A minority investor in adult creator platform OnlyFans just said in an interview that it's "probably the least-likely platform to be disrupted by AI."Following OnlyFans owner Leonid Radvinsky's death in March, investment firm Architect Capital bought a minority stake (16 percent) in the company in May for $535 million, Variety reported. In an interview with The Information's editor-in-chief Jessica Lessin posted this week, Architect Capital founder James Sagan said that people pay OnlyFans creators for connection, not content quality. (Lessin shared that her husband, Sam Lessin, was a co-investor alongside Sagan in the OnlyFans deal.)
"People are not coming to OnlyFans for the quality of the content, which AI might be able to faithfully replicate, but in fact for human connection," Sagan said. He invoked the loneliness epidemic and said, "This is the only place on the internet where you can authentically communicate with a human. And that's why people pay for this content."
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