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Hello creatives. I'm Joanna Penn. And this is episode number 532 of the podcast. And it is Wednesday

the 10th of February 2021 as I record this.

So in today's show, I'm talking to Arthur I. Miller, author of The Artist in the Machine,

about what creativity is, the various ways that humans are collaborating with AI to create art,

and what he sees as the future of AI and creativity.

I highly recommend the book. It will blow your mind in terms of what is happening already with

AI and various forms of art. And of course, things progress further every day. There's just a couple

of things that we mentioned that I wanted to clarify up front.

First of all, GPT3, the natural language generation tool released by OpenAI, and only available in limited beta.

I don't have access to it at the time of recording this, but there are an increasing number of tools built on top of it.

I have listed them all at thecreativepen.com

forward slash AI writing. So the creative pen.com forward slash AI writing links in the show notes

in the categories of journalism, content writing, copywriting, marketing, creative writing.

And I say I list all the tools. I list a lot of the tools,

but there are so many there are literally some popping up every single week at the moment,

because a lot of companies are building tools on top of this. And there will be more to come.

As we mentioned, Microsoft is also going to be most likely, they've licensed it using it in their tools.

I have gone into more detail on GPT3 in episode 518 on writing in an age of AI if you want to

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