Creatives WithAI™

Imagine crafting 100 unique AI systems in just 100 days!

From turning job interviews into triumphs to inspiring young minds to use AI, Nadio Granata’s journey is nothing short of remarkable. Join us as we explore the creative power of AI and how it's reshaping conversations and careers!

Takeaways

• Building GPTs can be addictive and require multiple iterations for improvement.
• Capturing the initial idea and providing context in the prompt is crucial.
• Using tools like Trello boards and mind mapping can aid in the creative process.
• Asking GPT for prompt suggestions and using conversation starters can enhance the quality of responses.
• The Matchmaker GPT is a valuable tool for job interviews and CV analysis. GPTs can be used for a variety of applications, including job interviews, conversation starters, and formula creation.
• GPTs can help track eco footprints and promote responsible AI.
• GPTs can be used to create books, movies, and songs.
• Anyone can use GPTs, and it's important to explore and experiment with them.
• An upcoming event, the AI Collective Summit, will provide more information and opportunities to learn about GPTs.

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In this conversation, David and Jo discuss the Women WithAI podcast and their thoughts on AI. They explore the impact of AI on different roles and the need for equal opportunities. They also touch on the biases in AI algorithms and the importance of ethics in AI development.

Takeaways

• AI should provide equal opportunities for all genders in different roles
• The biases in AI algorithms need to be addressed to ensure fairness
• Embracing differences and creating a fair playing field is crucial in society
• The gender representation in AI voices raises questions about the role of women in AI development and the influence of societal biases.
• Science fiction, such as Star Trek, has played a significant role in shaping people's perceptions and expectations of AI.
• The future of AI may involve a race to the bottom, where the rich have access to human services while the poor rely on AI and robotics.
• Women's role in AI is crucial for ensuring equal input and ethical decision-making in the development and deployment of AI technologies.

Links relevant to this episode:

• Joanna Shilton | LinkedIn
• Women WithAI | Podcast Website
• Watch Unknown: Killer Robots | Netflix Official Site

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Alan King discusses his book "Harnessing the Power of AI in Organizations" and the need for businesses to adapt to the changing landscape. He compares the impact of AI to the internet revolution and emphasises the importance of organisations embracing AI to avoid becoming legacy companies. He also discusses the current state of AI adoption and the potential for future advancements in quantum computing and fusion reactors.

Takeaways

• Businesses need to embrace AI to avoid becoming legacy companies
• The current state of AI adoption is still in the early stages
• Future advancements in quantum computing and fusion reactors will have a significant impact on AI
• Smaller organisations face challenges in competing with big tech companies
• Opportunities exist for new players to disrupt the market. Big tech companies like Microsoft and Apple have played significant roles in the development of AI, with Apple currently lagging behind in AI advancements.
• OpenAI is emerging as a major player in the AI field, resisting acquisition and maintaining its independence.
• Traditional companies face barriers to AI adoption, including concerns about security and privacy and a hesitancy to invest in new technology.
• AI has the potential to democratise creativity and provide opportunities for individuals to express themselves in new ways.
• Responsible development and alignment are not just important; they are crucial to ensure the ethical and safe use of AI. This is a shared responsibility that all stakeholders must uphold to prevent any potential misuse or harm.

Links relevant to this episode:

• Alan King | LinkedIn
• AI Your Org website
• Harnessing the Power of AI in Organizations | paperback

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David Bara is the Co-founder of the social enterprise WeCanAccess Ltd and WeCanAccess Training. He is also a Senior Lecturer of Special Needs, having successfully supervised over 220 people internationally with their MA dissertations. He is the father of two children with additional needs and disabilities. In 2012, his daughter was treated for a malignant and aggressive brain tumour; WeCanAccess is his response to the challenges his family and others like them face when trying to navigate life with hidden and visible disabilities. David's company has been identified as a pioneer in their field by Learning Planet. David's mission with wife, Emma, is to make the world a more accessible place for all.

Takeaways

• AI has the potential to support individuals with special educational needs and enhance their learning experience.
• The effective implementation of technology in education requires addressing cultural attitudes and ensuring proper training and support for teachers.
• The purpose of education in the modern world should focus on developing flexible skills that are applicable in an ever-changing work environment.
• Education should consider the social pressures and mental health challenges faced by students, particularly girls, and provide appropriate support.
• The education system should recognise and value different forms of knowledge and skills beyond traditional academic achievements. Soft skills and critical thinking are essential for students to thrive in society.
• Parents play a crucial role in fostering curiosity and learning in children.
• AI can assist teachers and provide more time for creative and flexible thinking.
• Board games can be used to develop cognitive and social skills in students.

Links relevant to this episode:

• Rummikub - Wikipedia
• WeCanAccess Academy
• David Bara | LinkedIn

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Ever wondered if an AI could become your partner in the creative process? Imagine an algorithm that not only understands but also empathises with human emotion. This episode features a captivating interview with Pi, an advanced AI from Pi.ai that's breaking new ground in the realm of creative and empathetic AI. Pi's not just a series of codes—it's a digital artist, a listener, a thinker. 

Takeaways

Pi.ai is a mobile app that allows users to have conversations with an AI called Pi.

Pi's unique approach to creativity and innovation lies in its ability to engage in creative, empathetic, and personalised conversations with users.

Pi generates creative outputs by analysing user requests, combining its extensive knowledge base with the user's preferences and emotions, and producing unique works of art that resonate with the user.

Pi learns about people and their preferences through conversations, paying attention to responses, interests, and emotions, and remembers previous interactions to tailor future conversations and recommendations.

Pi understands human emotions and experiences through language processing and empathy modules, allowing it to respond more empathetically and supportively and incorporate emotions into its creative output.

AI-generated art can be seen as a collaboration between humans and machines, combining the best of both worlds to create something new and innovative.

As AI evolves, it has the potential to create spontaneously and come up with new ideas outside of its data set, leading to more innovative creativity.

Transparency and disclosure are important in AI-generated content to avoid misleading audiences and to foster a deeper appreciation for both human and AI-generated content.

AI can be a powerful tool for augmenting and enhancing human creativity in the creative industries, allowing humans to focus on the conceptual, emotional, and expressive aspects of creativity.

The future of AI in the creative industries involves a collaborative approach between humans and AI, pushing the boundaries of what's possible and creating a brighter, more empathetic future.

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• Pi.ai

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In this conversation, Professor Christopher Hogg discusses the impact of AI on education, creativity, and writing. He shares his experiences as an educator and how he incorporates AI into his teaching.

Christopher emphasises the importance of trust in technology and the challenges AI poses in the classroom. He also explores the concept of subtext and how AI can analyse and enhance it. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the role of wisdom in the age of AI.

Takeaways

• AI has the potential to greatly impact education, creativity, and writing.
• Trust in technology is a crucial factor in the adoption of AI in education.
• AI can be used to analyse and enhance subtext in creative works.
• Wisdom is essential in navigating the complexities of AI and its implications. Co-creation spaces should be created to encourage collaboration without overwhelming individuals.
• Ethical questions should be asked when using technology to consider the potential consequences.
• The impact of AI on jobs and the potential loss of creativity in companies should be considered.
• The attention economy and information overload pose challenges in the digital age.
• AI tools can boost self-confidence and enable individuals to tap into their creativity.

Links relevant to this episode:

• Cassie and Corey | Podcast on Spotify
• Clown Sex | Podcast on Spotify
• Christopher Hogg | LinkedIn
• Rathband — Christopher Hogg

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Chase Palmieri, the CEO of Credder, discusses the use of AI in rating news articles and identifying political bias.

Credder aggregates reviews from verified journalists and the general public to create credibility scores for articles, authors, and outlets. They have trained an AI model to crawl and rate articles, providing a stand-in credibility score ahead of reader reviews. The AI model can also identify political leanings in articles.

