Creatives WithAI™

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Creatives WithAI™

Listen to hear in-depth discussions with some of the most influential and important industry leaders in fields such as design, music, publishing, architecture, film and video, crafts, visual arts, fashion, TV and radio, advertising, literature, software, computer games and the performing arts. Through thought-provoking conversations, the podcast explores the ethical considerations, benefits, and drawbacks of using AI tools, as well as the opportunities and challenges that will arise in creative industries as AI becomes more prevalent. Whether you work in one of these industries or have an interest in the topic, the show offers valuable insights into the intersection of technology and creativity. Join David for engaging discussions with some of the brightest minds in the field.

  1. Me, Myself and AI: Lena Robinson’s Creative Journey

    13 DÉC.

    Me, Myself and AI: Lena Robinson’s Creative Journey

    In this unconventional episode Lena Robinson, host and guest, dives into a self-reflective and candid conversation about creativity, technology, and the intersection of the two. Faced with a scheduling hiccup, Lena takes the opportunity to interview herself, offering listeners a rare glimpse into her multifaceted life as a creative, Kiwi entrepreneur, creative thinker, and champion of emerging tech. From her early exposure to creativity through her parents' artistic pursuits to her current ventures with The FTSQ Gallery, Lena explores how creativity has shaped her career and personal growth. She shares insights on her journey as an early tech adopter, discussing how tools like AI are not only streamlining her work but also sparking curiosity and enhancing her creative output. Lena candidly reflects on her experiences using AI for idea generation, research, and overcoming mental blocks on challenging days. The episode also touches on Lena's vision for the future of AI, emphasising collaboration over competition between humans and machines. With her characteristic warmth and humour, Lena invites listeners to embrace curiosity and take on a creative challenge using AI, making this episode a thought-provoking exploration of the evolving creative landscape. Links mentioned in this episode: Lena's Plant/Flower Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/flora.lishus/The FTSQ Gallery - https://ftsqgallery.co.uk/FTSQ Consultancy - https://ftsq.co.uk/Oscar Mitchell-Heggs - https://www.instagram.com/omhlondon/The Snug - One Hundred Shoreditch - https://www.onehundredshoreditch.com/social-spaces/ChatGPT - https://chatgpt.com/Tom Morley - https://www.instagram.com/_tommorley_/Midjourney - https://www.midjourney.com/homeCanva - https://www.canva.com/Vista Print - https://www.vistaprint.co.uk/Popology Networks - https://www.popologynetworks.com/Stephen Fry - https://www.instagram.com/stephenfryactually/Stephen Fry - Quote mentioned - https://www.openculture.com/2024/07/stephen-fry-explains-why-artificial-intelligence-has-a-70-risk-of-killing-us-all.html Where to find Lena Robinson on Social Media: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/robinsonlena/Twitter - https://x.com/LenaRobinsonInstagram - a href="https://www.instagram.com/ftsq_go_on/" rel="noopener noreferrer"...

    35 min
  2. Play, Create, Innovate: Benjamin Southworth on AI’s Role in Artistic Evolution

    29 NOV.

    Play, Create, Innovate: Benjamin Southworth on AI’s Role in Artistic Evolution

    In this riveting episode host Lena Robinson welcomes Benjamin Southworth, a polymath who seamlessly blends art, music, entrepreneurship, and technology. Known for helping found groundbreaking tech community events such as Silicon Drinkabout, Chew the Fat and Don’t Pitch Me Bro, Benjamin shares insights from his journey co-founding 3Beards and playing a pivotal role in London’s Tech City (now rolled out nationwide as Tech Nation), to where he is today. Whether helping to orchestrate art hackathons in the Tate Modern or designing digital tools for emerging economies, Ben's career is a testament to the creative potential of technology. The conversation dives deep into the intersection of AI and creativity, exploring how tools like generative AI can serve as collaborators rather than competitors for artists. Ben eloquently discusses the joy and challenges of maintaining a childlike sense of wonder, both in art and in life, and how his upbringing among artistic parents shaped his philosophy. The episode also tackles pressing questions: Can AI truly be a “bicycle for the mind,” amplifying human creativity, or does its rapid adoption risk mechanising our artistic souls? From musings on empathy as the cornerstone of meaningful tech to real-world anecdotes of using AI for problem-solving, this episode is an enlightening exploration of technology’s role in art, society, and the future. Tune in to hear Ben’s predictions, hopes, and concerns about AI's impact on creative expression and human connection. Links mentioned in this episode Benjamin Southworth's website - https://peaceandlovehq.super.site/Tech City UK - https://www.techcityuk.com/about-us/Book - Act of Creation by Arthur Koestler - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Act_of_CreationReact - https://react.devPython - https://www.python.orgJavaScript - https://www.javascript.comDennis SEVERS’ House - https://dennissevershouse.co.ukShopify - https://www.shopify.com/Angus Steakhouse - Influencers misled - https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/ai-angus-steakhouse-reddit-london-b2638158.htmlTony Blair Institute for Global Change - https://institute.globalEric Drass - Fine Artist - http://ericdrass.com How to find Benjamin Southworth on Social Media LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/benjaminsouthworthInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/inthecompanyofus/Twitter - a href="https://x.com/inthecompanyof" rel="noopener...

