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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Tools we use and recommend:

Riverside FM - Our remote recording platform

Music Radio Creative - Our voiceover and audio engineering partner

Podcastpage - Podcast website hosting where we got started