James Laughlin and others argue that AI-generated content won't dominate just by volume. Quality sources and trusted brands still matter more. They cite an AI-voiced podcast as an example of why people prefer human creators, and recommend actually using tools like ChatGPT to understand what's coming.
I hear of these different programs and software you can use that literally will create 80 pieces of content for you a day. That's not going to change the game. You've got to have quality content from quality sources.
I definitely think.
Both are important. Probably more content isn't necessarily a bad thing either, but it is definitely a combination of both. I think podcasts are a great way.
Of creating.
Content that associates those connections.
I recently seen a podcast that was ranking one or two in the Apple charts. I was like, oh, let's check that out within 30 seconds. I was like, oh, it's too AI voices chatting to each other. I just clicked off right away. I was like, this is ridiculous. Would you tune into a podcast that just had two AIs talking to each other?
I think the brand of the company or person that's.
Producing this content.
Is very important. Like this is a source that I trust.
If anything, I think.
That the power of brands is going to only become more important in an era where content is, you know, cost producing content is free.
Where do we start in terms of just trying to stay current?
Definitely start.
By being a big.
User of these apps. So I would say like.
ChatGPT, definitely be an active.
User on that. Literally, nation states are investing, going all.
In on AI because they believe it's existential.
