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> Somewhere, in that ocean of junk, there is something valuable. Good luck finding it. If the marginal cost of content is zero, then the curators will become i
by langitbiru 4y ago
> Somewhere, in that ocean of junk, there is something valuable. Good luck finding it.
If the marginal cost of content is zero, then the curators will become important.
- yoz-y 4y agoThey’d first need to create a meta curator that will help you find a curator that is at least somewhat aligned with your taste. The only things that are working for me are Apple music and YouTube recommendations, both algorithmic (but also both with very low downside of recommending bad content due to short length in general)
- bilbo0s 4y agoThe great irony is that the most popular and powerful curators and docents will be AIs. Private models used to guide users for commercial purposes. In all honesty, if you haven't already begun working on such curation models, it's probably too late, because I'm positive the big guys have been working on them for a while. While Facebook, Amazon, and Netflix may come out with some decent docent models, I'd be willing to bet that Google and Apple will have the best ones by a big margin. And unlike stable, they won't share.
- jobigoud 4y agoIf this is the case then we'll just find a way to bundle the curator AI with the art-generator AI to improve the quality of the art generated in the first place.