Ryan Daniel Moran argues that AI will not significantly disrupt the selling of physical goods (everyday consumables and household items). He claims humans will continue to need and buy "stuff" (food, clothing, supplements, furniture, etc.), and that AI will primarily make it easier to build brands that serve target customers—concluding with the directive: "Sell stuff."
The one thing AI is not going to affect anytime soon is selling stuff. Even if AI takes over our entire lives, we're still going to eat food, we're still going to put stuff on our skin, we're still going to take supplements, we're still going to furnish our homes, we're still going to decorate our offices, we're still going to wear clothes, we're still going to have desks. And on and on and on and on. Stuff will not be impacted by AI, but it will make it easier to build a brand that serves the person that you want to impact. Sell stuff.
