In the era of generating anything, what's missing is intentionality
dreamwieber · x · 2026-10-06
Responding to a post showcasing Canadian National Railways annual reports (1970-1997), dreamwieber argues that AI's ability to generate anything comes with a tradeoff: media is losing care and thoughtfulness. What's missing now, she contends, is intentionality — purpose and craft behind what we consume.
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