The Ethics Of AI: Creative Ownership In The Digital Age Deep Space And Dragons podcast

The Ethics of AI: Creative Ownership in the Digital Age

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Richard and Karl dive into the ethical complexities of AI-generated content, workplace dynamics, and character creation in tabletop RPGs while sharing personal updates and anime observations.
• Richard balances multiple jobs while helping students with their emotional wellbeing
• Karl works on his rock-paper-scissors card game using light table technology
• The legal implications of AI-generated art mean no one truly owns the copyright
• Using AI in creative processes raises ethical questions about supporting actual artists
• Character creation in Vampire the Masquerade requires thoughtful consideration of motivations
• Anime characters sometimes feel like they belong in completely different shows
• Chi-Chi from Dragon Ball would dominate Iron Chef competition due to her experience feeding Saiyans
• Impractical weapons in anime like returning boomerangs defy real-world physics
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Chapters

1. Welcome and Personal Updates (00:00:00)

2. Workplace Dynamics and Identity Politics (00:07:30)

3. AI-Generated Art and Copyright Ethics (00:18:10)

4. Vampire the Masquerade Character Creation (00:37:40)

5. Characters That Don't Fit Their Stories (00:49:40)

6. Anime Food Reality Check and Iron Chef (01:06:30)

7. Hilarious Impractical Weapons in Media (01:10:45)

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