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Join host Bryndan D. Moore in this engaging episode of The Black Futurist Podcast as he explores whether modern elevators qualify as robots with engineer Brandon Carter. Learn about the future of tech at Atlanta Tech Week and the Render Conference, featuring insights from Angie Jones on the impact of AI on careers and Kedasha Kerr's remarkable transition from social work to tech. Discover thought-provoking discussions on generative AI, responsible automation, and advice for budding developers.00:00 Introduction and Elevator Curiosity01:02 Exploring Modern Elevators as Robots01:12 Atlanta Tech Week and Render Conference04:15 Interview with Angie Jones on AI and Careers10:44 The Future of AI in Software Development20:32 Kedahsa Kerr's Journey from Social Work to Development21:28 Financial Struggles and Career Transition22:27 Discovering Coding and Mindset Shifts23:52 Balancing Multiple Jobs24:41 Living in Florida and Financial Realities25:13 Advising Startups on Sourcing Talent26:24 Learning Programming Languages26:45 Navigating the Tech Industry Today28:18 Investing and Financial Management30:14 Building Online Communities and Social Media Impact32:35 Applying Empathy in Tech35:21 Future Plans and Exciting Projects37:32 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

The Role of AI in Education: Critical Analysis with Dr. Maurice Ellis Dolberry | The Black Futurist PodcastIn this episode of The Black Futurist Podcast, hosted by Bryndan D. Moore, special guest Dr. Maurice Ellis Dolberry, aka 'Mo the Educator,' delves into the significant impact of AI on education. The conversation covers the potential end of literacy and critical thinking due to misuse of AI, the importance of assessment in learning, and the challenges of maintaining educational standards in an AI-dominated era. Dr. Dolberry shares insights on the necessity of human educators, the dangers of relying solely on AI, the cultural biases in AI models, and the future implications for a generation growing up with AI as a constant companion.00:00 The Impact of AI on Education00:44 Introduction of the Guest and Personal Updates02:04 The Ubiquity and Surface-Level Use of AI03:05 Philosophical Questions on AI in Education03:55 The Role of Teachers in the Age of AI04:43 The Importance of Assessment in Education05:12 AI as a Tool for Learning and Its Limitations09:53 The Concept of Zone of Proximal Development11:02 The Dangers of Replacing Educators with AI11:31 Khan Academy and AI in Learning12:39 Balancing AI Efficiency with Critical Thinking14:22 The Question of AI Personhood18:02 AI Integration in Education and Its Challenges25:41 Cultural Implications of AI in Education34:13 Introduction to the Model34:46 Empowering Personal Knowledge Creation35:05 Training AI for Education36:03 The Role of Educators in AI Integration43:39 Critical Thinking and AI46:57 Future of AI in Therapy and Education49:47 Challenges and Opportunities in AI52:36 The Importance of Critical Analysis57:13 Concluding Thoughts and Reflections

Exploring the Future: AI, Robotics, and Innovations at CES 2025 Join host Bryndan Moore on The Black Futurist Podcast as he recaps his experiences at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 in Las Vegas. From groundbreaking advancements in AI, including generative, deterministic, and agentic AI, to innovations in virtual commerce, wearable tech, autonomous driving, and more, this episode provides a comprehensive overview of the latest tech trends shaping our future. Bryndan shares key insights from his presentations on AI, demos revolutionary products from companies like Adobe and Sony, and dives into the implications of AI on various industries. Tune in to explore the cutting-edge technology that is set to transform our world. 00:00 Introduction and Host's Experience at CES 2025 01:12 Generative AI: The Game Changer 04:15 Deterministic AI: Pattern Recognition Revolution 06:10 Agentic AI: The Next Frontier 12:25 Virtual Commerce: The Future of Shopping 18:53 AI Video Translation: Breaking Language Barriers 21:55 AI in Business and Media: A New Era 25:49 Exploring Language Translation Devices 26:52 Shenzhen Time Kettle: Moving Beyond Phones 28:52 Plaud.ai: Revolutionizing Translation and Recording 31:29 Exoskeletons: Enhancing Human Capabilities 33:31 Smart Glasses: The Future of Wearables 36:37 Sony's Innovations: From Cars to Cameras 40:55 Autonomous Vehicles: The Road Ahead 44:15 Robotics and AI in Warehousing and Agriculture 48:01 Conclusion and Future Episodes

