Module 10 · Level II · Practitioner

AI for images, audio and video

Generating and editing images, voice, music and video: what the tools can do, what they can't, and the rights questions to ask first.

6 lessons · about 1 hour

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What’s inside

  1. 01
    Making and editing images with AI

    What image tools do well, where they still slip, and how to choose between generating a new picture and editing a real one. · 10 min

  2. 02
    Voice, text-to-speech and music

    Voiceovers, dubbing, cloned voices and AI-made songs: where they help, and the consent and licence questions they raise. · 9 min

  3. 03
    AI video: what it can do now

    Text-to-video, animated stills and edited footage: realistic expectations, costs and uses for small teams. · 9 min

  4. 04
    Writing prompts for images and video

    A reliable structure for visual prompts, how to iterate, and how each main tool likes to be asked. · 10 min

  5. 05
    Rights, licences and commercial use

    Who owns AI-made images, audio and video in the UK, what each plan lets you do, and the questions to ask before you publish. · 11 min

  6. 06
    Labelling AI media and the ethics of deepfakes

    When to label AI-generated media, the rules that apply in the UK and EU, and how to think about realistic fakes of real people. · 11 min

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