My wife wouldn't have considered this a business before LLMs. She's mostly just doing friends' parties, and oftentimes getting paid in-kind (i.e. instead of br

My wife wouldn't have considered this a business before LLMs. She's mostly just doing friends' parties, and oftentimes getting paid in-kind (i.e. instead of bringing a gift, she just facepaints all the neighborhood kids). Remember that in the mid-00s, this is what YouTube and the social web was. Folks doing little, productive economic activity, usually unpaid, which can now reach an audience through technology. And now the top career aspiration in young kids is "Be a social media influencer." That's how disruptive innovations start: with little transactions that aren't considered business at all, which then grow until they subsume the economy that everybody knows of.