Join host Vahe Andonians on the latest episode of Hybrid Minds into the dynamic realm of AI's transformative impact on creativity and the workforce in this engaging episode featuring Joseph Drambarean, CPO, and CTO at Trovata. Discover how AI is not just a tool but a catalyst for personal growth, making individuals more creative, faster, and ultimately more prolific.

As Joseph navigates the evolving landscape of AI, he challenges the common narrative about job displacement, offering a nuanced perspective on how technological adoption reshapes the landscape of human capital needs over time. Gain insights into the exciting future Joseph envisions—a seamless blend of human and AI creativity, where the lines between "us and them" blur, creating a space for unprecedented, uncharted behavior and collaboration.

Delve into the depths of AI's impact on creative exploration as Joseph shares his experiences launching a generative AI tool. Explore the joy and engagement that result from human-like interactions with AI, and how this symbiotic relationship is poised to redefine our understanding of creativity.

Join us for a captivating exploration of the intersection between AI and human ingenuity, where Joseph's expertise and forward-thinking insights shed light on a future where innovation, creativity, and technology converge to shape a new frontier of possibilities.

Key Quotes:

• “If you adopt this technology, it makes you a better version of yourself, ultimately. A more creative, a faster, a more productive, a more prolific version of the skill set that you already kind of had innately.”
• “When you think about it from a job's perspective, it's not as simple as just saying, ‘Oh, well, AI is just simply going to replace this job, period, today, because it's just better and more effective.’ I don't think that that's how society works, I think what happens is that over time, there are, there's adoption of technology. And that plays out into how the needs for human capital get played out. Whether it's in current job functions that exist or that are redeployed because of innovations or advancements that took place.”
• “We yearn for this type of interaction at our core. Being able to create in this way. Being able to create almost something analogous to us, right? And be proud of it and because we're striving so hard to do that, we're going to want to have a relationship with whatever it is that, that this thing is, right? And I think it's going to create for special behavior. I think it's the almost behavior that is uncharted, that we don't even understand. And I think right now, what tends to play out is this us versus them. When in reality, I don't think that's what's going to happen. I actually think it's going to be us and them blended in a way where you can't even differentiate.  And that's what I think is most fascinating about how this plays out.”
• “Our natural tendency as creators is to fiddle. When you have something that you know you can tinker with, and you want to see, ‘Well, what if I ask it in this way.’, or ‘What if I rotate it in this way.’ or ‘I wonder if I apply this shade to it.’, or ‘I wonder if I shake it and then I look at it, you know, what will happen?’ When you have the low latency experience of being able to get the satisfaction of the result of any one of those dimensions, or modalities, and have it at your fingertips, and be able to access it within seconds,  this is why I'm so confident that the creative forces that are innate in all of us, they get extracted because of this, this pattern. And that's why the willingness to leap and take risks is so aggressive. Because we're, we're just naturally built for it.”

Time Stamps:

• (00:33) - The future of jobs with AI
• (06:06) - How AI has already evolved its impact on society today
• (17:55) - The human creative process with AI enhancement
• (26:30) - Understanding the computational power supply and demand
• (37:20) - Launching TrovataAI

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