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Here is a big existential question for every media company today.

Do they fight the AI tech overlords or do they just take their money?

So far, most of them are taking the money, but a few are fighting.

One of them is Zip Davis.

This is Peter Kafka, the host of channels.

And on this week's episode, I'm talking to Ziff Davis,

CEO of Vec Shah, who tells me he's kind of optimistic about the media business

and why he's taking on the people behind ChatGBT.

That's this week on channels, wherever you listen to your favorite podcast.

I'm Scott Galloway, and this is no mercy, no malice.

OnlyFans has a customer base greater than the U.S. population.

But that success comes at huge cost.

Lonely fans, as read by George Hahn.

Loneliness is lucrative. Leonid Redvinsky, the secretive owner of OnlyFans, received a $700 million windfall last year,

while the platform's top tier of content creators, mostly women, earned millions annually.

With $7.2 billion in annual gross revenue and just 46 employees, only fans may be one of the most

profitable companies on the planet. The site is viewed as a porn-centric hub where men pay women

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