Does a unique record establish individuality?
A record can be unique because enough observations have been collected, even when the process producing those observations contains no person-specific structure. The Individuality Gap examines this distinction.
Observational uniqueness and individuality
Uniqueness of a recorded history does not automatically establish that personalization will improve a future decision. The companion demonstrations make the distinction explorable.
Research behind the question
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