Join Niya Palmer, co-creator of "Miss Governor" (now on Netflix), in a lively roundtable with Bryndan D. Moore, Brittany Bell Surratt from Hip Hop Caucus, and Dr. Maurice Dolberry. Dive into the creative journey behind the show, the unique comedic and political backdrop of Mississippi, and the power of representation in media. The conversation covers everything from the challenges of breaking into Hollywood, the importance of telling authentic stories, to the impact of AI on the creative process. Plus, enjoy personal stories about family, resilience, and the making of a groundbreaking series.Key topics:The inspiration and process behind "Miss Governor"Mississippi’s portrayal in media and real lifeBalancing comedy and political commentaryThe role of family, community, and HBCU experiencesNavigating Hollywood as a Black creativeThe impact of AI on writing and productionAdvice for aspiring writers and creatorsDon’t miss Niya’s insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and the panel’s candid, humorous take on culture, creativity, and resilience.Follow Niya Palmer on IG: @niyapalmertrustyChapters:00:00 - Introduction & Mississippi Representation05:00 - Meet Niya Palmer: Co-creator of "Miss Governor"08:00 - Howard University Memories & HBCU Life13:00 - The Creative Process: From Idea to Netflix18:00 - Comedy, Politics, and Real-World Inspiration23:00 - Family, Upbringing, and Only Child Stories28:00 - The Writers’ Room: Authenticity & Collaboration33:00 - AI, Technology, and the Future of Storytelling38:00 - Advice for Aspiring Creators41:00 - Reflections on Resilience & Making It Happen45:00 - Closing Thoughts & Where to Watch "Miss Governor"

Live from AFROTECH 2024: Insights, Experiences, and Opportunities Join Bryndan D. Moore from The Black Futurist Podcast as he reports live from AfroTech 2024 in Houston, Texas. In this episode, attendees, shares their impressions, experiences, and highlights of the conference. From discussing career journeys and the significance of AFROTECH's location to networking opportunities and cultural celebrations, this episode provides a comprehensive look at the vibrant AfroTech community. Special guests include Howard University alumni, industry professionals, and recruiters who emphasize the importance of representation and innovation in technology. Tune in to hear about the impact of AfroTech, the future of Black technologists, and what makes this conference a must-attend event. 00:00 Introduction to The Black Futurist Podcast 00:47 My Tech Journey: From Journalism to Cloud Solutions 01:56 AfroTech 2024: First Impressions and Location Insights 02:55 Experiences and Highlights from AfroTech Attendees 05:06 The Unique Cultural Celebration at AfroTech 05:59 Delta Air Lines at AfroTech: Talent and Opportunities 06:55 Feedback and Critique: AI in Manufacturing Panel 08:07 Netflix Live Event Issues: A Conversation 10:27 Black Hair and Tech: Exploring Opportunities 11:01 Conclusion: Reflections on AfroTech 2024 AfroTech 2024, AfroTech Highlights, The Black Futurist Podcast, Bryndan D. Moore, Black technologists, Black recruiters, Black founders, Black funders, Tech conferences, Houston tech events, Howard University, HBCU graduates, Tech industry insights, Cloudflare solutions engineer, AWS solutions architect, Digital business, Black women in tech, Tech panel discussions, AI in manufacturing, Networking in tech, AfroTech community, Black professionals, AfroTech review, Career growth in tech, Recruiters at AfroTech, Tech innovations, Live event streaming issues, Netflix streaming, Delta Airlines at AfroTech, Tech job opportunities

Join Bryndan Moore from The Black Futurist Podcast as he explores DreamHack 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia alongside Dwayne Meekins from North Carolina A&T Aggie E-Sports lab. The episode features interviews with attendees like AimezTaco and Black Princess Peach, insights from the BYOC (Bring Your Own Computer) section, discussions with Sony representatives about new PC gaming gear, and conversations with industry professionals like Becky from ESL Gaming. Discover all the excitement, new technology, competitive gaming, and the vibrant community spirit that make DreamHack a must-attend event. 00:00 Welcome to DreamHack 2024 00:27 Meet the Cosplayers 01:16 Exploring DreamHack with Dwayne Meekins 02:26 ZuNebula's DreamHack Experience 04:03 BYOC: Bring Your Own Computer 07:15 Cosplay Highlights and Interviews 09:49 Sony INZONE Showcase 11:07 Behind the Scenes with Becky from ESL Gaming

