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Talking Tech With Creatives

Talking Tech With Creatives

著者： Stella Oni
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Talking Tech with Creatives is a bi-weekly podcast about the people, ideas and technologies shaping how we create, work and think.

Hosted by author, speaker and lecturer Stella Oni, the podcast features conversations with people from a wide range of fields about creativity, technology, their work, and the ideas and experiences that have shaped them.

Subscribe and tune in on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, YouTube and many more.

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  • AI, Authorship And The Human Creative - ep 35

    AI, Authorship And The Human Creative - ep 35
    2026/08/25
    In this solo episode of Talking Tech with Creatives, Stella Oni steps back from her guest conversations to ask a question that increasingly sits at the heart of the creative industries: As technology becomes more capable, where does the human sit in the creative process? From music and entrepreneurship to publishing, podcasting and professional work, technology is making it possible to create, produce and distribute work faster than ever. But greater access also brings new questions about originality, discoverability, authenticity, ownership and creative rights. Stella looks at the writing world and recent controversies surrounding alleged generative-AI use in publishing. She asks: How should publishers establish whether a work is human-authored? How reliable are accusations of AI use? And could some writers and writing voices face greater suspicion than others? The episode also explores the work being done by organisations including the Society of Authors, ALCS, the Authors Guild and the Alliance of Independent Authors, and why Stella believes consent, licensing and compensation must remain central to the conversation about AI and creative work. She also reflects on her own boundaries as a novelist, technical writer, lecturer, speaker and podcaster — and why the difficult, imperfect process of creating fiction herself remains something she wants to protect. Plus, there are updates from Stella’s writing world, the Lara’s Detective Agency stories, the Toks Ade Mystery series and her University of Cambridge PACE crime-writing course. The question isn’t simply what technology can do. It is what we want technology to do — and who we choose to be alongside it. Links & Resources Short Story: Case No. 1 Stella Oni — The Case of the Missing Body Just days before Christmas, Lara Ayodele is given forty-eight hours to locate the missing body of a powerful chief before his family arrives and a scandal erupts. It is a gripping story of power, silence, and buried secrets. https://books2read.com/u/3LPav7 https://amzn.eu/d/0ea2opSD https://a.co/d/03GDtVb5 Breaking the Case: Crime Writing — University of Cambridge PACE https://www.pace.cam.ac.uk/courses/breaking-case-art-and-craft-crime-fiction Tim Ferriss Has AI Already Killed How-To Nonfiction? Sales Trends, My Personal Data, and What It Might Mean for the Future https://tim.blog/2026/06/12/has-ai-already-killed-nonfiction/?utm_source=chatgpt.com The Creative Penn Podcast https://www.thecreativepenn.com/the-creative-penn-podcast-for-authors/ Society of Author https://humanauthored.co.uk/ Author Licensing Collection Agency (ALCS) https://www.alcs.co.uk/ Authors Guild https://authorsguild.org/ Alliance of Independent Authors (ALLI) https://www.allianceindependentauthors.org/ Professor Jason Arday — Great and Unfortunate Things https://www.simonandschuster.co.uk/books/Great-and-Unfortunate-Things/Jason-Arday/9781398542747 About Stella Oni Stella Oni is the author of Deadly Sacrifice, an SI Leeds Literary Prize shortlisted novel and an Audible Crime & Thriller Pick. She is a speaker, Guest Lecturer at the University of Cambridge PACE, and host of Talking Tech with Creatives. Connect with Stella Website: www.stellaoni.com Instagram & TikTok: @stellaoni_official X: @soni_official2 Talking Tech with Creatives www.talkingtechwithcreatives.com Follow or subscribe wherever you listen to Talking Tech with Creatives.
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    31 分
  • She Turned Her Pain into Music: Kemy Music on Her Debut Single African Woman - ep 34

    She Turned Her Pain into Music: Kemy Music on Her Debut Single African Woman - ep 34
    2026/07/28

    In this episode of Talking Tech with Creatives, I speak with singer-songwriter Kemi Obafemi, known professionally as Kemy Music, about her debut single, African Woman.

    Kemi shares how her love of music began through listening before she started singing in church, leading a choir and writing songs. She also speaks openly about experiencing an abusive marriage and explains how music became her safe space, gave her purpose and helped her find the strength to move forward.

    That experience became an important part of the story behind African Woman. Kemi explains why she insisted on releasing the song as her first single, though others in the music industry advised her to begin with something more commercial.

    For Kemi, African Woman represents the beauty, courage, resilience and strength of women, particularly African women who continue to pursue their dreams despite the obstacles placed before them.

    We also discuss the influence of Fela Kuti, the challenges facing female artists in the African music industry, the importance of remaining authentic and the realities of building a career as an independent musician.

    Kemi talks about her previous experience of being signed to a record label, what emerging artists should consider before signing a contract and why having money is not enough if a label does not have the right team or a clear plan for the artist.

    We explore the role of technology and artificial intelligence in music. Kemi explains how she uses AI tools to experiment with melodies, sounds, instruments and arrangements, while maintaining that technology should assist the artist rather than replace human creativity.

    We talk about community, music distribution, preserving the legacy of African musicians and Kemy’s advice to young creatives: understand your purpose, remain original and use technology to amplify who you already are.

    Listen to African Woman by Kemy Music on the major streaming platforms.

    Listen to African Woman: Songdis

    Follow Kemy Music:

    Instagram: @kemymusic

    Youtube: @kemymusicofficial

    Content note: This episode includes a non-graphic discussion of domestic abuse.

    Follow me: @stellaoni_official
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    1 時間 18 分
  • AI, VFX and the Future of Filmmaking with Anthony Rubinstein - ep 33

    AI, VFX and the Future of Filmmaking with Anthony Rubinstein - ep 33
    2026/06/16

    What happens when anyone can generate beautiful images?

    In this episode of Talking Tech with Creatives, I speak with London-based director and VFX artist Anthony Rubinstein about AI, filmmaking, visual effects and the future of creative work.

    Anthony describes AI as a third way of making pixels. First, we captured images with cameras. Then we built worlds through CGI and VFX. Now, we can generate visuals through AI.

    But the deeper question is not just what AI can produce.

    It is what happens to mastery, taste, intention and the human creative process when the tools become this powerful.

    We also talk about commercial creativity, working with global brands, celebrity campaigns, social media overwhelm, China and America’s AI race, and why real-world human experience may become even more valuable in the age of AI.

    Listen to the full episode of Talking Tech with Creatives wherever you get your podcasts, or watch on YouTube.
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    59 分
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