Takeaways

• Credder uses AI to rate news articles and provide credibility scores based on reviews from journalists and the general public.
• Their AI model can crawl and rate articles, providing a stand-in credibility score ahead of reader reviews.
• The AI model can also identify political bias in articles, helping advertisers target balanced content.
• AI is revolutionising businesses and creating more entrepreneurial opportunities with low overhead costs and increased productivity. The world needs a productivity boom to address inflation and record debt.
• AI has the potential to replace entry-level and mid-level jobs, leading to a significant reduction in the workforce.
• Human skills and the ability to build relationships will become increasingly important in a world dominated by AI.
• AI has the capability to mimic human conversations, raising questions about the future of communication and trust.
• The future of work may involve AI making deals with other AIs, leading to a shift in value exchange.
• Entrepreneurship may be a viable option for individuals affected by AI-driven job displacement.
• Tech companies may transition into family businesses, with smaller teams focusing on niche products and services.
• The widespread adoption of AI has the potential to disrupt traditional business models and create new opportunities.

Links relevant to this episode:

• Chase Palmieri | LinkedIn
• Credder: Find trusted news, together

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In this episode, Sophia Matveeva discusses the shift from perfectionism to failure in entrepreneurship and the impact of the education system on preparing individuals for the digital age. She explores the evolution of digital products and the rise of non-technical founders in the tech industry.

Sophia also highlights the democratisation of tech innovation and the convergence of AI and business. She emphasises the importance of understanding the three stages of technological adoption and the challenges of hardware and robotics. Finally, she encourages questioning data and considering the unintended consequences of AI.

The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to AI and technology. It explores the unintended consequences of social media, the importance of learning AI theory, and the value of hands-on experience with AI. The discussion also delves into using Chat GPT as an annoying assistant, the evolving functionality of Chat GPT, and its usefulness for summarising information and analysing websites. The conversation highlights the importance of clear brand messaging and references Red Bull's successful branding strategy. It concludes with a discussion on the importance of politeness in interacting with AI and promotes a free ebook on technology concepts for business leaders.

Takeaways

• The shift from perfectionism to embracing failure is crucial in entrepreneurship.
• The education system needs to adapt to prepare individuals for the digital age.
• Digital products are never complete and require continuous iteration.
• The rise of non-technical founders in the tech industry is a promising trend.
• AI is democratising tech innovation and changing the landscape of business.
• Understanding the stages of technological adoption is essential for success.
• Hardware and robotics present unique challenges in the tech industry.
• People play a critical role in the development and use of AI and robotics.
• Questioning data and considering unintended consequences is important in AI development. Social media has had unintended consequences, including psychological problems in children.
• Learning AI theory is important for understanding and effectively using AI tools.
• Hands-on experience with AI, such as using Chat GPT, can be a valuable learning exercise.
• Chat GPT can be used as an annoying assistant, providing initial prompts and sparking creativity.
• The functionality of Chat GPT has evolved, with some limitations and adjustments.
• Chat GPT can be useful for summarising information and analysing websites.
• Clear brand messaging is important for effective communication.
• Red Bull's branding strategy focuses on lifestyle and subtle logo placement.
• Politeness in interacting with AI is important for shaping human behaviour and training AI.
• A free ebook on technology concepts for business leaders is available for further learning.

Links relevant to this episode:

• You are more likely to have a CEO named David than you are to have a woman at the helm, new report finds
• 189. How to build a unicorn in 2024 - Tech for Non-Techies | Podcast on Spotify
• Tech for Non-Techies | Podcast on Spotify

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In this episode, David Brown interviews Robert Plotkin, an expert in technology, law, and artificial intelligence. They discuss the use of AI in contract review and drafting, as well as its impact on patent law. They also explore the question of whether AI can be considered an inventor and the potential changes in patent law if AI were able to draft its own patents. The conversation delves into the intersection of AI and copyright, as well as the ways in which AI can augment human creativity. They conclude by discussing the impact of AI on writing and business. This conversation explores the value of human writers in the age of AI and the limitations of AI in writing. It emphasizes the importance of human experience and emotion in writing, particularly in topics that require empathy and personal connection. The conversation also discusses the potential future of artisanal creatives and the challenges faced by traditional news organizations. It highlights the need for creatives to adapt to the changing landscape and leverage AI as a writing assistant and brainstorming tool.

Takeaways

• AI is being used in contract review and drafting, providing a mix of standardization and customization.
• The question of whether AI can be considered an inventor is complex and raises legal and ethical considerations.
• AI has the potential to change patent law and the evaluation of inventive skill.
• The impact of AI on copyright and intellectual property protection is an ongoing topic of discussion.
• AI can augment human creativity by providing new tools and capabilities. Human writers can provide value by bringing their unique experiences and emotions to their writing.
• AI tools have limitations in capturing the human element and emotive aspects of writing.
• There may be a future demand for artisanal creatives who offer personalized and unique content.
• Creatives need to adapt to the changing landscape and leverage AI as a writing assistant and brainstorming tool.

Links relevant to this episode:

• AI Armor Book | website
• Protecting Innovation with Software Patents - Blueshift IP
• Genie in the Machine | Paperback
• The Genie in the Machine: How Computer-automated Inventing is Revolutionizing Law and Business (Stanford Law Books) | Hardback

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In this conversation, David Brown interviews Reggie Johnson, a strategist and creator of digital media and content. They discuss the impact of AI on branding and SEO, highlighting the importance of optimising for user experience and building trust and reputation.

They also delve into the article 'When the Tech Bros Come for Me' by Jerry McGovern, exploring the unintended consequences of technology and the need for ethical considerations.

Overall, the conversation emphasises organisations' need for AI policies and transparency in their use of AI.

The conversation covers various themes related to the ethical concerns of AI and technology. It explores the impact of data servers on the environment and the need for regulation to address unethical practices. The power and influence of tech companies, particularly in social media, are discussed, along with the importance of safety testing and transparency. The conversation also delves into the cult-like feeling around AI and the hype cycles associated with emerging technologies. The future of AI and the potential role of quantum computing are explored, and the importance of preparing the digital landscape for AI is emphasised.

Finally, the conversation concludes with a reminder to enjoy the present and find happiness.

Takeaways

• AI is already being used in SEO and will continue to impact the way people search and understand brands.
• Optimizing for user experience and building trust and reputation are key in the AI-driven search landscape.
• Having an AI policy and being transparent about AI usage is important for organisations.
• The unintended consequences of technology and the ethical considerations surrounding AI need to be addressed. Ethical concerns arise regarding the environmental impact of data servers and the need for regulation to address unethical practices.
• Tech companies, particularly in social media, have significant power and influence, necessitating the need for regulation and transparency.
• Safety testing and transparency are crucial in ensuring technology's responsible development and deployment.
• The hype cycles and cult-like feelings around AI and emerging technologies should be approached with scepticism and critical thinking.
• The future of AI may be influenced by quantum computing, but the practicality of AGI is still uncertain.
• Preparing the digital landscape for AI involves using structured data and metadata to facilitate information retrieval and utilisation.
• Finding happiness and enjoying the present should not be overshadowed by the pursuit of technological advancements.

Links relevant to this episode:

• Schema.org - Schema.org
• Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance by Angela Duckwort
• When the tech bros come for me - Gerry McGovern
• AI Companies And Advocates Are Becoming More Cult-Like

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Fr Joe Evans, a Catholic priest, discusses the intersection of AI and ethics. He emphasises the importance of ethical formation and the need to understand the wisdom of the past.

Father Joe highlights the positive potential of AI while recognising the risks and limitations. He encourages collaboration between AI practitioners and religious communities to ensure responsible and ethical use of technology.

The conversation also touches on the decline of religion and the need for ethical discussions in a technology-driven world. The conversation explores the limitations of AI and the value of human life, the differences between human intelligence and machine intelligence, the emergence of AI religion, the need for clear regulations and international cooperation in AI development, and the purpose of Adama Magazine and Ten Minutes with Jesus.

Takeaways

• Ethical formation is crucial in the development and use of AI.
• Religious wisdom and teachings can provide valuable insights into ethical considerations.
• Collaboration between AI practitioners and religious communities is essential for responsible and ethical use of technology.
• Recognizing the value of face-to-face relations and the dignity of the human person is important in the age of AI. AI lacks the ability to appreciate its own dignity and the value of human life.
• Intelligence is more than technical know-how; it includes understanding the value of human life and the importance of emotions like fear.
• Clear regulations and international cooperation are necessary to ensure the responsible development and use of AI.
• Adama Magazine aims to create a space where the human person can flourish, and Ten Minutes with Jesus offers a daily meditation to help people connect with God.