In this special episode of The Black Futurist Podcast, Bryndan D. Moore introduces guests Dr. Hannah Oldham and Dr. Nia Abdullah, who explore the future of education amid advancements like AI, quantum computing, and robotics. They discuss the importance of fostering innovation, the role of new technologies, soft skills, and creating inclusive environments for students, particularly in STEM fields. They share practical insights and experiences on integrating technology, building community trust, tackling educational equity, and supporting underrepresented groups. The conversation concludes with a visionary discussion on the future of education in a utopian society. 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 00:21 The Future of Education: Key Questions 00:57 Snippet 02:16 Guest Introductions 02:50 AI and Technology in Education 06:12 Community Involvement and Educational Equity 11:02 Real-World Problem Solving in Classrooms 23:25 Girls Who Code: Empowering Young Women in STEM 26:01 Hand-Drawn Maps and Digital Transformation 26:35 Launching the Crafter's Website 27:07 Soft Skills in Action 28:27 Scientific Symposium and Community Research 30:05 Challenges and Triumphs in Data Collection 33:00 Empowering Women in STEM 35:39 The Importance of Near-Peer Mentorship 35:55 Building Trust in Community Programs 37:13 Creating Safe Spaces for Girls in STEM 42:41 Imagining the Future of Education 47:26 Gamification and Global Problem Solving 48:26 Meet the Experts

This episode of The Black Futurist podcast features an in-depth conversation with Dr. Hassan Tetteh, a distinguished surgeon, author, and former U.S. Navy Chief Medical Informatics Officer, exploring the transformative power of AI in healthcare. Dr. Tetteh shares his journey from graffiti artist to thoracic surgeon, emphasizing the role of art and creative expression in his medical career. The discussion delves into clinical informatics, the strategic application of AI in military medicine, and the development of AI tools that outperform human specialists in detecting cancers. Tetteh also discusses his books in the 'The Art of Human Care' series and his vision for future healthcare, highlighting significant military contributions to medical advancements. The conversation pivots to address the importance of data diversity in AI model training, the ethical considerations in AI deployment, and the concept of using AI as a decision-support tool rather than a replacement for human judgment. 0:00 Exploring the Intersection of AI and Medicine with Dr. Hassan Tetteh 01:01 Opening Remarks: Bryndan D. Moore 01:54 Guest Introduction: Dr. Hassan Tetteh's Unique Journey 03:04 Exploring the Art of Human Care with AI 03:13 Dr. Tetteh's Personal and Professional Background 05:20 The Intersection of Art, Medicine, and AI 14:06 Deterministic vs. Generative AI: Applications in Medicine 14:41 AI's Role in Healthcare: Enhancing Medical Practices 25:45 Leveraging AI in Healthcare: Military Insights and Civilian Applications 26:28 The Power of Zip Codes: How Geography Influences Health 27:08 Harnessing Military Data for AI Advancements 36:56 The Role of AI in Healthcare: Standards, Testing, and Evaluation 44:27 Upcoming Event: The Art of Human Care Live 46:42 Personal Insights: Top Five MCs and More

In this episode of The Black Futurist Podcast, host Bryndan D. Moore gathers insights from tech experts Sarah Ivey, Tim Hanlon, and Dr. Brad Berens following their participation at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2024. They discuss emerging trends and technologies, including advancements in AI, real-time translation devices, digital health innovations, and the future potential of augmented reality glasses. They also explore the growing trend for cross-technology collaboration, AI integration in gadgets, and discuss the implications of immersive personalized streaming in the context of live events and sports. The conversation additionally highlights the significance of sustainable tech development and its expected focus in future CES shows. 0:00 CES 2024 01:19 Memorable Tech from CES 01:33 The Power of Cross-Technology Collaboration 02:51 Implications of AI 03:58 Digital Health Innovations 08:15 The Rise of AI Compliance 09:26 The Future of Mixed Reality 11:22 Predictions for Next Year's CES 13:24 Tim Hanlon 14:10 The Evolution of TV Streaming 18:59 The Role of Design in Tech 23:04 The Intersection of Commerce and Technology 25:29 Conclusion 25:36 The Evolution of Barcodes and QR Codes 26:06 Exploring XREAL and Advanced QR Codes 28:58 The Future of Streaming Personalization 31:25 The Wild West of Tech Spending 31:32 The Impact of AI in Various Industries 33:18 The Dangers of AI in News Reporting 34:57 The Need for Legislation in AI 35:19 Dr. Brad Berens 35:19 The Future of CES and AI 41:34 The Rise of Ambient Computing 44:55 The Future of Digital Health 50:18 Closing Thoughts on Digital Health Trends #CES2024 #TechInnovation #FutureTrends #TheBlackFuturistPodcast #AIInsights #DigitalHealth #TechConference #TechCollaboration #MR #AR #XR #VR #AugmentedReality #VirtualReality #DigitalTransformation #inventingtomorrowshow

