Ex-Google exec: elite prompters have ~1 year to build content empires before the field catches up
gabriel1 · x · 2026-09-08
Gabriel, former product lead on Gemini/Gemini Apps at Google, argues we're in a brief window where creative people who are extremely good at prompting are so much more productive at making games, shorts, and movies that they can build new empires from zero — and estimates only about a year until others catch up.
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