    1 h 11 min
  3. From Drum Beats to Data: Tom Morley on Art, AI, and Staying Relevant at 70

    15 NOV.

    From Drum Beats to Data: Tom Morley on Art, AI, and Staying Relevant at 70

    In this vibrant episode our host Lena Robinson sits down with Tom Morley, a founding member and drummer of 80's pop band Scritti Politti, who’s now reshaping his creative journey with AI. At 70, Tom's experiences are as dynamic as ever; he shares his reflections on using AI in everything from drumming and visuals to song production. With a background in fine arts and a well-earned reputation as an engaging performer, Tom brings a unique perspective on the intersection of human creativity and AI. Tom discusses how AI tools like Midjourney and Suno have transformed his creative process, allowing him to experiment with visual art and music in unprecedented ways. Despite initial skepticism, Tom dove into AI, embracing the technology to enhance his work’s reach and resonance. His story touches on fascinating examples, like the AI-generated visuals that captivate audiences at his drumming gigs and his foray into AI-assisted songwriting. The conversation also explores the essence of creativity in the digital age. Tom emphasises the importance of human touch—the art of “knowing when to stop”—and the role of years of artistic experience in making the most of AI's potential. Together, Lena and Tom unpack the delicate balance between embracing new technology and maintaining artistic integrity, leaving listeners inspired to reflect on how AI might serve their own creative goals. Things mentioned in this episode Tom Morley - https://tommorley.comScritti Politti (On Spotify) - https://open.spotify.com/artist/59luKpdal8UwxcuLJNoKwS?si=D6gzScPtQKKZ4b7ybVGbxAThe FTSQ Gallery - https://ftsqgallery.co.uk/shop-prints-sketches-merch/tom-morleyFox & Badge - https://www.foxandbadge.com/Midjourney - https://www.midjourney.com/homeRunway - https://runwayml.comSuno - https://suno.comChatGPT - https://chatgpt.comVogue - https://www.vogue.co.ukJamie Wheal (Books - ‘Stealing Fire’ and ‘Recapture the rapture’ - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Books-Jamie-Wheal/s?rh=n%3A266239%2Cp_27%3AJamie+WhealBrian Eno - https://www.brian-eno.netClive Langer - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clive_LangerGrace Jones, Demolition Man - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlHiX8-33JwAntonio Gramsci - https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Antonio_GramsciAfro Celt Sound System - https://www.facebook.com/officialafroceltsoundsystem/Simon Sinek (Book - The Infinite Game) - a...

    53 min
  4. Messy First Drafts to Magic: AI as the Creative Companion with Bernie J. Mitchell

    1 NOV.

    Messy First Drafts to Magic: AI as the Creative Companion with Bernie J. Mitchell

