This is the Netflix algorithm problem. They had an algorithm that perfectly recommended content to you. Then they scrapped it and went back to star ratings. Wh

This is the Netflix algorithm problem. They had an algorithm that perfectly recommended content to you. Then they scrapped it and went back to star ratings. Why? Netflix makes money from monthly subscriptions. They lose money when actually streaming content to users. So the ideal user from their standpoint is one who keeps paying but watches almost nothing. Thus, the company is incentivized to put out just enough good stuff so you won't cancel, but they don't want you binging. If Google sends users to pages and advertisers pay them, the incentive to address the content problem isn't there. In fact, LLM content may be another cash cow waiting in the wings.