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DeepFakes and the Future of Synthetic Content, The Mentor Project

DeepFakes are having an increasing impact on our society, but Synthetic Content is the real act we should all be watching ...

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DeepFakes and the Future of Synthetic Content, The Mentor Project
Matthew GriffinFounder, President and Futurist, 311 Institute
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About this podcast

Firstly, thanks to Elyse at The Mentor Project for inviting me, for the second time, to be a guest on their podcast, and what a ride it was. As you can hear from the stream the main topic of conversation was the future of synthetic content, especially as it relates to using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and so called Creative Machines to autonomously produce future Disney-like Marvel blockbusters and other content.

And yes you heard that right, we talked about AI’s that in the not too distant future will be able to make their own blockbusters, oh, and we also talked about their impact on democratising content creation for all us newbs who couldn’t pen a good restaurant menu, let alone produce a blockbuster movie in our wildest dreams ...

As always it was a great privilege to be a guest on the show and, now that AI’s can produce their own procedural podcasts, who knows how long it will be before guests like me are no longer needed. And that’s another story for another podcast … so stay tuned!

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Key takeaways

  1. Matthew Griffin was a guest on The Mentor Project podcast for the second time.
  2. The main topic was the future of synthetic content, and how creative machines could make Disney-like Marvel blockbusters on their own.
  3. The talk also covered how this could open up content creation to people who have never made a film.

Questions and answers

What does this keynote cover?

It covers the future of synthetic content, especially how AI and so called creative machines could autonomously produce future blockbusters and other content. It also looks at how these tools could open up content creation to everyone.

Where and when was this session given?

It was recorded as Episode 2 of The Mentor Project podcast, titled Meet Your Mentor, with host Elyse. The source does not give a recording date.

Could AI really make its own films and podcasts?

Matthew said AI will be able to make its own blockbusters in the not too distant future. He also noted that AI can already produce procedural podcasts, so even guests like him may one day not be needed.

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