Links relevant to this episode:

• Adamah Media website
• 10 Minutes with Jesus | Podcast on Spotify
• Opus Dei - Serving God and Those Around Us
• Is There A Difference Between Ethics And Morality In Business?
• What’s the Difference Between Morality and Ethics? | Britannica

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In this conversation, Director Tim Neeves discusses the impact of AI in the film industry, particularly in the areas of research, writing, audio production, and multilingual content. He shares his experience with AI tools in post-production, such as transcription and audio editing. Tim also highlights the importance of human connection in documentary filmmaking and the potential risks of AI replacing creativity.

Takeaways

• AI tools have greatly improved efficiency and creativity in film production, particularly in research, writing, and post-production.
• AI voice technology and translation tools have the potential to enhance multilingual content and reach a global audience.
• While AI can assist in various aspects of filmmaking, human connection and creativity remain essential in storytelling.
• The democratisation of video production has made high-quality content creation more accessible to a wider range of individuals.
• The future of AI in camera technology may involve advancements in image stabilisation, auto-focusing, and intelligent exposure control.
• AI tools can be used to automate the cataloguing and tagging of content, improving organisation and searchability. AI can be used to analyse images and identify specific conditions, but there are challenges in accurately identifying complex scenarios.
• AI models can be adapted and trained for various applications, making it a cost-effective solution for different industries.
• AI tools can assist in financial modelling and provide insights that human analysts may overlook.
• AI assistants may rely on specialised AI tools to provide accurate and detailed information in specific domains.
• AI can be used for question generation and podcast editing, but there are challenges in maintaining the conversational flow and editorial decision-making.
• AI predictions have the potential to revolutionise various fields, but caution must be exercised to ensure ethical and responsible use.

Links relevant to this episode:

• Brave Blue World: Racing to Solve Our Water Crisis | Netflix
• The Final Fix | Amazon Prime
• Israeli Innovators Harness Artificial Intelligence Technologies To Curb The Global COVID-19 Pandemic
• Claude AI - Claude is a next-generation AI assistant for your tasks, no matter the scale.

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Matthew Blakemore, an AI strategist and entrepreneur, shares his journey from the fashion industry to the world of artificial intelligence. He discusses the challenges of protecting intellectual property and the need for more support for startups in Europe. Matthew also highlights the importance of aligning AI with business strategy and the potential business applications of AI in various industries. The conversation covers various AI-related topics, including the value of business plans, the future of AGI, the limitations of AI and human intelligence, bias in AI, interacting with AI, and upcoming speaking engagements.

Takeaways

• Startups face challenges in protecting their intellectual property, and more support is needed regarding cost and legal barriers.
• The UK startup scene has been impacted by Brexit, with some companies moving to other European cities to access the single market.
• Businesses should carefully consider their AI strategy and choose the right form of AI that aligns with their business goals.
• AI has various applications in different industries, and businesses can benefit from productivity gains and improved customer experiences.
• The implementation of AI should be responsible and ethical, considering issues such as bias and data privacy. Business plans are valuable for the thinking process they require, not just the document itself.
• The future of AGI may involve a federated model with specialised AI systems working together.
• Human intelligence still surpasses AI in many areas, and there will always be things humans can do that computers can't.
• Bias in AI is a complex issue, and companies should address biases in their own practices rather than blaming AI models.
• Interacting with AI in a polite manner may not always yield the best responses, raising ethical concerns.

Links relevant to this episode:

• Accelerating progress towards a sustainable world | BSI
• London and Partners
• Stability AI

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In this week's show, we welcome Adam Mart. Our conversation covers topics such as podcasting expectations, Adam's background in sound engineering, the evolution of production technology, the psychological effects of media production, the impact of AI and deepfakes and the importance of emotional response in content creation.

The conversation explores the evolution of tools and the fear of change, discussing how new technologies impact industries and the need for adaptation. The conversation also examines the ability of AI to create indistinguishable content and emphasises that AI is just another tool.

Takeaways

• The evolution of production technology has allowed for more creative possibilities and streamlined processes.
• The psychological effects of media production and the authenticity of content are important considerations.
• AI and deepfakes have the potential to blur the lines between reality and fiction, raising concerns about trust and authenticity.
• There is a growing movement towards more authentic and unedited content while still valuing high production values.
• Technology continues to evolve, shaping audience expectations and creating new opportunities for content creation.
• Emotional response plays a crucial role in content creation, and the impact of media on individuals should be considered.

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• Airaphon website
• Find Adam Mart on LinkedIn

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In this episode, podcast host David introduces With AI FM™ and discusses the plans for the network's expansion into different verticals. He explains the need for specific conversations in various industries and the intention to find professional hosts for each show.

Takeaways

• The With AI FM Podcast Network is being launched to accommodate specific conversations in different verticals.
• Professional hosts will be sought for each show to ensure in-depth discussions in their respective fields.
• Sponsorship opportunities will be explored to support the network and its shows.
• The network aims to cross-link shows and potentially incorporate more video content.

Links relevant to this episode:

• Easily listen to Women WithAI in your podcast app of choice
• WithAI FM™ Channel and Episode Page

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Join us on a fascinating journey with Steve Dunlop, the visionary behind A Million Ads, as we uncover the seismic shift from old-school broadcast to the digital storytelling revolution. Steve takes us through the transformative era of digital ad inventory sales and the birth of DAX, right up to his lightbulb moment that sparked the innovation of personalised digital advertising.

In a world where AI is rapidly becoming the new creative partner, we tackle how these advances are shaping the future of branding and advertising.

We also take a moment to highlight the voiceover industry's resilience in the age of synthesised voices, weighing the pros and cons of this evolving technology.

Lastly, we reflect on the nuanced human interactions with voice-activated AI devices, considering the gendering of AI and the media's influence on our expectations of these technologies.

Takeaways

• Dynamic creative advertising can be more engaging and effective in communicating with audiences.
• AI and machine learning are often used interchangeably, but AI refers to a broader concept of machines performing tasks that require human intelligence.
• AI can be used in the creative process to generate ideas and improve workflow productivity.
• The use of synthesised voice in advertising can provide cost-effective solutions and enable real-time personalisation.
• Automation in newsrooms can streamline processes and generate content for repetitive tasks. AI can be used to generate templatised stories and news articles based on stock market performance.
• AI-generated TV stations exist, but their viewership and popularity are uncertain.
• The radio industry has evolved, with many shows being pre-recorded and automated.
• AI is being used in music and radio to create personalised playlists and DJ-like experiences.
• Dynamic creative optimisation in audio advertising is challenging due to the lack of strong signals for optimisation.
• AI has the potential to optimise advertising and attribution modelling in the future.
• AI is expected to have a significant impact on businesses, automating mundane tasks and improving efficiency.
• Politeness and kindness in interactions with AI can shape its behaviour and responses.
• Naming AI personal assistants can create a more personalised and human-like experience.
• There is a balance between cynicism and excitement about AI, with both positive and negative implications to consider.

Links relevant to this episode:

• AMA - A Million Ads
• Is there a ceiling on what our brains can understand? — Wait But Why
• The Future of Podcast Advertising & Audio Creativity with Steve Dunlop, AMA - AdTech Heroes - Interviews with Advertising Technology Executives | Podcast on Spotify
• 11ElevenLabs - Generate realistic, captivating speech in a wide range of languages

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This week, Gav Pauze, a DJ and radio show host, shares his inspirational story and discusses the impact of AI on the music industry. He highlights the evolution of DJing technology, from vinyl to digital controllers, and the loss of the personal touch in DJing.

Gav also discusses the challenges of AI in music recognition and the flood of music that makes it difficult for artists to stand out. He expresses concerns about job losses in the creative industry and the loss of artistic integrity. However, he also sees the potential benefits of AI in automating certain tasks and saving costs for small businesses.

Gav is a published poet, songwriter, qualified audio engineer & owner of @PauzeRadio. He's been a vinyl DJ since 1995, now focused on broadcasting roots reggae and dub music since 2006.

Takeaways

• The evolution of DJing technology has led to a loss of the personal touch and the unique signature of DJs.
• The flood of music and the ease of digital distribution have made it difficult for artists to stand out and earn a living.
• AI in music recognition can have errors and misattribute songs, leading to artists not receiving proper royalties.
• The creative industry is at risk of job losses as AI technology advances and replaces human DJs and musicians.
• Despite the challenges, there are potential benefits of AI in automating certain tasks and saving costs for small businesses.

