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Right now, fans write "fanfic" on Archive of Our Own. Tomorrow, fans might prompt a generative AI to animate a new episode of a canceled show featuring the original actors' voice models. This will unleash a copyright war of unprecedented scale, but it will also democratize storytelling. The most popular entertainment of 2030 might be a universe, not a specific episode—a sandbox where the audience builds the canon.

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A fascinating corollary to the content boom is the explosion of meta-entertainment. In 2024, a significant percentage of all hours streamed on YouTube are reaction videos, breakdowns, and "deep dives" into other people's entertainment content. The most popular entertainment of 2030 might be