Gabriel Mizrahi

And so there is quite a range.

If you're really successful on YouTube and TikTok, you are likely making millions of dollars in sponsorship money and ad revenue.

Fame does stuff to you, and I think none of us are prepared for it.

What becomes a problem is this influencer economy that we built intersecting with surveillance.

Now we have AI systems that can scrape all those videos, can pull out clips, can find your face in any single piece of content online through facial recognition.

It's just all becoming a lot more dystopian and kids are being tracked and surveilled.

But there's something that I think is actually a bigger reason, I guess like a bigger problem with this whole like child influencer industry.

And that is the fact that young people don't have their identity formed yet.

Young people are exploring who they are.

They're trying to learn who they are.

I promise you, we are rapidly losing privacy.

And the way things are going is really dark.

I would argue that, again, the best thing that you can give your child is actually privacy.

Yeah, I just wanted to give one of our listeners, Louise, a shout out.

Louise was the listener who wrote in a few weeks ago asking about how to get meaningful feedback from hiring managers after she lost out on a few job offers.

That's right.

We gave her some thoughts on how to do that, but I guess she didn't really need them because, well, she wrote us.

Exciting news.

I was offered the role of company manager for a major international circuses show this week.

So the family and I will be moving to Mexico in a couple of months.