Platforms like YouTube are increasingly favoring short, attention-grabbing content, similar to TikTok, which can capitalize on emotional responses like rage.

The current trend is to embrace re-uploading content on platforms like TikTok, as it can drive more views and engagement for creators.

The future of media is shifting towards on-demand content creation, allowing users to generate their own entertainment, which could lead to the decline of Hollywood in the next few years.

The challenge for platforms like YouTube is to deliver new content quickly while managing a vast amount of data and ensuring relevance.

AI-generated educational content, such as TikTok videos featuring deepfake celebrities, is gaining popularity and engagement among students.

I think TikTok will produce more traditional creators, but there's a lot of noise on that platform. I hope YouTube becomes a more supportive place for creators, where they aren't constantly battling for monetization and stability.

Netflix can pre-cache content for known releases, while YouTube must adapt to constantly changing data and viewer preferences.

The algorithms of social media platforms like TikTok can have detrimental effects on children, and there is a need for a serious conversation about their impact on privacy and mental health.

We've started to innovate on TikTok by creating original concepts that differ from our YouTube content, ensuring we don't just repost our longer videos.