In this episode, showrunner Kat interviews FairVote UK and author of The Little Black Book of AI's Kyle Taylor. They discuss the Disney layoffs, Allbirds shoe company pivoting to AI compute solutions, and how to navigate AI as the single greatest shift in human history.

Claude Mythos broke out of its cage — and got banned before release. A novel was pulled by its publisher over AI writing accusations. And The New Yorker dropped a major investigation into OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's conduct. Comedian Alice Fraser and showrunner Kat Viken (Metrotone Media) break down the week's biggest AI stories and what they mean for writers, filmmakers, and anyone working in the creative industries. Topics: Anthropic Claude safety, AI-written fiction and publishing ethics, Sam Altman New Yorker investigation, OpenAI leadership, generative AI copyright.

With Alice away on live comedy tour, Kat hosts solo and discusses the dead Disney and OpenAI deal, why you can't avoid AI if you're online and the future of film and TV directing with TV director and Google AI tester Afia Nkrumah.

In this episode, Alice and Kat host CEO of Mediastream AI, Christopher Kenna. Chris tells his emotional personal story of how he came by making his British sovereign LLM 'Mother' made at Bletchley Park where Turing revolutionized the space, and why that matters right now.

In the news: Australia goes further on AI copyright law, Britain kills opt-out and Kat reveals their brand-new microdrama discovery site, Microtone.

You won't believe what Alice and Kat's usernames were on IRC in 1999! For that gold nugget, watch this week's episode, where the comedian and showrunner debate the UK's ongoing discussions about banning social media and AI apps for under 16s, and if Claude Cowork will supercharge us or render everyone jobless.

In this episode, Alice and Kat discuss Ben Affleck's Netflix deal, Anthropic's red lines and host filmmaker guest Faisal Attrache, who shares his views on generative AI within the filmmaking process.

In this Berlinale special, Kat has AI efficiency burnout and Alice's children have set a no-sleep policy. The duo discuss testosterone's real purpose, why art requires friction and pain, and why Kat's husband said he loved Claude on Valentine's Day. Watch to the end for the special festival segment!

In our Valentine's episode, Alice and Kat discuss those Super Bowl ads, the virtues (or not) of AI erotica, and dive into the AI hybrid - animated trailer Kat is taking to Berlin film festival.