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- Bei Shorts wird hohe Produktionsqualität durch KI zur Massenware, deshalb wirkt rohe Authentizität wieder stärker.
- Bei Langform Videos lohnt sich mehr Produktion und Struktur, weil KI das schwerer nachmachen kann.
- Live Formate und echter Austausch mit dem Publikum sind für KI am schwersten zu kopieren.
- Alex plant für 2026, seine Shorts bewusst roher und weniger produziert zu machen.
- Am besten ist entweder top produzierter Content oder komplett roher Stil, die Mitte bringt am wenigsten.
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0:00The other note that I'll have on the media side is that I think long form is going up in quality and short form is going down in quality. When I say quality, I mean like production quality. So some of you guys have seen [clears throat] short form just like talking your face like this kind of like rant style authentic. I think in the world of AI like the more the industry will uh index towards authenticity and truth. I think the market always finds truth and so that type of stuff because now like production quality is almost commoditized because AI can make everything super high quality and so it's almost zigging back. Um and so I think like my stuff right now I've already like is too it looks too produced for my shorts and so I think it like our I'm doing a big push for next year is like we're switching that. Um the other two themes that I repeated last time that I'll just say like we're still doing it is live and interactive.
0:47Those are things that AI will have a harder time doing. like it's hard like if you're live you're live right um and then also interactivity with the audience that's something that is significantly more difficult for like AI to kind of reproduce and so I see that as kind of the alpha you know better returns than market in terms of uh return on effort um in terms of media and on the but on the long side I kind of hit that already which is kind of like I think that one is fine to go heavier production um and be more structured in how you're doing it um and so but it's kind of the justosition it's like don't be in the It's either be like have like a format that's awesome that people love or it's super raw all-in podcast style like this basically. I think it's it's there. I think it's the polls. It's a barbell strategy. The middle is not where you want to be. And so that's at least how I think about um longs versus shorts in kind of 2026 for media. Just wanted to get that out.
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