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Curator Economy: Why Human Curation matters - Rishikesh Sreehari
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This article looks at the concept of curator economy, why it is important and its present state in the age of information overload.
With the rising quantity of content on the internet, thanks to the boom of the creator economy, we are now at the age of information overload . Present-day AI is not yet powerful enough to wade through the vast information universe and provide content with context and intent. Curators are humans who bridge this gap by curating relevant information from the vastness available to us. Over the years, curators have become a vital part of information commerce. The curator economy is booming, and several businesses have proved it to be a sustainable business model. This article looks at the context
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