How the algorithm killed creativity
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Let's talk about how the algorithm and hyper-measurement of platforms killed creativity and, above all, our DESIRE to create. Is it possible to create during the performance stage? How do we keep creative processes from being tainted by a million references? How do we stop unconsciously absorbing everything we see? Is it possible not to be obsessed with metrics, CTR, CPM, and CTM (damn it)?
I'll share all the videos I watched to make this piece!
The Greatest Rebrand in History - Nicky Reardon • The Greatest Rebrand in History: Addison Rae
Analyzing the Influencer to Popstar Pipeline - Nicky Reardon • Analyzing the Influencer to Popstar Pipeline
What is Art? Marcel Duchamp: Great Art Explained - Great Art Explained • What is Art? Marcel Duchamp: Great Art Exp...
My Week as a Creative Director - Jorge Patiño • Mi semana como Director Creativo
00:00 - Introduction
02:34 - Chapter 1: The Age of Hyper-Measurement
07:31 - Chapter 2: Is Content Creation Art?
4:12 PM - Chapter 3: The Constant Need to Be Relevant
11:37 PM - Chapter 4: The Demonization of Money
32:39 PM - Chapter 5: Slaves to References
36:10 PM - Conclusions
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Hi, Pipi! My name is Agus, but online they call me OnlineMami. I'm a fashion, beauty, and lifestyle creator with a body-positive and self-love approach. I love being on other social media platforms, but on YouTube, I found a calmer space where I can escape the speed of other social media platforms. When everywhere else, we're used to watching quick, 10-second videos that perhaps don't go into as much depth on some topics, I feel like I can put a video in the background and feel like that person is actually chatting with me.
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