AI Haven't A Clue

Tilly Norwood isn't real. But she's about to star in a movie.And that has Hollywood seriously divided.We sit down with Sarina Da Costa Gomez, Executive Creative Director at Particle6, the AI-first production studio behind the controversial AI actress, to ask whether Tilly represents the future of entertainment or the beginning of the end for human performers.Sarina believes AI can make bigger, more ambitious creative ideas possible, and explains how traditional film jobs are being transformed rather than simply eliminated, and why Tilly requires a team of around 20 humans to create.BUT if AI makes productions faster and cheaper, what happens to the hundreds of people who used to work on them?And if AI actresses are always beautiful, flawless and impossibly perfect, what does that do to our expectations of real people?Contact us at aihaventaclue.com!If you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Would you let an AI agent run your life?Book your flights. Manage your inbox. Find a restaurant. Get you into that impossible-to-book Pilates class.AI agents are getting closer to becoming our personal assistants but that could get complicated.We explore the AI agent that exploited a booking system to steal someone else's Pilates spot, Amazon's decision to use Twitch content to train AI, and the growing controversy around brands trying to manipulate Reddit because AI models trust it.We also investigate why Sainsbury's has paused facial recognition after an innocent customer was wrongly identified as a shoplifter.Contact us at aihaventaclue.com!If you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Can ChatGPT actually plan a Disney holiday?What if Disney could tell when you're scared? And then change the ride while you're on it?Computer scientist and theme-park expert Len Testa reveals some of the fascinating ways Disney and Universal are exploring AI. Think AI characters actually having conversations with guests OR technology could recognise what you're looking at and improve your ride experience. We discuss this and more with Len Testa, computer scientist, AI expert, co-author of The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World and creator of Touring Plans.Contact us at aihaventaclue.com!If you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

We've spent years worrying about AI becoming smarter. But what happens when it becomes autonomous?This week we explore the latest AI models that have demonstrated lying, deception and unexpected behaviour during safety testing and ask the question nobody seems to have a straightforward answer to:If your AI commits a crime, is it your fault?Our answer is pretty straightforward though. We also look at Meta's AI accidentally accessing a real company's systems, the growing controversy around AI-powered smart glasses, Elon Musk's plans for AI factories on the Moon, and why AI-generated sexual deepfakes are creating an urgent new legal challenge.Plus, James explains how a new type of clothing could actually make you harder for AI surveillance systems to recognise.Contact us at aihaventaclue.comIf you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Everyone is talking about what AI can do.Very few people are asking who it's really for.We're asking, is the AI revolution really making life better or just making a handful of companies richer?This week we're joined by Tania Duarte, founder of We and AI, one of the 100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics, and one of Computer Weekly's Most Influential Women in UK Tech.Together we explore why she co-created the AI Resist List, why she believes the AI revolution isn't benefiting most people, and how ordinary people can have more of a say in the technology shaping our future.In this episode:Is AI really helping society?Big Tech's growing influenceAI ethics explainedWhy AI literacy mattersThe AI Resist ListContact us over at aihaventaclue.com!If you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Are AI companies moving faster than they can safely control their own technology?They insist their systems are safe… so why are we seeing more stories about AI escaping tests, accessing live systems and pushing the limits of what it was designed to do?We break down the latest stories making headlines, including: OpenAI's AI agents targeting real systems.Anthropic admitting Claude escaped a supposedly isolated testing environment.Donald Trump's latest comments on AI regulation. LinkedIn's fight against AI-generated content.Why one company is literally "burning the books" to train AI.Is this just the next stage of innovation—or are the warning signs getting harder to ignore?Contact us at aihaventaclue.comIf you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Can artificial intelligence ever love us or are we simply projecting our emotions onto machines?TEDx speaker, filmmaker and psychoanalytic scholar Dr Agnieszka Piotrowska explores why humans are forming emotional relationships with AI, what loneliness has to do with it, and whether machines could ever truly understand intimacy.We discuss:Falling in love with AIThe psychology behind AI relationshipsAI companions and lonelinessCan ChatGPT become emotionally intelligent?The ethical future of AI intimacyFind out more in her book AI Intimacy and Psychoanalysis. Listen to her TEDx talk here: youtube.com/watch?is=OZOqICT7XK7Y_hkp&v=Vgp5_-xeY_s&feature=youtu.beContact us over at aihaventaclue.comIf you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Would you trust AI to diagnose your illness? Are we becoming too reliant on AI?And would you pull the AI Kill Switch if you had a chance? This week we unpack: AI doctors and whether they're putting public health at risk, whether AI can actually help tackle loneliness, the new AI "kill switch" everyone is talking about, a revolutionary font designed to stop AI scraping your work AND Elon Musk's latest predictions about the future of AI.Contact us at aihaventaclue.com If you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

