In a post-AGI world of instant personalized masterpieces, does shared culture survive?
1337_420_69 · reddit · 2026-10-05
A Reddit discussion poses a post-AGI social question: if everyone can instantly generate masterpiece-level movies, games and books at the press of a button, does shared culture dissolve? The OP weighs accepting that loss versus treating 'maintaining common culture' as a problem AI itself could solve.
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