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Interesting concept but what seems more compelling to me would be more like a Tiktok/Reddit hybrid. You log in and see content that "the algorithm" knows you'll
by npilk 4y ago
Interesting concept but what seems more compelling to me would be more like a Tiktok/Reddit hybrid. You log in and see content that "the algorithm" knows you'll like, but with an added element of community from people "the algorithm" knows you'll find cool/funny/insightful/etc. Like a simulacrum of the Facebook feed but instead of friends and family it's this "tribe". No need for labels or even naming those people.
Feels like this is what social media is trying to achieve anyway but they're mostly stuck with the existing social graph as a starting point...
- EZ-Cheeze 4y agoI actually mention extremely good content aggregation in there, but more as a byproduct of good matching than as a way to arrive at it. But it really could work the other way around, with the things you and everyone else likes providing strong signal that can be correlated. I hope this is the year we all get a thousand true friends! Instant connection every time