Daniel Priestley

Now.

Yeah, and more so.

So AI slop is just rolling in.

And also AI slop doesn't do it justice.

Some of my favorite things to watch is AI generated.

I'm enjoying AI.

So think about it a little.

When it comes to personal brand, think about it a little bit like an airport, that the airport has got this fog that is rolling in.

If your airplane is already above the fog,

then you can continue to fly.

But if your airplane is not taking off already, then the fog is going to keep you on the ground.

So, like, for example, you've invested so much into your personal brand and people will come along to see you live and they would love to go to a dinner party series that, you know, involves you and there's a whole community around DOAC.

Right.

So all of those things means that your airplane's already up in the air.

You can continue to fly.

But if you were starting two years from now or a year from now or maybe even six months from now and you weren't smart about it, there's just too much AI-generated content.

You won't get traction.

You won't get that liftoff moment the same way.

That opportunity is coming to an end because of that AI-generated content.

What we've seen is the end of social media and the birth of algorithmic media.