Description

Jay Singh, CEO @ Casper Studios explains how product development in the creator economy is ripe for building. With years of experience from LinkedIn's verification team to his own venture, we unpack the surprising truths about building profitable products with creators. Discover why professionals avoiding AI tools will soon be left behind, how voice interfaces create our most natural technological connections, and why even established companies often resist the acceleration AI brings to product cycles.

This is more than theory, it's a roadmap for creators to diversify revenue streams and developers to compress months of work into days.

Plus: What happens when you combine massive creator audiences with day-one product launches?

🎯 On the Docket:

• 00:00:00 - AI as a tool vs. collaborator in professional life
• 00:03:40 - Personal AI workflows and potential risks
• 00:06:00 - Voice as the future interface for AI interactio
• 00:09:50 - LinkedIn quarter head start and early AI exploration
• 00:14:20 - Origins of the Chrome extension that sparked his business
• 00:17:10 - LinkedIn's verification system origins and importance
• 00:24:30 - Building products with top creators at Casper Studios
• 00:29:40 - Can non-technical people build products with AI alone?
• 00:36:40 - Scaling challenges when launching with creator audiences

⚡ Key Points:

1. Professionals not using AI will soon become less valuable in the workforce
2. Before replacing jobs, AI makes work more enjoyable by eliminating tedious tasks
3. Voice is our most natural form of expression, making it ideal for AI interaction
4. There's a fine line between AI productivity and emotional dependency
5. Creator audiences provide instant distribution but require production-ready scale
6. Traditional product development playbooks still apply but can now run at AI speed
7. Revenue generation matters more than follower count when evaluating creator opportunities

💬 Notable Quotes:

"Before people get replaced with AI, they're likely just going to have more fun at their job because of AI. Because it kind of gets rid of all the bullshit."

"I think if we had the technology to speak to our software, we would have never learned how to type."

"The risks are you become fully dependent on this product because nobody else can understand you to the level that this AI can."

🔗 Where to find JPT:

Casper Studios

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