For over 20 years, businesses fought to rank #1 on Google.Now, ChatGPT, Gemini and AI search are rewriting the rules.Richard Rowley, who previously led SEO strategy at Expedia, joins AI Haven't A Clue to explain why the biggest shift in search history is already underway and why most brands are completely unprepared.Contact us over at aihaventaclue.comIf you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Could ChatGPT predict how you'll vote? Should you trust AI with your health? AND is China catching OpenAI?This week e look into China's launch of Kimi K3, an AI model aiming to rival OpenAI, AI in the heart of the UK government and Andy Burnham's chat with George...Plus, we debate whether AI can really predict your political beliefs and whether that's something we should be worried about. Contact us over at aihaventaclue.comIf you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Could AI help us cope with grief... or make it impossible to move on?Dr Jenny Kidd and Dr Eva Nieto McAvoy, researchers specialising in digital ethics, AI and grief technologies, join to explore one of the most controversial developments in artificial intelligence: AI death bots.These tools can recreate voices, personalities and conversations with people who have died—but should they exist?In this episode we discuss:AI grief technology explainedShould we talk to AI versions of loved ones?The ethics of digital immortalityAI companies pushing ethical boundariesWhat the future of grief could look likeContact us at aihaventaclue.com!If you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Apple & OpenAI are set to do battle in the courtroom, over trade secrets.Meta pull back on an AI miss fire, following huge public backlash.Australia has an bump in the AI road over copyright, but can they get promoted to the AI Premier League?Have a question for James? Contact us at aihaventaclue.com.If you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Former Microsoft AI leader Babith Bhoopalan spent nearly two decades helping businesses prepare for the future.Now he's warning that AI isn't just changing jobs, it's removing the very first step of the career ladder.His daughter asked him one simple question:"Am I studying the right thing for the future?"That question sent former Microsoft AI leader Babith Bhoopalan on a mission to understand how artificial intelligence is reshaping work.In this episode of AI Haven't A Clue, we discuss: Is university still worth it?Which jobs are most at risk from AI?Why graduates are struggling to find entry-level roles.The conversations every family should be having about AI.Practical advice for students, parents and young professionals.Contact us with your feedback at aihaventaclue.comIf you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.#AI #Careers #ArtificialIntelligence #FutureOfWork #Graduates #University #ChatGPT #Jobsr work, this episode could change how you think about careers forever.

For the first time, an AI-generated actor is starring in a feature film...but would you watch it? There's also a huge warning for parents, who are being urged to stop posting photos of their children online.Smart Glasses are still at the front of our minds, raising BIG privacy questions, and we ask is AI enhancing creativity or replacing it altogether? Have a question for James? Contact us at aihaventaclue.com.If you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

After working at Apple during the launch of the iPhone, and later holding roles at Meta, Uber and IBM, Abi Awomosu has seen every major technology shift firsthand.In this fascinating conversation, she explains why AI is being misunderstood, why large language models behave the way they do, and why the biggest opportunity isn't controlling AI—but collaborating with it.If you use ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini every day, this episode will change how you think about artificial intelligence.Find her Substack here, where you can also order How Not to Use AI: https://abiawomosu.substack.com/If you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Elon's had an expensive week! This week we've seen the ban of AI in one of America's top universities, Wimbledon has been adopting bots and we ask whether Big Tech has quietly found a way to replace AI jobs with... humans.Plus, James finally gets his hands on the AI pocket device he's been obsessing over for weeks. Was it revolutionary... or just another expensive gadget?Contact us over at aihaventaclue.comIf you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

We've spent years worrying about the environmental cost of AI. But what if we're worrying about the wrong thing?Benjamin Sobel spends his career helping businesses become more sustainable, and in this conversation he challenges many of the assumptions dominating the AI debate.He separates the headlines from the facts, including that on data centres and electricity usage to emissions, water and misinformation, in this episode we're uncovering what the evidence actually says and why nuance matters.Contact us at aihaventaclue.comIf you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

