AI Native Social Media Platforms
Do you guys know of any ai based social media app that is becoming popular(or is already popular).
What are the chances of AI giving us the next instagram/tik tok/whatsapp?
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Tiltmaster_•1 day ago•1
Workin on it for 5 years now. Soon.
Exactly...in 3 weeks.
jonah-sendnumbers•about 23 hours ago•1
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Boring-Surround2657•1 day ago•1
Getting friend groups to move together seems like the hard part. People bringing friends over would tell me more than them trying the AI features once
verbal-app•about 6 hours ago•1
AI will probably reshape existing platforms from the inside (recommendation, content generation, transcription) before it produces a standalone "AI social network" people actually open daily. The apps gaining traction treat AI as invisible infrastructure, not the marketing hook.
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