The Vergecast

The AI-generated, oddly colored future of art

Nov 16, 2022

Join James Vincent, Verge senior reporter on AI, Kristen Radtke, Creative Director, and Jess Weatherbed, reporter, as they dive into the fascinating world of AI-generated art. They discuss the evolving landscape of Photoshop and its role in modern creativity. From the complexities of AI art and copyright concerns to Pantone's subscription model for color usage, the conversation showcases how technology is reshaping art and design. Explore the ever-changing relationship between color theory and branding in the industry!

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Episode guests

Jess Weatherbed

Kristen Radtke

James Vincent

AI Chapters

Episode notes

Intro

2min

Evolving Photoshop: Art in the Age of AI

15min

Navigating AI Art: Diffusion and Its Implications

24min

Navigating Digital Colors

8min

The Color Conundrum: Adobe and Pantone's Fallout

13min

The Intricacies of Color and Branding Standards

3min

Today on the flagship podcast of the difference between CMYK and RGB colors:

02:19 - David talks about the future of Photoshop with Adobe's Chief Product Officer Scott Belsky.
13:37 - Verge senior reporter James Vincent joins the show to discuss generative AI art and all its possibilities and complications.
43:05 - The Verge's Kristen Radtke and Jess Weatherbed chat with David about Pantone's new subscription service and what it means for artists and designers.

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