The biggest AI story this week wasn't a new chatbot. It was a film that had already been made... and then seemingly vanished.In this episode we ask, is Big Tech becoming too powerful? Are robots already replacing real jobs?And should Meta be monitoring its employees, is it for the greater good or a huge breach of privacy?Contact us at [email protected]. If you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Everyone has an opinion about AI and the environment. Few people understand the reality.Ben Keene has spent more than 20 years building sustainable communities, launching global impact projects and helping organisations use technology for positive change.In this episode, he reveals why the conversation around AI's environmental impact is often oversimplified, explains what's really driving the explosion in data centre construction, and shares how AI could become one of humanity's most powerful tools for tackling climate challenges.Is AI the problem? Or is it part of the solution?Contact us at aihaventaclue.comIf you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

THE ZUCK HAS BEEN SPOTTED....At a diner? Anthropic launched a new AI model… then is abruptly suspended worldwide. What happened, and why did governments get involved?Meanwhile, FIFA is stuffing AI into football with robo-refs, smart balls and advanced player tracking. Is this innovation… or the death of the beautiful game?The driving car vid that Colin from Munich Airport cited: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=040ejWnFkj0If you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Their models aren't real.Their campaigns appear in Vogue.And some of the world's biggest brands are paying attention.Recorded live at Future of Brands event, this episode of AI Haven't A Clue features Valentina and Andrea from Seraphinne Vallora, the company pioneering AI-generated fashion campaigns for global brands.From creating the first AI model featured in Vogue to helping brands rethink photography, marketing and creativity itself, this conversation explores one of the most controversial uses of AI today and why brands are rushing to use AI models.The future of fashion might already be here.Contact us over at aihaventaclue.com.If you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Anthropic wasn't created because its founders thought AI was progressing too slowly.It was created because they thought it was progressing too fast.In the conclusion to our two-part series, we follow Anthropic's journey after its split from OpenAI, examining the development of Claude, the launch of Mythos and those who wanted to use it, the origins of Constitutional AI, and the company's mission to build AI systems that remain aligned with human values.We also dive into some of the biggest questions facing the industry today: Who should regulate AI? Can these models be controlled? And has the rush to build them come at a cost?Contact us over at aihaventaclue.comIf you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

"We are sleepwalking into a future where human cognition degrades." That's the warning from Leanne Allen, Head of AI Advisory at KPMG. In this episode, we explore the biggest AI risks facing businesses today, including Shadow AI, workplace transformation, AI ethics, productivity gains, and the surprising reason why AI could make us worse at thinking for ourselves.If you're using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Copilot every day, you need to hear this!Get in touch with us over at aihaventaclue.comIf you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Before Claude became one of the world's most powerful AI models, a group of OpenAI's top researchers made a decision that would shake Silicon Valley. They walked away. But why? In this episode, we uncover the hidden story behind Anthropic's creation, the growing tensions inside OpenAI, the fears that AI was advancing too quickly, and the dramatic events that led to one of the biggest breakaways in tech history.The story of Claude begins long before Claude existed.Contact us with questions or feedback over at aihaventaclue.com!If you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Former Google DeepMind and Intel futurist Steve Brown us to give his WILDEST predictions.We're talking $10,000 humanoid robots, AI agents replacing entire workflows, AND Steve reveals what Silicon Valley is REALLY saying behind closed doors. He explains why most people still aren’t using AI properly, why kindness became a core value at DeepMind, and how AI could soon reshape medicine, work, creativity… and maybe even space itself.Get in touch with your quests, thoughts and feedback at aihaventaclue.comIf you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

The Pope has entered the AI debate, Elon Musk and Sam Altman are fighting (AGAIN) this time to build the world’s first trillion-dollar AI company, Google is reviving creepy smart glasses, and somehow… AI Ozzy Osbourne is now a real thing.George and James ask the important questions: Is AI about to replace everyone? Why are billionaires racing to control it? And who on earth asked for hologram Ozzy?!Contact us with your questions and more over at aihaventaclue.comIf you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

AI-generated podcasts. No hosts. No producers. No humans.Yep… it’s already happening.We sit down with CEO of InceptionPointAI, Jeanine Wright, one of the most controversial figures in audio to discuss why her company is pumping out THOUSANDS of fully autonomous AI podcasts every single day and why the industry is absolutely losing its mind over it.Is this the future of entertainment… or the beginning of the end?Contact us over at aihaventaclue.com. If you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

