In this episode of Code Red: Technology, Madness, and the Future of Humanity, Chris Kalaboukis and I discuss the wild, unpredictable world of AI creativity.
Sometimes, creative AI tools like Midjourney or Runway have the audacity to flat-out ignore our precise prompts, dismiss our carefully crafted wishes, and mock our desires by producing something entirely different.
It’s enough to make any control freak’s blood boil. But unintended results can ignite a spark of unexpected creativity. Could it be that AI isn’t just a tool we wield, but a creative partner with a mind of its own? Instead of merely using it, are we co-creating with it, allowing its quirks and defiance to push us into new artistic realms?
🎙️ Join us as we explore real-world examples and personal experiences that challenge the way we think about AI's role in creativity.
🚨 Key points:
→ AI’s Creative Rebellion: Why tighter control often leads to defiance.
→ Co-Creation vs. Tool: The case for treating AI as a creative partner, not just a machine.
→ Lean Prompts, Big Ideas: How less direction leads to richer, more inspired outcomes.
→ Copyright Question: Should AI-generated art belong to its creators—or everyone?
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👇And let us know in the comments: Is AI’s defiant creativity a valuable partner or an annoying problem?
🎬Video concept & editing by the fabulous Red Swan Chief Creative Officer Xaver Kettele.
♬Music: Audiojungle
If you like this, you might also enjoy the written Code Red column that inspired this conversation:
The Imperfect Genius: How Letting AI Run Wild Might Spark Creativity and Co-Creation
Sometimes, creative AI tools like Midjourney, Leonardo.AI, Luma Dream Machine, Kling or Runway have the audacity to flat-out ignore our precise prompts, dismiss our carefully crafted wishes, and mock our desires by producing something entirely different.
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