Where's All This Going?

Kyle Kramer
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Navigating the confluence of creativity, technology and business.

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  1. 4d ago ·  Video

    AI Companies Are Trying to Make Humans Obsolete w/ Garrison Lovely

    Why do humans building AI think it's a good idea to replace humans with AGI? Freelance journalist Garrison Lovely tackles this exact conundrum in his forthcoming book, Obsolete. In it, he details the very public and well-documented goal of AI companies to create AGI that performs human tasks better than humans, thus making us replaceable. In this episode, Garrison shares his insights from reporting the book, his foray into screenwriting at the worst time possible, and provides some hope on what we can do to stop AGI from consuming everything we hold dear. GUEST: Garrison Lovely — Author, Obsolete.  🔗 Connect with Garrison: Buy the book "Obsolete": http://bit.ly/buy-obsolete X: https://x.com/GarrisonLovely Substack: http://obsolete.pub/ Future Home of "Organize Against the Machine": https://www.youtube.com/@organizeagainstthemachine — 📬 Subscribe for free to the newsletter, which contains zero news: https://kyleakramer.substack.com ▶️ For a satisfying visual experience: https://www.youtube.com/@UNIFORMmedia?sub_confirmation=1 — WHERE'S ALL THIS GOING? is a show about the confluence of creativity, technology, and business hosted by Kyle Kramer.  Primary objective: predict the future. Secondary objective: create the future.

  2. Aug 11 ·  Video

    The Media Industry is in Denial About the Real Existential Threat w/ Nilay Patel

    Is the biggest threat to creative industries an Army of Teenagers Willing to Work for Free? And what do we do about it? Yes, you read that right. Nilay believes the biggest threat to the advertising and entertainment industries writ large is the aforementioned Teenager Army. What that really means, he says, is that Creators are the new ad agencies, and creative jobs at ad agencies are going away. Why employ professionals when you can throw a few bucks at the kids to market for you? So what are creatives to do? By that, I mean people who want to create things professionally and be paid for it – filmmakers, artists, writers, etc. Well, we have to build our own audience utilizing any and every tool at our disposal, and then leverage that audience as proof we should be paid for the work by Big Creative because it gives them access to our audience. This is not a new idea, necessarily. But it's happening faster and on a larger scale than ever before. So I suggest you listen to what Nilay has to say. He's very smart. GUEST: Nilay Patel — Editor-in-Chief at The Verge, Host of Decoder 🔗 Connect with Nilay: IG - @reckless1280 X - @reckless Web - www.theverge.com YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@decoderpod — 📬 Subscribe for free to the newsletter, which contains zero news: https://kyleakramer.substack.com ▶️ For a satisfying visual experience: https://www.youtube.com/@UNIFORMmedia?sub_confirmation=1 — WHERE'S ALL THIS GOING? is a show about the confluence of creativity, technology, and business hosted by Kyle Kramer.  Primary objective: predict the future. Secondary objective: create the future   Connect with Kyle:  Email: cheers@uniform.media IG: @kyleakramer LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kylekramer

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