Mike Mike:

The Face of Tomorrow is a concept for a series of photographs that addresses the effects of globalization on identity.

Adam Harvey:

CV Dazzle is camouflage from computer vision (CV). It is a form of expressive interference that combines makeup and hair styling (or other modifications) with face-detection thwarting designs. The name is derived from a type of camouflage used during WWI, called Dazzle, which was used to break apart the gestalt-image of warships, making it hard to discern their directionality, size, and orientation. Likewise, the goal of CV Dazzle is to break apart the gestalt of a face, or object, and make it undetectable to computer vision algorithms, in particular face detection.

And because face detection is the first step in automated facial recognition, CV Dazzle can be used in any environment where automated face recognition systems are in use, such as FaceBook, Google's Picasa, or Flickr.

Insafe:

It's more than a game, it's your life.

Marco Arment:

Think of the crappiest iPhone app you ever saw that made it into the store. Now imagine what they must reject.

Mary Meeker, Scott Devitt, and Liang Wu:

Do humans want everything to be like a game?

Michael Lewis:

You can't forget to bear-proof the garbage cans, and expect the bears won't notice.

Higgins, via Kara Hansen:

One bear will teach another bear, and then that bear will do it.

Silvio Berlusconi:

I am not worried in the least.