Research isn't dead.

This was a hard one to agree on as I thought oh well, yes it is. The number of newsletters which gave me weekly deliverables are now redacted or maybe I did unsubscribe to some. Either of the case, I saw research as dead because AI makes research in itself easy.
While AI a primary factor to my old bias, I also saw events which augmented my bias such as firms like Messari and the likes lay off their researchers. If you want to look at it this way you may want to agree to it.
Unfortunately, this is just one length to the spectrum of what research is and what research can be. Media research might be down but this doesn't equate to the fact that research is dead.
A good research requires asking questions, learning, optimizing, asking yourself (first before AI) the important questions about the subject matter then moving back to answer these questions first before searching Google or any AI of your choice for questions you can't give a granular answer to.
That is to say, media research is dead and not the entirety of research.
Anyone can get weekly deliverables and to even add to this no one wants to read an article that states the technicalities of modular layer of the next second-scaling solution of Bitcoin Network for some reason or perhaps we all see how much smokescreen these projects have been but if anyone would read that, then it's a little fragment and this fragment isn't willing to pay you to read.
How many people would prefer the opportunity cost of paying for a Messari subscription to a codex or claude subscription to optimize his/her own AI agent. Real matters yeah?
If Media research is dead, then to the rest of the spectrum probably untapped yet, what sort of research can sell? What sort would people eventually want to pay you for? This has remained my question for the past few months alongside a few others.
One thing is for sure is that nobody wants a large chunk of information anymore without value. If people are willing to outsource their thinking to AI (which is extremely wrong btw), how much more what is read in newsletters without a certain CTA?