I have a personal experience that there is a lot of attention be gained/exploited with tools such as Excalidraw because people still don't understand that this is possible to automate, and people with an LLM-negative bias that are actively against generated content will still give attention to such tools because it looks hand-drawn.
For example /r/art banned AI-generated content without a process due to this anti-automation bias, however you can now generate the process by using MCP-server tool calls into the software.
So there is a big attention market as long as you can keep up with things that seemingly looks like they had human effort.
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For example /r/art banned AI-generated content without a process due to this anti-automation bias, however you can now generate the process by using MCP-server tool calls into the software.
So there is a big attention market as long as you can keep up with things that seemingly looks like they had human effort.