AI will blur shows, movies and interactive experiences, but entertainment stays human-facing
jacalulu · x · 2026-07-27
The author argues that anything in the entertainment category still fits as a human-facing experience, even as AI blurs the line between shows, movies, and interactive products.
They suggest AI will create new hybrid formats through personalization and blending of traditional categories, but the core criterion remains whether it entertains a person; if it does, it will not be fully delegated away.
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