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Outi Maria Pietilänaho
3X founder | Industry Leadership | Award winning & Forbes featured | Techstars '22 | Working on something new
Outi Pietilänaho is the founder of a stealth startup based in London, UK. She has a background in thought leadership, personal branding, marketing, content creation, and the creator economy.1
Some key details about Outi:
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She holds a Master of Science in Economics degree, which she obtained between 2014-2016.2
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Her professional focus areas include thought leadership, personal branding, marketing, content creation, and the creator economy.1
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She is currently working on a stealth startup, meaning the details of her venture are not publicly disclosed at this time.12
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Outi is based in London, UK.2
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Her LinkedIn profile indicates she has experience in areas related to the passion economy, future of work, and creator economy.3
As the founder of a stealth startup, Outi is likely in the early stages of developing a new business concept or product, choosing to keep the details private for strategic reasons until she's ready to publicly launch or announce the venture. This approach is common among entrepreneurs who want to refine their ideas or gain a competitive advantage before going public with their plans.
Highlights
Humour is very much in the heart of human creativity. So when it comes to AI and humour, the question is can a chatbot bring the house down with laughter, or will it just bring the house down?
2 examples:
👉 Karen Hobbs performed a set written by ChatGPT, and the audience's reaction was a mix of confusion and polite chuckles. The AI-generated jokes leaned on crude stereotypes and lacked the nuanced build-up and punchlines typical of human comedians.
👉 In 2023, screenwriter Simon Rich wrote about using an unreleased OpenAI model called code-davinci-002 for creative tasks. The AI's jokes were so good, Rich said, that it gave him nightmares. One favourite: 'Budget of new Batman movie swells to $200m as director insists on using real Batman.'
Despite the success of some AI-generated humour, and very interesting research coming out, I’m not yet 100% convinced.
Can AI ever truly capture the essence of human humour? Any thoughts?
#AI #Comedy #Tech #Creativity #CreatorEconomy
On the topic of AI Content Harvesting - and its impact on publishers and creators.
AI crawlers increasingly disrupt web publishers by harvesting data without consent. For example, in a recent example, Anthropic’s ClaudeBot visited iFixit.com a whopping million times in 24 hours, causing significant disruptions and violating their terms of service. It is not only about stealing content but also causing extra work managing website traffic.
We are witnessing a Cambrian explosion in the ecosystem of artificial agents crawling the internet. And publishers and creators are fed up. Currently, there are no effective solutions to defend against this unauthorised use of content. Robots.txt files, tech originating from 1994, are completely inadequate for today’s challenges, they were not built for this.
What does all of this mean?
I suppose there are several scenarios. Publishers might need to safeguard their content with extra tech or legal action. Anti-crawling technology will surely evolve, but the rapid proliferation of new crawlers makes it challenging to keep up. Maybe there is space for tech that enables websites to charge entry fees from crawlers to access their content, without heavy contracting. Or, maybe, producing quality content could become less appealing in the future, if the benefits go to AI companies instead of the authors - in which case we all lose, unless media publishers completely reinvent their positioning.
What do you think?
#AI #CreatorEconomy #WebPublishing #Tech #Content #FutureOfContent
