I hope to see less content that feels like a product of content farms, which often dilute the quality of YouTube. It's important to maintain avenues for up-and-coming creators to thrive without being overshadowed by those with more resources.

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.

I think the landscape of YouTube feels stale right now, and there's a need for fresh storytelling and character development.

Politicians are finally realizing they need to go where the audience is, which is why they should consider platforms like Joe Rogan's podcast instead of traditional media like CNN.

YouTube has replaced television for me, as it offers a wealth of educational content that I can't find as easily on other platforms.

The historical norm of decentralized media is returning, as seen in the rise of social media, which allows for more diverse and direct communication.

In the sports realm, YouTube is adapting to changing consumption habits, focusing on providing choice, technical innovation, and integrating content from creators to engage younger audiences.

The rise of decentralized media allows for more authentic communication, where individuals can connect with audiences based on personality rather than corporate branding.

I believe that the next big YouTuber could emerge from a completely different culture, similar to how Squid Game became popular in the U.S.