Greg Eisenberg

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I think the reality is AI is going to devalue the majority of content, period. So in a world where it makes it easier to create any sort of content, book content, video content, podcast content, tweets, posts, whatever, it's going to be devalued and it's going to be harder for artists, let's call them artists, people who come up with unique perspectives, point of views, to stand above the noise.

I think the reality is AI is going to devalue the majority of content, period. So in a world where it makes it easier to create any sort of content, book content, video content, podcast content, tweets, posts, whatever, it's going to be devalued and it's going to be harder for artists, let's call them artists, people who come up with unique perspectives, point of views, to stand above the noise.

I think the reality is AI is going to devalue the majority of content, period. So in a world where it makes it easier to create any sort of content, book content, video content, podcast content, tweets, posts, whatever, it's going to be devalued and it's going to be harder for artists, let's call them artists, people who come up with unique perspectives, point of views, to stand above the noise.

That said, once they... Once they do stand above the noise or they are recognized as unique, I think that there's massive amounts of staying power. And I think that the top 1% of artists are going to make 100 times more in the next 10 years than they will in the previous because there's going to be such demand for curated experiences.

That said, once they... Once they do stand above the noise or they are recognized as unique, I think that there's massive amounts of staying power. And I think that the top 1% of artists are going to make 100 times more in the next 10 years than they will in the previous because there's going to be such demand for curated experiences.

That said, once they... Once they do stand above the noise or they are recognized as unique, I think that there's massive amounts of staying power. And I think that the top 1% of artists are going to make 100 times more in the next 10 years than they will in the previous because there's going to be such demand for curated experiences.

But that being said, I think that there is a gap and an opportunity right now to do some arbitrage around creating content with AI and automation. Now, that doesn't mean that it needs to be a book by Justin Welsh. It could be a book by Jane Wells, you know?

But that being said, I think that there is a gap and an opportunity right now to do some arbitrage around creating content with AI and automation. Now, that doesn't mean that it needs to be a book by Justin Welsh. It could be a book by Jane Wells, you know?

But that being said, I think that there is a gap and an opportunity right now to do some arbitrage around creating content with AI and automation. Now, that doesn't mean that it needs to be a book by Justin Welsh. It could be a book by Jane Wells, you know?

And as long as you read the book and you're like, wow, there's value here, then I still think that there's a huge... I personally am interested in exploring this space.

And as long as you read the book and you're like, wow, there's value here, then I still think that there's a huge... I personally am interested in exploring this space.

And as long as you read the book and you're like, wow, there's value here, then I still think that there's a huge... I personally am interested in exploring this space.

Yeah, it totally makes sense. And I'm happy you bring it up because 70% of the people listening to this are having the same voice in their head. So it's good that you're bringing it up. Okay, let's think about the world before the internet. Or at least early internet. People were probably having a similar conversation around... Sure. Okay...

Yeah, it totally makes sense. And I'm happy you bring it up because 70% of the people listening to this are having the same voice in their head. So it's good that you're bringing it up. Okay, let's think about the world before the internet. Or at least early internet. People were probably having a similar conversation around... Sure. Okay...

Yeah, it totally makes sense. And I'm happy you bring it up because 70% of the people listening to this are having the same voice in their head. So it's good that you're bringing it up. Okay, let's think about the world before the internet. Or at least early internet. People were probably having a similar conversation around... Sure. Okay...

I'm a print designer and now anyone could create art on Photoshop or MS Paint and it's so much simpler and faster now. Doesn't that destroy art? Now there's going to be a thousand times more artists because you don't have to go to the Parsons School of Design and you don't have to buy canvases. You can just fire up your Microsoft 3.1 or whatever it was called.