AI content arbitrage died within a year as polished content became nearly free
oyacaro · x · 2026-10-14
oyacaro argues AI content arbitrage disappeared within just a year: making polished content has never been easier or cheaper, so the bar for earning attention has never been higher. When everyone can produce glossy output, gloss itself stops being scarce.
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