Casino executives aim to act on preferences invisibly, exactly like surveillance capital.
Evidence
The key, one casino executive says in words that are all too familiar, āis figuring out how to leverage technology to act on customersā preferences [while making] it as invisibleāor what I call auto-magicāas possible.ā ā Shoshana Zuboff, The Age of Surveillance Capitalism, 1435
Categorization
- CANDY: The āauto-magicā quote is a perfect, self-contained coffee-table fact showing casinos and tech firms speaking the same design language.