Mat Dryhurst: AI Personalization Doesn't Have to Mean Isolation
matdryhurst · x · 2026-10-01
Artist-researcher matdryhurst argues people don't yet know they need "deeper tools to understand and translate their relationships to media." Responding to his old thread on AI personalization, he says models now make surprising things he genuinely enjoys, and he rejects the idea that personalization inevitably leads to isolation — because he wants to share those creations and see what others make with them.
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