The Surprising Truth About Your Future
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- Опубліковано 3 чер 2024
- I've been seeing a lot of my favorite creators using the term "AI" lately when it comes to creative work. There are some seriously powerful AI tools out there that have me and many others worried our jobs could be at risk.
I discuss two AI tools that are freaking out coders and video creators/cinematographers. One, Devin, can basically automate an entire software development lifecycle! The other, Sora, can generate photorealistic 1-minute videos from just a text prompt.
Watch for my personal example of how leveraging AI tools like Midjourney and ChatGPT helped me create my most viral video ever recently. I really don't think I could have made that video as successful without AI's assistance.
The big question is - is AI here to destroy creative jobs and replace us? Or is it actually going to make us "future superpower creators" by augmenting our abilities?
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0:00 Will AI take over creative jobs?
0:10 Content creators love AI
0:16 Devin AI could replace human developers
0:37 Sora could replace many video creator jobs
0:55 Automating a podcast with AI
1:10 Is generative AI is taking creative jobs?
1:18 Will AI give us super powers?
1:44 AI helped create my most viral video ever
2:16 How AI has helped me as a content creator
2:36 Reach worldwide audience with AI dubbing
2:56 This is who AI will replace
3:09 Future AI developments
3:45 Join me on my new channel
4:06 Learning about AI tools
4:53 Showing how to create content with AI
5:18 Final thoughts on AI replacing us
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Hi there! I'm Mike Russell from Music Radio Creative. I am an Adobe Certified Professional and my aim is to teach you the secrets you need to know to create better-sounding audio with the use of various techniques. From Adobe Audition tips and tricks to your choice of microphones, audio gear, home recording setup, and many more! Podcasters, Livestreamers, Filmmakers, and even UA-camrs can make use of what I am about to show!
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Mike, you're the super teacher for audio tutorials. Ai will assist you but never replace you and your kind spirit.💙
Thank you so much for your kind words.
Appreciate your honest viewpoint on this topic. Will check out the new channel.
Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you found value in the video and I hope you enjoy the content on the new channel as well.
Well said, Mike. I couldn't agree more. Good luck with the new channel! Already subscribed and looking forward to what comes next.
Thank you so much for your support and kind words! I'm thrilled to have you on board for this exciting journey ahead.
New channel sounds perfect! All things I need to do myself. 🙂
Thank you so much for the positive feedback! I'm glad to hear that my new content aligns with what you're looking for.
@Mike - thank you for your energy & bravery!
Also - the AI news podcast is all generated? WOW. I hope you cover how you produce it in the new UA-cam channel.
Thank you for your kind words! I appreciate your support and will definitely creating a tutorial on the new channel.
Great stuff, Mike. I’m looking forward to seeing how your new channel develops.
Like you, I’m excited to see what AI can do to help creators - I’m 68 so it’s certainly not just for young people 😂
Thanks for your support! I'm thrilled to explore the potential of AI with you!
This is such an important discussion that requires a lot of nuance, because a lot of people have such a paralytic fear of AI that the mere mention of it makes them viscerally angry. A lot of people react to AI with such scorn and vitriol that they don't want anything to do with it. Seeing what certain people are doing with AI worries me, but in general I've found a few useful AIs that I've got quite a bit of utility from.
I'm glad you've found some useful AIs!
I have activated / subscribed to @CreatorMagicAI
Looking forward to learning some tools for using AI from you Mike, just as you have taught me to use Adobe Audition THX 👍👍
Thank you for your support!
It is of course complicated but as a once art student it has long been known that the true artist who embraced mediums that could convey their original ideas. It is artisans with good techniques but unoriginal thinking creating formulaic work that AI threatens the most.
Absolutely, embracing original ideas and pushing boundaries in your artistry will always set you apart from formulaic work for sure.
Go sub to the new channel if you're into AI ✨
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Thank you Mike
Thank you for your support!
The thumbnail is howw I feel on a daily basis.
I'm sorry to hear that you're feeling that way, just know that you're not alone and there is always hope for a brighter future.
@@MikeRussell Top man , appreciate your response here 👍looking forward to your future work
Just subscribed
Welcome aboard!
I'm amazed and scared all at the same time. Not because of the wow factor. What concerns me is the law of unintended consequences. We really have no idea what the real implications are. Example.....
What if we can 'imagine' and make virtual babies and then we literally don't make more humans anymore. Seriously, we don't know how far this will go. I'm not knocking the WOW factor. I'm asking a set of questions. Why? What happens after that? And then what? And if we do manage to 'AI' it all... do we still need to exist?
Your question touches upon the broader implications of AI and it’ll be interesting to see where things go!
The ai will take the place of people who don't know what to make. If you have programs, if you have something, plans, to work on, ai would be the tool
The AI can indeed assist those who need guidance. The human directing is crucial for sure.
@@MikeRussell for now the human "hand" is needed. But when an improved ai comes, said agi, it will do the things in an automatic way, without prompt and it will improve itself. This could bring new events like the self-awareness of the ai that could be in the state that it sees itself as a machine who has to improve, it will search for the best way to increase its ability and then it could auto-get that if it sees things that it doesn't need it could find a way to seat that aside. This is one of the possibility but ai is good tool so it's not bad.
AI *will* replace creative people - not all of them, but many - because too many media organisations are happy with "good enough". They will embrace the opportunity to enhance their bottom line by getting rid of creative staff and replacing them with AI.
You've demonstrated yourself that you're using AI for graphic design. You *might* have commissioned a graphic designer, but you certainly won't now, and neither will lots of organisations for whom generative AI will be "good enough".
I can easily see AI replacing radio production staff. Radio production really hasn't advanced much, if at all, since the mid-90s; the stuff I'm hearing now is very little different to the stuff we were making 30-odd years ago.
The tools have changed, but there have been no real innovations. It's still beeps, zaps, stutters etc. I don't hear anything in the way of radio production that makes me sit up and think "Wow, THAT'S new and different". The last time that happened was, well, about 30 years ago, when Sean Caldwell and Kevin Eubanks came up with the XFX style of beeps and static bursts.
Because of this, it will be relatively straightforward to train an AI model to churn out radio production at a rate no human production department could possibly compete with. It won't be innovative, but it'll be good enough. And since radio groups have shown how eager they are to maximise automation and minimise staff, they will grasp this opportunity with both hands.
And of course, this will affect professional VOs as well. AI-generated voices will be "good enough". A select handful of real people might be able to make a living by licensing clones of their voice, but again, for many organisations who previously paid good money for a professional VO, an entirely generic AI voice will be "good enough".
Call me needlessly negative if you like, but it's going to be an AI-driven race to the bottom in *many* creative sectors.
Great points well made. Radio groups have been the first to automate things for sure 😝
until you get a chip in your head....
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