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💬 Our true “weapon of choice” is discernment: when to create, when to pause, and let the past rest.

In this episode, Olisa (Menakaya) and Henrietta (Satteirneh) step into the uncanny space where AI blurs the line between the living and the simulated. They unpack what happens when technology resurrects styles, voices, and even legacies: from AI-generated paintings to digital writing of students’ homework.

Breaking down why imitation isn’t the same as understanding, they address why perfection without process is “death wearing good lighting,” and how classrooms risk becoming museums when reflection is replaced by automation.

Together, they examine the ethics of resurrecting artists, monetizing the dead, and what it means to be curators of conscience in a world moving faster than regulation. Let explore how AI can preserve endangered cultures, save disappearing languages, and serve as a living archive when guided with responsibility.

If you’re ready for a conversation where ethics, creativity, legacy, and AI collide, this episode is the choice to push back and enjoy during the times of imitation.
🎧 Listen now and follow the hosts at 📸 ⁠⁠⁠@ablackchemist⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠@satteirneh