Brian Magerko's guest appearances

Brian Magerko

The Improv In Action Podcast

The QTS Experience

Mark Kendall

Jonathan Pitts

Jill Bernard

Billy Merritt

Ryan Archibald

Stephen Nachmanovitch

Erik Dahl

Marcia Marcia Marcia

Jim Karwisch

Jay Revis

Amanda Rountree

Katie Elkins

Improv Worldview

Sebastian Ruf

Gina Rickicki

OwlTail

We live in amazing times. There are Open AI  tools available that enable those of us that are creative with a little “c” to explore and create without having to have the physical skills necessary to paint or draw. To write a screenplay, or compose and play music.  There are still other tools can be used in the medical and mental health fields as a counselor or a radiologist. The potential of the applications and opportunities are mind-boggling to think of. I can’t help but ask myself, what’s the impact of these on the marketplace? On Trademark or ownership? On Society? I don’t make my living as an artist or a musician – so I don’t feel threatened by them. Should we trust them to diagnose medical conditions or perform counseling? What’s the consequence of “removing” more human interaction? This week Dr Brian Magerko  a Professor of Digital Media in the School of Literature, Media, and Culture and a Human-Centered Computing faculty member in the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Tech. He is also the Graduate Director of the Digital Media grad program at Tech. He earned a B.S. in Cognitive Science from Carnegie Mellon University and a Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of Michigan., Brian has been in some form of this discussion for going on 30 years – and has a great perspective and insight to share.

We live in amazing times. There are Open AI  tools available that enable those of us that are creative with a little “c” to explore and create without having to have the physical skills necessary to paint or draw. To write a screenplay, or compose and play music.  There are still other tools can be used in the medical and mental health fields as a counselor or a radiologist. The potential of the applications and opportunities are mind-boggling to think of. I can’t help but ask myself, what’s the impact of these on the marketplace? On Trademark or ownership? On Society? I don’t make my living as an artist or a musician – so I don’t feel threatened by them. Should we trust them to diagnose medical conditions or perform counseling? What’s the consequence of “removing” more human interaction? This week Dr Brian Magerko  a Professor of Digital Media in the School of Literature, Media, and Culture and a Human-Centered Computing faculty member in the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Tech. He is also the Graduate Director of the Digital Media grad program at Tech. He earned a B.S. in Cognitive Science from Carnegie Mellon University and a Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of Michigan., Brian has been in some form of this discussion for going on 30 years – and has a great perspective and insight to share.

Episode 150; Brian Magerko Open AI, ChatGPT, DALL-E, Deep Learning

Jim and Lucas sit down with Ga Tech professor Brian Magerko to talk about Improv, Robots, DJing, and the Expressive Machinery Lab https://expressivemachinery.gatech.edu/

Jim and Lucas sit down with Ga Tech professor Brian Magerko to talk about Improv, Robots, DJing, and the Expressive Machinery Lab <a href="https://expressivemachinery.gatech.edu/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://expressivemachinery.gatech.edu/</a>

S2E15 - Improv Robots with Brian Magerko and the Expressive Machinery Lab