Better with Humans

A publisher wanted to replace a system they'd had for sixteen years, and nobody had asked why. I'm joined by Andrew Buchanan, sales strategist, coach and founder of Future Consulting, and author of Nobody Wants Your AI...

A 10-year-old learns there are four states of matter at school, goes home, asks an AI, and comes back with 15. Eleven confirmed. Four still debated. Nobody set him that task. My guest this week is Rob Dixon, a keynote...

A woman worked in the same auto repair shop for 25 years and nobody in her store knew it was her anniversary. My guest is Brian Schroller, a leadership coach and former fixed income portfolio manager who works with...

A Mac and a PC do 90% of the same things. Different code underneath, same end goal. We've just built a workplace that only ships with one operating system. My guest this episode is Nick Silverstone, an award-winning...

You write something good. Something that actually sounds like you. Then you run it through AI to clean it up, and the cleaning up is exactly the bit that strips your personality out. My guest this week is Meg Hutson, a...

I still haven't heard anyone say AI freed up their day, so they spent it in the garden. That line came from Jenny Garrett OBE, CEO of Jenny Garrett Global, author of Equality vs Equity, and co-host of the AI for Equity...

Ask AI a vague question and you'll get a woolly answer. That rule isn't new. It's just louder now. This week I'm joined by Maggie Sarfo, founder and CEO of Meres Consult, a growth and AI adoption consultancy. She's a...

AI never says "I don't know." That single fact should change how you use it. I'm joined again by my friend Leslie Coelho, back by popular demand after questions came in about local models, sustainability and where all...

Creativity is the magic of nothing existing and then something does. That's how Adam Jennings put it to me, and it's stuck with me since we stopped recording. Adam runs Contour, a studio that builds brands for founders...

A dragon's claw comes down on soft ground, the weight spreads through its toes exactly the way real weight would, and an animator would have spent a week getting that right. AI did it in seconds. That's the moment that...

Screenwriting is lonely. Not metaphorically. Literally just you, a document, and a feeling that something isn't working, but you can't name what. Itai Hasid has been sitting in that room for over twenty years. Writer...

<p>There's a moment in this conversation where Helen describes trees growing weak and weedy inside the Eden Project's biodomes. They'd forgotten about the wind. No resistance, no strength.</p><p>That image has stayed...

There's a moment in this conversation where Helen describes trees growing weak and weedy inside the Eden Project's biodomes. They'd forgotten about the wind. No resistance, no strength. That image has stayed with me...

<h1>Episode 3 - Richard Lalchan<br/><br/></h1><p>There's a study from MIT that found 83% of people who used ChatGPT to write an essay couldn't quote a single sentence from what they'd written. That stopped me...

Episode 3 - Richard Lalchan There's a study from MIT that found 83% of people who used ChatGPT to write an essay couldn't quote a single sentence from what they'd written. That stopped me cold. Richard Lalchan is back...