Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Whenever a new technology enters the creative industries, the same concern tends to surface: How is this going to impact artists and their creativity?
Artificial intelligence is the latest focus of that fear. But if we look at how creativity has evolved over time, a different (and more optimistic) pattern emerges – historically, new tools don’t erase creative practice; they actually enhance it.
In this episode, we sit down with SAE Music Lecturer, Christopher Hancock and SAE student, Grace Stokes for a real conversation about AI in the classroom and the studio. How is it changing the way creatives learn? How is it shaping workflows? And what does it actually mean for your future career?
If you’re ready to own it, shape it, and push it further – study at SAE.
Our future-focused courses harness the latest technology and industry insight to elevate your creative potential.
Explore your creative future today.
https://sae.edu.au/
Whenever a new technology enters the creative industries, the same concern tends to surface: How is this going to impact artists and their creativity?
Artificial intelligence is the latest focus of that fear. But if we look at how creativity has evolved over time, a different (and more optimistic) pattern emerges – historically, new tools don’t erase creative practice; they actually enhance it.
In this episode, we sit down with SAE Music Lecturer, Christopher Hancock and SAE student, Grace Stokes for a real conversation about AI in the classroom and the studio. How is it changing the way creatives learn? How is it shaping workflows? And what does it actually mean for your future career?
If you’re ready to own it, shape it, and push it further – study at SAE.
Our future-focused courses harness the latest technology and industry insight to elevate your creative potential.
Explore your creative future today.
https://sae.edu.au/