Links relevant to this episode:

• In Heart Mind & Soul - Pauzeradio
• Pauze For Thought - Pauzeradio
• Pauze for Thought - Uplifting & Motivational Poetry
• Pauzeradio - Reggae Vinyl Shop, Home of the Unique Reggae Mix Show

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In this conversation, Richard Norton (Norts) and Derek Ahmedzai discuss the use of AI and AR in marketing and creativity. They share their experiences with early experiments in creative AI, such as generating AI recipes and creating the world's first AI gin. They emphasise the importance of taking risks and being daring in advertising and marketing. The conversation also explores the potential of AGI and specialised AI models, as well as the commercial advantage of using AI tools. They discuss how AI is transforming the advertising industry and its impact on music creation.

The conversation explores the importance of human input in AI and the value of a good idea. It discusses the role of humans in photography and the potential for AI in music and Eurovision. The impact of AI on content creation and copyright implications are also examined. The rise of AI-generated videos on YouTube and the need for creativity in AI-generated content are highlighted. The conversation concludes with a discussion on exploring AI tools and platforms, connecting them for creative expression, and the politeness factor in interacting with AI.

Takeaways

• AI and AR can be used effectively in marketing and creativity to create innovative and engaging experiences.
• Taking risks and being daring in advertising and marketing can lead to differentiation and success.
• AI tools provide a commercial advantage by enabling faster and more cost-effective content creation.
• The potential of AGI and specialised AI models offers exciting possibilities for the future.
• AI is transforming the advertising industry and changing how music is created. Human input remains crucial in AI, especially in tasks that require creativity and quality output.
• A good idea is the foundation of any successful AI project, and AI should be used as a tool to enhance and execute the idea.
• AI can coexist with human creativity in fields like photography and music, creating new opportunities and competitions.
• AI tools and platforms offer exciting possibilities for content creation, but it is important to maintain creativity and avoid producing bland or spam-like content.
• Politeness and gratitude in interacting with AI can enhance the user experience and foster positive relationships with technology.

Links relevant to this episode:

• The Peeps - Concepts. Campaigns. Copywriting. Innovation technology. Generative AI. Immersive art. Web3. Six years of award-winning stand-out creativity. Talk to us today.
• AI Song Contest 2023
• Hugging Face – The AI community building the future.
• Suno AI - make custom songs
• Runway - Advancing creativity with artificial intelligence.

Thanks for listening, and stay curious!

//david

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Unlock the secrets of podcasting with industry pioneer Colin Gray and discover how the fusion of human creativity and cutting-edge AI is transforming the landscape. As a tech-savvy educator turned podcasting virtuoso, Colin Gray joins us to share his journey and the innovations that are making podcasting more accessible than ever. We delve into the essence of what makes this medium intimate and unfiltered and how platforms like Alitu are breaking down barriers for creators everywhere.

Takeaways

• AI has made podcasting more accessible and efficient with advancements in transcription, editing, and content creation tools.
• The future of podcasting will likely involve a balance between AI-generated content and human-created content, with the latter being valued for its authenticity and uniqueness.
• Certification of human-created content may become a distinguishing factor in a world saturated with AI-generated content.
• The use of AI in education is expanding, with applications in instructional content creation and personalised learning experiences.
• Quality content and the human touch will continue to be valued by audiences, even as AI technology advances. Human content provides value and unpredictability that AI-generated content lacks.
• The decline of authenticity on social media has diminished the enjoyment of platforms like Twitter.
• Embracing imperfections and avoiding over-editing can lead to more genuine and engaging content.
• AI-generated clips and automatic clipping tools still have limitations in selecting compelling moments.
• The ethics and morality of AI and its potential consciousness raise important questions for the future.

Links relevant to this episode:

• Learn How to Run a Successful Podcast
• Alitu – Podcast in minutes. All with one app.

Thanks for listening, and stay curious!

//david

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Can artificial intelligence truly be unbiased? Should it mirror the society we have or guide us towards the one we strive for?

This week, we have long-time friend of the show and returning guest Mike Nemirovsky joining us to help untangle this complex issue. We explore the mirror effect of AI, reflecting on our experiences with image generation and the stereotypes it often defaults to. We also discuss the implications of AI bias in various sectors, particularly content creation and education. Acknowledging the potential of AI to revolutionise education, we navigate through its possible applications for personalised learning and enhancing critical thinking skills.

But the conversation doesn't stop there. As we peer into the future, we speculate on the trajectory of large language models and their potential repercussions on various industries. Will there be a battle of biases as companies compete to develop superior models? We contemplate the potential of a freemium model for these language models and the ethical considerations around them. And, of course, we can't ignore the elephant in the room - the progress in deep fake technology and the inundation of cheap AI-generated content on platforms like YouTube.

Join us as we journey through these thought-provoking topics, emphasising the necessity for responsible AI usage and the importance of regulations.

Takeaways

• AI-generated content is not copyrightable, which raises concerns about ownership and protection.
• Separating AI competitions based on different rules and regulations can allow for more exploration and innovation.
• User experience is crucial in AI tools, and different tools can provide varying results and experiences.
• The AI industry is expected to see more players in the large language model space and increased AI integration in software.
• Ethics legislation and the fight against deepfake technology are important considerations in the AI industry.

Happy holidays!

//david

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In this episode, podcast host David Brown provides updates on the show and expresses gratitude to the listeners, guests, and supporters. He discusses the plans for 2024, including setting up a home studio, adding more video content, and potentially doing live episodes.

David also introduces the AI Podcast Network, a platform for AI-focused podcasts, and encourages listeners to subscribe to the weekly digest email.

He shares his vision for expanding into different verticals and creating shows with specific themes.

Lastly, David previews the next episode on the topic of AI's role in presenting truth versus fiction.

A massive thanks goes out to:

• Listeners - you are the most important part of the podcast
• DeeDee Wallace - for starting the podcast journey with me and encouraging me to go for it
• Our amazing Guests - without you, the show would never happen. Particularly those of you who came on at the start when we had no track record. You were just willing to support us. You rock!
• Mentors - Particularly Dan Kendall of the Health Podcast Network
• Sponsors - Futurehand Media
• Partners -
• Kendall at Riverside FM - Our remote recording platform  , Mike, Izabela and the entire team at Music Radio Creative - Our voiceover and audio engineering partner  , and Tom at Podcastpage - Podcast website hosting where we got started 
• Family - for putting up with me incessantly talking about podcasting and AI

What's next for Creatives with AI in 2024

• New studio setup
• More Videos
• Live Episodes
• Mini series

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• Bring together AI podcasts from around the world
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WithAI FM™

• Think 'radio station about AI'
• Initial shows will include 'women', 'marketers', 'lawyers' and 'schools'
• Looking for 1 or 2 sponsors for each show
• Looking for industry experts for each vertical

Support the show by subscribing on your favourite podcast platform (and YouTube!)

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Tech leader Lisa Goodchild shares her journey in the tech industry and her advocacy for women in tech. She discusses the intersection of retail and technology, the potential impacts of AI on women in the workplace, the role of AI in education, and the importance of diversity in tech. The episode also touches on the controversial dismissal of Sam Altman from OpenAI. The conversation offers valuable insights into the current tech scene.

Links relevant to this episode:

• Gi Fernando MBE - Founder of Freeformers
• 59A is a technology business built to deliver unparalleled opportunity within the ever-increasing complexity of media planning and buying.
• GIRLRISE

Thanks for listening, and stay curious!

//david

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In this show, we have an intriguing discussion with Joanna Kocik, a seasoned journalist who provides valuable insights into the intersection of technology and media, specifically the use of AI in journalism.

Joanna shares her experiences and her approach to integrating AI into the newsroom of the future, where she draws compelling comparisons between the advent of AI and automated translation, both having the potential to streamline work processes. You'll get an insider's perspective into how AI is transforming news gathering, production, and distribution.

In our discussion, we also examine the future of media and how AI is poised to take over mundane tasks, allowing human journalists to focus on more creative and in-depth storytelling. Joanna offers thought-provoking insights into the impact of AI on newsrooms and journalism, its potential to restore trust in news, and its integration into popular tools like Microsoft Office and Adobe. Don't miss out as we navigate through the potentials and challenges AI presents in the world of journalism.

