When social media no longer needs people, what does the 'social' part mean?
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When social media no longer needs people, what does the 'social' part mean?

Summary

The social media we know was once easy to define. Platforms such as Facebook or X were designed to mediate human relationships at scale: sharing stories, forming communities, debating ideas and, increasingly, monetizing attention.

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  • • Much of what we experience as social media is already shaped, filtered and amplified by nonhumans.

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