When AI narratives feel more real than lived experience
Brian821 · x · 2026-07-27
A reply argues that AI will inevitably understand lived experience better than most people because it can collect and combine input from everyone, and says we should learn from it as a way to identify what is shared across people. The thread frames a broader question: what happens when AI-generated narratives start to feel more real than lived experience?
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