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7713: BIZ BRIEFS: Talking About AI Good & Bad with Rich Odato and Nanette Wiser
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Use AI or be used by it? RadioStPete news director Nanette Wiser will be inviting locals to share with us how they are impacted by the AI Revolution in future Biz Brief episodes. Tech guru Brian Peret feels that AI is like an AKA weapon if not used properly. He uses it at work to help create outlines for presentations and projects. Rich Odato, President of Odato Marketing, and RSP news director Nanette Wiser talked about how AI is helpful for asking the right questions, streamlining research, summarizing SEO opportunities, media campaign demographics, data analysis and supporting digital strategies.
Both locally and nationally, there's no avoiding it. Meta search engine is AI. Your phone is like a drug dealer pushing AI prompts. Recently, St. Pete Catalyst introduced its first "AI" reporter. Right now the music industry is in a huge upheaveal: Last week three major record labels—Sony Music, Warner Music Group, and Universal Music Group—announced they were suing the AI music companies Suno and Udio over alleged copyright infringement. The music labels claim the companies made use of copyrighted music in their training data “at an almost unimaginable scale,” allowing the AI models to generate songs that “imitate the qualities of genuine human sound recordings. Rich refuses to harness AI in his musical side gig with wife/songwriter Cassie & The Fireflies.
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Both locally and nationally, there's no avoiding it. Meta search engine is AI. Your phone is like a drug dealer pushing AI prompts. Recently, St. Pete Catalyst introduced its first "AI" reporter. Right now the music industry is in a huge upheaveal: Last week three major record labels—Sony Music, Warner Music Group, and Universal Music Group—announced they were suing the AI music companies Suno and Udio over alleged copyright infringement. The music labels claim the companies made use of copyrighted music in their training data “at an almost unimaginable scale,” allowing the AI models to generate songs that “imitate the qualities of genuine human sound recordings. Rich refuses to harness AI in his musical side gig with wife/songwriter Cassie & The Fireflies.
Looking to understand AI and the kerfuffle of will it stay or will we go? Sign up the MIT Newsletter: https://www.technologyreview.com/newsletter-preferences/?utm_source=the_algorithm&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=newsletter.preferences.signup&utm_term=newsletter-cta-algorithm&utm_content=newsletters-preferences-signup&mc_cid=982c1b8019&mc_eid=c5ef3f61cd
#nanettewiser #richodato #ai #music #business tips #bizbriefs #aimusicindustry
#stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete
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