AI For Creatives

AI for Creatives is a podcast by Creatives for Creatives connecting art, innovation, and humanity.

Segment 1: Kamilah and Nova talk about what they’ve been up to recently. Kamilah talks about the Museum of Presence project she’s advising on – which is Nashville-based. Nova talks about a movie that she saw that impacted her – the latest Mission Impossible film (which – SPOILER ALERT - deals with AI). Nova also talks about the new female innovator and entrepreneur community she’s building called the House of Nova Collective. The project ties into wellbeing.

Segment 2: Nova and Kamilah start by discussing some of the concerns with AI. The swift evolution of the technology needs to be understood. Nova talks about several of the new tools available and what they have to offer. They talk about cloning with AI. Kamilah talks about AI tools being put into Zoom calls.

What are the ramifications of using this tech versus abusing the tech? Solutions for potential problems need to happen now.

Segment 3: Who will be replaced by AI? What jobs will be replaced by AI? How will we prepare for the job shift AI will cause? Kamilah talks about how it’s all about productivity. Nova remarks that getting involved with AI for certain jobs will be in higher demand. It’s about awareness and preparedness. Education and upskilling. Will AI lead to more being over more doing?

Segment 4: Why else should we care? Do we understand how this is happening? Learning about the technology is necessary. Generative AI are self-learning. They are increasingly assimilating life akin to human intelligence. Nova talks about Mo Gawdat– a past chief business officer of Google who feels the newest generative AI are similar to people in multiple ways.

Nova talks about three rules of survival:

·        Resource allocation

·        Self-preservation

·        Creativity

Segment 5: Kamilah brings up the importance of who is in control in the face of this. Who’s doing the input, who is creating these tools, how is AI learning and who is it learning from? Nova equates this to teaching or guiding a child. Creators using the tools are helping with the education of the tools and the building of their knowledge and abilities. Kamilah brings up how the data out there might impact AI – and concerns about negative information.

Segment 6: Protecting our humanity is an important element. For everyone to win we need to use this tech for all of humanity to move forward. Nova talks about simple ethics – treating individuals how you want to be treated – and building that into the technology. Kamilah talks about including compassion and technology in the algorithms and codes. It can’t be skewed towards any one individual’s personal ethics. People need to be proactive.

Conclusion: Used ideally, the technology allows us to spend more time making connections with one another, and more time to be with who we love, to do what we love, and the like. More time to create, to connect, and to experience joy and all that life has to offer. Sharing and spreading a sense of urgency is important.

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Pink Kangaru

AI for Creatives is a podcast by Creatives for Creatives connecting art, innovation, and humanity.

In this second episode, your hosts Kamilah Sanders and Nova Lorraine get into the nitty gritty of probably the number 1 concern most people have. Will AI replace creatives?

Kamilah and Nova explore this question in detail, and get into the many ways that AI will need creatives at all levels, and is more likely to serve as a means to the end to expand creative endeavors and provide more time for creators and others for the things that matter most.

AI tools available that they talk about include text to image, text to video, text to audio, text to motion, image to text, audio to text, text to code, text to 3D, text to NFT, and more. These are all part of generative AI.

(Generative AI – unsupervised or partially supervised machine learning algorithm to create new possible content.)

This is only the beginning!

midjourney.ai

chat.openai.com - ChatGPT

voicepen.ai – converts audio content to blogposts.

krisp.ai – removes background voices, noises, and echos

cleanvoice.ai – removes “ums” and “ahs” and such

illustroke.com – create vector images from text

looka.com – design for you brand

copy.ai – generate copy for increasing conversions

unbounce.com – (Unbounce smart copy) - for writing high-performance emails at scale

inkforall.com – generate, optimize content

More to come!

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Pink Kangaru

AI for Creatives is a podcast by Creatives for Creatives connecting art, innovation, and humanity.

Segment 1: Kamilah and Nova jump right into new tools for AI in the news. Nova mentions Claude 2 and how it’s being employed and what it does and compares it to ChatGPT. They also talk about ClipDrop – an alternative to Midjourney.

Segment 2: Nova and Kamilah step back to talk about what they’ve been doing recently. Kamilah shares that she’s picked up an old idea she had for a tech platform for connecting creatives together. She also talks about how the new tech coming out is opening the way to making old ideas that seemed impossible becoming possible. Nova agrees and expands on this. Nova goes on to talk about her most recent trip to London to film a course while teaching online and nontraditional educational platforms coming forward. Nova goes on to talk about an AI course she’s putting together.

