Legal But Heartbreaking - Anthropic's Book Shredding, Sophie from Artificial Insanity on the artist/AI divide and South Korea's public AI

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In episode 34, Sophie Webb from Artificial Insanity guests AI&The Creative Professional and discusses all things AI and creativity with Kat. Anthropic's book shredding, the release of Opus 5, the cataclysmic divide between artists over the AI debate and the VFX cost compression - as well as South Korea's foray into making AI a public utility to access for all.

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