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    'Lonesome Dove' buzz shows how book recommendations spread, a writer argues

    The writer traces the buzz from The Ringer, Colbert and The New Yorker to BookTok and read-alongs, saying AI recommendations followed.

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    A writer examining interest in 'Lonesome Dove' says attention snowballed through media coverage, BookTok and read-alongs before large language models began recommending it. The writer sees a broader possibility: AI might help bring audiences together and steer more people toward the "best" rather than the "new."

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    @packyMIt snowballed from The Ringer to Colbert to The New Yorker to BookTok to a bunch of read-alongs with death and Taylor Sheridan mixed in, then the LLMs started telling all of us to read it. Turns out it's a dern interesting case study in how distribution works today and why LLMs might actually help defragment culture and lead more people to "best" instead of "new."

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    @packyMIt snowballed from The Ringer to Colbert to The New Yorker to BookTok to a bunch of read-alongs with death and Taylor Sheridan mixed in, then the LLMs started telling all of us to read it. Turns out it's a dern interesting case study in how distribution works today and why LLMs might actually help defragment culture and lead more people to "best" instead of "new."