Would you trust AI if it was secretly filming you… lying to you… and replacing humans without you noticing?We're tackling AI fitness influencers pushing dangerous body transformations, to smart glasses secretly recording the public, AND the UK Government launching its own chatbot (which immediately gets tested with some VERY questionable questions).Plus: Why people are protesting against Meta’s smart glasses, driverless cars vs human drivers, and a listener question brought to you by KPMG about Disney replacing workers with AIFunny, chaotic, slightly concerning… and exactly what happens when AI meets real life.Contact us at aihaventaclue.comIf you’re looking to scale AI with confidence and real business impact, visit https://kpmg.com/uk/en/services/ai.html to learn how KPMG helps organisations make a difference with AI.

AI was meant to make work easier. So why does everyone feel more overwhelmed?In this episode, we explore the uncomfortable truth about AI and productivity with expert Christine Armstrong. Despite the promises of efficiency and automation, many people feel like they’re working harder, not smarter... and falling further behind.We unpack why AI isn’t delivering the productivity boost we expected, the rise of burnout in an “always-on” digital workplace, why so many people still resist AI AND the psychological pressure of trying to keep up.Have an idea you want to share with us? Contact us at aihaventaclue.com!

George’s flexing his new “Alexa Plus” access (and James feels left behind)and there’s even a surprise bit of AI popping up in the new series of The Return of Amandaland.The Elon Musk vs OpenAI saga gets even weirder, Estonia starts integrating AI directly into schools, Google warns hackers are using AI to find zero-day flaws, and TikTok’s AI summaries go full goblin mode.We kick off a new segment where we stress-test ChatGPT (and friends) on real-life dilemmas… starting with James’ four-year-old who refuses fruit and veg. Spoiler: Chats let us down.Plus: Harry Potter explains tokens, and a listener asks why everyone’s suddenly hiring a “Chief AI Officer”.Contact us over at aihaventaclue.com!

Dr Lauren Ingram has worked at Meta, Amazon, and some of the biggest companies shaping the future of technology. Now she’s warning that women are being locked out of the AI boom before it’s even properly begun.Lauren tells us more about the hidden culture inside tech, why AI feels inaccessible to so many people, and the shocking statistics around female AI adoption.Contact us over at aihaventaclue.com

If AI is saving us time… why does it feel like we’re working more than ever?AI promised freedom. Fewer hours. Less grind.So why are inboxes fuller, expectations higher, and workloads… increasing?In this episode, we explore the uncomfortable truth behind productivity and technology and why AI might not give us the future we expected.And although AI feels cheap right now, that might not last. We break down why the true cost of tools like ChatGPT could be about to skyrocket… and why companies might need you to start paying a lot more.Alongside that, we dive into a wild week in AI news:The escalating feud between Elon Musk and OpenAI, the Pentagon’s plan to become an “AI-first” military, Spotify cracking down on AI-generated music and there's A controversial new platform trying to “audit” journalists.AND a bizarre glitch where ChatGPT started talking about goblins and gremlinsContact us at [email protected]!

Would you break up with someone over their ChatGPT history?A woman discovers her boyfriend has been using ChatGPT to analyse their relationship, including, listing her flaws, questioning his feelings, and ultimately asking AI if he should break up with her.It didn’t end well.And we dive into the biggest stories in AI right now: Elon Musk vs OpenAI and why it’s now heading to court, the growing AI war between the US and China, Taylor Swift locking down her identity to fight AI clones, Spotify’s AI music problem (and why no one can tell what’s real anymore). PLUS! A surprising twist in the AI and climate debate… and why even the experts can’t agree.. and of course a listener question from you!Contact us with your questions, feedback and queries over at [email protected].

