To AI or not
Gary Vee imagines a world that looks like a barbell. AI-masters on one side, and AI-avoiders on the other. He's missing a third way that's better than both.
...with a tech rocket pack.

We're a family of four in San Francisco, and everything I do grows from that. Professionally, I help people stay themselves: building smart content strategy and showing up for the humans who want to keep the human in their work as AI reshapes our lives.
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Gary Vee imagines a world that looks like a barbell. AI-masters on one side, and AI-avoiders on the other. He's missing a third way that's better than both.
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