If AI Told Our Stories

It's been almost two years since generative AI has become a part of our everyday. Despite the original hype, what are the hidden implications if the stories that shape our deepest beliefs are written with artificial intelligence?
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Content:
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The Power of Storytelling
00:49
The Age of AI Writers
01:54
AI & Story Research
03:04
AI & Authorship
05:31
AI & Copyright
07:03
AI & Feedback
10:44
Conclusion
Sources/Links:
Blackout:
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Hello Future Me - The AI Art Apocalypse:
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OpenAI - Is ChatGPT Biased?
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OpenAI - How ChatGPT and our language models are developed:
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Wired - Confessions of a Viral AI Writer:
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The Atlantic - My Books Were Used to Train Meta’s Generative AI. Good.
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Luke Atencio - When I grow up
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Will Patterson - Between the lines
Madron - Can't hold us
Will Patterson - Wind waves
Tim Mann - I can feel her
Wild Pony - Low tide
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[@patrickcoan3139]

Well said. Thanks for putting all this info together in one place and speaking so rationally about the issue. Cheers to the humans!

[@miacullivan]

Thank you so much for watching!! Really appreciate your comment!

[@lovrebabajko]

The point of art is connection through expression, luckily humans are still better at writing stories but the day will probably come when that is no longer the case. Is the human connection in art a necessary ingredient or is the emotional response enough? Tough questions.
Love the video, very thought provoking :)

[@miacullivan]

I love this comment!! It really will be interesting to see what will be considered meaningful and what will not in the context of ai generated art in the near future.
As of now, I feel like with ai there is an increased emphasis on the end product and an effort to simplify the creative process. This simplification of the process of creating something is where I feel like a lot of meaning can be lost from the end creation.
I really like your question about whether human involvement or the end product’s ability to induce an emotional response matters more in terms of making meaning because it may very well differ from person to person, yet I feel that going through the hands on process of creating something, something that requires human involvement, usually gives a project more meaning, depth, & nuance than skipping the process all together.
It will be really interesting to see how people can implement ai in such a way that it doesn’t remove from the process of creating but adds to it in the future! Thanks again for offering your thoughts. It made my day!