The world is watching one arms race: the frantic, high-stakes sprint to build artificial general intelligence. Labs in Silicon Valley and Beijing compete for a god-like power that could transform civilization overnight. But a second, quieter arms race is already underway, fought not in research labs, but in the private battle for our attention. Its goal isn’t intelligence; it’s desire. And its “AGI moment”—the point of no return—is the dawn of “super entertainment.”It all starts with dopamine. O...