Season 4 Episode 4

Generative AI + Creative Work with Big Technology's Alex Kantrowitz | The {Closed} Session

Alex Kantrowitz, journalist and author of Big Technology, joins Tom and Vivek in the studio to discuss his road to journalism, ad tech, and the business and ethical considerations of generative AI.

Alex recounts his career shift and discusses the impact of generative AI on journalism, drawing from an incident where AI tools were used to plagiarize his work. The discussion also covers the role of AI in improving performance across fields like journalism and software engineering, and its applications in law and music. AI can simply automate specific tasks, but is it likely to replace the necessity for critical thinking and domain expertise?

View Transcript and Podcast Episodes Here: [ Ссылка ]
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
About The {Closed} Session

Building a company from scratch is soul-sucking and mind-numbingly hard – but it’s the best thing ever. We know this because we've built a couple ourselves - and we're building a lot more right now.

We’ve made a lot of money for our employees, our shareholders, ourselves – we’re proud of that - and that’s why we want to talk about how it’s done.

Join us – Tom Chavez and Vivek Vaidya – in The {Closed} Session, where we reveal all the joys and sorrows of company building. From the guttermost to the uttermost, we’re not going to hold back.

Listen to full episodes at www.theclosedsession.com

свернуть