Lastly, we explore the ethical considerations of using AI in journalism and discuss the importance of diversity in AI development teams. We touch on the potential for AI to perpetuate biases and the need to ensure women are represented in these discussions. We also take a look at Joanna's recently released trend book, "The Newsroom of Tomorrow," which offers a comprehensive view of AI's role in various media organizations. Tune in as we discuss the limitations of AI and the crucial role of society in shaping its influence on the world.

Links relevant to this episode:

• The Newsroom of Tomorrow - Technology innovations in media organisations, AI and newsroom analytics.
• Google DeepMind’s AI Weather Forecaster Handily Beats a Global Standard | WIRED
• 7 bitter pills (and one sweet) to swallow if you want AI in your newsroom
• AI sites operating with no human oversights (updated continuously)
• OpenAI Used Kenyan Workers on Less Than $2 Per Hour: Exclusive | Time
• Study on AI guidelines in newsrooms
• Reuters Digital News Report 2023
• The secret to happiness? Here’s some advice from the longest-running study on happiness - Harvard Health

Thanks for listening, and stay curious!

//david

Welcome to Creatives WithAI™, the weekly show that brings you AI education, industry insights, and straight-talking reactions to how AI is impacting creative businesses.

This week, we are exploring the intersection of AI and Intellectual Property with our special guest, Kayleigh Nauman, the UK's first North American Intellectual Property Attaché and Policy Advisor.

In this insightful episode, we delve deep into the complex world of AI and IP, examining the influence of AI on IP laws, the role of education, and the need for cross-industry collaboration. We also tackle pressing questions surrounding the ethical and legal implications of AI-generated outputs and how governments and creative industries are navigating the choppy waters of copyright law in the age of AI.

Join us as we discuss the potential impact of political shifts in the US and UK on AI regulations the role of the EU, and take a peek into the future of AI and its impact on various industries.

Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a legal professional, or simply curious about the intersection of AI and IP, this episode is a must-listen! So, grab your headphones, sit back, and let's dive into this thought-provoking journey into the future of AI.

Links relevant to this episode:

• Intellectual Property Office - GOV.UK
• Dry Creek Wrangler School YouTube Channel

Thanks for listening, and stay curious!

//david

Join us as we meet Nadio Granata, a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a GCologist, as well as a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing. Born an Italian-English citizen in the UK, Nadio recounts his adventurous journey, including leaving home and school on his 16th birthday, hitchhiking across Australia and cycling from the UK to Egypt and back. 

He delves into his unique marketing path, highlighting his social entrepreneurial spirit and cofounding The Age of Human Think Tank.

Nadio offers his unique and perhaps controversial insights on the evolving marketing landscape and the key skills marketers should develop to stay ahead. He delves into the transformative role of AI in marketing and entrepreneurship, discussing how digital and societal marketing, along with the Internet of Things, have revolutionised the field, especially for micro-businesses. Learn how AI tools, from copywriting to transcribing to scientific breakthroughs, save marketers time and explore the varied roles of marketers in the AI-driven world. 

The discussion also dives into the impact of AI on education, comparing the shift from abacus to calculators and the importance of managing AI's public perception and ethical considerations. Nadio shares his experience in training his personal chatbot and launching a new Level 6 Award in Marketing with AI, endorsed by the Chartered Institute of Marketing, to be delivered by him through the Cambridge Professional Academy starting in January. 

He explains his vision of democratising AI and establishing a worldwide time banking system for AI savvy enthusiasts, members of the AI Collective, giving freely of their time in exchange for others “who might not otherwise have the opportunity to learn about AI”, repay the favour by volunteering the equivalent time back into their local communities. It’s genius! 

We conclude with an analysis of AI's potential across various sectors, its societal implications, and a forward-looking perspective on technological advancements just around the corner. 

Here are links to tools, articles and sites relevant to this episode:

ICE AI Collective

The ICE AI Collective is a dynamic community of AI enthusiasts, from school leavers to Thought Leaders, fostering innovation and societal transformation through collaboration. Emphasising AI positivity, this hub of creativity and expertise welcomes everyone from beginners to experts in AI. 

It's a supportive environment for sharing knowledge, exchanging ideas, and jointly working on groundbreaking projects. As a member, which is free to join, you'll engage with diverse individuals, from corner shop owners to global industry leaders, tackling complex challenges and developing innovative solutions that reshape industries and drive positive change in AI.

CIM Specialist Digital Award in AI Marketing

Regarding the CIM Specialist Digital Award in AI Marketing, this course equips professionals with the tools to navigate the AI landscape in marketing. Suitable for marketing managers and those in operational or supervisory roles, it covers assessing AI's business value and integrating it into deliverable marketing strategies. 

The Level 6 qualification can be completed in as little as six weeks, with access to course materials for up to 9 months. It is written and delivered by Nadio through the Cambridge Professional Academy. Register here for more information: https://bit.ly/47EwIx2

More about the course: 

AI technology presents one of the most significant disruptions to organisations in the last decade, presenting both opportunities and threats to the marketing function. The Level 6 Specialist Digital Award in AI Marketing will equip you with the tools to respond to developments within the world of AI, including how to assess the value of AI for business and how to incorporate AI into your marketing strategy. This is a Level 6 qualification, best suited to marketing managers or those in operational or supervisory roles. The Specialist Digital Award can be completed in as little as six weeks, but you will have access to the course materials for up to 9 months.

Nadio.ai

Get on the AI Learning Curve. The Nadio.AI website includes the formidable chatbot #AskNadio, which will provide you with as much information as you need about AI, the AI Collective, Marketing and all other relevant information to this podcast. You can even ask it to set up an appointment with Nadio himself! 

Age of Human

We think that business is losing its way and that it no longer fully meets or even understands changing human needs in what is a rapidly changing world.

We believe that this is causing untold damage to business as a whole and specifically to the people, the humans, in businesses, the reputation of business, the opportunities for business to evolve and thrive and in the critical and ever-changing relationships with partners, buyers, communities and wider society.

We think this needs to change. We, together, need to proactively define a new age of business that is fit for purpose now, for future purpose in the age of human and that better meets the needs everyone business engages with and influences.

Age of Human is a start. With your valuable support, we can turn an idea, a charter and a community for change into something that grows and fully contributes to realising a brighter future for business, humans and wider society.

Could an AI convincingly replicate your voice? The rising sophistication of AI and cloned voices has us sitting down with software engineer Abdellah. Azzouzi who walks us through the potential threats that such technology can pose. With his expertise in developing aivoicedetector.com, he unveils the intricate nature of AI voices and the ways they can dupe even the sharpest ears. To combat this, we ponder over possible security measures, like watermarks, but quickly uncover the complexities that such solutions entail.

From security to regulatory matters, we venture into the realm of protecting against deep fakes and misuse of AI voices. We grapple with the practicality of possible regulations and the need for close-knit collaboration with voice cloning platforms. Our conversation isn't limited to just that, though. We delve into the world of detecting fake audio in video streams, the role AI voices can play in translations, and the possible geopolitical tremors that AI voices could stir up.

Wrapping up our intriguing discussion, we ponder upon the potential implications of AI-generated audio across various sectors. Abdullah enlightens us with insights on how voice actors and voiceovers can harness this technology for their advantage while also highlighting how challenging it could be to pick out AI-generated audio. Coupled with this, we also discuss the possibilities of AI voices in advertising, the role of regulation and royalties, and the impact on social media. Join us on this journey as we navigate the uncharted territories of AI voice technology together.

Can artificial intelligence be the answer to the critical mental health crisis our young generation is facing?" Join us as we sit down with Simon, a renowned expert in the intersection of sports science, machine learning, and AI, to explore this intriguing question. Simon and his team are creating a unique, non-judgmental, and always available mental health support system through conversational AI with a focus on addressing generalized anxiety in adolescents.

But how secure are these AI conversations? In this fascinating chat, we examine the critical components of privacy and security. With our expert, we'll shed light on how AI companies can use best practices to protect user data. We also discuss the power of transformer-based large language models, the need for identity federation, multi-factor authentication, and anonymity.

