Why Your Decades Human Experience Wins Online In The Age Of AI - Episode 21
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The online world is often assumed to belong to the young. Ant makes the opposite case. In this episode he explains why judgement and lived experience are the scarce advantages now that AI has made the tools easy for everyone, and why the people best placed to win online are often those with decades behind them. This one is for anyone wondering whether their experience still counts.
Key takeaways- Judgement is the scarce advantage now. AI has made the tools easy for everyone, so the real edge sits with the experience that takes decades to build.
- Research from MIT and the US Census Bureau puts the average age of the fastest-growing startup founders at 45. Experience sets the bar, rather than youth.
- Technology divides people by attitude, rather than age. Experienced people are especially well placed to use AI, because they can judge whether what it produces is any good.
- Keep AI in the back office and humans at the front. People should create the content and have the real conversations, while systems handle the admin behind the scenes.
- The experience you banked in your 20s and 30s is the asset the online world will pay you for later. Package it, and serve the people who want to learn from someone who has done it.
- Grab the book and join the community: www.simplifythefunnel.com
- Contact Ant, via the WhatsApp button or by booking a call: www.anthodges.com
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