317- Who Owns Ideas When Machines Create Them with Jordan Miller

We turn a rough founder setback into a bigger lesson on resilience, then map where AI is actually headed: agent coders, wild generative video, IP fights, outages that prove why decentralization matters, and a bumpy creative economy that needs smarter transitions.

• converting anger into productive energy
• founder vision, community drift, and the why
• generative video hype, satire, and line-crossing
• copyright, fair use, and overreach risks
• AI coding agents, tool orchestration, and autonomy
• law enforcement AI, bias, and implementation
• AWS outage as a decentralization case study
• existential AI fears versus real-world failure modes
• AI actors, job displacement, and transition policy
• practical creator strategies and human-in-the-loop
• speech, platforms, and honest feedback culture

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