AI Video Could Engineer Addictive Stimuli
AymericRoucher · x · 2026-07-10
The author discusses a paper on how "AI-generated video can maximally drive specific brain regions," arguing that this technology will evolve content recommendation from "picking the most addictive videos" to "directly generating videos that best hit the user's brain responses."
Consequently, the author advocates for stricter regulations on social networks and AI-generated videos, as they could further amplify addiction and mental health risks.
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