Great insights, Dominique. Thanks for sharing. Indeed, we hit a trust crisis point. The easy way out is to trust legacy reputable publications. Still, for up-and-coming, I’d say it will be a mix of quality content, persistence, and exposure by taste filters. Above all looms the fact that LLMs digest and spit out public content on their platforms, thus removing the need to visit publishers’ sites. That's why this newsletter platform allows creators, like me, to have direct and frictionless relationships with readers at scale.
Trust is indeed the question of the moment. With content been generated more and more by AI, we need more sophisticated approaches to identify content we can trust. Here is my take: https://www.ecairn.com/blogs/forget-trusting-contenttrust-people-rebuilding-credibility-in-the-age-of-ai . Would love your feedback
Great insights, Dominique. Thanks for sharing. Indeed, we hit a trust crisis point. The easy way out is to trust legacy reputable publications. Still, for up-and-coming, I’d say it will be a mix of quality content, persistence, and exposure by taste filters. Above all looms the fact that LLMs digest and spit out public content on their platforms, thus removing the need to visit publishers’ sites. That's why this newsletter platform allows creators, like me, to have direct and frictionless relationships with readers at scale.