Cuban: AI Cold Email Surge Will Drop Off as Response Rates Plummet
Mark Cuban · FULL INTERVIEW: Mark Cuban on Robots, AI, Self-Driving, and Advice to Students · Mar 19, 2026 · at 2:16
Investor Mark Cuban discusses the flood of AI-generated personalized outreach with TBPN hosts John Coogan and Jordi Hays.
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“And that's okay, right? Because they're gonna, the response rates most likely will be so low. We're in that trial and error phase where people are like, we're gonna try and see what happens. You know, maybe we'll get lucky and then they'll get bored and then it'll drop off.”
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