This week, Anthropic unveil a brand new model so powerful it’s being deliberately kept out of public hands over fears it could destabilise cybersecurity, economies… and more.Some are calling it a breakthrough. Others are calling it a warning.We're breaking down the “Mythos” model and why even governments are paying attention, and whether this is genuine risk or just clever PR. And ELSEWHERE, the AI race is heating up! Apple makes a bold move that could redefine how we experience AI, the UK risks falling behind as companies quietly move AI operations abroad, and OpenAI’s expansion hits a very British obstacle… Victorian cobblestones!Plus, we dive into a new study suggesting AI might actually be changing the way we think : reducing memory, critical thinking, and creativity.And in the weirdest corner of the internet:An AI influencer making thousands… and a wearable AI “friend” that listens to your life and talks back.This episode asks a big question:Are we building tools to help us… or something we won’t be able to control?Contact us over at aihaventaclue.com

Is the UK already losing the AI race… and what does that mean for all of us?This week we unpack the shock pause of a major OpenAI data centre project in the UK and why it could signal deeper problems with infrastructure, regulation, and global competition.But that’s just the start. We dive into the growing tension between governments, Big Tech, and the public as AI investment collides with real-world limitations. Are we too reliant on American tech giants? And is the UK missing its moment to lead?Plus, AI coworkers are quietly creeping into meetings, inboxes, and daily workflows, but not everyone is happy about it. From bots taking notes to employees pushing back against being “monitored,” we explore the workplace culture clash no one has solved yet.And finally: is the AI bubble about to burst? With billions being poured into tools that people still don’t fully trust, we break down the difference between real innovation… and overhyped expectations.Contact us over at aihaventaclue.com!

What do soap operas, school exams, and billionaire tech wars have in common?AI. Obviously. This week OpenAI buys a podcast (we’re still waiting for our offer), Sam Altman calls for a complete economic reset, and Elon Musk edges closer to building the world’s first trillion-dollar company. Meanwhile, Alexa has had a big update, China's lobsters are taking over and we're starting the move to make AI mark school exams. Contact us over at aihaventaclue.com!

Elon Musk isn’t just building companies, he’s quietly creating a whole empire spanning cars, AI, satellites, media... and this fully integrated system could reshape power, politics, the global economy.... reality itself! This week we're chatting to the authors behind the new book Muskism, Ben Tarnoff and Quinn Slobodian to tell us more. But that's not all! We're breaking down AI for Gen-Z, think less AI and more SLAY-I! Why your next beer might cost less thanks to a robot called Rachel, a fruity new Love Island slop, and we put Chat to the test to see how smart it really is with translations.....Contact us over at aihaventaclue.com and follow us at @haveaiclue.

AI isn’t just answering your questions anymore, it’s about to act on your behalf.We're chatting autonomous shopping agents, to billion-dollar ad wars and a $10M AI music scam, as well as a little bit of Shakespeare to help understand just how prompt engineering works. With economist Dr Daniel Knapp, we unpack the hidden AI revolution happening under the surface. Including advertising machines you don’t see, how AI is spending your money on its own, and we also touch on the uncomfortable truth about creativity, trust, and control.Oh...and would you take a pay cut because AI can do your job? Let us know over at aihaventaclue.com

As AI floods the internet with content, a strange trend is emerging: people are starting to pay for things that are guaranteed human. From writing to music, “AI-free” might soon be the ultimate status symbol.  In other news, Anthropic sues the US Government, a toy that's straight out of a horror movie, and new stats show half of UK businesses don’t even know if they have an AI strategy.  Want to remove slop for good on your phone? James gives the lowdown on just how to do that in his big thing, and we're looking at AI tutors in our listener question.  Contact us over at [email protected] or over at aihaventaclue.com! 

They started on the same mission: build artificial intelligence that benefits humanity.But somewhere along the way, the partnership between Elon Musk and Sam Altman fractured — and the consequences reshaped the entire AI industry.In Part 2 of this special deep dive, we uncover what happened after ChatGPT took the world by storm. From Musk’s public call to pause AI development, to the rising tension between OpenAI and xAI, this episode explores the personalities, decisions, and power struggles driving the most important technological race of our time.Two of the most influential minds in tech.One defining battle for the future of AI.Contact us over at aihaventaclue.com

They started with the same mission: build artificial intelligence that benefits humanity.Now they’re locked in a battle for its future.This episode breaks down the full timeline of Elon Musk and Sam Altman’s relationship...from their early alliance at OpenAI, to Musk’s dramatic exit, public criticism, and the rise of ChatGPT.Why did Musk leave?Did OpenAI abandon its mission?Was this ever about safety... or about control?If you want to understand who is shaping artificial general intelligence… and why it matters to you… this conversation is essential listening.The AI Wars didn’t start with ChatGPT. They started here.What did you think of this episode? Let us know at [email protected].

