When AI produces endlessly, where is human value? A marketer's reflection
yangyi · x · 2026-07-31
The author shares his shift from pursuing automation to tiring of AI-generated content. He used machines to replace human labor in marketing, but now AI can produce massive content quickly, making him question human value. He ponders: when everything can be automated, where is human uniqueness and value? Perhaps human value lies in being slow and inefficient.
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