Jon Youshaei

And I think that can be extrapolated across so many different fields, you know?

Because I think nowadays people underestimate people's intelligence, especially when it comes to viewing a piece of content.

I think a lot, like...

People are smart and people want to learn.

At least I truly believe that.

But they don't always have the context.

And so because to me, I hope to always relate to an introductory creator or somebody.

And if I get away from that, I feel like I'm, I don't know, getting too far away from the field.

Like I always want to be connected to the beginner.

even if I'm learning and trying to be the expert.

Because if I can't distill what I'm saying to that, I'm losing touch.

I think there's two sides to it.

As a creator, majority of my feeling about AI is I'm very excited about it.

Because I think that right now, if you're creative and you feel like AI is coming for your job...

I think that says something about your skill set right now.

Honestly, like I think that, you know, good technology will always display something.

But if you and there's a lot of like there's going to be a rough patch and maybe we're already going through in terms of like jobs and, you know, and retooling and all that.

But I think for the large part, it can be such a compliment and amplifier to you.

Getting more rough draft.

I like to say like there's this rough draft problem where one of the most overwhelming things as a creator or maybe like anybody is looking at a blank screen.