> As soon as AI can generate a commercially viable product, in less time and for less cost, human content ceases to have any commercial value Ever been to a cr

> As soon as AI can generate a commercially viable product, in less time and for less cost, human content ceases to have any commercial value Ever been to a craft show? An artist can sell a handmade bowl for $100 even though you can find an identical manufactured one at Target for $1. Other examples: Chick-Fil-A markets their milkshakes as “hand spun”. Or when Dreamweaver started automating the layout of webpages, web devs started calling their websites “handmade”. It’s been possible to automate call centers for a long time now, but companies advertise the ability to speak to a human representative as a differentiating feature of their business. There is value in having humans in the loop, despite automation. People just don’t trust robots.