How AI Changed Advertising Forever | A Chat with Dave Clark

[@Afraid2Sleep]

Thanks for having me on the show! A great discussion. ❤

[@curiousrefuge]

Any time! We're so pumped for the course!

[@totalpkgproductions2797]

@@curiousrefuge @Afraid2Sleep you guys are Awesomely amazing! All we can say is Thank You! for keeping us in the loop. It's like live tell-a-vision 👍

[@chris_zazzman]

Really appreciate the openness in sharing about how to go about creating with these amazing tools - definitely history in the making right in front of us. Thanks again.

[@curiousrefuge]

Glad you enjoyed it! Dave is an amazing guest!

[@esther.antolin]

Undoubtedly, it is one of the best interviews you have done! It's an insightful podcast with many learnings to take away and test! Could someone please give me the name or more info about the event in Barcelona they speak about? Thanks for your inspiration and help! 💞

[@curiousrefuge]

Wow, thank you! Check out our events page on the curiousrefuge.com website to see more details about these type of events :)

[@beachchickensmedia]

insightful talk! thanks! i love that Ai video is getting better at the same time 2d hand-drawn animation is making a come back. Not only is this an exciting time, but also very fulfilling to be a part of.

[@curiousrefuge]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@totalpkgproductions2797]

lol...Wow! What an Awesomely Amazing Pod-Cast!!! at the point when you said there are so many rabbit holes you would like to go down...I was right there with you, because what your guest said was like [Nitro], as I don't think that many writers out there realize how close they are to the imagery into visibility of their imaginations. You guys are incredible...Keeping me on the edge of my seat, keep it flowing, we really appreciate the passion and the sharing of inspiration and information Curious Refuge is bringing to the masses. 1-💜ve 💯%💪👍👈

[@curiousrefuge]

We appreciate you watching and so glad you enjoyed this podcast episode!

[@themightyflog]

Thanks. You said everything I’ve been thinking and telling folks. 😊

[@curiousrefuge]

So glad we're on the same page :). Thanks for watching!

[@themightyflog]

@@curiousrefugehopefully you’ll see some stuff coming from me. Trying to do first AI animated full length film. Using animatediff to cascaduer. Some stuff I hope folks will like.

[@TheAiDaddy]

Love all his work, great creator and is a leader in the ai space 👏

[@curiousrefuge]

Agreed 100% :)

[@steventapia_motiondesigner]

Thanks for the interview! He’s been creating awesome AI videos.

[@curiousrefuge]

Our pleasure! Dave is the best!

[@steventapia_motiondesigner]

@@curiousrefuge definitely!

[@Afraid2Sleep]

🙌@@steventapia_motiondesigner

[@ppowell1212]

Great content. Thanks for sharing

[@curiousrefuge]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheBlessingReport]

Where is the ai filmmaker contest in Spain link that was promised to be placed in the description for March?

[@curiousrefuge]

Check out events page: curiousrefuge.com/ai-film-events

[@zero1cine]

Great talk, amazing work Dave 🤘🏻✨

[@curiousrefuge]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@maryah.3205]

I came through Blair Vermette adidas AI ad search!

[@curiousrefuge]

Glad you found us!

[@aigirlsjourney]

Great clip, thx for great content. I have discovered a lot of great tools because of you, keep doing !

[@curiousrefuge]

Glad you like them! Dave is an awesome guest!

[@themightyflog]

Hahaha. I was thinking of your class and dealing with clients. Art is one thing. Clients are another.

[@curiousrefuge]

We appreciate you watching!

[@elvisvan]

42:12 where can i see this ai advertising course now?

[@curiousrefuge]

At our website! curiousrefuge.com :)

[@ggalan212]

packed with alpha thank you

[@curiousrefuge]

why thank you!

