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People keep asking me about AI and I really think how you feel about AI comes down to whether you believe art is about producing things (images, objects, data files, “content”) or about a way of operating in the world as an intellectual, spiritual, and emotional creature.
Austin Kleon • AI can’t kill anything worth preserving - Austin Kleon
Human-centric caregiving and leadership: storytelling, contextual judgment, and communication as core skills in a tech-driven world
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Caregiving, by definition, has to be human. There's going to be, there has to be, right, an element of whether it's elderly care, child care, sick care, the nursing of it all, right? All of that requires the human touch as much as the human discernment of what is needed.
But I also think there's a piece of this, and maybe it's my bias because it's
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But it’s not the image that you see,” Shan continues. “It’s the human emotion. It’s the feeling evoked in the audience.”
When I think about art and its relationship with generative AI, I find myself caught in a loop. If art is the human idea, then wouldn’t a human, typing a prompt into something like Midjourney, count as the human effort within the
... See moreHere's my opinion on where AI is actually helpful in the entertainment industry:
- Market research across comparable projects (aggregated sales and performance data)
- A/B testing marketing initiatives
- Reconciling budgets vs. actuals
- Scenario planning (closing early vs. running through the holidays)
- Forecasting 16-week-out sales based on... See more
- Market research across comparable projects (aggregated sales and performance data)
- A/B testing marketing initiatives
- Reconciling budgets vs. actuals
- Scenario planning (closing early vs. running through the holidays)
- Forecasting 16-week-out sales based on... See more
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