Met a startup founder. Smart guy, solid vision.

Then he hit me with:
🗣️ "Writing takes too much effort. Can we just AI?"
🗣️ "I don’t need AN content writer."

(Yes, AN. A startup founder who could barely spell 🤦‍♂️)

But here’s the part that really stuck with me—he had a point. 🧵👇

Met a startup founder at a tech conference. Cool guy. Had a solid app idea.

Then the convo took a turn:
🗣️ "Can’t we just AI writing?"
🗣️ "There are GPTs for SEO now."
🗣️ "You should start a startup, not a service."

Spoken like someone who’s never had to pay rent 🤦‍♂️

AI agents aren’t coming in years—they’re coming in months. @OpenAI's Operator is already available for Pro account users.

Soon, AI will:
🖱️ Click through apps
📩 Send emails
🌐 Browse the web
📝 Write & research

After that? AGI hits. AI with emotions, reasoning, and self-awareness.

AI is insanely resource-intensive. OpenAI alone burns as much energy as a small country.

That means barriers to entry. The best AI? Tech giants get first dibs.

I work with AI daily, and honestly? It scares the hell out of me. If I didn’t have to embrace it for work, I’d probably hate it too.

SEO is dying as a distribution channel. There, I said it.

The money just isn’t there anymore. Not like it used to be.

The universe is telling me it’s time to pivot.

What tools are changing how you work? Drop your thoughts 👇

Content marketing in 2024? People are tired of faceless brands & AI-generated fluff.

That’s why founder-led content is taking off.

As AI-generated content floods our feeds, authentic voices will stand out more than ever.

I’m doubling down on personality-driven content.

Anyway, what were you doing during COVID?

#RemoteWork #DigitalNomad #AintGoingBackToTheOffice

All I’ve ever wanted to be was a writer.

But now? AI spits out text with a button push. Everyone thinks they can be a "writer" if they just know the right prompts.

I’m figuring out how to stay true to my passion while adapting to this AI-powered world.

Writers, how are you handling this shift?