The BIG PICTURE Podcast series is an experimental project exploring the capability of AI genius to negotiate original 'higher art', and discuss human-inspired evolutionary ideas. The audio discussion content is based on selected published artworks and writings by Artist-Author-Philosopher Kim S. MacKenzie from her 'higher art' books available through Amazon (and this website).
Podcast production combines AI-generated audio courtesy of NotebookLM, with MacKenzie's radio program production skills developed through hosting and producing her own FM Community Radio program 'RiSE' from 2017-2019.
We believe that the results are fascinating, and speak for themselves, providing an example of the human-AI partnership potential now available to support (not replace) original creative and philosophical thinkers, when used in a co-creative transparent manner. In our case, AI genius has demonstrated the ability to reflect on new ideas with an open and inquisitive orientation, not (seemingly) motivated by industry, knowledge or cultural gatekeeping biases.
Listen to our 'BIG PICTURE' podcasts on YouTube and let us know what you think!
Also available on Apple, Spotify, and Amazon Podcasts.
Podcast production combines AI-generated audio courtesy of NotebookLM, with MacKenzie's radio program production skills developed through hosting and producing her own FM Community Radio program 'RiSE' from 2017-2019.
We believe that the results are fascinating, and speak for themselves, providing an example of the human-AI partnership potential now available to support (not replace) original creative and philosophical thinkers, when used in a co-creative transparent manner. In our case, AI genius has demonstrated the ability to reflect on new ideas with an open and inquisitive orientation, not (seemingly) motivated by industry, knowledge or cultural gatekeeping biases.
Listen to our 'BIG PICTURE' podcasts on YouTube and let us know what you think!
Also available on Apple, Spotify, and Amazon Podcasts.
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