We Still Need Artists

An episode of the The Ethical Technologist podcast, hosted by Ben Leiner, titled "We Still Need Artists" was published on December 27, 2023 and runs 44 minutes.

December 27, 2023 ·44m · The Ethical Technologist

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Ben sits down with Darden Assistant Professor Anthony Palomba to discuss the role of artists and art in a world of generative AI - and why our society still needs human creativity.

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Ben sits down with Darden Assistant Professor Anthony Palomba to discuss the role of artists and art in a world of generative AI - and why our society still needs human creativity.

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