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Larry McNeil
4:24 - 4:56
"in the age of artificial intelligence, artists need to be more innovative with making a living as artists. We need to be innovative and reassert the authenticity of our art in the face of AI."
“in the age of artificial intelligence, artists need to be more innovative with making a living as artists. We need to be innovative and reassert the authenticity of our art in the face of AI.”
- Speaker
- Larry McNeil
- Timestamp
- 4:24 – 4:56
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- July 21, 2026
From the transcript
I really like that part, you know, so researchers can, you know, come and study what you have recorded here. So I really love that part. And I just wanted to briefly say something quickly about the lecture today. You know, it's going to be about in the age of artificial intelligence, artists need to be more innovative with making a living as artists. We need to be innovative and reassert the authenticity of our art in the face of AI.
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