Join host Bryndan D. Moore in this episode of The Black Futurist as he delves into the journey of first-time parenthood at age 50 with Dr. Maurice Dolberry. They discuss the modern advancements in fertility treatments, the emotional and mental challenges of navigating parenthood, and the technological changes in baby care that make the process fascinating and complex. Learn about everything from baby monitors to the sci-fi-like state of baby bottles, and gain insights into Maurice's experiences of becoming a father of twins at an advanced age. Don't miss their candid conversation covering aspects of late life parenting. Introduction what would you say were some of the contributing factors that allowed you to successfully navigate the process? So I'd say, you know, through our process and so in the, you know, transparency, we use some science to help us out. It was the mental, emotional, aspects that were first and foremost, by far, man, just like, how many people in a normal situation, who are not Very, very sick, have six shots in a day?... The Journey to Fatherhood at 50 what would you say were some of the contributing factors that allowed you to successfully navigate the process? So I'd say, you know, through our process and so in the, you know, transparency, we use some science to help us out. It was the mental, emotional, aspects that were first and foremost, by far, man, just like, how many people in a normal situation, who are not Very, very sick, have six shots in a day?... The Challenges of Advanced-Age Pregnancy Let's go to the beginning.... The Role of Science in Fertility what would you say were some of the contributing factors that allowed you to successfully navigate the process? So I'd say, you know, through our process and so in the, you know, transparency, we use some science to help us out. And I would say That the number one thing is to just make sure that you have support around you.... Understanding the Types of Twins Also, I know that there are multiple types of twins, and you had a certain type of twin.... Modern Tech for New Parents Jumping forward, you got the kids to the house.... The Uber Driver Monitor and Camera So you have to get the little Uber driver joint, you know, so it's got its own monitor that I stuck on to my dashboard.... The App-Based Baby Monitor System We have a system that we use that was, suggested to us by a family friend who is herself a doctor, and has young boys.... Introducing the Sprout Baby App It's called Sprout, um, and it's a baby app.... The Technical Side of Baby Monitoring It's, it's kind of technical and, you know, it kind of, it, it speaks to that, you know, it speaks to my engineering, you know, hard science, side, right, that I still have.... The Future of Baby Tracking Technology Uh, so we don't have anything that, you know, I think about like tracking technology, like, would I put a little, you know, bracelet on both of them and track them?... The Evolution of Baby Bottles What's the modern state of baby bottles?... The Modern State of Strollers, Baby Carriers, and Swings Now to your point, the next category is strollers, baby carriers, and swings.... Speedfire Round: Meet the Twins: A Glimpse into Fatherhood 00:00 Introduction 00:00 The Journey to Fatherhood at 50 05:23 The Challenges of Advanced-Age Pregnancy 18:51 Understanding the Types of Twins 21:24 Modern Tech for New Parents 23:30 The Uber Driver Monitor and Camera 23:55 The App-Based Baby Monitor System 24:29 Introducing the Sprout Baby App 24:35 The Technical Side of Baby Monitoring 25:54 The Future of Baby Tracking Technology 27:22 Concerns About Radio Waves Around Babies 29:06 The Evolution of Baby Bottles 31:25 The Modern State of Strollers, Baby Carriers, and Swings 34:41 Speedfire Round: Quick Questions and Answers 37:17 Meet the Twins: A Glimpse into Fatherhood

In this episode of The Black Futurist Podcast, we sat down with the multifaceted Leshawnda Larkin, a powerhouse in the tech industry who has bridged the gap between entertainment and technology. Her journey from a Chemical Engineering student (Howard University) to an important part in innovating VR industries, AI, and mentoring diverse creators has been an inspiring revelation. Listen as Leshawnda delves into her work at Samsung, the exciting and transformative experience of launching VR headsets, her thoughts on the next big thing in emerging tech, and the importance of nurturing creatives in the tech space. Additionally, she breaks down the potential of AI and the Metaverse, discusses the shift in content creation and shares her passion for mentorship. Pay attention as our hosts, Bryndan D. Moore and guest host Brent Hughes discuss with Leshawnda how education, engineering, and entertainment intersect, and how our traditional school system needs to adapt to meet the tech-transformed future.