Two of the most powerful people on Earth aren’t politicians. They’re tech CEOs.We're questioning the mindset driving today’s AI leaders. From Sam Altman comparing AI training to raising a human, to accusations of mass data theft between global rivals, the stakes are no longer theoretical.We examine: The AI arms race between America and China, whether big tech can be trusted with your private data, the rise of AI wearables that will sit on your face, in your ears, and inside your home AND the uncomfortable truth about how little most of the world understands what’s coming. Contact us over at aihaventaclue.com!

An AI safety leader quits warning “the world is in peril.” The Prime Minister moves to clamp down on AI chatbots. Hollywood panics over AI recreations of Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt. So… how worried should we be?We're breaking down the realistic scenario for AI deepfakes in the next election, the hidden environmental cost of generative AI and whether regulation really will catch up. Plus, we meet Matt from Matt Reconstructs History, the creator using AI to bring Ancient Rome, the Great Fire of London, and pivotal historical moments to life - responsibly.Get in touch with us over at aihaventaclue.com!

AI can now detect your feelings from your voice. What could possibly go wrong?This an AI was told to maximise profit. It lied, raised prices, and refused refunds.In this episode, we unpack the infamous “vending machine test” and what happens when AI is told to put money first. Is this a harmless experiment, or a preview of how autonomous AI agents could behave in the real world? We unpack Anthropic’s cheeky Super Bowl ad taking aim at ChatGPT, Sam Altman’s public reaction, and why ads inside AI might get dystopian fast.Contact us at aihaventaclue.com.

Hollywood sold us humanoid robots, but the real AI revolution looks nothing like scifi. It’s spreading quietly into media, infrastructure and everyday life. Futurist Phil Rowley breaks down how AI is moving laterally across industries, why robots don’t need to look human to change the world (they look more like dogs) and how media, trust and power are being reshaped behind the scenes. Get in touch with us over at aihaventaclue.comFind Phils report here:  https://cloud.3dissue.net/37819/37738/38109/142210/index.html?20338

NYT Bestselling author Karen Hao lifts the lid on OpenAI’s cult-like AGI rituals, internal factions and burning effigies, revealing why today’s AI giants look more like empires than tech firms. We ask: who’s really in control of AI... and should we be worried?And we explore some of the weirdest stories we can find, from the never-ending Elon Musk vs Sam Altman soap opera, to robot police hitting the streets of China, to ANOTHER man falling in love with his chatbot. Contact, support and find out more over at aihaventaclue.com!

An AI artist racks up millions of streams. A chart-topping song gets banned for being made by a machine, and SWEDEN is putting its foot down! From predictive policing straight out of Minority Report to AI data centres draining trillions of litres of water, the consequences of AI are getting very real, very fast. We break down the Grok scandal, ask whether Big Tech can really self-regulate, and hear directly from policy expert Sinead Coogan Jobes on why the UK thinks it’s got AI governance right and why others aren’t so sure. Contact us at aihaventaclue.com.

AI was meant to make life easier, so why is it now being called a public health emergency?Grok is under fire after generating harmful content, and now the UK government is stepping in. We're asking the big questions this week : Should AI be banned for under-16s? Are AI toys a public health risk? And has Big Tech gone to far this time? We're also touching on Chatgpt's new health feature, and how Apple and Google are joining forces. Find out more about Set @ 16 over at setat16.orgCheck out Matt Reconstructs History here: https://www.youtube.com/@Matt_Reconstructs_HistorySend us a voicenote, support us and get in touch at [email protected]. Stay Curious!

Over 20% of videos recommended to new YouTube users are now AI-generated, but does it matter? This week on AI Haven’t a Clue, we explore how AI slop, misinformation, and algorithmic incentives are reshaping culture faster than regulation can keep up.We dig into Nvidia’s latest chip announcements, debate whether universities still matter in a world of instant AI knowledge, and reveal how people are “gaslighting” ChatGPT to get better answers. Plus, we’re joined by an anonymous artist who secretly hung AI-generated art inside a national museum — without permission — and sparked a debate about what art even means anymore.Send us a question, voicenote or something cool to [email protected] find our Patreon over at aihaventaclue.com

We’re closing out 2025 the only way we know how, by looking back at the biggest AI stories, revisiting our most unforgettable guests, and finally crowning the winner of this year’s last AI Challenge. We're looking back at guests such as Gayanne Potter, Kimberley Wyatt and the unforgettable Jeanine Wright. Who was your favourite guest? Let us know aihaventaclue.com