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In this thrilling episode of HTTTA, Goda and Wes dive into the captivating realm of AI-generated images, sharing stories and uncovering surprising statistics from the 2023 SYZYGY Digital Insight Survey about our ability to differentiate between real and fabricated visuals. They mention their personal methods for identifying AI-generated art/images and discuss its controversial role (to some) in the creative process. As the episode unfolds, listeners are captivated by personal accounts of AI's potential in creating but also avoiding scams. A must-listen episode for anyone intrigued by the intersection of artificial intelligence, art, and technology.
[00:00:28] Podcast Intro with hosts Wes and Go to Go.
[00:01:12] A website called Caitfished.com offers a 17-question test to determine if an image is real or AI-generated, link in show notes.
[00:02:50] Detecting facial anomalies is challenging due to "Uncanny Valley" and potential overfitting.
[00:05:28] A survey in Germany tested people's perceptions of AI using similar images and had over 1000 test subjects identifying the R1 person.
[00:06:55] Many struggle to distinguish between real and AI-generated images, but many prefer AI-created artwork to human-created. One-third of participants think AI will negatively impact the creative process.
[00:10:24] Assessing art based on whether it was created by a machine or a person is not objective or a valid way to judge creativity. Art should be considered subjective.
[00:11:45] Study finds low AI awareness; compares access barriers to early crypto.
[00:14:41] Wes shares how an AI tool helped her avoid a scammy podcast and led her to an unexpected opportunity for a 10-week celebrity-hosted show with sponsorship deals.
[00:19:24] A podcast editor was offered a 5-minute segment on a TV show that airs on Comcast and was promised 25 leads and a billboard in Times Square for $5,000. The editor is excited about the opportunity and feels validated.
[00:20:53] Wes describes how they almost fell for a predatory advertising scheme that promised them a Times Square billboard for $5,000. Instead of paying directly, Wes offered to help the scammer by integrating AI tools. Thanks to AutoGPT, Wes discovered that it was a scam trying to swindle them out of their money.
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