This article explores how AI-driven algorithms shape our consumption of pop culture, often leading to a homogenized experience that misses essential context and meaning. It argues for the importance of human curation to preserve the complexities and histories behind cultural artifacts. Without this human insight, we risk losing the depth and transformative power of art and culture.

The article discusses how the TikTok model—where algorithms dictate content based on user preferences—is invading the broader web. It critiques this shift for promoting addictive consumption over meaningful engagement and highlights the loss of shared cultural experiences. The author urges readers to take control of their online interactions instead of relying on algorithms.