I've been noticing more and more curated content lately. As a product and in exchange for money. It's great.
I believed we arrived at a point in technology where algorithms and AI reached their limit and there's a need for personal, curated, and human content.
Reminds me of the movie Her. Where the protagonist was writing personal cards even if technology was super advanced. Is this the direction we're going to? I wouldn't mind it.

Maybe it's Facebook, Twitter, and the other's greediness at fault for the amount of noise produced. Does it matter?!
Curated list of newsletters, curated list of tools for your next startup, and the (curated) list goes on.
Heck, even I built a little app in a couple of weekends. Where I handpick your next SciFi read.
What are your thoughts on this trend?
I believe curated content services have a massive scope in the near future. There is a crapload of noise and low-quality content in every domain. It's hard to find something good and to market your product amidst half-brain humans and AI incessantly churning out irrelevant low-quality content in real-time.
A nice app btw. I'll give it a try.
This is something a friend and I were thinking about in relation to content on blockchain - surely that's impossible to curate? In fact, that's one of the selling points of blockchain in a way. I'd be really interested to know what people think...would there ever be a demand/a perceived benefit for curated blockchain content?
I'm not really knowledgeable on web3. what makes blockchain content different? related to the new technology?