In this episode of The Black Futurist, special guest Alfonso Wright, founder of Brooklyn Tea, talks in-depth about running an ancient business in the modern age, touching on how he uses digital marketing to reach consumers, share stories, and sell tea. Conversation also spans beyond tea to envision the future of driving and the potential use of AI in sports. Brooklyn Tea - https://BrooklynTea.com https://Instagram.com/brooklyntea Bryndan D. Moore - https://BryndanMoore.com https://Instagram.com/bemor Dr. Maurice Dolberry https://instagram.com/mdeduc8r #theblackfuturist

The Black Futurist Podcast: AI, Engineering & Space Colonization In this thought-provoking episode of The Black Futurist, hosts Be Moore, Brent Hughes, and Mo Dolberry embark on an extensive discussion on some of the most intriguing realms of advanced science and technology. They initiate with exploratory conversations about engineering, followed by an insightful discussion about science versus engineering. Delving into the realm of AI, the conversation hones in on language model design and discusses the implications of current and emerging technologies. The conversation takes a twist with a profound discussion about space colonization, societal structures in outer space, and the role of the dominant species on the planet. Whether you're an AI enthusiast, a space buff, or an engineering geek, this episode will surely leave you pondering about the future. Differentiation of Science and Engineering I would define engineering as aggressive problem solving... Artificial Intelligence & Large Language Models I want to tell us about, you've been spending a lot of time on, AI dealing with, uh, large language models.... Space Colonization & Social Structures Maurice, there's a show that we enjoyed very much.... Guest: Brent Hughes, Cloud Engineer, MBA, Chef Hosts: Bryndan D. Moore & Dr. Maurice Dolberry

On this episode of The Black Futurist podcast, host Bryndan D. Moore is joined by two remarkable individuals who are shedding light on a grave societal matter that demands our attention: Dr. Roger Mitchell Jr. and Dr. Jay Aronson. The pair are focused on quantifying and minimizing deaths that occur within the US criminal legal system—a haunting public health emergency that often remains hidden from public scrutiny. As the authors of the groundbreaking book "Death in Custody: How America Ignores the Truth and What We Can Do about It," and the hosts of the companion podcast "Official Ignorance," (produced by Bryndan D. Moore for Hip Hop Caucus) Dr. Mitchell and Dr. Aronson bring invaluable insights and storytelling to the forefront. Dr. Mitchell, a prominent professor and chair of pathology at the Howard University College of Medicine, along with his extensive experience as a forensic pathologist and former Chief Medical Examiner of Washington, DC, shares his expertise on the profound issue of deaths in custody. Dr. Aronson, founder and director of the Center for Human Rights Science at Carnegie Mellon University, and an esteemed professor in the Department of History, contributes his deep understanding of the complex dynamics between science, law, and social justice. The problem, as discussed in this episode, is staggering: a dire lack of reliable data surrounding deaths that occur during interactions with the criminal legal system, whether in police encounters, during transportation, or within detention facilities. The intentional disregard of this issue by the very institutions tasked with oversight magnifies the urgency for change. Join us as Dr. Mitchell and Dr. Aronson passionately articulate their motivations behind their powerful collaborative project, detailing their practical and attainable solutions for accurate data collection and comprehensive investigation into these tragic incidents. Their compelling insights pave the way for a transformed future—one where transparency, accountability, and human rights take center stage. Stay tuned for the launch of "Official Ignorance" in September 2023, and remember that their book, "Death in Custody," is available now wherever books are sold. #TheBlackFuturist #DCRA #DeathinCustody

It is a life skill to be able to swim. Beyond saving ones own life, there are opportunities to safely come to the aid of others, and beyond that there are professions that are unlocked by our comfort and ability to safely navigate the element that covers nearly 70% of our planet: water. Unfortunately, for many minority populations and also for low income families the disparities in number on preventable drownings per year are staggering. Joining us on The Black Futurist podcast today are Chef Brent Hughes, who is a avid swimmer and Dr. Angela Beale Tawfeeq, board member of Diversity in Aquatics, an organization dedicated to improving aquatic outcomes for at risk communities. There are SEVERAL FREE resources for adults and children provided in this episode, additionally, we share OUR personal journeys toward becoming more proficient as swimmers. Let us know what you think.

