It’s Not the End of the World: Everyday Use Cases for AI is a podcast featuring down-to-earth conversations with real people about how they’re using AI in their daily work, creative projects, and life.

In this episode, Jez Frankel — CEO of Quite Frankly Productions — talks about adopting AI as a practical, everyday tool. Jez uses ChatGPT as a “smarter search engine,” leans on it to translate legalese and sanity-check contracts, and has raised the bar on client decks with AI-generated visuals.

He shares a striking shift at work: for the first time, employees are quoting clauses from their own contracts back to him—likely after uploading them to an LLM—an empowerment trend he welcomes (even if it keeps him on his toes).

Jez and Bobby dig into prompt iteration (why the follow-up question matters), the pace of AI’s evolution, and what faster workflows mean for creative businesses.

Hosted by Bobby Miklausic. Produced by Quite Frankly Productions | www.quitefranklyproductions.com For feedback or to be on the show, please email [email protected]

It’s Not the End of the World: Everyday Use Cases for AI is a podcast featuring down-to-earth conversations with real people about how they’re using AI in their daily work, creative projects, and life.

In this episode, Luna Kaltenborn — an editor and camera operator at Quite Frankly Productions in New York — shares how AI tools like ChatGPT have become an everyday companion in her multilingual life and creative workflow. She explains how she uses AI to communicate confidently in English, translate messages between Mandarin and English, and even learn Japanese for travel.

Luna and Bobby also discuss the role of AI in problem-solving and automation — from debugging editing software to programming a Raspberry Pi to keep her cat cool while she’s away. The conversation explores how non-native speakers, creatives, and even pet owners can integrate AI naturally into daily routines.

Hosted by Bobby Miklausic.

Produced by Quite Frankly Productions | www.quitefranklyproductions.com

For feedback or to be on the show, please email [email protected]

It's Not the End of the World: Everyday Use Cases for AI is a podcast that features down-to-earth conversations with real people about how they are using AI in their day-to-day jobs, workflows and life.

In this episode, Luke and Bobby discuss the integration of AI tools in Luke’s creative workflow, particularly in animation. He shares insights on how AI image generation and language models like ChatGPT enhance his creative process, allowing for quicker idea generation and exploration. The discussion also touches on the importance of maintaining a personal touch in creative work, despite the use of AI, and offers practical tips for beginners on how to effectively utilize these tools.

Hosted by Bobby Miklausic.

For more about Luke see his website here: https://www.lukealexanderart.com/
See his music on Spotify here

Produced by Quite Frankly Productions | www.quitefranklyproductions.com

For feedback or to be on the show please email [email protected]

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Motion Design and Animation Workflows

02:35 Leveraging AI in Creative Processes

10:42 The Role of Image Generation in Design

14:26 Concerns About AI Replacing Creative Jobs

18:29 Practical Tips for Beginners Using AI Tools

22:29 Daisy Chaining: Enhancing AI Usage

24:48 Unexpected Use Cases in Animation

28:05 AI in Music Production and Visual Art

30:45 The Limitations and Challenges of AI

34:00 Navigating AI's Impact on Design

It's Not the End of the World: Everyday Use Cases for AI is a podcast which tries to cut through the hype and the fear to see how real people are using AI in their day-to-day jobs, workflows and life.

In this episode, Bobby and Katie discuss the integration of AI into workflows related to coordinating video productions. Katie shares her experiences using AI tools to enhance productivity, streamline processes, and assist in personal tasks like travel planning. They explore the balance between efficiency and creativity, the importance of maintaining a personal touch in client interactions, and the potential frustrations that come with relying on AI. The conversation also touches on practical tips for beginners and advanced applications of AI in production work.

Hosted by Bobby Miklausic.
Produced by Quite Frankly Productions | www.quitefranklyproductions.com
For feedback or to be on the show please email [email protected]