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EPISODE · Apr 24, 2026 · 49 MIN

Technically Creative: Live at British Arrows — AI & the Future of Craft

from Technically Creative by KoobrikLabs

A special live episode recorded at British Arrows. This panel explores how AI is reshaping creative work, from workflows and production systems to decision-making and craft. As more companies adopt AI tools, the real challenge is shifting from experimentation to implementation, redesigning how work actually gets done. We discuss the gap between AI adoption and real impact, why most organizations are still layering AI onto existing workflows, and what changes when you move toward AI-native systems. The conversation also looks at agents, automation, and the evolving role of creative professionals in an AI-driven environment. At the center of it all is craft. What remains human, what becomes automated, and why judgment, taste, and creative instinct are becoming more valuable, not less. Recorded live at British Arrows, this is a conversation about the future of AI in creative industries, including film, advertising, and media. Technically Creative is brought to you by KoobrikLabs, the AI transformation partner for creative companies.

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