Jul 20, 2026 · 37 min · 13 segments
Growing up in China, Diana Winter's childhood was shaped by fear, instability and responsibility beyond her years. After her parents divorced, she learned to become independent early, before…
Diana WinterGuest
Romy LeeHost
How do you feel about the advancement of technology and artificial intelligence? Because I hear lots of different things.
I think AI, particularly in my industry, when that tool is in the right people's hands, it can be brilliant, it can be useful, it can help you be more efficient, taking the time away from the mundane stuff you don't normally want to do and focus on more interesting thinking part of the process.
But AI is also so accessible, so it lands in many other people's hands and a lot of things have been produced with AI that I guess my personal opinion is just it's a tool, it doesn't give you great ideas because AI works To me, what it does is basically it's consolidating, curating the things that are already out there that are creative by humans.
And they're just made faster for you, presented to you faster, summarized it faster, visualized it faster.
I think many, many of us are already adopting it and it's fun to play with it.
They need to use it to do something, whether it's copy, whether it's art, But I would say, yeah, the more people use that, the more generic it becomes, the less of authenticity, original stuff that will be out there.
So human creative stuff will be scarcity, you know, more and more as AI improves.
How do you feel about the advancement of technology and artificial intelligence? Because I hear lots of different things.
I think AI, particularly in my industry, when that tool is in the right people's hands, it can be brilliant, it can be useful, it can help you be more efficient, taking the time away from the mundane stuff you don't normally want to do and focus on more interesting thinking part of the process.
But AI is also so accessible, so it lands in many other people's hands and a lot of things have been produced with AI that I guess my personal opinion is just it's a tool, it doesn't give you great ideas because AI works To me, what it does is basically it's consolidating, curating the things that are already out there that are creative by humans.
And they're just made faster for you, presented to you faster, summarized it faster, visualized it faster.
I think many, many of us are already adopting it and it's fun to play with it.
They need to use it to do something, whether it's copy, whether it's art, But I would say, yeah, the more people use that, the more generic it becomes, the less of authenticity, original stuff that will be out there.
So human creative stuff will be scarcity, you know, more and more as AI improves.
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