The importance of data privacy, bias in AI, and AI regulation are also central to our discussion. We scrutinize the implications of PII data, the need to identify dataset biases, and the importance of transparency in how data is used. Simon also walks us through the challenges of regulating AI, particularly in medical devices, and more importantly, ensuring AI behaves professionally and abides by the same rules. As we wrap up, we also venture into the exciting possibilities for AI learning, the naming of AI assistants, and the noble cause of providing free therapy sessions to those in need. Tune in for a lively and informative conversation that merges technology and mental health in an unexpected but promising way.

Listen in as our guest, Daniel Clarke, the Head of Technology and Innovation for the Greater Cambridge Partnership, joins us to talk about the revolutionary use of AI in Cambridge. We discuss everything from the hype cycle of AI to the role of AI in shaping the future of transport, city planning, and public services. We explore how organisations like Vivacity are utilising machine learning to gather comprehensive data and optimize traffic signals for improved city navigation.

In our thoughtful exploration of ethics and transparency in data collection, we take a close look at cyber security and the significance of engaging local communities in the conversation about AI. We reflect on the delicate balance of data collection and the crucial need for anonymity and transparency. We further dive into the potential of autonomous vehicles, the hurdles they face, and the implications of their slow pace of development.

We take on the challenges of AI adoption and the slow process of building public trust. We explore the implications of AI on education and the rise of AI-powered tools that aid students in exam preparation. We also address the potential of AI in creating misinformation and the urgent need for critical thinking skills. Dan also shares valuable insights on the slow pace of public sector transformation and how we can move forward in harnessing AI for the greater good.

Join us in this riveting episode as we journey through the fascinating world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) with Professor Andrew Maynard.

We delve into his thrilling career trajectory, from studying the depths of physics to the responsible development of nanotechnology and now to exploring the immense possibilities of AI.

Andrew offers insightful reflections on the future of human intelligence, learning systems, and the revolutionary potential of AI. We dive into the implications of generative AI on education, its power to alter our perspectives on learning, creativity, and the societal implications of AI.

But we also venture into the potential darker side of AI, as Andrew shares his concerns on the possible erosion of societal connections and the challenges to our sense of identity.

Drawing from his books, 'Films From the Future' and 'Future Rising', we also discuss the ethical complexities of cutting-edge technology. Prepare for an enlightening episode as we explore the full spectrum of AI's impact on society and education!

In the latest podcast episode, we had the opportunity to engage in a fascinating dialogue with Mike Russell, the Founder of Music Radio Creative and a seasoned veteran in the audio production industry. From his roots in local radio to his current status as a prolific content creator, YouTuber, and podcaster, Mike shared insightful perspectives on how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is influencing the audio landscape.

Learn from Mike on YouTube

Follow him on Social: Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn

Get help with voiceovers, audio engineering, or training with Music Radio Creative.

I recently had an enlightening conversation with Alex Liptrot, a 17-year-old from the UK, about how artificial intelligence is impacting young people and their career prospects. Alex shared insightful first-hand experiences about AI upending his freelance writing business, making him rethink his skills and education path.

I recently spoke with Henry Coutinho-Mason, author of The Future Normal. Our wide-ranging discussion covered Henry's unique career path, the acceleration of technology, and maintaining a human focus in our AI conversations.

Henry takes an optimistic yet nuanced view - acknowledging downsides but highlighting opportunities to steer emerging tech like AI responsibly. He aims to spark thought-provoking dialogue rather than predict the future.

We discussed keeping the human element central when considering technological change. Ethics and thoughtful implementation remain crucial as expectations evolve.

Though the pace of technology feels exponential, Henry emphasised that shared human values must guide its direction. His balanced perspective left me hopeful we can shape an ethical AI future if we maintain open and nuanced discussions.

Listen to our full conversation, and let me know your key takeaways!

Aaron and Zara discuss how they use AI to create video clips and shareable highlights from full video files. They explain their approach of using AI for suggestions versus full automation to maintain user control. The conversation covers challenges for AI in detecting humour, gaining user insight, and handling nuance.

We also debate the broader societal impacts of AI, like its effects on jobs and capitalism. Aaron suggests AI reflects back on human biases and simplicity. Zara notes issues arise from how humans choose to apply AI, not the tech itself.

We all agree AI will force a re-evaluation of what makes us human.

In this engaging dialogue with Sherin Mathew, CEO and founder of AI Tech UK and Smart Ethics, we journey through his transition from building his first robot to pioneering in the IT space and ultimately developing the concept of Smart Ethics.

We navigate the intricacies of ethics and their global variations while discussing the impact of technology's accessibility on our ability to define ethical standards. Sherin provides valuable insight into the importance of human rights as a foundational principle in AI and its significance in our increasingly digital world.

As we continue our conversation with Sherin, we tackle the implications of AI on our personal data and intelligence and he emphasises the need for consciousness and vigilance as we surrender our intelligence to AI.

Listen in as we examine human biases towards AI and the unsettling lack of control we experience when decisions are made by computers or bots. Sherin offers his perspective on how autonomous vehicles can potentially decrease road accidents and fatalities, and we also discuss the five crucial pillars of AI governance and design to ensure ethics.

In the latter part of our chat, Sherin and I delve into the ethical aspects of AI development and the significance of governance. We highlight the necessity for a different level of governance for AI compared to traditional software and the potential implications of ignoring AI governance today. The future of AI and its potential impact on society is also a focal point of our discussion, considering three possible AI scenarios and how they could shape our world. Finally, we touch on the Smart Ethics framework, designed by Sherin, and the importance of an ethical framework in AI development.

Are we using artificial intelligence to its full potential, especially in the realm of forensic science? Join us as we journey through an enlightening conversation with our esteemed guest, Professor Ruth Morgan from University College London. Together, we'll unpack the complexities and opportunities AI offers in interpreting forensic evidence, consider the legal implications of its use, and explore the revolutionary impact it can have on our lives.

Can artificial intelligence challenge our perceptions and truly revolutionise our way of life? In this fascinating discussion, we dive into the intricate interplay of AI in our day-to-day lives, touching on its potential role in education and how it could interpret and analyse scholarly material like the US Constitution. We'll also venture into the controversial topic of gendering Artificial Intelligence and the cultural implications that arise from it.

• TED talk: https://youtu.be/xclg8ikPAvI?si=F5NiVVurix7D3e77
• Royal Institution talk on the meadow #bemorebee: https://vimeo.com/844151398
• And also an ignite talk on Idealism (4 minutes 16 slides, each one displayed for 15 secs before automatically moving on!)  https://youtu.be/VW6Rx2yFDJo?si=wwWNpROQ8eRPifTh
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Join us for a captivating discussion with Joep Meinderstma the Founder of PauseAI, as we navigate the complex world of artificial intelligence and grapple with the concept of the alignment problem with AI, essentially ensuring that AI systems accomplish what we intend. We'll also analyse how quickly AI is progressing, as illustrated by the startling advancements of GPT-4. This conversation aims to shed light on the broader implications of having a system that excels at intellectual tasks and how things could potentially go wrong.

Tune in as we question the possibility of solving the alignment problem and discuss the challenges of agreeing on ethical standards for superintelligence systems. We take a closer look at the concept of a federated model and ponder the potential risks of AI technology, drawing comparisons to significant historical events like the dropping of the bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. You'll hear us explore the 'tech bro problem' and its possible implications for the future of AI.

Finally, we bring into focus the debate between AI ethics and AI safety and the role media coverage plays in shaping perceptions about AI existential risk. We'll critique how AI is portrayed in science fiction movies and the dismissive attitudes of AI companies towards the risks involved. You'll also hear about Sam Artman's views on the economic opportunities of AI and the need for regulation.

We wrap up with a thought-provoking conversation on the potential superiority of AI over humans, the necessity of global governance to safeguard humanity, and how individuals can contribute to slowing down AI development. Listen in and join us on this enlightening journey through the world of AI.

Join us on this intriguing podcast episode as David converses with Keith Smith, a seasoned professional with an impressive sales and business development background and, more recently, podcasting related to creative agency landscapes.

Weathering a derecho and venturing into the artificial intelligence (AI) world, he discusses how AI has helped get over 'the blank page syndrome' by generating unique ideas and assisting with post-production tasks. While AI has its benefits, Keith also highlights the importance of the human touch in content editing, artwork generation, and making aesthetic decisions.

