AI in Podcasting: Enhancing Creativity or Threatening Authenticity?

As Artificial Intelligence continues to be ever more present in podcasting, discussions and conversations have appeared online at an equal rate on whether this is a good or bad thing for the podcasting industry.

Does it make life easier when it comes to creating content, or does it run the risk of making podcasting redundant through an increased lack of originality?

Join Mark, Danny, and guest co-host Liam Heffernan as they dissect the article and review each viewpoint.

Our guest co-host this week: Liam Heffernan

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• Scarlett Johansson’s OpenAI clash is just the start of legal wrangles over artificial intelligence | Artificial intelligence (AI) | The Guardian
• Apollo Pods | Best Podcast App for Fiction Lovers
• How Can Podcast Discoverability Be Improved: The Ultimate Podcast Puzzle - Ear Worthy
• Does AI Need Regulation in Podcasting? - In & Around Podcasting

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