Segment 3: Nova shares some statistics about how AI will change employment and the 97 million jobs expected to be created. Nova talks about a conversation she had with a High School teacher about AI tools and using them well versus using them to skirt the system. Kamilah talks about how her 11-year-old daughter is using some of the AI tools for school – albeit sneakily. But Nova points out that shows how it can’t be ignored.

Segment 4: Nova shifts the conversation to the creator economy. Nova asks who is teaching the creatives to take their creations and make more via that. She compares the creator economy to the gig economy. Kamilah thinks the whole education system is shifting – and will need to. Kamilah talks about how creators might have less need for a formal college education going forward with the many new options available.

Segment 5: Nova talks about where a search for AI education goes on Google. Traditional institutions, however, don’t appear to be taking it all that far, mostly abbreviated courses. Nova talks about alternatives she found. Where do creatives go to learn the new AI tools and more? Where do you even start? Kamilah talks about tech boot camps she sees coming up. Kamilah also talks about staying relevant with any job you have.

Segment 6: Is there a problem in your job that you’d like to find a solution for? Nova suggests there might be an AI tool to improve on this. Nova suggests it as a form of upskilling. Nova runs down boot camps that she and Kamilah came across. They mention For Geeks Academy, Bloom Institute of Technology, Brain Station, Cognitia, Great Learning, and more. Nova talks about how skills like using MS Word was an evolution of typing skills.

Conclusion: AI is a tool that’s here to stay. How it can be used needs to be taught and explored In numerous different ways. Nova and Kamilah explore how AI tools can be astounding collaborators.

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Pink Kangaru

AI for Creatives is a podcast by Creatives for Creatives connecting art, innovation, and humanity.

Segment 1: Kamilah and Nova begin the episode by discussing their current work. Kamilah talks about her obsessions with Twitter killers. She begins by talking about Spill, which uses AI for content moderation. She goes on to talk about Threads by Instagram. Nova talks about Clubhouse when it was something new. Nova questions how AI and AR will disrupt social media going forward. Nova talks about her recent travel and speaking engagements.

Segment 2: Nova and Kamilah begin to talk about the new tools they’re excited about, and how they can make a greater, faster impact for creatives. Kamilah begins with Descript for podcasters and video. AI for editing, taking audio product to create video. Nova brings up SkyBox by Blockade Labs – for immersive experiences and storytelling. Text can be used to create a short, immersive, 3D world.

Kamilah brings up Pictory. This is an AI Video generator for creating and editing AI videos from a script, blog, or other text. Nova talks about Fliki, where you can take from a blog and turn it into a video. These tools allow those who might be unable to do video elements for the words they create to have options. Nova also talks about Wonder Studio. It allows for the creation of video effects with avatars and characters in live-action scenes.

Segment 3: Nova and Kamilah talk about AI tools for music. Nova talks about WavTool for editing music via natural language. Kamilah talks about a tool called Mubert, which allows for music creation by a description of the type of music you want. License-free music that sounds good can be a challenge,

Segment 4: Kamilah and Nova talk about AI tools for images. Nova talks about D-ID and the creation of her “Frankenstein” to create an animated avatar to tell a story. She talks about Synthesia doing AI model-driven videos. Kamilah talks about HitPaw for enhancing and upscaling images. Nova talks about Claid, a tool that lets you upload a photo of your product and use AI to create an entire photoshoot. This can make for easy and quick product demo while saving on costs to enhance the product.

Kamilah talks about Move.AI – which adds movement to still photos and can be saved as a video file. Nova talks about how that can majorly expand on storytelling options. Accessible motion capture. Nova mentions LumaLab – which allows you to take photos and convert them to 3D models.

Segment 5: Nova and Kamilah move on to words, apart from ChatGPT. Kamilah begins with Jasper, an AI copywriter focused on your tone and style. Nova talks about Wiseone for enhancing web searching and research. Another tool Nova mentions is Text Blaze for email and text messages, creating automated templates and such.

