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πŸŽ™ My advice for film + TV creatives on the AI wave

Published 20 days agoΒ β€’Β 1 min read

Hey Reader,

I'm excited to share a new (free!) podcast episode – I sat down for 90 minutes with Zack Arnold, the founder of Optimize Yourself and an acclaimed film and television editor who's worked on shows like Empire, Burn Notice, Glee and Cobra Kai.

πŸŽ™ We talked about AI, the metaphors and explanations I've discovered that make advanced machine learning easy to visualize for everybody, and what's coming for film, tech and other industries in the next year.

​Here's the full episode on the Optimize Yourself podcast.​

By the way, Zack has some incredible credits and I'll be sharing more of his work in the coming months – but if you are a fellow child of the '80s or '90s, you will understand why appearing as a guest on a podcast that's also hosted actors from Karate Kid and Super Troopers is basically the pinnacle of my life's work πŸ™‚

This month is all about learning AI fast.

If you're one of the 500+ people who responded to our survey on Sunday, thank you so much for your insights. One of the biggest takeaways is that tens of thousands of IWAI readers are strapped for time, and want to learn AI as quickly as efficiently as possible.

That's why we're doubling down on providing Fast, Actionable AI Knowledge – Without the Noise as part of our new Innovating with AI Insights membership.

There are 7 articles and 6 private podcast episodes waiting for you when you start your free trial of Insights. After that, it's just $14/mo (price goes up after the next 70 members) for our best and most streamlined AI analysis and education.

There's lots more to come, but for today, reply with the answer to this question:

What's the #1 thing you want to learn about AI in the next 3 months?

Reply now – I read every message.

– Rob Howard
Founder of Innovating with AI

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