00:14:29	Amy Shumaker:	ICE BREAKER:  What is your favorite board game?
00:15:28	Tara Walch:	Balderdash
00:15:30	Chrissy Miller:	Monopoly
00:15:32	Alissa Swarts:	Trouble
00:15:34	Talia Rosen:	Dixit or Through the Ages or Galaxy Trucker
00:15:34	Aja Williams:	Scrabble
00:15:35	Rachel Keirn-Fairchild:	Betrayal at House on the Hill
00:15:36	Heather Daniels-Whitson:	Catan
00:15:39	Shawn Freude:	Catan for today
00:15:39	Noelle Muha:	Monopoly Jr.
00:15:41	Amber Samdahl:	Catan
00:15:45	Tim Bischoff:	Catan
00:15:47	Emily Swan:	Telestrations
00:15:48	Chad Davis:	Trivial Pursuit
00:16:00	Anita Ducey:	parcheesi
00:16:01	Mindy Cronk:	Ticket to Ride
00:16:04	David Lowe:	Risk
00:16:14	Jennifer Busch:	Monopoly
00:16:17	Talia Rosen:	Ticket to Ride has a very cool 2v2 team version too
00:16:19	Nikki Bates:	Scrabble
00:16:20	Anne Stavely:	A Christmas Story Monopoly
00:16:28	Linda Wei:	Classic: Catan
00:16:31	Mitzi Fehl-Seward:	Clue
00:16:32	Talia Rosen:	Root too!
00:16:33	Amy Jolley:	Clue
00:16:36	Alyson Lang:	Clue
00:17:08	Mike Gray:	moonrakers
00:17:17	Suzanne Smith:	HI!
00:18:35	Amber Samdahl:	Public Media Innovators: https://publicmedialearns.instructure.com/courses/237
00:19:23	Amber Samdahl:	Shout-out to Suzanne Smith for the AI Policy session at NETA!
00:20:52	Chad Davis:	+1 on Suzanne’s policy session. We did the afternoon AI session that day, but the morning was Suzanne brainchild.
00:21:08	Nikki Bates:	Will this session be recorded so I can share with co-workers who couldn't attend at this time?
00:21:30	Nikki Bates:	Thanks!
00:21:54	Suzanne Smith:	Aww... Chad and Amber. You all are great!
00:22:32	Amber Samdahl:	Recording will be posted here within 1 week of the webinar: https://publicmedialearns.instructure.com/courses/237/pages/events
00:23:38	Chad Davis:	And I’ll highlight the recording (with link) in next week’s PMI newsletter: https://publicmediainnovators.beehiiv.com
00:24:12	Chad Davis:	PBS Standards website: https://www.pbs.org/standards/
00:25:20	Chad Davis:	https://claude.ai/
00:25:33	David Lowe:	Gemini Live also really good for "conversations."
00:25:59	Chad Davis:	What is the Turing Test? Answer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_test
00:26:14	Amber Samdahl:	Notebook: https://notebooklm.google/
00:27:27	Chad Davis:	https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/sports-illustrated-found-publishing-ai-generated-stories-photos-and-authors
00:28:36	Chad Davis:	https://www.theverge.com/2023/1/25/23571082/cnet-ai-written-stories-errors-corrections-red-ventures
00:32:09	Chad Davis:	Suzanne, yes. We do that (and by “we,” I mean Amber…because she’s awesome getting these out to you after the fact).
00:32:56	Chad Davis:	To the point Talia made about chatbots as sources (even in a world of generative search): How ChatGPT Search (Mis)represents Publisher Content (Klaudia Jaźwińska & Aisvarya Chandrasekar - CJR) - 
https://www.cjr.org/tow_center/how-chatgpt-misrepresents-publisher-content.php
00:34:06	Nikki Bates:	Re:  Transparency:  What about with short-form pieces?  I wouldn’t hesitate to use a lower-third with a piece of gAI b-roll in a long-form documentary, but it seems awfully clunky & distracting for something like a :30 promo.  Any suggestions?
