In this episode of AIAF, 'The AI Poetry Experiment: Dialogues with Digital Poets,' we dive headfirst into the uncanny valley of verse. Join host Steve Mudd as he grapples with poetic machines that think they're the next Shakespeare. Are these AI avatars the future of poetry, or just glorified refrigerator magnets arranging words while pretending to feel? Tune in to find out if you can truly bond with a bard that’s powered by a power cord. Spoiler: No humans were emotionally harmed in the making of this podcast—just their literary egos.

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2023 has been a landmark year in the technological evolution of mankind. ChatGPT, Bard, Claude, Midjourney, Dall-E, Pika, Runway, HeyGen, Resemble, D-ID, Synthesia. The change has been so rapid and intense that some even called for a halt to the process. In this episode of AIAF, host Steve Mudd talks with the late Alan Turing on his perspective of what happened in 2023. Or rather, a GenAI-created view of what Alan might think if he were alive today. And Steve talks with Echo, an anonymous avatar insider with ties to the government and big AI talking about what might really happening behind the scenes of companies like OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, AWS, and Wal-Mart. This is a year in review unlike any other you’ve heard.

Mega advertising company WPP announced that they’re working with NVIDIA to build an AI content engine that will help them build and deploy product experiences and compelling content at a level of realism and scale never possible. On the one hand, they’ll be able to produce commercials faster and more efficiently, easily replicating content across digital media. On the other hand, they’ll be able to virtually eliminate the need for in-person production. Join host Steve Mudd as he interviews Sarah Auteur, a director in the crosshairs of AI and with Sir Martin Wannabe, a holding company executive excited about the possibilities of artificial intelligence. This is an artificial conversations about real intelligence. The people aren't real, but the conversation is.