How kwebbelkop is revolutionizing the content creation industry with his 100% AI video channels:
YouTube creator Kwebbelkop's AI video channels are revolutionizing content creation, offering faster iterations and new business opportunities.
YouTube creator Kwebbelkop's AI video channels are revolutionizing content creation, offering faster iterations and new business opportunities.
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The content creation game is evolving super fast. It could be faster than the technology itself.While adoption dynamics are difficult to predict, tracking the right KPIs of early adopters is the best way to determine whether a technology will drastically impact society. The frenzy around AI won’t stop because the speed at which models (video, text, image, and sound) evolve is faster than the adoption rate and maximum capacity finding.
Let’s take the AI video industry as an example. The best person to take as an example on that topic is Kwebbelkop and his 15 million YouTube subscribers. He’s one of the first creators worldwide, if not the first, to publicly discuss using AI to create 100% AI-generated content. Kwebbelkop started a revolution, and as with every revolution, some pro’s others are against it. But numbers don’t lie, and the performance of the 100% AI-generated content channels is booming. Let me tell you why:
The reason is simple, and if you’ve ever tried to create video content, you know what I am talking about:
It’s expensive, time-consuming, and painful. What if there was a way to entertain an audience while creating 100% AI-generated videos? That’s the context that led to the rise of AI video channels. Creators like kwebbelkop, who saw the potential, knew the tech would follow the adoption. AI is just another layer in the tech stack of creators, making their mission easier.
I understand the intuition: making something easier = decreasing its quality. But it’s wrong for so many reasons:
For these 2 reasons, I doubt the content quality will decrease. Yet if you check the comment sections of AI video channels, you’ll notice people batching (yet they are consuming that content) quite paradoxical.
My guess is we’ll experience this:
Quality is the consequence of adoption, and no one can say AI is not being adopted at scale by content creators.
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1/ Target wider audiences
The language barrier is a tangible limit to the rise of content creators and the type of audience you could target with a YouTube channel, for instance. But with a deepfake maker, you could generate videos in any language, choosing your preferred tone.
2/ Faster iterations
When a portion of your content is AI generated it means you saved time in the:
You could spend more time interacting and publishing videos on complementary topics to see which resonates most with your audience.
3/ Business Opportunity
Last but not least, I do see a new type of agency rising:
There are dozens of agencies of this type you could build. Our goal with Argil is to enable the next generation of content creators like Kwebellkop to use the most advanced deepfake maker model.