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Unpopular opinion: It's not about competing with AI, but leveraging it to amplify your human strengths.

I have a thought of making an ai which can differencate between ai generated content and human generated content .? Is there something like that .?

What the Industrial Revolution was to physical production, the AI Revolution will be to digital production.

My guess it’s because they are exploring AI for content writing and production because I heard about it from the founder in some event very recently.

AI makes me bearish on 90% of content creation. Creating content used to be hard. That's what made it valuable or gave you MOAT when you did it. But if you can create 100x more content with 1000x less work, that value prop dies. It becomes a chea

Reddit has become a top Google result because it returns mostly human-written content. This is The Human Premium: as machine-generated content increases, authentic human content becomes more valuable. Google is arbitraging Reddit's reputation sys

AI automation is incredible, but without human expertise, it often misses the mark. Automation alone can't deliver the deep personalization needed to truly engage. Picture an AI sending hundreds of generic emails to clients—little impact because the

Varun Maya is setting an interesting example in the content creation world, showing how AI avatars and the use of AI in media are set to explode in the coming years. With AI being used to deliver news, create content, and share information, it's both

What worries some people about the advancement of AI and its impact on human dependence and control?

Ideologically the promotion of ghee as a good fats is a move against veganism wave in India because of the production dominance. Disclaimer : I am not commenting on the nutrition content .