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A few days ago, I read an article stating that influencers receive more attention on the red carpet compared to traditional actors.

Then, I came across a video demonstrating how Hollywood movies with enormous budgets can be replicated with minimal costs.

What does this mean for the movie industry?
Will we see more emerging talents creating outstanding films simply because they are skilled in using AI?
As influencers seem to be replacing actors, could ordinary people with AI skills start to replace Hollywood studios?
I began to speculate on the possibilities:

I've been wondering if there are any professions today that are just not ready for AI? One I can think of are skilled trades like plumbing and electrical work.

They often face unpredictable challenges that demand real-time decision making and provide reassurance to clients something AI can't do.. yet.

What about you? What other professions do you think are safe from the rise of AI?

48 hours ago I launched on Product Hunt.

Here is what happened:

1. I launched with zero stress.

2. I didn't send a single DM for getting upvotes.

3. I found a random Hunter with no followers.

4. I wanted the whole process to be fully organic, to see how PH works.

5. I got 85 signups to my app from the whole launch.

6. I did not get featured on the main page.