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There serendipity encountered in the stories in this thread is essentially just different on one axis: it's not "personalized" or otherwise user-aware, it's con
by majormajor 7y ago
There serendipity encountered in the stories in this thread is essentially just different on one axis: it's not "personalized" or otherwise user-aware, it's content-driven active organization and presentation.
That system can have its own ways of breaking down - consider trying to curate a collection of books on a topic you don't know about - but it gets at the limits of our current algorithmic approaches. Our systems don't know the content itself, just the feedback various others give about the content.
- cameronbrown 7y agoI think a future function of the librarian will be virtual curation more and more (tagging, categorisation, etc..). Similar to what the archive.org people are doing.