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I think a lot of people are looking at AI the wrong way. There’s so much fear about AI replacing jobs, artists, musicians, writers, and creators. And sure, some jobs are going to disappear. That’s happened with just about every major technological shift throughout history. But I think we’re overlooking something much bigger. AI is giving people back their time. And time is probably the most valuable thing any of us have. None of us know how much of it we have left. I’ve been seeing artists and creators embrace AI in ways that are helping them rediscover their passion for creating. Musicians can revisit ideas they had years ago, experiment with sounds, build demos, and bring something to a producer that helps communicate their vision without spending weeks putting it together. Someone who always wanted to make a movie can start bringing that story to life without needing a massive production budget. People who struggled with writing, design, or building something can now use AI to improve their skills and create things they might never have been able to on their own. And people who are already incredibly talented can use those same tools to push their creativity even further. Think about how many ideas people have had throughout their lives that never became anything because they lacked the time, money, or resources. Now more of those ideas have a chance to become reality. And I think we’re only getting started. We’re already seeing human creativity blend with AI-generated content, and I don’t see that going away. People will continue supporting other people. We connect through experiences, relationships, personalities, and the stories we tell. AI doesn’t suddenly make those things irrelevant. If anything, I think we’re going to see an explosion of human storytelling because people finally have the tools to bring more of their ideas to life. And there’s another side of this that I find really interesting. AI agents are beginning to do more than help people create. They’re helping operate businesses, distribute content, and interact with other agents. We’re entering a completely different kind of digital economy. One where people create alongside AI, use agents to help run businesses, and find new ways to earn money online. Humans will support humans. Humans will support AI content. And agents will increasingly interact and transact with both. That doesn’t mean everyone will benefit equally, or that adapting will be easy. But I don’t see a future where people stop supporting one another just because AI exists. I see more people creating, exploring their passions, and building things that were previously out of reach. We’re so focused on what AI might take away that I think we’re missing how much it could give back. Especially our time. And to me, that’s one of the most exciting parts of what we’re experiencing right now.

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Two years ago today, shortly after 4 in the morning, I lost my dad to suicide. He taught me sports, hunting, and how to take care of people. Working alongside him, I watched him help others grow into leaders. He loved being a grandpa and making us laugh. He lived with bipolar I disorder for more than a decade. He documented his experiences because he wanted his story to help others. After losing him, I threw myself into work while trying to be there for my family. It took me a long time to make room for my own grief. Please check on your people. Listen without judgment. And remember you deserve support, too. In the U.S., call or text 988. I wish we could have another coffee together. I love you, Dad. 💚