Yesterday I read was somewhat naive post from a popular and rather successful entrepreneurship social influencer.
They were flexing over abandoning their YouTube revenue because they foresaw how AI-generated content will flood the zone to where its pointless for humans to try. Instead, they were doubling down on their podcast revenue and hence community.
But what he didn't seem to acknowledge is that a zone flooded with AI content will squeeze the entire information-overloaded attention economy, not just specific formats.
What's bound to happen to fintech UX is likely to also bound to the attention economy: intermediation by AI agents that consume, digest, filter, and repackage most of the content overload before human eyes or ears ever receive it.
Yesterday I read was somewhat naive post from a popular and rather successful entrepreneurship social influencer.
They were flexing over abandoning their YouTube revenue because they foresaw how AI-generated content will flood the zone to where its pointless for humans to try. Instead, they were doubling down on their podcast revenue and hence community.
But what he didn't seem to acknowledge is that a zone flooded with AI content will squeeze the entire information-overloaded attention economy, not just specific formats.
What's bound to happen to fintech UX is likely to also bound to the attention economy: intermediation by AI agents that consume, digest, filter, and repackage most of the content overload before human eyes or ears ever receive it.
Great parallel! It shows how widespread this intermediation effect really is.