Segment 6: Nova and Kamilah touch on AI Tools for presentations. Nova talks about Canva and their new AI edit features and upgrades over the last couple of months. Kamilah talks about Presentations.AI – which allows for the creation of personalized decks from a text description. Nova brings up Tome for story-driven presentation creation and Beautiful.ai.

Conclusion: Kamilah and Nova conclude by talking about how these are just a few of the up-and-coming tools available for creators.

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Pink Kangaru

AI for Creatives is a podcast by Creatives for Creatives connecting art, innovation, and humanity.

Segment 1: Kamilah and Nova begin the episode by discussing their current work. Kamilah shares her intentional creation of space. She talks about taking time to kayak, canoe, camp, and spend time in nature. Nova, meanwhile, has been working to create more time for techniques, art, and her time. She talks about a recent trip to France and her experience there.

Segment 2: Nova and Kamilah talk about AI and the fears many people have regarding it and its use. How generative AI is causing a stir and expanding its uses. They begin to question what’s going to be lost and what will be created. Kamilah talks about how much will be about automation and change more than replacing and removing jobs. Nova talks about how generative AI has unexpectedly impacted creative arts in ways that have scared many people.

Segment 3: Nova goes into other statistics related to AI and Generative AI usage. She talks about stats regarding jobs lost to AI in May 2023, and how much higher that number is projected to be in 2025. Kamilah talks about how new jobs will also be created and new entrepreneur opportunities will come into being.

Segment 4: Nova talks about how more jobs will be created than the number of jobs that will be lost by 2025. It’s not all gloom and doom. Kamilah and Nova talk about the jobs that will be replaced. Customer service, manufacturing, transportation, and various other easily automated jobs. Kamilah gets into how there are elements of these things that will always require a human/employee touch.

Segment 5: Nova talks about how 97 million jobs are expected to be created by new AI tech by 2025 and a brighter future related to AI. Kamilah brings up jobs that are likely to not be affected by/replaced by AI. Human empathy will still count for a lot. Nova both agrees and disagrees with many of these.

Segment 6: Nova and Kamilah talk about companies hiring for AI roles. Most larger companies are hiring for AI positions in data science, machine learning, engineering, and such. Nova explores new roles yet to come that might be high-paying in addition to big-data analysts, UX, and more. Nova talks further about new tools, how you can and do use them, and how they will impact future jobs. What value can you bring to solve problems and make an impact?

Conclusion: Nova and Kamilah conclude the episode by talking about how AI will impact jobs and work for creatives. Nova thinks value added via consulting or being the artisan can go a long way in building new opportunities for creatives. Kamilah thinks AI can help expand communication in a more global way that can break down barriers.

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Pink Kangaru

AI for Creatives is a podcast by Creatives for Creatives connecting art, innovation, and humanity.

Segment 1: Kamilah and Nova begin the episode by discussing their current work. Kamilah shares her work on a project called Museum of Presence. It takes the museum out of the brick-and-mortar building. In a newspaper format. Focuses on hidden gems. Nova talks about the SheBuilds future festival and filming her new TV program Behind the Raine.

Segment 2: Nova and Kamilah dive into Apple’s new announcement – Apple Vision Pro. The first special computer. They get into the idea of immersive technology. Kamilah expounds upon how this will go beyond the standard VR headset. Nova goes through some of the specs.

Segment 3: Nova talks about augmented reality leading the way for the adoption of more immersive technologies. She talks about the age-old “sitting too close to the TV argument”. Nova thinks this is what will push the AR/VR/MR immersive space forward. Kamilah weighs in, also talking about the cost.

Segment 4: Nova addresses Neuralink – a Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) - and she and Kamilah explore how that compares to the wearable, headset tech. It enables a better immersion into the Metaverse and like spaces. BCI will provide a better user interface than what there is now. Nova also goes into the potential for artists and creators to share via thought with this technology.

Segment 5: Kamilah talks about how the metaverse is all about giving more people access who would not otherwise have it. She also discusses how BCI could allow instant download to the brain. Beyond a Google search. It could further break down barriers. Nova further discusses education.

Segment 6: Nova begins a discussion about the ethics of all this new technology. Kamilah questions who will have access to this technology. Will it only be available to the wealthy and uberwealthy, and create further divides as such?

Conclusion: Nova and Kamilah conclude the episode by discussing empathy and making an impact. They also explore data collection via BCI and marketing potential access. The technologies are very new, and it will take time to see what that impact is and will be.

