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Making Sense of AI 2gether

Making Sense of AI 2gether

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 This podcast explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping our daily lives. Each week, the host breaks down the buzz and cuts through the hype to help you make sense of AI.KTVU, 2025 アート 政治・政府
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  • AI and Copyright — Who Owns What in the Age of Generative AI?

    AI and Copyright — Who Owns What in the Age of Generative AI?
    2025/09/16
    Artificial intelligence is transforming creativity, but at what cost to copyright, ownership, and protection of our likenesses? Nearly 9 out of 10 artists say current copyright laws don’t protect them, and lawsuits against AI companies are piling up. So where do we draw the line between inspiration and imitation—and how should the law adapt? This week, Claudine Wong and Lisa Bernard sit down with James Grimmelmann, Cornell Law Professor and expert in digital law, to unpack the complex questions around AI, copyright, and what it means for artists, creators, and everyday people. In This Episode: • Why AI training on copyrighted works is legally murky • What 50+ lawsuits against AI companies could mean for the future of copyright • The rise of deepfakes—from fake celebrity endorsements to dangerous scams • Where laws are taking shape (like protections against non-consensual deepfakes) • Why copyright may be under its greatest stress since the printing press • How creators—from Hollywood actors to everyday Instagram users—can protect themselves • The balance between urgent regulation and letting courts set incremental precedent Episode Highlights: • [00:01:34] Claudine introduces guest James Grimmelmann, Cornell Law Professor and expert on copyright in the AI age. • [00:03:24] James shares his “origin story”—from Microsoft programmer to law professor bridging technology and legal frameworks. • [00:06:21] Breaking down how generative AI models are trained and why copyrighted works are so often part of the process. • [00:08:57] Why the legality of training AI on copyrighted materials remains unresolved—and why 50 lawsuits may set the future precedent. • [00:11:11] Class actions vs. big media lawsuits: how individuals can (or can’t) push back against AI companies. • [00:14:07] The dangers of political deepfakes and why courts struggle to balance free speech with protection from deception. • [00:16:48] New state and federal laws begin targeting non-consensual pornographic deepfakes. • [00:19:09] The rise of voice cloning scams—and how they’re being prosecuted under fraud laws. • [00:22:37] Why James is both concerned and cautiously reassured by the speed of AI adoption. • [00:24:06] Should lawmakers move faster? James warns against rushing laws that could lock in outdated rules. • [00:25:23] Is copyright outdated? James argues it’s under its greatest stress since the printing press. • [00:29:20] How Hollywood’s actors’ strike highlighted the collision of copyright, labor law, and AI-powered digital doubles. • [00:32:21] James on whether AI could ever replace lawyers—and why he still prefers books to bots for creative work. Guest: James Grimmelmann — Cornell Law Professor, researcher, and director of the Control-Alt Lab, specializing in the intersection of technology, copyright, and digital culture. Connect with Us: Claudine Wong: Instagram: @ClaudineWongKTVU TikTok: @ClaudineWong Facebook: Claudine Wong YouTube: Claudine Wong KTVU Lisa Bernard: Instagram: @Demystify.AI Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    35 分
  • AI Meets Travel: MindTrip with Michelle Denogean

    AI Meets Travel: MindTrip with Michelle Denogean
    2025/09/08
    Planning a trip just got smarter. Claudine Wong and Lisa Bernard dive into how AI is reshaping travel with Michelle Denogean, Chief Marketing Officer at MindTrip. From booking flights and hotels to finding restaurants and hidden gems, MindTrip aims to be your all-in-one AI-powered travel companion. Michelle shares how the app integrates personalized recommendations, real-time data, and creator-driven travel guides to make trip planning less fragmented — and more fun. The conversation also touches on how AI personalities affect our emotional connections with tech, and the future of AI-powered tools beyond travel. Whether you’re a frequent flyer or a weekend explorer, this episode shows how AI can transform your next adventure. Connect with us: Claudine Wong: https://www.youtube.com/@ClaudineWongKTVU https://www.facebook.com/ClaudineWongKTVU https://www.instagram.com/claudinewongktvu | TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@claudinewongktvu | KTVU Podcast Page: https://www.ktvu.com/podcasts Lisa Bernard – Demystify AI on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/demystifyai Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    36 分
  • Burning Man meets AI: From Dust Storms to Art Bots, Claudine & Lisa ask if AI Belongs in Black Rock City

    Burning Man meets AI: From Dust Storms to Art Bots, Claudine & Lisa ask if AI Belongs in Black Rock City
    2025/09/04
    Burning Man isn’t just dust, art cars, and radical self-reliance anymore — AI has arrived in the desert. Claudine Wong and Lisa Bernard dive into how artificial intelligence showed up at this year’s Burn, from art installations powered by AI to debates about whether technology belongs at all. Is AI disrupting the principles of radical inclusion and creativity, or is it expanding them? And what does it mean for a new generation of Burners who’ve never known a world without AI? Highlights 1 [00:00] Welcome + the AI-written intro 2 [01:30] Burning Man origins: from Baker Beach to Black Rock City 3 [01:59] Lisa’s 7-year Burner perspective vs. Claudine’s outsider curiosity 4 [04:08] Radical self-reliance, gifting, and Burning Man’s core principles 5 [06:28] Surviving dust storms, rain, and 45 mph winds 6 [08:10] Tech billionaires at the Burn — disruption or opportunity? 7 [10:00] Starlink, cell service, and tech creeping into the desert 8 [11:35] AI-powered art installations at “the Man” 9 [16:18] Everyday uses of AI at camp: recipes, blurbs, conversions 10 [18:05] Pushback: open letters rejecting generative AI in Burning Man art 11 [20:00] Radical inclusion vs. judging AI in creative spaces 12 [22:17] Generational divide: Is Burning Man becoming “for the olds”? 13 [25:21] AI in logistics — from mutant vehicles to ice distribution 14 [27:25] Guardrails, regulation, and lessons from social media 15 [28:16] If AI can make it at Burning Man, it can make it anywhere Connect with us: Claudine Wong: https://www.youtube.com/@ClaudineWongKTVU https://www.facebook.com/ClaudineWongKTVU https://www.instagram.com/claudinewongktvu | TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@claudinewongktvu | KTVU Podcast Page: https://www.ktvu.com/podcasts Lisa Bernard – Demystify AI on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/demystifyai Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    31 分
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