"Understanding these precursor conditions reveals that creative content stagnation wasn’t an unexpected development but the logical endpoint of policy choices, technological implementations, and market dynamics that prioritized short-term engagement and revenue optimization over long-term creative sustainability. The “writing on the wall” was visible to industry observers by 2017, but the systemic nature of these changes made them difficult for individual creators or even individual platforms to resist. Only by recognizing how these structural forces interconnected can we understand both how creative stagnation became inevitable and what systematic changes would be necessary to reverse it."
Analysis from Claude. Always to be taken with a grain of salt, but maybe some leads in there.
"... venture capital funding contracted, digital advertising consolidated into a duopoly, platforms prioritized algorithmic engagement over creative diversity, regulatory pressures drove risk-averse policies, and educational systems abandoned arts programs—all while audiences developed shortened attention spans in an oversaturated content environment"
https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/0eb4062e-7fd0-43fe-b933-00bd8d889123
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