"AI is trained on averageness. But I’m not average.”
The third guest in our series is 40-year veteran cartoonist and former New Yorker editor, Bob Mankoff. He reminds us of one crucial truth in the age of Gen AI.
“The creator has to understand—they, as a human, are the ultimate arbiter."
Can machines truly understand humor? What is the one thing AI will never replicate—the uniquely human essence? And more importantly, how can we reclaim it within ourselves? This episode is a must-watch for any artist, illustrator, or creative feeling lost or uncertain in the age of generative AI.
00:00 Intro
01:12 From 2 years of Rejections to New Yorker Editor
03:04 Advice for Young Creators
04:00 How AI Entered My Cartoonist World
06:11 Will AI Ever Replace Human Artists?
06:50 Will You Be Average or Extraordinary?
07:51 The One Question AI Will Never Be Able to Answer
Watch more episodes of our series exploring AI and human agency!
👉Ep.1 How Stanford Teaches AI-Powered Creativity in Just 13 MinutesㅣJeremy Utley
👉Ep.2 Fix your AI-limited mindset in 12 mins | Caltech, Anima Anandkumar
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