The AI Paradox: Brilliant Movies Tailored Only for You
VraserX · x · 2026-07-21
The author presents a philosophical take on the future of generative AI and content consumption: by 2030, you might watch a brilliant movie that absolutely no one else will ever see.
This raises a profound question about the nature of art—how much does the experience of art actually rely on a shared audience?
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