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Hi Casters. I've been thinking a lot about the various intersections between AI and Web3 and have a series of posts lined up for this week on the topic. Here is the first of them

Hi Casters. I've been thinking a lot about the various intersections between AI and Web3 and have a series of posts lined up for this week on the topic. Here is the first of them https://avc.xyz/the-native-business-model-for-content

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Thanks for the tag!

Unfortunately, i think there is a labor cohesion problem among creators where the truly independent thinkers and creators who ostensibly could benefit the most from their unique work training AI are also the least likely to work together to fight the consolidated legal fight

Also…

That phrase is definitely legible but i think the common US phrasing is

“Up your alley”

At their core, Creators just want to Create.

Creators who happen to be activists tend to blend that with their art, but for  most it's not their primary motivator or energizer.

I think "successful" Creators are also very focused on maintaining good relationships with the platforms they're on - so hints of activism...

Interesting — why do you think that?

I think of Holly Herndons thing as the biggest example of ‘artists collaborating together’