Blog vs YouTube comments vs Twitter vs Quora vs Reddit
Blogs, YouTube comments, Twitter, Quora and Reddit all give you a different kind of human voice. The difference is identity, authority, attention and how considered the view actually is.
Humans would have the ideas. AI's would be the builders.
AI can invent ideas, but human ideas are shaped by a random assortment of lived experiences. AI may become exceptional at execution while humans remain important for direction.
AI could bring human jobs back
Counterintuitively, I think AI is actually going to bring humans jobs. As machines take over the work behind the scenes, human contact, communication and personality may become more valuable.
AI summary is a boring presentation slide
AI summaries are efficient, but I think the fundamental thing I’m realising is that it’s a boring presentation slide. The human element is so important, I think.
Human-written content could become premium
As blogs become scarcer in the age of AI, human-written content could become more valuable, while older perspectives can still matter alongside current ones.
AI has a television set problem
AI is wonderful at common procedures, steps and checklists. But when something requires weighing and perspective, taking away the person leaves just words.
When AI reaches a ceiling
AI has done so well, so quickly. I think a ceiling arrives when people decide what they already have does what they need and stop wanting every upgrade.
Google’s war dogs mistake
Google’s AI summaries may bring an initial wow factor, but sidelining the blue links breaks a fair exchange and could eventually drive people away.