As Joe Gransden surveys the landscape and implications of AI’s impact, it is at best a feeling of curiosity, with unsettled thoughts around what the future could look like for musicians, and the art of performance.
Mike Petchenik sees a clear reality as it relates to artificial intelligence: “If we don’t acknowledge its existence, we’re being ignorant to what’s going on in the world. … You can’t ignore it.”
Voice AI is the first in our series of conversations around Artificial Intelligence, speaking with fellow creators and producers, featuring voice-actor Kristen Simoes.
The societal acceptance of AI — or maybe the better word is, resignation? — seems to have come fairly quickly. The degree to which society cares about human contributions to the creative arts will determine how much we allow AI to become more a part of us.
As a reporter who has been desperate for so long to find great story ideas, let me tell you: We always welcome someone with a good story idea to help make our day a little easier. That idea just needs to meet us where we are.
There are some instances where a script is necessary. But most of us have the freedom to be our authentic selves on camera and speak what we know.