After a little search, while "inflatable pool couches" do exist, this isn't what they look like. That picture is definitely AI
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Showerthoughts @lemmy.world We need a tag like /s but for non-rhetorical questions
3DPrinting @lemmy.world Decent 3d scanners under $1000
Ask Lemmy @sh.itjust.works Have you ever actually had an "and then everyone clapped" moment?
Unpopular Opinion @lemmy.world I actually kinda like when curse words are censored
Home Improvement @lemmy.world Making the most of a totally dead cabinet corner?
Buy it for Life @slrpnk.net Induction range in the $1,500 ballpark without a bunch of nonsense
Out of Context Comics @lemmy.world Not sure if this breaks rule #3
DIY @slrpnk.net Breezeway Greenhouse Help?
Mildly Infuriating @lemmy.world This moon decoration my wife got
I think the concept can legitimately extend beyond just online platforms. Not saying it isn't misused, but I think some of your examples can sometimes be the same basic problem:
Like a movie IP being acquired by a studio which forces the writers and directors to make changes in the sequel, to reach a bigger market or push merchandising or something.
Or a game production company forcing game developers to add micro-transactions.
Or new management from private equity forcing a reputable manufacturing company to use lower quality materials and defund QC.
I would broadly describe any situation where an intermediary business between creator and consumer makes things worse for both is enshittification. Online platforms are far from the only culprit.