The people I respect most seem to be splitting into two camps. 

I wanna call them  Automators and Artisans. 

Blurry lines here, and plenty of overlap, but their orientations to AI and the world are super different. 

👉 Automators optimize for speed and volume. Artisans go slow and work inside-out. 
👉 Automators don't really have taste. Artisans, that might be... their greatest asset.
👉 Automators focus on distribution, efficacy and reach. Artisans focus on authenticity and excellence.
👉 Automators build systems and workflows with AI. Artisans build things (and make art) by hand.
👉 Automators scale what works. Artisans publish what feels right, even when incomplete.
👉 Automators measure everything. Artisans trust their vision. 

I think both of these models are valuable -- and it's actually in the overlap where the real magic sits.