Reads: Dark Pattern Design, Google Duplex & More

A wrap on some of the interesting reads from across the web...

1. The Biggest Digital Heist in History Isn't Over Yet - Bloomberg
2. A.I. Has a Race Problem - Bloomberg
3. Kevin Werbach: Blockchain Isn't a Revolution - Medium
4. Woodrow Hartzog: User Agreements Are Betraying You - Medium
5. Virginia Sole-Smith: The People Who Are Afraid of Food - Medium
6. From My Own Private Idaho to Four Days in France - A Look at the Factors That Define LGBTQI Cinema - Firstpost
7. How Social Networks Set the Limits of What We Can Say Online - Wired
8. How Can We Make Technology Healthier for Humans? - Wired
9. Talking to Google Duplex: Google's Human-Like Phone AI Feels Revolutionary - Ars Technica
10. WTF Is Dark Pattern Design? - TechCrunch
11. The Neuroscience of Pain - The New Yorker
12. The Facebook Armageddon - Columbia Journalism Review
13. How McKinsey Lost its Way in South Africa - The New York Times
14. Living Alone and Liking It - Curbed
15. Kratom: Leafer Madness - Buzzfeed
16. Japan's Vegetable-Eating Men - Topic
17. How to Get Away With Financial Fraud - The Guardian
18. When It's Good to Be Antisocial - Nautilus
19. Welcome to Blaine, the Town Amazon Prime Built - The Verge
20. Blockchain Explained - Reuters