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Welcome to February!

☕️ Here's what we’re gabbing about today:

• Want to find the quietest place in the world?! 👀 

• Here are some Free LinkedIn Learning classes! 😎

• Week 2 of video series 🥳 

• AI job roundup this week 💫 

🎥 AI on the screen

Week 2: The Human side of AI 🔥 

I chatted with Filmmaker Quinn Halleck and discussed the recent developments in AI filmmaking, including the approaches, challenges, and future outlook for integrating AI tools to enhance creativity in the production pipeline.

Key takeaways:

1. AI is being used in filmmaking for new creative ideas and to tackle production problems.

2. AI's future in films involves using it at every stage of creation for more creativity and better efficiency.

3. There are issues with AI tools, like making them ready for TV and fitting into current ways of making films.

4. It's key to balance AI and classic filmmaking, as they can both improve each other.

5. AI isn't taking over from artists, but helping them be more creative and do more in filmmaking.

👨‍🍳 AI Vibes: 3 Free LinkedIn Learning AI Classes to Try!  

1. What is Generative AI?

Pinar Seyhan Demirdag teaches the basics of generative AI, how it's changing jobs in many fields, and how to make your own AI content, along with discussing its future and important ethical points.

2. Streamlining Your Work with Copilot (formerly Bing Chat/Bing Chat Enterprise)

Jess Stratton shows you how to use Microsoft Bing Chat for different tasks like making ideas, summarizing information, and making work easier, including the basics of how chat AI tools work.

3. Why You Need to Know About Artificial Intelligence

This video is a beginner-friendly guide about AI, perfect for managers, directors, and students, explaining the basics of how AI and machine learning work in a simple way.

✨ Vibes Board

Here are some of my favorite things from this week:

🫶 AI in the News

Universal Music Group Leaves TikTok

Universal Music Group is taking its songs off TikTok because they want better pay for their artists, which could mean no more music from big stars like Taylor Swift on the app.

1. Universal Music Group (UMG) is removing its songs from TikTok due to inadequate compensation for artists and songwriters.

2. The dispute may lead to the disappearance of music from popular artists like Taylor Swift, Drake, and Olivia Rodrigo from TikTok.

3. UMG criticizes TikTok for offering lower payments compared to other platforms, concerns over AI's impact on intellectual property, and issues with copyright infringement and harmful content.

👀 Job Board

Here are some awesome open positions in the AI space that I would love to see one of our readers fill:

• GM, Data Partnerships | The Trade Desk

  • salary: $402,500 /yr

• Director, Client Partnerships - Media | Zeta Global

  • salary: $300,000 /yr

• Sr. Director Product, Creator Studio | Roblox 

  • salary: $498,680 /yr

• Account Executive, Media | Snowflake

  • salary: $385,000 /yr

What is IYKYK? (If you know, you know) 💅

My name is Sarah Stoker and I’ve been writing about AI in the creative space since April. My goal is to make learning about AI accessible. I’m here to create a lifestyle of creativity alongside AI. I would love to have you along my journey.