In this episode of The Black Futurist podcast we delve into the world of technology and its impact on humanity with our special guest, Mike Johns, a self-proclaimed "Futurist for the Culture." Mike's work revolves around the intersection of technology and humanity, and he is on a mission to create a new strategy that addresses the challenges faced by global civilization. During this engaging episode, Mike shares his vision for a futuristic reality based on five foundational principles: Technology, Culture, Ethics, Data, and Privacy. These principles form the bedrock of his approach to shaping the future, ensuring it remains inclusive, ethical, and respectful of individual privacy. One highlight of the conversation is Mike's upcoming event partnership with the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation. Together, they are organizing "Tech with Soul," a thought-provoking event that promises to bring BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) voices to the forefront of tech policy discussions. Through this collaboration, they aim to empower underrepresented communities in the tech industry and advocate for policies that prioritize diversity, equity, and inclusion. Join us as we explore the cutting-edge ideas and forward-thinking concepts brought forth by Mike Johns, an innovative thinker at the forefront of tech and culture. Prepare to be inspired and informed as we discuss the limitless possibilities of a future where technology serves as a force for good and uplifts humanity as a whole. Tune in to this thought-provoking episode of The Black Futurist podcast, and get ready to embark on a journey into a future where technology and humanity coexist harmoniously, guided by the principles of Technology, Culture, Ethics, Data, and Privacy. Let's envision a world where innovation and consciousness merge to create a better, more inclusive future for all. #NABShow #CBCF #TechWithSoul #TheBlackFuturist

In this episode of The Black Futurist Podcast, host Bryndan D. Moore sits down with Tim Hanlon, a media executive and industry expert from Vertere Group, to delve into the world of ATSC 3.0 and its impact on broadcast television. As seasoned innovations and media executives, respectively, and having served together as tech guides at major events like CES and NAB Show, Moore and Hanlon bring their vast knowledge and insights to the table, discussing the benefits, challenges, and potential frictions surrounding the adoption of ATSC 3.0. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or simply curious about the evolving media landscape, this episode offers valuable insights into ATSC 3.0's potential impact on the industry. #TheBlackFuturist #ATSC30 #ATSC #BroadcastTV

This was my first year attending The National Association of Broadcasters NAB Show, and it proved an incredible look ahead into the technologies that impact the way we create, collect, catalog and monetize content. Johnny Jones joins me to discuss initial impressions of the technologies that impressed us after day 1 of the show. Did you attend NAB Show? What impressed you? #NABShow100 Guest: Johnny Jones, @JohnnyJones.me Host: Bryndan D. Moore, BryndanMoore.com, @bemor

"The Show Between the Show" This episode of The Black Futurist podcast is an inside look at one of the real life conversations we have behind the scenes. Topics we cover in this show include: Swarm - The modern horror / dark comedy by Donald and Stephen Glover Flatbush Misdemeanors Picard and Star Trek The Next Generation The Mandalorian and Bad Batch The Last of Us 2 - The quality of storytelling that is happening in gaming Howard University Charter Day - The James Webb Space Telescope San Francisco's Reparations for American Slavery discussion The Definition of Woke, and the weaponizing of words Critical Race Theory Guests: Chef Brent Hughes - https://Instagram.com/brentbecooking Lavell Flamon - https://Instagram.com/lavellflamon Hosts: Bryndan D. Moore - https://Instagram.com/bemor https://BryndanMoore.com Dr. Maurice Dolberry - https://Instagram.com/mdeduc8r

We're now on Youtube @TheBlackFuturist Be sure to comment on this episode. Give us a thumbs up, and subscribe to the channel. #theblackfuturist podcast Welcome to another episode of The Black Futurist podcast! In this episode, our hosts Bryndan D. Moore and Dr. Maurice Dolberry are joined by two special guests, Chef Brent Hughes, and Lavell Flamon. Together, they delve into the world of AI and explore the far-reaching implications of competent AI. Join us as we discuss the merits of AI use for creatives, including its ability to enhance the creative process and improve productivity. We also examine the potential hazards that could arise from AI use, such as the intersection of AI and law enforcement, and the potential for overuse by students. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or simply curious about the future of AI, this episode of The Black Futurist podcast is a must-WATCH. If there is anything you'll learn about our team, it's that humor lies at the heart of all of these really brainy conversations. Subscribe to the show wherever you listed to podcasts, and watch on Youtube or Spotify. Guests: Chef Brent Hughes Lavell Flamon Co-Host: Dr. Maurice E. Dolberry Host: Bryndan D. Moore ⁠https://bryndanmoore.com⁠ ⁠https://instagram.com/bemor⁠