Tag: artificial intelligence
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AI narration: Why I decided to use AI to create audiobooks
The author highlights the growing demand for audiobooks, shares personal experiences with traditional and AI narration, and discusses the financial challenges of audiobooks while embracing Amazon’s virtual voice technology for future projects.
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AI Panic on YouTube: Who’s fueling the fire?
The post critiques the growing hysteria around AI, likening it to past technological fears. It highlights sensational predictions about job loss and societal collapse, questioning their validity and motivation.
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Writing with AI: How AI became an everyday partner in my work
Generative AI has enhanced my productivity and creativity by providing tools for writing, visualizing ideas through image generation, and assisting with programming tasks, ultimately transforming my creative process.
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AI Film Festival: Seattle shows the future is here and it’s ‘RoadKill’
Around 200 artists, writers, entrepreneurs, and business leaders watched more than 90 AI films from 20 countries during the inaugural Seattle AI Film Festival.
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Stolen work and AI: Why writers and artists worry about Meta
The arts community opposes generative AI, fearing theft of intellectual property. Accusations target Big Tech’s practices, particularly Meta’s, while a certification process for ethical sourcing in AI may offer reassurance.
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AI video short Mnemonade hints at a new genre: Review
The AI short film Mnemonade (2024, Drama, MetaPuppet), winner of the inaugural Culver Cup for generative AI, is the the product of a talented filmmaker and storytelling, with good structure, believable dialog, and a twist that will make you hug your mom.
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Screenplays into novellas: Dipping my toe back into print
The author transitions from screenplays to novellas, finding potential in shorter works that could attract film interest. Despite challenges with publishers, self-publishing and audio adaptations remain viable options.
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Better Than Us is a feminist’s nightmare, but I still loved it.
Better Than Us is a American feminist’s nightmare. But the Netflix sci-fi series is Russian, not American, which makes it all the more fascinating.
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Review: Ex Machina and the amoral machine
The movie Ex Machina owes much to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein as it grapples with the notion of machines understanding right and wrong. Spoilers ahead… The key moment of Ex Machina arrives when eccentric tech CEO Nathan Bateman tells Caleb Smith, his employee, why the young programmer was selected to deliver a sophisticated Turing test on…