[@pierrew1532]

Americans are always excited about anything new and stimulating even when it's gonna doom what they say they cherish. Music has become a commodity with peer to peer and so on, but it was very exciting. The rest of arts is becoming a commodity too in the 10 coming years, artwork first, video/movies after, storytelling last, just cause it's slightly more complex to polish. But a tsunami doesn't care about what is "slightly". Then @Afraid2Sleep you won't have to bother pitching your ideas with some IA generated trailer in the hope of getting a big production signed and made, cause the industry won"t exist anymore. Only swamps of cheap content on youtube made by bored dorm students. "I wanna tell the best stories" no you just wanna get more and more stimulated like most of us in the coming generations. It's addiction cycle. If you wanted to tell the best stories you would just write on a page of paper with a pen. I just don't get how so many people like this channel creators never stop for a second and watch their pavlovian excitement from 3ft away. It's just pure cognitive excitation. It is short term and no where does it prove to actually be good for humans beyond this initial stimulus. Amercians are so tiring with this culture of "wow this is so exciting". It's dopamine and technologism led society, "if it's new, it's great and exciting" which is by definition the negation of any kind of sustained societal thinking.

[@curiousrefuge]

We appreciate your perspective. Although we respectfully disagree with your outlook, we do think there are many important conversations to be had with varying POVs. More than likely they will happen in 2024 (and some in the courts!). Stay tuned!

[@TheBlessingReport]

His voice sounds like zuby

[@curiousrefuge]

Who? ::checks google::

[@JGeo1]

Democratizing our way to 10 billion films per year that get 3 views apiece and no one will pay for. Sort of like any one of the 10,000 pictures that I've taken over the last several years that I rarely stumble across. I can't wait.

[@curiousrefuge]

Interesting perspective. Remember, regardless of the content (even without AI there is already so much that no person can consume everything) the best content will always rise to the top and no matter which tools are used - the best will have human emotion injected into it.

[@JGeo1]

@curiousrefuge ... It may just be my unusual interest in animation and production, but as soon as I know that AI is heavily involved in the making of a project I immediately lose interest and its value to me plummets. I am amazed by great artwork that takes a lot of time, effort and hard fought skill to make happen, so at best 1 of 3 of those is left with AI. I will never be impressed by something created in an hour or two, simply because it was created in just an hour or two. AI has pretty much ruined my enjoyment of image artwork(when they are suspected of being AI) and soon it is likely to ruin my enjoyment of commercials, then movies. Most every AI video/animation I have seen is pretty cool looking (many times uncontrollably bizarre), but I'm already worn out on them. What would have been really cool, is just worthless to me now. I'm sure this all seems exciting to you (trying to show people the way to AI filmmaking), but soon enough AI will be making the videos to replace you for the then dwindling amount of people that still think that doing this as a job is still viable. Good luck... we will see how this ages in 2 or 3 years.

[@JGeo1]

Maybe this response wont disappear... It may just be my unusual interest in animation and production, but as soon as I know that AI is heavily involved in the making of a project I immediately lose interest and its value to me plummets. I am amazed by great artwork that takes a lot of time, effort and hard fought skill to make happen, so at best 1 of 3 of those is left with AI. I will never be impressed by something created in an hour or two, simply because it was created in just an hour or two. AI has pretty much ruined my enjoyment of image artwork(when they are suspected of being AI) and soon it is likely to ruin my enjoyment of commercials, then movies. Most every AI video/animation I have seen is pretty cool looking (many times uncontrollably bizarre), but I'm already worn out on them. What would have been really cool, is just worthless to me now. I'm sure this all seems exciting to you (trying to show people the way to AI filmmaking), but soon enough AI will be making the videos to replace you for the then dwindling amount of people that still think that doing this as a job is still viable. Good luck... we will see how this ages in 2 or 3 years.@@curiousrefuge

[@Stefan0_o]

Is this not a race to the bottom ? When ' traditional means ' of making imagery is just to expensive for the studio/ brand / client and is a luxury not to use AI. Pushing the wages down of real content creators to a point where its no longer a realistic career avenue for the future.

[@curiousrefuge]

If everything stayed the same I can see how this is a race to the bottom, but the entire industry will be disrupted and changed. Given that idea, we don't believe this is a race to the bottom at all but rather and total shift in how things are done.