Daniel Priestley
๐ค SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
Yeah.
So social media was all about connecting with your friends and finding out what your friends are doing.
And algorithmic media is just finding out what the algorithm thinks that you should be watching today.
But with that said...
There's this multi-dimension to it, which is you've got books, you've got live events, you've got the podcast, and it's the multi-dimensional angle that actually really sets you apart.
The creators that just simply want to put a piece of content on YouTube and get paid through AdSense revenue and that really simple, that one-dimensional model, that's coming to an end.
But the creators that have a community and they meet up in the real world, all of that is part of an overall ecosystem that is very defensible because people want all of that packaged up together.
Let me give you a big answer to that, which is if we go back in time to the agricultural age, farmers had to know when was a good time to plant the crops.
And then they had to go out and toil the soil and put the seed in the soil.
And the soil did most of the value creation in the economy.
At the end of that process, the farmer had to know this is the day to harvest, and then we need to harvest that, and we need to turn it into something and take it to market.
And AI is very similar, which is that it's very good at doing the middle to the middle.
It's not good at knowing what to do in the very first instance or knowing when to stop and how to take it to market.
So the entrepreneur's job is to do step one and two, let AI do steps three to eight, and then do steps nine and ten,
And to basically have a coherent, cohesive view as to what you're trying to get the AI to create.
I think what you're into here is two or three steps ahead of yourself where, you know, all of this is theoretically possible, but we haven't seen those kind of examples happening yet, right?
that will ultimately unfold.
I'm not saying it won't.
I think we are moving into a completely new economy.
Like when you lived in the agricultural age, it was completely like unbelievable to you what the industrial age would have looked like.