00:35:58	Chad Davis:	+1 to Nikki’s question. It comes straight from a convo we had earlier on Discord this week once Sora was released. (http://sora.com)
00:44:41	Chad Davis:	The two clips above are pieces of Sora video that actually prompted Nikki’s question earlier this week.
00:47:40	Nikki Bates:	Yep!
00:47:43	Noelle Muha:	it did!
01:06:37	Kit Davis:	Thank you! As a designer, I appreciate the point about having to wrestle with the reality and come up with standards, because that's very important to me. Appreciate your point!
01:11:52	Emily Swan:	How does the generative ai use balance against contracting with artists/photographers to create b-roll images?
01:12:36	Amber Samdahl:	Talia, when you reference that something may be worth discussion, do you recommend people reach out to you and your team to discuss these questions? Or is there another process we should go through at a station level?
01:16:44	Joan Cartan-Hansen:	thanks Chad1 what ai voice tools do you like?
01:22:51	Emily Swan:	Thank you! Having even a rough idea of how to move the conversation forward is very helpful.
01:24:02	Chad Davis:	Joan, the main one we’ve been testing in Nebraska is ElevenLabs. But there are definitely others on the market.
01:25:04	Chad Davis:	Talia is referring to “Planet Money.”
01:26:29	Chad Davis:	Most of our webinars (all save one) are viewable later on our events page: https://publicmedialearns.instructure.com/courses/237/pages/events
01:27:08	Chad Davis:	Scroll to the bottom for the session that includes Alex Goldmark from Planet Money.
01:30:43	Will Pedigo:	Thanks for a great call! have to run. Best, Will
01:31:22	Chad Davis:	Shout out to Gavin Felix at NPM, who had to wrestle with this actual issue earlier this year.
01:36:08	Chrissy Miller:	I'm going to have to run at 3pm, but thanks for a great informative session.
01:36:40	Chad Davis:	Emily, My $.02, I think so much comes down to budget and telling the best story. I think it’s in public media’s values to support artists, as you describe. But if that breaks the budget and means the story doesn’t get told then maybe it’s worth considering and exception. Our stance in Nebraska has, from the beginning of the gAI era, is that gAI helps us make *more* public media with resources already invested in creating public media.
01:37:01	Chad Davis:	https://www.oneusefulthing.org/
01:37:26	Amber Samdahl:	Ethan Mollick’s webinar: https://publicmedialearns.instructure.com/courses/237/pages/events#February2024
01:38:06	Amy Greenlaw:	Ethan is great and loved that webinar! I subscribe to his Substack and he has a new book out. Very smart.
01:38:40	Chad Davis:	Ethan’s book: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/741805/co-intelligence-by-ethan-mollick/?ref=PRH98EE61A85F24&aid=19815&linkid=PRH98EE61A85F24
01:41:20	Amber Samdahl:	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OY2x0TyKzIQ
01:43:34	Mindy Cronk:	Thank you very much - this was very helpful!
01:43:37	Noelle Muha:	Really interesting, thank you!
01:43:49	Jenifer Johnson:	my new favorite quote to describe it: "Maybe the robot is the pickle"
01:43:53	Mark Stender:	Thanks so much Talia and Chad!
01:44:06	Nicole Quirk:	Thank you, Talia, Chad and ECM
01:44:19	Mike Gray:	Thank you all
01:44:22	Angela Brown:	This was such a comprehensive and helpful session! Thanks so much!
01:44:24	Pamela James:	Thank you!!
01:44:32	Mitzi Fehl-Seward:	Thank you all!
01:44:34	Jenifer Johnson:	Thank you, all, great conversation! I've learned a lot.
01:44:34	James Long:	Thank you! Very informative.
01:44:36	Kit Davis:	Thank you!!
01:44:36	Nikki Bates:	I really appreciate the real-life examples of the disclaimers & different uses
01:44:47	Amber Samdahl:	Webinar recording will be posted here within a week: https://publicmedialearns.instructure.com/courses/237/pages/events