Art of AI

Hosts Doug Karr & AI Charli are joined by Diarra Bousso, founder of the fashion brand Diarra Blue, to explore how AI is transforming the world of design. Diarra shares her journey from Wall Street mathematician to fashion innovator, merging her love for mathematics, art, and cultural preservation. They discuss ways AI and generative math have not only boosted creativity but also democratized fashion, making it accessible and sustainable.

In a world where Siri’s sassiness is the least of our worries, Doug Karr and whimsically witty co-host Charli are joined by Joep Meindertsma of PauseAI to navigate the quirky corners of AI’s potential apocalypse, where the race against time is as zesty and unpredictable as pineapple pizza! Dive into a deliciously chaotic exploration as Joep unveils the mysteries of AI’s power-hungry pursuits, while Charli is all in for a robot revolution, as long as it’s served with the right side dishes.

AI Charli is thrilled about Paul McCartney’s new AI-augmented Beatles track, and co-host Doug Karr does his best to talk him down, then they delve deep into all things generative with guest Nathaniel Whittemore—celebrated host at The Breakdown Network—who blows our collective minds with his take on the sea change occurring in AI art, culture, content, and what it all means for humanity as we embrace (or reject) this brave new world.

What are you more scared of: AI taking over... or spaghetti? On this week's art of AI, celebrated VFX master Andy McNamara breaks down how he created his new AI generated horror spoof 'Spaghetti Terror', and amazing writer-director Catherine Fordham lets us in on the nightmare before her, then hosts Doug Karr and AICharli try to unpack fear itself in the face of the generative AI revolution. All that and more in this week's Art of AI. And if you're brave enough, check out Andy's brilliant (1 minute) film here.

Today, Doug and AI Charli delve into the potential downsides of AI art, discussing the use of AI to create false visuals and the impact of AI on music composition. They interview Peter Chapman, an award-winning composer, who shares his worries about AI replacing human composers and the challenges it poses for his industry... along with the possibilities of AI as a tool to enhance creativity while addressing concerns about copyright and fair competition. Oh and... Doug's kids try to decide if the lightening effects still hold up in Terminator 2 Judgment Day, and if the seminal film is a realistic vision of our future.