In today’s creator-centric adult industry, performers shoulder not only on-camera work but also scripting, editing, marketing, and ongoing fan interaction—tasks once handled by studios. To manage the growing workload and sustain subscriber engagement, many turn to AI tools—both mainstream LLMs like ChatGPT and niche solutions like GPTease—to draft scripts, automate responses, plan shoots, and even price custom content. While AI boosts efficiency and revenue potential, some creators remain cautious about over-automating client interactions and the broader implications for the industry.

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In this episode of “Geek News Central,” host Todd Cochrane discusses the impact of AI tools in the adult content creation industry. He begins by mentioning that in the current creator-centric adult industry, performers are now responsible for various tasks, such as scripting, editing, marketing, and ongoing fan interactions, roles that studios previously managed. To cope with the increasing workload, many creators are turning to AI tools, including mainstream large language models like ChatGPT and niche solutions, to help draft scripts, automate responses, and plan shoots.

Cochrane notes that although AI can enhance efficiency and revenue for creators, some remain cautious about over-relying on automation, particularly concerning client interactions and the broader implications for the industry. He reflects on the adult industry’s history as an early adopter of technology, mentioning their quick embrace of formats like Betamax, VHS, CDs, DVDs, and online platforms, and how this adaptability allows creators to focus more on creativity despite their diverse responsibilities.

Transitioning to a personal commentary, Cochrane comments on the prevalence of custom scene requests from fans and the proliferation of subscription sites like OnlyFans. He believes that just like in podcasting, adult content creators are increasingly taking on multiple roles and responsibilities, leading many to utilize AI to assist with scripting and communication tasks, despite limitations imposed by restrictions on adult content by some AI platforms.

Cochrane then gives a shout-out to their sponsor, GoDaddy, and encourages listeners to take advantage of special offers available through Geek News Central. He emphasizes the importance of listener support in keeping the podcast running, urging them to consider becoming insiders for additional perks.

Moving on to the news segment, Cochrane highlights a report indicating that self-employed individuals are earning more, likely due to the increased productivity facilitated by AI, leading businesses to favor freelancers over full-time employees. He also touches on the flexible work arrangements freelancers offer, contrasted by financial complications and a lack of government support for such workers.

Cochrane discusses various news items, including NASA’s need for a cybersecurity risk assessment, the release of new Apple Music milestones celebrating ten years of streaming, and serious security flaws found in Brother printers. He also reflects on the historical launch of the iPhone and its significance to the tech landscape.

He mentions notable industry movements, such as Robinhood’s expansion of services, legislative developments in the renewable energy sector, and Nintendo’s decision to pull products from Amazon due to unauthorized reselling. Cochrane closes the episode by discussing tech trends, including fitness trackers, Bluetooth security vulnerabilities, and the ongoing conversations around TikTok’s status in the U.S. market.

Cochrane thanks listeners for their support and invites them to reach out via email or social media. He expresses excitement about the new setup for the podcast, recorded in the Philippines, and assures that regular episodes will continue to be delivered. He wraps up the episode by encouraging everyone to stay tuned for next time.

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