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Rob Greenlee says AI is already speeding up content production but worries creators will lose control as tools multiply. He predicts artificial general intelligence could arrive between late 2026 and 2028, which might push these changes faster.

Rob Greenlee says AI is already speeding up content production but worries creators will lose control as tools multiply. He predicts artificial general intelligence could arrive between late 2026 and 2028, which might push these changes faster.
But there's going to be all these other options and there already are all sorts of options. I'm seeing them in my own, you know, trials of all these things is that it's not as, you know, simple as it used to be. It's very complex and there's a lot more types of content that you can create, create now. But the key takeaway for where we are right now is AI is already streamlining the production of content today. And as we move into 2027, 2028, are podcasters gonna kind of lose their focus on the creative control of the content? And really, as AGI starts to roll out, and there's a lot of people saying that we're gonna have artificial general intelligence that's gonna be available to all of us probably in the 2027, '28 timeframe. Or late '26.
Yeah.
Yeah, well, it could be, right? And all this stuff may be on a faster track than maybe we even—
So let me back you up and just give you a real world on some stuff that we're doing.

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