Framework
Digital Darwinism
Her term, and her TEDx thesis.
How it works
- 1When everyone can access the same generative tools, access is no longer the advantage.
- 2The selection pressure moves to memorability and distinctiveness.
- 3Survival questions: who evolves, who is sticky, who can change their code, who is still here.
- 4Taste becomes currency, so the richest brand is the most recognizable one.
Hear it on the podcast
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