Redditor shares AI movie recommendation trick, gets buried purely for using AI
Common-Individual-71 · reddit · 2026-09-18
The author shared a simple workflow: export Letterboxd data, feed it to an AI model with a prompt built around personal tastes, and get better movie recommendations. After months of use it works great for him and his girlfriend. But posting the method to r/Letterboxd got him heavily downvoted, with negativity seemingly driven purely by the fact that AI was involved, prompting him to ask why Reddit reacts so strongly against AI.
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