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The ultimate outcome may be one laced with a grim but fitting irony: we ourselves start to resemble little more than the newest vessels for our vast ouroboros of content, “a pure screen a pure absorption and re-absorption surface,” as Baudrillard breathlessly put it, for today’s unceasing parade of cave shadows to pass through.
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We may resemble vessels for content absorption as Baudrillard put it.
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Social media platforms are shifting from interactive spaces to vehicles of mindless entertainment, raising concerns about user agency and the impact of AI-generated content.
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