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Today we explored the exploding world of AI-generated art through platforms like DALL-E and Midjourney. We learned how training adversarial neural networks lets A-Ices create stunning imagery from text prompts alone. And we looked at accessible use cases like easily producing on-brand marketing visuals. While revolutionary, these generative technologies also raise concerns about ethics, artistic integrity, and the co-evolution of human creativity alongside intelligent machines.

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Do you know the basics of Midjourney and looking to improve your skills? We're doing a follow-up to part 1 of our Midjourney guide and breaking down practical use cases and techniques to get you from beginner to advanced!

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Timestamps:
[00:01:40] Daily AI news
[00:06:40] Recap of part 1
[00:09:40] Choosing a real-world example to use
[00:11:10] UI/UX mock up
[00:15:40] Creating a logo
[00:17:50] Using Midjourney to create images for pain points
[00:22:30] Using images as a source
[00:28:50] Answering audience questions

Topics Covered in This Episode:
- Recap of part 1 and introduction to Midjourney
  - Paid tool
  - Requires the use of Discord
- Pros and cons of using a newbie room
- Pros and cons of creating a private server
- Audience participation: providing a business idea to visualize
- Exploring practical use cases of AI art for everyday business purposes

Keywords:
Midjourney, AI art, business purposes, paid tool, Discord, pros and cons, newbie room, private server, business idea, visualize, explore, practical use cases.

Wondering what's the best way to use Midjourney, an AI image generator? Today David Barona, Founder of  Prompter Mag. joins us as we dive into the best methods for using Midjourney and how it can be prompted with keywords, emojis, and story prompts.

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Time Stamps:
00:01:17 US presidential race uses AI; Google gaming; Baidu beats ChatGPT
00:03:15 About David and Prompter Mag
00:04:56 Using Midjourney to create a magazine
00:07:00 How Midjourney works
00:11:20 Prompting Midjourney
00:17:07 How you can use Midjourney in your daily life
00:19:09 AI and content creation

Topics Covered in This Episode:
- Versatility of Midjourney
- AI image generators and experimentation platform
- Satisfaction of completing design projects with AI
- Ownership and copyright issues
- Usage of AI in corporate content creation, legal concerns, and potential benefits
- "Keyword prompt method" for identifying aesthetic elements
- Deepfake technology and ethical considerations
- Introduction of a new magazine focused on chalk art
- AI in politics and Google's new AI strategy
- Baidu's AI bot Ernie Bot
- Everyday AI website features, including newsletters and podcasts
- Guest speaker David Barona, founder of Prompter Mag.

Keywords:
Midjourney, AI image generator, emojis, single words, story prompts, tag style prompts, text to image, experimentation platform, designer satisfaction, refined craftsmanship, train models, legal concerns, open conversation, keyword prompt method, chalk art, deepfake technology, lawsuits, watermarks, Adobe, magazine, US election, Google, Baidu, Ernie Bot, Everyday AI website, David Barona, Prompter Mag.

First up, J+M discuss Shutterstock partnering with OpenAI and what this means for ownership and IP rights. (1:56) Then they break down Apple partnering with Level to sell a smart lock (29:00) and what the world would be like with a Mach 9 spaceplane. (35:03) Molly wraps the show with a solo news breakdown! (40:37)

(0:00) Molly tees up today's segments!

(1:56) J+M break down Shutterstock partnering with OpenAI and DALL-E 2 and what this means for IP and content rights

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(16:56) How would Jason solve the "training data" problem from both sides? Is the cat out of the bag regarding ai-generated images?

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(29:00) Apple partners with Level to sell a smart lock

(35:03) WLITF: Venus Aerospace's Mach 9 spaceplane!

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(40:37) Molly solo segment!: US semiconductor employee shortage, India fines Google $113M, Apple's NFT update

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Vinny Lingham and Sunny Madra are back for another crypto roundtable! The show starts with a discussion on Nvidia's new high-powered graphics cards (2:35) and an AI-generated podcast interview. (15:21) Then, the group breaks down the SEC investigating Yuga Labs over whether or not Bored Apes are securities! (27:07)

(0:00) J+M tee up today's crypto roundtable!

(2:35) J+M welcome Sunny Madra and Vinny Lingham; Vinny breaks down his new Nvidia purchase and how graphics cards will power the next wave of AI

(14:03) Dell for Startups - Apply for Dell for Startups and get an additional 10% off at http://dell.com/twist

(15:21) Podcast.ai's AI-generated Steve Jobs/Joe Rogan interview

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(27:07) The SEC is investigating Yuga Labs over its Bored Apes NFT collection, regarding whether or not the NFTs are securities

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(37:26) What is this SEC investigation actually about? Why or why not are they securities? What are other similar examples?

(50:55) More interesting developments in the NFT space, Google announces it will use Coinbase to accept crypto payments

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Stanford AI Lab PhDs Andrey Kurenkov and Sharon Zhou discuss this week's major AI news stories, relating to Black Lives Matter, the disaster that was Genderify, possible ways jobs will be lost, and Weird A.I. Yankovic.

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