    In "Messy First Drafts to Magic: AI as the Creative Companion with Bernie J. Mitchell, our host Lena Robinson delves into an enlightening conversation with Bernie J. Mitchell, a dynamic connector in the creative world and advocate for co-working communities. Bernie’s story takes listeners through his rich career journey, from hospitality and marketing to his present-day passion for the creator economy and community building. Together, Lena and Bernie unpack how AI has transformed Bernie’s approach to creativity, from overcoming the challenges of dyslexia to embracing tools like Grammarly and ChatGPT, which have allowed him to turn “messy first drafts” into polished, engaging work. Bernie shares how he’s leveraged AI to bolster both his productivity and creative output, making a strong case for viewing AI as a supportive ally rather than a threat. The discussion touches on key insights for freelancers and creatives alike, exploring how AI can empower them to stay competitive, accelerate idea development, and remove roadblocks in their workflows. Takeaways: AI as a Catalyst for Creativity: AI tools like ChatGPT can expedite the creative process by helping writers flesh out ideas quickly.Efficiency in Freelance Workflows: The integration of AI can significantly save time and boost productivity for freelancers and independent creators.Embracing AI is Essential: Understanding how to leverage AI is rapidly becoming a vital skill for creative professionals.AI as a Creative Partner, Not a Replacement: Viewing AI as a collaborator highlights its role in enhancing rather than replacing human creativity.Community and Collaboration: Co-working spaces and community connections are crucial for sparking creativity and collaboration in the freelance world.The Power of Prompt Engineering: Knowing how to effectively prompt AI can be a game-changer in achieving accurate and valuable outputs. Companies mentioned in this episode: Bernie J MitchellCoworking Values PodcastEuropean Coworking DayLondon Coworking AssemblyUrban MBA Josh Bernoff Writing Without B******t Grammarly Google Microsoft ChatGPT Canva Happy Scribe AppSumo Connected Women Thanks for listening, and stay curious! //Lena

    1 h 3 min
  5. Filming with Robot Arms: How AI is Changing Creativity Forever with James Pierechod

    18 OCT.

    Filming with Robot Arms: How AI is Changing Creativity Forever with James Pierechod

    James Pierechod, a creative technologist, reflects on his extensive career journey that spans over 25 years, beginning from an engineering background and transitioning into the world of CGI and creative content production. His insights delve into how generative AI has emerged as a transformative force in the creative industry, offering unprecedented shortcuts in production processes that have long been a bottleneck for marketers. Pierechod emphasises that AI brings agility and personalisation to content creation, allowing marketers to fulfil their long-standing demands for tailored campaigns without the traditional lengthy planning stages. The conversation highlights the symbiotic relationship between creativity and technology, where AI is posited not as a competitor but as an essential collaborator that augments creative processes. Takeaways: AI is revolutionising the creative industry by streamlining production processes and enhancing personalisation. The integration of AI within creative workflows is seen as an augmentation, not a replacement. Future creatives should embrace AI technologies while maintaining strong traditional storytelling skills. Agencies are adapting to AI at different rates, with smaller agencies often leading the way. The ability to create contextually relevant content is becoming more efficient through AI tools. Students entering the creative industry must learn to leverage AI alongside traditional methods. Links relevant to this episode: James SommervilleMidjourneyCanvaLeeds Video Production Company | Tungsten MediaVisual Content Consultancy – Marketing Consultants specialising in Visual media Thanks for listening, and stay curious! //Lena

    1 h 6 min
  6. Is AI a Cheat Code for Creatives? Oscar Mitchell-Heggs Weighs In

    3 OCT.

    Is AI a Cheat Code for Creatives? Oscar Mitchell-Heggs Weighs In

    Oscar Mitchell-Heggs joins Lena Robinson to explore the evolving intersection of art, creativity, and artificial intelligence. Throughout the conversation, Oscar shares his unique perspective on how AI is reshaping the creative landscape, particularly in commercial and artistic realms. He discusses the benefits of using tools like ChatGPT for organisation and planning while expressing his reservations about relying on AI for creative output, emphasising the irreplaceable value of human emotion and experience in art. The dialogue also delves into the implications of AI for future generations of artists and the potential for AI to enhance creativity for individuals with disabilities. Listeners will gain insights into the importance of maintaining a balance between leveraging technology and preserving the raw essence of creative expression. Takeaways: Oscar Mitchell-Heggs discusses the duality of using AI in creative processes, balancing its efficiency with human emotion. AI's role in the creative world is evolving, prompting artists to adapt and embrace new tools. The conversation highlights the importance of asking the right questions when utilising AI for creativity. Higgs emphasises that while AI can assist, it cannot replace the human experience and emotion in art. The future of creativity may see a blend of human artistry and AI capabilities, reshaping how art is created. Oscar shares insights on how young artists can leverage AI tools to enhance their creative expressions. Links relevant to this episode: The Weeping Woman HijackHot Trash - Trailer - TV ENTERTAINMENT - NFTS Screening RoomOscar on InstagramJoshua Jost | LinkedIn Thanks for listening, and stay curious! //Lena

