Creatives WithAI™

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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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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

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

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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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

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

AI Podcast Network

• Bring together AI podcasts from around the world
• Weekly Digest ←  where to get the latest Creatives with AI episodes
• Looking for more shows → please recommend other AI-related shows you enjoy

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!)

• Apple Podcasts
• Spotify
• YouTube <-- video content and shorts
• YouTube Music <-- audio podcasts

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

To get weekly email updates for the Creatives with AI podcast, visit the AI Podcast Network, scroll to the bottom of the page and subscribe.

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

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