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Introduction:

Segment 1: Current Work:

Segment 2: Fashion and AI:

Segment 3: Which Brands, and what are they doing with AI?

Segment 4: Retail, customer experience, and AI:

Segment 5: Machine learning and personalization:

Conclusion: AI Tools and Empowerment:

Thank you for listening to "AI for Creatives"! Stay tuned for more insightful episodes.

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Introduction:

Segment 1: Current Work and Logo Designing:

Segment 2: Exploring Google Dreamix:

Segment 3: Impact of Text-to-Video AI on Fashion:

Segment 4: Music and Generative AI:

Segment 5: Adoption of AI by Big Companies:

Conclusion: AI Tools and Empowerment:

Thank you for listening to "AI for Creatives"! Stay tuned for more insightful episodes exploring the intersection of art, innovation, and humanity.

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Pink Kangaru

AI for Creatives is a podcast by Creatives for Creatives connecting art, innovation, and humanity.

Segment 1: Kamilah and Nova kick off the episode by discussing their current work. Kamilah shares her latest project, the "Fashion Futurist" podcast, which features people on the front lines of fashion and technology. Nova talks about her new TV project's pilot and her book "Fashion AI and the Digital Age of Fashion."

Segment 2: Nova and Kamilah dive into AI and fashion as it relates to the retail experience. They discuss how AI will lead the way to new models, including more cashier-less options for shopping in-store.

Segment 3: The hosts explore the impact on consumers and how augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) will play a role. Kamilah talks about the use cases of existing digital try-on tech.

Segment 4: Sustainability is the focus of this segment. Nova explores how virtual try-ons allow for less waste, and how AI allows for choosing specific materials. Kamilah adds more examples of upcycling and recycling.

Segment 5: Nova discusses how AI can enable the design process and manufacturing, allowing for improved predictive analysis and trend forecasting and personalization. Kamilah and Nova discuss the pros and cons of AI only driven designs and the new roles that will arise for creatives. 

Segment 6: How will AI impact independent designers and creatives? Nova and Kamilah explore this question and conclude that creators can't be replaced - AI will be another tool in the process, and the unpredictable and expansive imagination of designers will always be necessary.

Conclusion: Nova and Kamilah conclude the episode by discussing privacy concerns related to AI and the collection of data used to design, create, market, and sell new fashion concepts. They emphasize that consumers should be aware and have a choice from an ethical standpoint. Establishing communication on all sides will always have advantages. The hosts conclude with the discussion: "Is the tool in alignment with our values as humans?"

Thanks for tuning in to "AI for Creatives." Stay tuned for more exciting episodes covering the intersection of creativity and technology.

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Pink Kangaru

AI for Creatives is a podcast by Creatives for Creatives connecting art, innovation, and humanity.

Segment 1: Kamilah and Nova begin the episode by discussing their current work. Kamilah shares her new podcast, Fashion Futurist, which features people on the front lines of fashion and technology. Nova talks about her recent travels, awards, and speaking engagements.

Segment 2: Nova and Kamilah dive into ChatGPT, discussing its current capabilities and future potential. Nova shares her experience of using ChatGPT for research, highlighting its image-to-text feature introduced in ChatGPT 4. They also discuss the affordability of creating new websites using ChatGPT, along with the new paid option.

Segment 3: Nova talks about the use case of ChatGPT with Duolingo and Be My Eyes, an app developed for visually impaired people. Kamilah highlights how ChatGPT can help with connecting with different cultures and dialects and mentions Khan Academy and Stripe making use of ChatGPT.

Segment 4: Nova and Kamilah explore how ChatGPT can help with idea generation and brainstorming. Nova shares her personal experience of using ChatGPT for this purpose. They also discuss the importance of feedback and how AI lacks intuition and emotions.

Segment 5: Nova and Kamilah discuss the future of ChatGPT and AI, including its potential for touch and robotics integration in ChatGPT 5. They also discuss the changing landscape of OpenAI from nonprofit to for-profit, along with competitors like Bloom.

Conclusion: Nova and Kamilah conclude the episode by discussing how ChatGPT and similar AI can be useful tools to help creators and others do more of what they love. As Nova puts it, "at the end of the day, our imagination is the future."

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