FOBO & the Future: Navigating Creativity, Careers, and What Comes Next

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The Somewhat Creative Show

Rocky Tilney, Clark Miller

17 episodes

4 days ago

The Somewhat Creative Show is where two graphic artists dive into the latest tools, trends, and ideas shaping the creative world. From generative AI to industry news, career tips, and the awkward realities of creative life, nothing’s off-limits. Expect real talk, personal stories, and the occasional tangent that may or may not be insightful. We love our craft—but we don’t take ourselves too seriously. Each episode features a roundtable chat and a guest expert from a different creative field. Join us as we embrace the beautifully messy world of creativity!

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FOBO & the Future: Navigating Creativity, Careers, and What Comes Next

The Somewhat Creative Show

1 hour 6 minutes 23 seconds

1 month ago

FOBO & the Future: Navigating Creativity, Careers, and What Comes Next

In this episode, Clark Miller and Rocky Tilney explore the evolving landscape of creativity influenced by AI, discussing its implications for content creation, startups, and social media. They delve into the concept of vibe coding, the challenges of misinformation, and the future of AI in creative industries. The conversation also features guest Jory Des Jardins, who shares her journey in entrepreneurship and the importance of empowering creators in the digital age. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the transformative impact of AI on various sectors, including content creation, mental health, and the job market. They explore the challenges and opportunities that arise as AI becomes more integrated into everyday life, emphasizing the importance of AI fluency and the need for new educational approaches. The discussion also touches on the evolving landscape for startups and the heightened expectations for revenue and accountability in the age of AI.

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AI is transforming the creative landscape, making content creation more accessible.
Vibe coding introduces new challenges and opportunities in software development.
The rise of AI raises questions about the future of human creativity.
Misinformation is a growing concern with the increase of AI-generated content.
Startups are leveraging AI to innovate and disrupt traditional industries.
Storytelling remains a crucial element in engaging audiences.
Lowering barriers to entry empowers more creators to share their work.
AI can assist in music production, but emotional depth is still a challenge.
The balance between AI efficiency and human creativity is still being navigated.
The future of AI in creative fields is uncertain, with both potential and pitfalls. AI is reshaping the landscape of content creation and accountability.
Establishing rules of engagement is crucial in emerging tech markets.
AI's role in mental health services raises ethical questions.
The need for AI fluency is becoming essential for career advancement.
Entry-level jobs are being replaced by AI, creating a skills gap.
Experience and taste are critical in navigating AI tools effectively.
Startups now face higher expectations for revenue before funding.
AI has made it easier to build companies but raised investment standards.
The fear of obsolescence (FOBO) is prevalent among professionals today.
Education must adapt to prepare students for a rapidly changing job market.