Have you ever noticed that @elonmusk avoids using terms like “mainstream” media, a phrase often used by academics/journalism scholars? He used the term “legacy media,” which carries a critical connotation and implies that these news outlets are clinging to outdated models of influence, often relying on establishment-approved narratives and are resisting change.
@daniel_koss I think they know about the $NBIS vs. $IREN debate on SM.
A few of the major X accounts are doing ridiculous propaganda against $NBIS- sharing screenshots of its red days.
Btw, what they are saying isn't wrong; it's just that their tone is aggressive. I am fine with that.
@realZalmayMK “Pakistan is recklessly backing, Afghans have been permissive” tell me without telling me who you are u are supporting here.
You never post about 100s of TTP tashkeels who plan and train in Afghanistan and attack Pakistan military installations and civilians on a daily basis.
@thomasthedeal People are comparing a Bitcoin mining company that decided to jump into the AI ship to $NBIS. $NBIS owns and operates AI infrastructure (not just a concept or SaaS wrapper) & has its own Neo cloud service. $Iren today ann deals are peanuts as compare to $NBIS $MSFT deal & more
Here's how I'd break this down:
Every major shift in content creation has had doomsayers predicting the death of human creators:
- Photography would kill painting (it didn't)
- Video would kill radio (it didn't)
- Digital music would kill musicians (it didn't)
- Social media would kill traditional media (it adapted)
What actually happens: The tools get democratized, the bar raises, and the winners are those who understand this truth...
People don't follow content. They follow PEOPLE.
AI can generate a perfect video. But it can't generate:
- Your unique perspective
- Your lived experience
- Your personality
- Your community connection
- Trust built over time
The real question isn't "Will AI replace creators?"
It's "Which creators will use AI to 10x their output while maintaining their authentic voice?"
The creators who'll struggle are the ones making generic, templated content that's already soulless. AI will just expose that they were never adding real value.
The creators who'll thrive are the ones who:
1. Use AI as a production assistant - Let it handle editing, thumbnails, scripts drafts
2. Double down on authenticity - Their stories, their takes, their community
3. Focus on connection over perfection - People want real, not polished
4. Leverage AI to test and iterate faster - More experiments = more winners
Bottom line: AI doesn't kill creators. It kills lazy content. And that's a good thing for everyone building real businesses.
The opportunity isn't scary. It's massive.
@daniel_koss You sound like @amitisinvesting when he was screaming to buy $PLTR in 20$ and 30$ regions. I personally believe $NBIS will have $100 billion in MC sometime next year.