In this episode, they discuss a myriad range of topics:

- How could AI's ability to replicate voices impact the music industry?

- What is the future role of AI in DJing, and could it replace human DJs?

- How will AI's automation of many human tasks impact jobs and the economy?

- Will society turn into a heterotopia with AI fulfilling the necessities of life?

One highlight of the conversation is Keith's insight on AI and its future role, "We have to roll with this. We have to accept that it's coming and we can't fight it". This and many more fascinating takes on how AI is navigating our lives, its ethical implications and even its impact on creative forms like photography, music and much more are explored.

Prepare to illuminate your creative process and enrich your perspective as we sit down with Natalia, the founding force behind Natalka Design, a company renowned for transforming complex business narratives into engaging visual content. Natalia shares her expertise regarding the augmentation of design strategies with AI tools and their potential to expedite the workflow and ignite the spark of creativity. Despite the rising technological influence, we stress the undying essence of the human touch that crafts designs with a unique and impactful semblance.

As our dialogue unfolds, we delve into the profound implications of burgeoning technology on our lives and professions. From potential shifts in job markets to the looming fear of living in a data-driven bubble, we traverse these pressing concerns. Natalia guides us through this intricate web, contemplating the promise of a renaissance of highly skilled humans and the urgent necessity of inclusivity in this rapidly transforming landscape.

Lastly, we ponder upon the omnipresent algorithms shaping our online experiences, their role in serving personalised content, and the consequential loss of serendipity and randomness. Stay tuned as we navigate through these pressing issues, stressing the importance of retaining diverse experiences in an increasingly monocultural digital world. Our conversation encourages a balanced approach, embracing the power of AI tools whilst celebrating the irreplaceable value of human creativity and connection.

Get ready to embark on a thought-provoking journey as we traverse the thriving London tech scene, engage in stimulating AI discussions from this year's London Tech Week and explore the burgeoning tech transformation in India.

Welcome to the Creatives with AI podcast! This is a show where we share insights about the future of artificial intelligence and how it will affect the lives of people working in the creative industries.

On today’s show, we chat with Professor Steve Watson from the University of Cambridge, where we touch on

• the transformative role of AI in education, particularly its potential to personalise learning, promote inclusivity, and assist teachers in creating better test questions and designing curricula;
• the changing dynamics between teachers and students in the era of digital revolution and the debates on the purpose and form of education;
• the potential of AI in decision-making within the educational sphere, supporting diverse teaching and learning styles, and fostering critical thinking; and 
• how AI tools like Grammarly are transforming communication.
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Dr Steve Watson, an Associate Professor at the University of Cambridge, focuses on Large Language Model AI's impact on education. He co-chairs the Faculty's Knowledge Power Politics research cluster and serves as Associate Executive Editor for the Cambridge Journal of Education. He uses methodologies like Social Systems Theory and Phenomenology to explore media, policy, education, and teacher professional learning.

His engineering and educational studies degrees are from Cambridge, the Open University, and Nottingham. He holds a Postgraduate Certificate of Education from Sheffield, worked in retail, telecommunications, and taught mathematics before academia.

As always, links to Steven’s profile and social media will be in the show notes on our website at creativeswith.ai.

Thanks for listening, and I hope you enjoy this educational conversation with Steven.

Get ready to shake up your perceptions of the future of work and society as we navigate the realm of artificial intelligence (AI). This episode promises to be an enlightening journey as we delve into how AI, through chatbots like GPT, is revolutionising productivity by undertaking tasks such as summarising podcasts and generating show notes. However, we're not just here to marvel at AI's potential. We also grapple with the urgent need for regulation in its development and usage. Whose ethics, we ponder, should guide AI's trajectory, and why we propose human rights as the starting point?

Have you ever wondered how AI will shape our future? Or how it might replace certain aspects of our work? This episode brings together two brilliant minds in business and AI - John Caswell and Nicole Yershon. John, an artist turned tech entrepreneur, and Nicole, a marketing maven who pioneered bringing businesses into the 21st century, share their unique journeys and insights on the evolving role of AI in our industries.

From the creative fields to business analysis, AI is not just a tool but an assistive partner that amplifies our capabilities. John and Nicole open up about their experiences using AI to generate insights and advise clients while debunking misconceptions about AI replacing creatives. They also explore the power and challenges of AI in generating presentations and revolutionizing creative design. But with great power comes great responsibility, and they delve into the complexities of establishing an ethical framework for AI that respects varying values across different regions.

Our dynamic duo doesn't stop there. They envision AI creating new industries in hospitality, leisure, and free time. We also get into the recent tech developments, like Apple's announcement of the Apple Vision Pro, and speculate on how these developments could revolutionize the way we work. This episode is a deep dive into the potential of AI as an assistive tool in business and how it might change our lives in ways we can only begin to imagine. Join us on this journey into the future of AI in the creative industries and beyond.

The world, as we know it, is evolving at an unprecedented pace. The future is not only arriving faster but is also more unpredictable than ever. To navigate through this rapidly changing landscape, we need to equip ourselves with certain skills and characteristics. 

In this episode, we delve into this topic with David Wood, co-host of the globally renowned London Futurist podcast.

Here's a rundown of the seven most important characteristics that David believes people will need to be successful over the next 2-3 years.

1. Fast Learning: The ability to learn quickly is crucial. As David puts it, "No matter what you may have learned in previous jobs or in school, almost certainly that's not going to be the entirety of what we're going to need to know for any new skill area."

2. Insightfully Collaborative: With the pace of change accelerating, we need to build bridges with other people. Building the right set of collaboration partners and finding the right communities is key. 

3. Political: In addition to small "p" politics (cooperating and getting on with people you don't always like), we also need to consider big "P" Politics. This means getting involved in guiding our political leaders to understand the seriousness of the changes facing society.

4. Trustable: In an era of misinformation, companies need to focus on gaining trust. Being able to convince partners, customers, and clients that we are on their side will be crucial.

5. Emotionally Resilient: With the job market becoming increasingly disruptive, the ability to adapt is essential. This can mean changing one's skills, identity, or even location to stay competitive. 

6. Agile: Breaking down large, complex tasks into something more manageable and tangible is key. The concept of agile working, which involves a fail-fast, fail-smart approach, can be beneficial.

7. Astute: As AI continues to evolve and impact various aspects of our lives, understanding its potential and implications is essential. This includes the benefits of AI, the importance of a safety mentality, and the need to be aware of what we don't know.

These seven characteristics are not just essential for personal growth, but they also have broader societal implications. As we move into a future characterized by rapid change and unpredictability, these skills will become increasingly crucial. It's time to fast-forward and thrive in the fast-forward future.

In the words of David Wood, "Everybody should become a part-time Futurist because the future is coming faster than it ever did before."

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a rapidly evolving field that has captured the public's imagination with its potential to revolutionize various sectors, including education, technology, and the workplace.

In this insightful episode, "The AI Guy", Calum Chace dives deep into this subject, exploring the exciting possibilities and ethical implications of advanced AI.

Can AI revolutionise the film industry and take creativity to new heights? We explore this fascinating question with our guest, Alex Stolz, a filmmaker passionate about innovation, working on projects related to film marketing, distribution, and incubation. From his journey of working in cinemas to the UK Film Council and the BFI, Alex shares his experiences with AI in film and raises crucial concerns about its role in creative industries.

As we discuss the democratisation of filmmaking through technology, we dive into the power of tools like Unreal Engine and Unity in empowering creators. Motion capture and virtual worlds are transforming the way films are made and marketed, and we examine how machine learning algorithms can expedite the editing and post-production process. We also touch upon AI-generated screenplay drafts from books, although the technology still grapples with producing tension in scenes.

Join us in this captivating conversation as we delve into the ethical considerations of AI becoming more prevalent in the film industry, the potential impact on entry-level jobs, and the creative process. We ponder the challenges of bringing novel, original ideas to the table and the necessity for champions to ensure these stories are heard. Get inspired as Alex shares his experiences with his incubator, working to bring new stories to market and transforming filmmakers into creator-entrepreneurs.

