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AI isn’t just changing how content gets made. It’s changing who owns it ... and who owns you. In this episode of "Changing Frequencies," host Josh Miely sits down with Luke Arrigoni, founder and CEO of Loti, to unpack how generative AI is forcing a new conversation around identity, ownership and control in the creator economy.
They break down:
How AI has moved from enhancing creativity to replicating identity at scale
Why name, image and likeness (NIL) is becoming a central issue for creators, not just athletes and celebrities
What consent, compensation and control actually look like in an AI-driven ecosystem
How creators can protect themselves while still leveraging AI as a tool for growth
The emerging tension between personal identity and scalable digital extensions of it
Why policy, platforms and business models are all struggling to keep up
As AI expands what’s possible, creators are being pushed to define what’s permissible ... and what they’re willing to give away.
Stay until the end of the episode for an exclusive podcast promo code that gives you a free NAB Show Floor Pass to the 2026 NAB Show in Las Vegas (April 18-22)! Subscribe for more conversations with the people shaping what’s next in media, entertainment and technology.
New episodes every other week, leading into NAB Show in Las Vegas in April.
The creative process used to move in steps. Shoot. Edit. Review. Refine. Now, those boundaries are starting to disappear.
In this episode of “Changing Frequencies,” host Josh Miely sits down with Derek Schweickart of Frame.io to explore how cloud-based workflows are reshaping not just production speed, but the timing, structure and dynamics of creative decision-making.
They break down:
How the line between production and post-production is collapsing into a single, continuous process
Why real-time access to footage is changing when and how creative decisions get made
How editors and collaborators are adapting to working earlier — and sometimes simultaneously
The difference between quick-turn content workflows and long-form creative timelines
How real-time feedback can sharpen creative intent instead of diluting it
Why “more voices” doesn’t always mean more noise — and can sometimes improve focus
The growing challenge of managing versions, feedback and creative alignment in distributed teams
What it means to “finish” a project when content is always accessible and editable
As cloud workflows accelerate production, the bigger shift isn’t just speed — it’s control, timing and how creative vision takes shape when everything happens at once.
🎟 Stay until the end of the episode for an exclusive podcast promo code that gives you a free NAB Show Floor Pass to the 2026 NAB Show in Las Vegas (April 18-22)!
Subscribe for more conversations with the people shaping what’s next in media, entertainment and technology. New episodes every other week, leading into NAB Show in Las Vegas in April.
"Changing Frequencies" is the official podcast of NAB Show. Learn more at www.nabshow.com/category/changing-frequencies (https://www.nabshow.com/category/changing-frequencies/).
1 Apr 2026
The Creator Economy at Risk | Episode 4
Changing Frequencies Presented by NAB Show
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AI isn’t just changing how content gets made. It’s changing who owns it ... and who owns you. In this episode of "Changing Frequencies," host Josh Miely sits down with Luke Arrigoni, founder and CEO of Loti, to unpack how generative AI is forcing a new conversation around identity, ownership and control in the creator economy.
They break down:
How AI has moved from enhancing creativity to replicating identity at scale
Why name, image and likeness (NIL) is becoming a central issue for creators, not just athletes and celebrities
What consent, compensation and control actually look like in an AI-driven ecosystem
How creators can protect themselves while still leveraging AI as a tool for growth
The emerging tension between personal identity and scalable digital extensions of it
Why policy, platforms and business models are all struggling to keep up
As AI expands what’s possible, creators are being pushed to define what’s permissible ... and what they’re willing to give away.
🎟 Stay until the end of the episode for an exclusive podcast promo code that gives you a free NAB Show Floor Pass to the 2026 NAB Show in Las Vegas (April 18-22)!
Subscribe for more conversations with the people shaping what’s next in media, entertainment and technology. New episodes every other week, leading into NAB Show in Las Vegas in April. Learn more at https://www.nabshow.com (https://www.nabshow.com/category/changing-frequencies/)
"Changing Frequencies" is the official podcast of NAB Show. Learn more at www.nabshow.com/category/changing-frequencies (https://www.nabshow.com/category/changing-frequencies/).
18 Mar 2026
Sports Media in Motion | Episode 3
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Live sports isn’t just about what happens on the field anymore. It’s about the infrastructure that makes every moment possible — in real time, at global scale.
In this episode of Changing Frequencies, sponsored by Lumen, host Josh Miely sits down with Rick Gibson, Vice President and General Manager of Vyvx Solutions at Lumen, for a behind-the-scenes look at how live sports production is being rebuilt from the ground up.
They break down:
When live sports shifted from trucks and satellites to cloud and IP networks
Why connectivity is no longer a utility, it’s part of the production itself
How streaming has fundamentally changed distribution, scale and reliability
What it takes to deliver content to millions of endpoints simultaneously
How real-time data, analytics and betting are reshaping infrastructure demands
Why latency, redundancy and network design are now mission-critical
This isn’t a highlight-reel conversation. It’s a deep dive into the systems, networks and workflows that power modern sports media and why the “backbone” of production is becoming the most strategic layer in the business.
🎟 Stay until the end of the episode for an exclusive podcast promo code that gives you a free NAB Show Floor Pass to the 2026 NAB Show in Las Vegas!
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