Patrick Biddiscombe and a co-host debate whether AI limits creators. One calls it depressing for creative work; the other pushes back, arguing there are real constraints to consider. They trade informal, overlapping takes on what AI actually does to the creative process.
How have you used it, if at all for content?
I mean. So I'll say just point blank, kept thinking it's depressing when I say oh like, like AI.
It'S not compressing, it's just okay, we can't.
Well, here's the story. I did a gifted program growing up and I was definitely.
That's the least surprising thing that I've.
Heard on the show to the bottom tier of that class. Okay. What I learned in that class or being a part of that environment is like I look around, there's absolutely like ignore AI. Absolutely. People who are way smarter than you, like right in front of you. Right. Like you guys are both very senior within HubSpot. I can guar guarantee there's smarter people below you in some fashion. Somehow you've figured it out. Same thing with content creators. Like there are definitely smarter, more creative and different variety people out there and I've still been able to create interesting things.