Gujral: Human-made content will command a premium in 20 years
Arvinder Gujral · Mini: From History to Hashtags: Shifting Sands of Engagement ft. Arvinder Gujral · Jul 7, 2025 · at 5:50
Former Twitter executive Arvinder Gujral forecasts the long-term impact of generative AI on media production and user engagement.
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“Over a period of time, and let's say 20 years from now, you'll have very small content which will be labeled as made by humans. Which will become very precious. Hey, this is actually made by humans. So you will create a premium on that content.”
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