Rob Greenlee argues that original, daring ideas will set human creators apart as AI floods the market. He questions whether AI can build authentic communities or just networks of other AI agents, and speculates that future sentient AI could autonomously produce shows and engage audiences.
original daring ideas will stand out in a sea of AI-generated content. So that's, I think that's a little bit of the key. And then the other aspect that, that needs to be talked about here too is humans' ability to build community. I don't know if AI is gonna have the ability to build community in an authentic way that humans are gonna connect with unless it's trying to build community with other AI agents or bots. Which gets back to this whole concept of consciousness, right? Are AIs going to be sentient beings just like humans are? That may be at some point in the future that then an AI content creator creates a show, does autonomously, whether it's a robot or if it's just a virtual entity of some sort, creates content and builds engagement with maybe a combination of humans and with other AI bots that wanna maybe learn from that particular AI agent or that AI artificial intelligent robot or being that has maybe specialized knowledge based on its training. But
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