(Super)charged by AI

Just what does it mean for an image to be AI-generated? That’s part of what Nicole and Megan discuss in today’s episode, recapping the spicy Generative AI Images panel from AI Portland. The conversation explores the impact of AI on the field of art and creativity, the challenges faced by artists and designers, the role of AI in the creative process, and the question of ownership and value in AI-generated art. They also touch on the future of art education and the need for artists to adapt and learn how to use AI tools. Overall, the conversation highlights the complex and evolving relationship between AI and the creative industries. The conversation explores the fear and uncertainty surrounding the impact of AI on jobs and how the current tech job market adds to the heightened concern. They also touch on the historical pattern of job displacement and the emergence of new jobs. Related links Freelancer's union SPARK events How Best Take makes your group photos better EU AI act The Great Believers Nice Aunties What can history teach us about technology and jobs

Is AI coming for your job? It depends! Megan and Nicole dive into the details from the AI Literacy in the Workplace AI Portland event featuring Nicolle Merrill from Boring AI. They share their takeaways on the pragmatic approach to AI, the impact on jobs, the importance of understanding AI capabilities, and the potential implications of AI-generated content on creativity and culture. They discuss the need for skepticism, critical thinking, curiosity, and proactive learning about AI within organizations. Related links: Nicolle Merrill’s presentation resources ChatGPT is not good at arithmetic Navajo blanket weaving Lights out manufacturing Becky Chambers Monk and Robot series The Worlds I See: Curiosity, Exploration, and Discovery at the Dawn of AI April 18th AI Portland Event about generative images

Janet Johnson, founder of the AI Governance Group, joins Megan and Nicole to discuss her journey into AI and the importance of AI governance. They explore the balance between fear and optimism in AI, the hype surrounding AI, and the need for AI literacy and critical thinking. Janet emphasizes the importance of protecting personal data and implementing policies and guidelines to ensure responsible AI use. She encourages companies to embrace AI but also be cautious and mindful of the potential risks. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the diverse backgrounds of the AIGG team and the importance of human connection in the age of AI. Head over to aipdx.info to learn more about AI Portland. Related links: Gartner Hype Cycle link Statistics about AI in the workforce, SaaS companies Federal Agencies must hire a Chief AI officer AI governance policy guidelines documents by AIGG Sports Illustrated AI Controversy

In this episode, Megan and Nicole discuss the background of AI Portland and their mission to create inclusive spaces for people to learn and explore AI. They recap a recent event where Kerri Evans gave a workshop on prompt writing for AI models. They highlight key takeaways from the event, including the importance of generating the right prompt to define the voice and style of the AI output. They also discuss the role of AI as a thought partner and collaborator, and how it can be used in job interviews and personal projects. The episode concludes with a reminder about privacy and security considerations when using AI models. Important links: Document Kerri used in the workshop Lou Reed chatbot Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 00:57 Starting AI Portland 05:08 Summary of the Event 06:30 Generating the Right Prompt 07:22 Saving Prompts for Consistent Voice 08:53 Treating AI as a Thought Partner 11:00 Role of AI in Job Interviews 14:49 Using AI for Personal Projects 22:12 Talking to Chat GPT on Mobile 25:06 Privacy and Security Considerations 26:45 Acknowledgements and Conclusion

Welcome to Super(charged) by AI, a podcast presented by AI Portland. Episodes coming soon