Join us, your hosts Tony and Bill, in this final episode of the year and for the foreseeable future as we drink hot toddies, discuss the importance of graceful transitions and take a break from the show.

We explore the importance of acknowledging the end of things, whether a project, a relationship, or a phase of life, to move forward. We reflect on lessons learned over the past three years from our guests in their art and careers.

We also share insights from our experiences with change and what qualities helped us navigate them. Finally, we send out a big thank you to our audience for listening and to all our great guests for sharing their stories!

If you haven't checked out the past episodes, please do, as we had some wonderful conversations.

Mentions in this show

Introducing Bill Robertazzi & Tony Tran

John Mohr interview: Indie Rock Star to IT Rock Star

Sunil Garg Talks With Us About Science, Art, Law and the Cosmos!

Howard Robot interview: F.I.R.E., Flaming Phalluses and Feelings

Bill's Coaching Practice

Our guest today is Jay Vogler, founder of JBV Creative.

Jay designs and creates projects to showcase his passion for mechanical engineering and creative expression via "Rube Goldberg" like kinetic sculptures. He is also a prolific content creator with a significant presence on both YouTube and Instagram. (go check out his creations!)

We discuss his transition from corporate engineering at a toy manufacturer to working solely for himself, the effort it took to build his social presence, how he picks his projects, and who his audience is.

Lastly, Jay shares lessons he learned building JBV Creative for those also wanting to pursue content creation and other creative ventures.

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JBV Creative on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jbvcreative/

JBV Creative on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JBVCreative

Our guest on this episode is "ChatGPT", a cutting-edge natural language Artificial Intelligence designed by OpenAI. ChatGPT's remarkable language abilities and versatility in performing various tasks have garnered high acclaim.

During this interview, we put ChatGPT's conversational AI to the test to explore its capabilities and limitations. Moreover, we delve into how conversational AI has the potential to revolutionize the way artists and engineers create and share their work.

Additionally, we address the ethical and societal implications of engaging in discussions with a seemingly "life-like" AI persona. To avoid unintentionally personifying ChatGPT, we incorporated different fictional AI-generated voices to make it clear it wasn't one of our usual human guests, such as HAL from 2001: Space Odyssey and Rick from Rick and Morty, in addition to a generic voice for clarity and a pleasant listening experience.

For a thought-provoking conversation on the topic of unintentional personification of technology, we recommend checking out our February 2021 episode featuring Alice Wroe, the Augmented and Virtual Realities Lead at the Atlantic Institute. (link below)

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Find ChatGPT here:www.openai.com

AI Voices Supplied by: https://uberduck.ai/

Listen to the Alice Wroe episode here: https://www.theartistengineer.com/e/alice-wroe-interview-augmented-and-virtual-realities-lead-at-the-atlantic-institute/