political campaigns are using neuroscience to understand voters' feelings, analyzing brain activity and facial expressions to reveal hidden sentiments. via MIT Technology Review

Chinese police are using phone scanners to collect personal data from smartphones, raising privacy concerns. via Reuters

Cool Tools shares a list of recommended tools and resources including AirHelp for flight delay compensation, the iNaturalist app for nature identification, and a no-kill rodent trap. via Cool Tools.

Seth Godin explores whether cannabis marketing will follow the same path as alcohol or lean towards niche product strategies like those used for high-end chocolate.

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Valet Magazine recommends taking a wallet backup by photographing the contents of your wallet to make replacing essential items easier if it's lost or stolen. via Valet