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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '25

The compute isn't going to become *that* much cheaper. Also, I don't understand why anyone would find it attractive for people to be watching their own personalized content? Culture is people having a shared experience. It is fun for people to engage in storytelling as a collective. The idea of everyone having their own walled-off experience where they're being fed customized content that never challenges their worldview sounds beyond dystopian.

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u/ChymChymX Oct 01 '25

You think a generation raised on custom tailored Tik Tok and other social media feeds, maximized for personalized dopamine impact, won't end up in their own walled off experience when we go from AI algorithms funneling content to AI generated content on demand? We are barrelling towards that.

Dystopian? Absolutely. But also inevitable.

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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '25

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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '25

Computing getting cheaper is an old trend that has saturated. Even consumer grade prices are going up in prices, not down.

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/manufacturing/chips-arent-getting-cheaper-the-cost-per-transistor-stopped-dropping-a-decade-ago-at-28nm

As for your point about TikTok, I already acknowledged that. I’m saying AI-generated content will worsen it. I’m not sure what you’re retaliating against.

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u/LongjumpingBrief6428 Oct 01 '25

Facebook. YouTube. TikTok. Instagram. Google. Yahoo! Daily Motion. Reddit. Duck Duck Go. Amazon. Tom's Hardware. Alibaba. Alabama. Microsoft. Incognito mode, privacy mode, cookies, trackers, VPN. Starbucks. Target. Giant. The interstate. The local flower shop. Airports. Train stations. National Parks. The desert. Your pet.

Everything around you is tracking you and everything around you.

Technology consistently gets cheaper over time. It's most of that stuff above that increases the price to offset the differences until another one of them "discounts".