Alex Remoozi just deleted color grading from his entire

Alex Remoozi just deleted color grading from his entire content process. And he's a former videographer who used to obsess over this stuff. It hurts to say, but he's right. So Alex Remoozi just uploaded this video where he makes a bold prediction about where content is going in 2026 and for years after. And if you make content for a living or you're trying to build your personal brand, it can completely changes what you should be spending your hours on. He explains that we're in a trust economy now where it's show me, not tell me. And it has to do with the obvious. It's AI. Everybody's using the same tools to make content now. So a lot of what's out there is starting to sound like the same person. And what happens once everybody starts sounding the same? He goes back to a principle by who I believe is the GOAT of personal branding, Caleb Nation, who said, in a world of robots, if you're the human, you stand out. I'm not saying to completely avoid AI. Remoozi actually talks at length about how AI is good for doing robot work and automating processes that make us become more efficient. But it's the idea of bringing back art into content. Because once you automate everything and you automate your ideation, your editing, your scripts, your entire content workflow, what's actually left? You are. Your judgment, your taste, your perspective, your way of conveying and expressing yourself in a way that no AI can replicate or hasn't figured out a way to automate yet. My bold prediction is that the biggest personal brands are going to be the ones that are smart about knowing when to use AI and when not to use AI. You choose who you want to be. You choose wisely. The content landscape is changing forever. The battle between AI slop and art will only grow in the years to come. Where do you stand?