    44 min
  7. Creative Adaptation: Pete Nguyen on Art, AI, and Emotional Understanding

    20 SEPT.

    Creative Adaptation: Pete Nguyen on Art, AI, and Emotional Understanding

    Join us as we sit down with Pete Nguyen, also known as Artistically Autistic, who brings a fascinating blend of backgrounds in software engineering, financial analysis, and law enforcement into his journey as an artist. Pete shares his personal narrative, discussing how his artistic evolution from street art to digital animations has been a tool for emotional understanding and management, particularly in relation to his autism. His candid reflections offer valuable insights into the therapeutic and expressive power of art. Next, we turn our focus to the transformative potential of AI in the art world. Pete, with his rich technical expertise, helps us dissect the role of AI in redefining traditional concepts of artistry and craftsmanship. Together, we explore the creative potential of AI-generated art and its psychological implications, while also addressing the technology's current limitations and speculating on significant changes in the next three to five years. This segment provides a balanced view on how artists might need to adapt to maintain their relevance and innovation. Links relevant to this episode: View Peter Nguyen's art | FTSQ GalleryPete Nguyễn | YouTubePete Nguyễn | InstagramThe Art of Storytelling 🇬🇧🇻🇳 Thanks for listening, and stay curious! //Lena

    1 h 4 min
  8. Will AI in film solve the 'Monkey problem' with Tim Carter

    6 SEPT.

    Will AI in film solve the 'Monkey problem' with Tim Carter

    Tim Carter, a seasoned tech executive, lawyer, and collaboration coach, shares insights from his 25-year career at the intersection of business, law, and technology. With a background as an intellectual property lawyer and product strategist, Tim has played a key role in building technology-based ecosystems across various industries. Now focused on the media and creative sectors, Tim is working to develop best practices and ensure creatives are safeguarded when it comes to the use of AI in the creative and film industries. In this episode, Tim discusses how AI is transforming filmmaking, particularly in areas like dubbing and dialogue replacement (the 'Monkey problem'), while emphasising that AI serves human creativity. He also addresses the challenges and ethical considerations of AI in the industry. Takeaways AI allows filmmakers to retain their creative choices while reaching broader audiences by providing seamless translations and lip-syncing in different languages (if you're old enough you'll remember the awful dubbing/syncing 'problem' on the original 1978 show 'Monkey').The use of AI in the film industry has positive impacts like quality when wanting to expand audience reach beyond language 'borders', and concerns i.e. potential job displacement.AI is a tool in service of human intent and creativity, enabling filmmakers to solve problems of speed, scale, repeatability, cost, and complexity. AI tools in the film industry can and will automate the creation of material while providing more flexibility for creative professionals.Safeguards are currently being put in place by actors' unions to protect their performances from being changed in post-production without their approval.Over the next three to five years, AI is expected to continue automating the creation of material and making it more accessible to a wider, more diverse audience than original films would have allowed.AI will enable improved collaboration between different creative departments, such as scriptwriting and visual artistry, from the beginning of the project i.e. massively improving initial pitch materials.The impact of AI on the industry will depend on how it's used and the collaboration between diverse stakeholders. Links relevant to this episode: Tim Carter | LinkedInMonkey (TV series) - Wikipedia Thanks for listening, and stay curious! //Lena

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Listen to hear in-depth discussions with some of the most influential and important industry leaders in fields such as design, music, publishing, architecture, film and video, crafts, visual arts, fashion, TV and radio, advertising, literature, software, computer games and the performing arts. Through thought-provoking conversations, the podcast explores the ethical considerations, benefits, and drawbacks of using AI tools, as well as the opportunities and challenges that will arise in creative industries as AI becomes more prevalent. Whether you work in one of these industries or have an interest in the topic, the show offers valuable insights into the intersection of technology and creativity. Join David for engaging discussions with some of the brightest minds in the field.

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