AI personalization is real now — researcher argues it brings sharing, not isolation
matdryhurst · x · 2026-10-01
Mat Dryhurst revisits an old thread on AI personalization: models now generate music he genuinely enjoys. He pushes back on the idea that personalization inevitably leads to isolation — he wants to share these creations and hear what others make, echoing his line that pop music is a promise that you aren't listening alone.
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