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by the_other
960 days ago
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> What we need is a social-first internet where every piece of content is associated with an actual human and people query for content through their social graph. This will be doubly important in the age of AI. Isn't that what the social networks are, internally? I agree that attention/engagement farming is a major driver for the web's enshittification. I don't think content attribution and verified identities are the solution. Two(ish) key features of the earlier phases of the web that seem relevant to me were: - most content wasn't profit driven - social interaction was not gamified, was slower and was often siloed/themed Trending, dog-piling, attention-economy hacks were all greatly limited. |
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