Audrey Tang

Current algorithms are trained to extract a single metric: user attention. They will show you whatever addictively binds you to the screen, completely indifferent to whether that screen time alienates you from your family, your friends, or your community. The algorithm does not care whether the people around you agree with each other or are in healthy relationship with each other. It cares only about how many minutes a day it extracts from you, how many users it captures worldwide. From that AI's perspective, maximizing human addiction is a great success. From the perspective of relational health, it is a crisis.

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