• 00:00:00 – Theme Song
• 00:00:29 – Welcome to the AI Epsiode
• 00:01:33 – Chatbot Apps
• 00:04:49 – Image Generation Apps
• 00:07:41 – The State of AI Hardware Devices
• 00:10:32 – AI Content Generation Guidelines

CODE BLACK concept video created with AI tools:

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In this episode of the Proof of My Existence podcast, I delve into the world of artificial intelligence (AI) tools and their impact on various creative endeavors. As host, I share insights into the realm of AI, focusing on chatbots, image creation tools, video generation applications, music AI tools, and AI hardware devices.

I start by discussing popular generative AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, Claude by Anthropic, and Pi.ai, each offering unique features and capabilities. I highlight the advancements in AI technology, including the integration of large language models and third-party plugins to enhance user experience.

Moving on to image creation tools, I mention Dall-E 3, ImageFX by Google, Stability AI’s Dream Studio, Adobe Firefly, and Midjourney as some of the prominent options available. I note the measures some companies are taking to address copyright concerns by incorporating watermarks and avoiding generating content in specific artist styles.

When it comes to video generation tools, I discuss applications such as Synesthesia, DeepBrain AI, Haiper, Veed.io, and Steve.ai. I also discuss the concept of AI avatars in tools like HeyGen, designed for creating unique training and translation videos for corporate entities.

Furthermore, I explore AI tools for music production, such as Udio.com and Suno.com, which offer capabilities for generating music compositions based on keywords. I showcase how these tools were used to create the podcast theme song and video concept, exemplifying their creative potential at no cost.

In the realm of AI hardware devices, I shed light on products like the Humane AI Pin, Rabbit R1, and Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses. I share insights into their functionalities, including gesture-based navigation, screen displays, and AI-integrated features, highlighting both the innovative aspects and limitations of such devices.

As the episode wraps up, I provide essential guidelines for creators using AI tools, emphasizing the importance of accuracy, intellectual property considerations, and maintaining aesthetic and ethical standards while generating content. I underscores the evolving landscape of AI technology and promises to keep listeners informed about the latest developments in the tech industry.

• 00:00:00 – Recollections and Relocation
• 00:01:29 – Family Struggles and Loss
• 00:04:20 – Finding My Place
• 00:05:35 – Nostalgic Memories and New Beginnings
• 00:06:58 – What’s Next

Stephen shares his recent emotional journey, from transferring old photos to the passing of his great aunt and grandfather due to COVID-19. He reflects on relocating to St. Thomas with his wife, discussing the cultural adjustments and daily island life challenges. Stephen reminisces about his late grandfather, a photographer, emphasizing his struggles with self-identity and rediscovery in his hometown. He expresses his intention to create authentic content and reconnect with his creative endeavors after a hiatus, aiming to share genuine experiences with his audience.

But what does it all mean? I have a theory. Listen up!

Many fans either didn’t know about the massacre and many felt the plot was too political. I’m not going to address the other elements of the show but wanted to discuss the Tulsa Massacre and other events concerning white supremacist violence that were widespread events in American History that we may not be aware of.

Topics referenced:

• Red Summer
• The Tulsa Massacre
• The Wilmington Massacre
• The Rosewood Massacre
• Alfred Moore Waddell
• Winston Salem’s Confederate Monument Removed
• Mass Racial Violence in the United States

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I will share my thoughts on the Bird Box craze.

The Netflix show has become the event of the holiday. Opinions, complaints and hidden meanings. You know you want to watch.

Edit that I couldn’t fix without it sounding chopped should be, “They want you to see the world the way they see the world.”

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Brandi Collins-Calhoun is the Director of Reproductive and Maternal Health at the YWCA Greensboro. She studied History at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University and is currently a student midwife at the National Midwifery Institute. Brandi has been committed to birth work for 6 years in multiple capacities ranging from full spectrum doula, childbirth educator and lactation advocate . She has dedicated to centering her work around reproductive and birth justice to focus on maternal mortality rates in people of color.

Jasmine Getrouw-Moore educator, professional networker, connection maker, and action taker. I am an experienced public health professional and social justice advocate with a wide range of skills. My professional expertise is rooted in maternal and child health education and anti-racism organizing. My maternal and child health education “toolbox” encompasses education strategies and approaches for expanding health and wellness across the lifespan (childbirth education, prenatal parenting education, Safe Sleep education, and life skills education).

Christina M. Yongue is passionate about racial health equity, Black liberation, and community health and organizing. She was one of the Project Managers for the “Accountability for Cancer Care through Undoing Racism and Equity” Research Study, which was developed through the Greensboro Health Disparities Collaborative. She now works at UNCG to teach and direct educational programs for the next generation of community health educators. She is also passionate about raising her two daughters with strong sisterhood values.

Race Isn’t a Risk Factor in Maternal Health. Racism Is.

Black Momma’s Matter Alliance

Death By Delivery: a searing portrait of the cost of racism in America

The Status of Black Women in The United States (Full Report)

Plus, the latest in the Cord Cutting Chronicles. Here’s Tom’s Guide review of the live tv streaming services I discussed. Hulu Live  TV looked like a winner but the dealbreaker was inexplicably no Android TV app, so I couldn’t evaluate.

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