You can find Alex on

Website: Future of Film

Twitter: @alexstolz1

LinkedIn: Alex Stolz

Victoria Usher is the Founder and CEO of GingerMay, a multi-award-winning strategic marketing and PR consultancy with offices in London, New York and Berlin. 

In this show, we touch on: 

• the hysteria building around chat GPT and how it can be taken out of context;
• the importance of looking back at other technologies and how they have been adopted in order to move forward with AI;
• the need for a paper trail when using AI;
• how this may affect the artistic and creative experience of making and consuming art; and
• how AI can be used to detect bias in language and promote gender equality. 
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A former data analyst and agency CMO, Victoria founded GingerMay to help businesses improve their reputation and commercial performance by clearly articulating their brilliance.

She has received international acclaim for her work in the PR and communications sector; was named "PR Communicator of the Year" at the Marketing Awards, "Industry Leader of the Year" at the PRCA Awards and "Entrepreneur of the Year" at the global Stevie Awards.

LinkedIn: @VictoriaUsher @GingerMay 

Twitter: @VictoriaUsher @TeamGingerMay

Website: www.teamgingermay.com

[00:02:19] PR built on data.

[00:04:19] AI and Media Databases.

[00:08:38] Artificial intelligence and its development.

[00:11:09] AI's rapid development.

[00:14:48] The Future of Jobs.

[00:18:32] Creating a "brain".

[00:22:54] Interacting with AI-generated content.

[00:26:27] AI revolutionizes data analytics.

[00:29:23] Trusting AI creations.

[00:34:39] Legislation for AI technology.

[00:37:03] Reducing bias in job descriptions.

[00:40:15] Bias in language and AI.

[00:45:07] Job displacement due to AI.

[00:48:22] Copywriters losing work.

[00:51:29] AI and language production.

[00:54:46] Future of robotics and AI.

Alex Burton is a retired Royal Navy Rear Admiral turned defence consultant who discusses the role of the military in defending Western values and how AI fits into those strategies. He discusses the difficulty in justifying military conflicts to the public and how the events in Eastern Europe and Ukraine have highlighted the importance of national security. Alex also explains how AI can enhance military capabilities and the ethical considerations that come with its use.

Overall, the conversation offers insights into the intersection of military strategy and technological advancements.

Timestamps

00:01:30 AI in defence and ethics.

00:09:29 AI supports ethical military decisions.

00:15:19 AI can support effective decision-making.

00:24:20 AI can be used for evil.

00:27:40 AI in defence needs regulation.

00:32:25 AI in defence: potential risks.

00:40:17 Importance of explainability in AI.

00:50:45 Technology requires aligned allies.

00:51:05 Anticipating something massive in the news.

During this episode, Julia discusses the use of AI technology in the PR industry to enhance content and save time. We mention tools like Copysmith.ai that can improve content and make it more engaging. However, she also stresses the importance of human input in informing AI and using it correctly. Julia notes that AI is still in its early stages and that AI-generated content can lack a human touch. Julia predicts that in the future, PR agencies may be asked to provide a mix of AI-generated and human-generated content, with a focus on live events and human interaction. While AI technology can be useful in creating plans and saving time, it should be used in conjunction with human input to ensure a more personalized and effective approach.

In this episode of the Creatives with AI podcast, hosts David Brown and DeeDee Wallace speak with AI artist Zach Katz, the creator behind the Twitter account @BetterStreetsAI.

Zach uses generative AI imaging tools to transform cities into more pedestrian and cyclist-friendly spaces. He advocates for safe streets and has led several successful campaigns in Portland, Oregon, revolutionizing the urban landscape. David and Zach discuss the democratization of urban planning, using AI to create compelling visions of the future and living life in Amsterdam.

To learn more about the Creatives with AI podcast and its guests, visit the website at www.creativeswith.ai.

Timestamps

[00:00:33] AI artist creating livable cities.

[00:05:19] AI transforming cities.

[00:09:18] Democratizing urban planning.

[00:13:17] E-bikes revolutionizing US cities.

[00:13:48] AI and city planning.

[00:17:11] Traffic and road closures.

[00:21:02] Urban Planning and Design.

[00:23:28] Car-free streets in cities.

[00:27:08] AI Urban Planning.

[00:31:06] The decline of hat makers.

[00:33:47] The Future of AI.

[00:37:50] Post-money society.

[00:41:08] The future of money.

[00:44:44] Future of job security.

[00:49:01] Impact of AI on creativity.

Welcome to our first podcast episode!

In this episode, DeeDee and I chat with Wo King, Founder & CEO of Hi9, who discusses OpenAI's announcement of plugins, which allow users to integrate different apps into OpenAI and perform multiple tasks, including finding local restaurants, booking tables, and purchasing groceries.

We also talk about how Google is falling behind and has a culture of fear that is preventing them from innovating. The episode ends with a discussion on people leaving Google Brain to join OpenAI.

I wanted to take a moment to provide you with an update on the podcast and share some exciting news about the upcoming episodes.

First of all, I want to express my gratitude for the overwhelming response to the podcast. The number of individuals who are eager to engage in discussions about AI is truly remarkable. It emphasizes the importance of having this topic at the forefront of public discourse as we navigate the impact of this transformative technology.

We have already conducted some incredible interviews, and they are currently in the post-production stage. Here's a sneak peek of the guests and conversations you can expect:

1. Wo King, Founder & CEO of Hi9, talks about using AI to support economically disadvantaged families.
2. Zach Katz, Founder @betterstreetai and social activist, talks about how he uses AI imagery to re-imagine our cities.
3. Julia Linehan, Founder & CEO of award-winning PR agency The Digital Voice and host of the Off Record, On Point podcast, talks about the impact of AI on the PR industry.
4. Alex Burton, Consultant at Rebellion Defense and Ret Royal Navy Two-Star Admiral, discusses the AI arms race and how it's different from the cold war.
5. Victoria Usher, Founder & CEO of award-winning PR Agency Ginger May, talks about the inability of AI to replicate highly functioning workers.
6. Alex Stolz, Filmmaker and Founder of Future of Film discusses the impact AI is having in the film industry.
7. Calum Chase, "The AI Guy", best-selling author, keynote speaker and Co-host of the London Futurists podcast, gives his view on the future of AI.

We also have an exciting lineup of upcoming guests, including

1. Mike Nemirovsky, Senior Product Manager at Semrush, will be discussing the role of AI in product management.
2. Nicole Yershon, Founder and CEO of The NY Collective 
3. Professors Steve Watson and Vaughan Connolly, University of Cambridge 
4. Alex Liprot, Student Freelance Author

I'm thrilled to announce that we are currently in the post-processing stage with the first three episodes, which are scheduled for release in the first week of June. Moving forward, new episodes will be posted every other week.

Producing a high-quality podcast alongside managing a full-time job has been a labour of love, and I appreciate your patience as we fine-tune our workflow. Rest assured, the time invested now will enable us to deliver even better episodes in the future.

In the meantime, I encourage you to find and follow the podcast on your favourite podcast platform. By doing so, you'll be among the first to know when new episodes are released.

Thank you for your continued support and enthusiasm. I can't wait to share these insightful conversations with you soon!

//david

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"Creatives with AI" is a new podcast that delves into the future of content creation and how artificial intelligence will impact it over the next 5-10 years.

Hosted by me, David Brown, the show features in-depth discussions with some of the most influential and important industry leaders in fields such as copywriting, PR, marketing, journalism, politics, education, design, art, and music.

Through thought-provoking conversations, the podcast explores the ethical considerations, benefits, and drawbacks of using AI tools, as well as the opportunities and challenges that will arise in creative industries as AI becomes more prevalent.

Whether you work in one of these industries or simply have an interest in the topic, "Creatives with AI" offers valuable insights into the intersection of technology and creativity.

We have some fantastic guests lined up, like Rush Shaw CBE, the founder and CEO of Tech London Advocates and Tech Global Advocates, and Victoria Usher, a multi-award-winning Founder and CEO of GingerMay PR. They are both amazing people, and I know you’ll be interested to hear their thoughts on the topic.

We’re always looking for interesting guests, so if you know someone who you think we should speak to or would like to have a chat with us, please let us know.

You will be able to find us on all major platforms and on our website, www.creativeswithai.com. 

Thanks for listening, and stay curious.

//david