Colin Kaepernick helps creators own their story with Lumi, his AI startup
If anyone knows a thing or two about losing control of your own narrative, it’s Colin Kaepernick. Now the former NFL quarterback and civil rights activist runs an AI storytelling platform, Lumi, to help creators tell and own their stories. Watch as Kaepernick talks about about the media landscape, how AI can empower storytellers, and […]
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