In any case vibe-culture and generative models seem to overload descriptive terminology to the maximum extent. They set scenes as expressively as possible, perpetually moving but static in time.
A society of vibes writes over other meanings - exchanging away causality, reasoning and narrative.

On the other hand it's hard to ignore for instance the cultural impact of the network (neural or otherwise) on society, politics and organisation.

I'm not saying either of these came first. Some historians of mathematics write about how developments in colloquial language paved the way for new mathematical understandings (e.g. it was common to describe trusted people as 'probable' around time of developments in statistics).