Altryne asks: What if hyper-addictive AI content is subtly educational?
altryne · x · 2026-08-31
Altryne responded to the discussion between Matt Shumer and Dave regarding the addictiveness of AI-generated content with a counter-question: What if such hyper-personalized, addictive content is subtly educational? This suggests a perspective that the technology's impact depends on its application and intent.
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