Petri Kajander

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Future of Consumer ❤️‍🔥

A room from Airchat's 2023 version, recorded as a video. The room's name is the title; the transcript below follows the video, and every time in it plays the video from that point.

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0:02 Because it's so easy to produce and there's so much more apps and products because it's becoming also easier to do those so I think both of them have become exponentially hard but it's also that uh users have become more picky saturated and maybe bored of the existing ways of doing things so the mod is still there reaching them and everybody's competing for the same limited 24 hours a day and if you look back each decade or maybe two decades there's usually a few of these platforms big companies who are the incumbant whether it's the Facebooks and Twitter's and uh Googles Who come out of the disruption and then comes the next one Tik Tok was maybe the next Generation before or Google and those guys but who are the next ones coming in there's always these who are.

1:05 Coming but it usually takes a few decades and there's only a few of them so it's a really tough game and only a few will win in big time and the rest will either be bought out or they have some kind of success so I don't think it's ever getting easier there's always been a few newspapers radio stations that's how it's always been there was so many car companies uh in the turn of the 20th century and then there were only a few so it's always stuff one could ask is it harder to produce unique content nowadays because there's already a some hundreds of if not thousands of years of history behind us so previously maybe 100 years ago 150 years ago it was easier to do Tik toks uh when it was mute black and white and pass the key were inventing the art form but is it still the same thing and what if we 150 years in the future.

2:09 Looking back these primitive tools and say oh it was so easy those days they didn't have this and that and what not and there was so many undiscovered fields to do stuff I guess it's always most uh productive the best uh coders already became so much better with the AI so that's already vindicating your hypothesis where o has managed to succeed uh with the original KN um I haven't seen the same happening with the rest of the creatives uh musicians uh painters and anybody else doing creative work where they have the followers and they would like to really much do the same to have some kind of U consistent maybe one channel to get most of their revenues and uh interaction with their fans uh in the next I will show you one.

3:12 Example here's an example of a talented young artist uh who digital savy and as you can see uh this is from her link three so there's uh tons of different places where you can consume her content and find her and uh uh contribute to her success uh by buying some of her digital products but that's exactly what I mean uh This Is What It Takes uh currently to earn your living as a freelance artist while X is going deeper to the financial side of things I wonder whether you can still keep on using the platform the Twitter functionality just as a social media without uh a need to verify with the government is ID and giving your photo and uh whatever identification details uh over them even though you don't want to use the.

4:16 Financial services so maybe if you want to not trust um X maybe you're forced out of the platform.