Raw LLM Responses

Instead of talking specifically about money, think more about "value". Value == money, and data == value. The entire publishing industry pretty much runs on programmatic advertising now, and the ad industry runs on data. Social media runs on a mix of advertising and user generated content, which symbiotically (or parasitically, depending on your perspective) feed data to one another. Pretty much any device you use that is connected to the Internet is constantly harvesting data to be traded for money or consumed by various ML models. Games are content too, but they're complex enough that they'll probably be the last of our current media formats to be enveloped by AI. Things are very uncertain at the moment, and on one hand there appears to be a lot of opportunity for people to do new and exciting things. On the other hand, shit is about to get super competitive. New startups offering AI-centric versions of pretty much any digital product you can think of are popping up overnight, millions of people are about to lose their jobs to automation, and everyone is scrambling to get in on the action. At the same time, the most prevalent and disruptive tools are owned by the same handful of billionaire-run corporations that have owned the Internet for the last decade. There's a huge imbalance here and I think most people are just gonna be fighting for table scraps. Shits about to get really dark. I'm really enjoying the tools and I'm excited about the things that I'm going to create with them, but I'm not at all expecting this to be financially good for the working class (as in those who aren't sitting on capital, and work for a living I.E. Basically everyone).