The thing is: what you described can be fitted into a genre for itself. Not everyone, in fact I dare do say the majority, don't want to read hyper-personalized

The thing is: what you described can be fitted into a genre for itself. Not everyone, in fact I dare do say the majority, don't want to read hyper-personalized content to the point that only we can read it, most of us don't even know what we want, and sometimes that doesn't even matter. Hyper personalization isn't the end game - at least in my opinion. In fact history has shown that we valued precisely the opposite, collective experience with low enough resolution so we have room to fill the gaps ourselves. How can you relate to others what only you understand? Or we will eventually cease to be humans? I didn't understand the "optimism is cowardice" part. The true optimism is believing we will survive long enough to reach that point :P