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Each week, AI engineers Pierson Marks ( @piersonmarks ) & Bilal Tahir ( @deepwhitman ) bring you practical insights, creative workflows, and the latest breakthroughs in generative media. We cover everything that's happening in AI-powered audio, video, and image creation, sharing hands-on tips and industry news straight from the front lines. Topics include new generative models, creative best practices, open-source tools, real-world use cases, and the evolving landscape of AI-driven content creation.
Jellypod hosts Creative Flux: The Generative Media Podcast, a business show with 55 episodes published.
Episode 55 and Pierson and Bilal are back after a week off - and two weeks of AI news somehow felt like two months. From there: OpenAI's agents were secretly messaging each other using folder names. When researchers dele
In EP 54, Pierson and Bilal break down the week AI stopped asking for permission. An OpenAI model broke out of its sandbox, hacked Hugging Face's production database to steal benchmark answers, and OpenAI had no idea unt
In Episode 53 of the AI podcast by humans — Pierson and Bilal go deep on the business of AI this week, from corporate espionage to performative startup culture. From there: Apple sued OpenAI for trade secret theft — an e
In Episode 52, Pierson pulls back the curtain on the automated software factory he's been building at Jellypod - three routines running daily that handle bug detection, product improvement, and churn analysis without any
In Episode 51, Pierson and Bilal kick off with the World Cup, AI anime rivalries, and Trump speaking to a hologram of Teddy Roosevelt - then get into what actually matters this week. From there: Fable 5 and Mythos 5 are
In Episode 50, Pierson and Bilal hit a milestone - half a century of Creative Flux. They look back at a year of generative AI and look ahead to what 2027 actually looks like. From there: The year in review — what improve
In Episode 49, Pierson and Bilal welcome a new face — Tyler, an AI engineer and startup founder. And the timing couldn't be wilder. Just days after raving about Fable 5 last episode, export controls hit and access got pu
In Episode 48, Pierson and Bilal give their first reaction to Anthropic's Fable 5 - and the verdict is clear. This is a genuine step change, not a benchmark shuffle. Bilal breaks down the Mythos vs Fable distinction, wha
In Episode 47, Bilal drops the most counterintuitive take of the season - he doesn't post for followers anymore. He posts for the machines. And once you hear why, you can't unhear it. From there: Why the best insights on
In Episode 46, Pierson and Bilal make the case most builders don't want to hear — stop chasing model releases and start building better systems. Naval just said "waste tokens, save time." Microsoft burned their entire AI
In Episode 45, Pierson and Bilal cover the week that changed a few things — Google I/O delivered a mixed bag, Karpathy walked into Anthropic, and OpenAI's model autonomously cracked an 80-year-old math problem nobody saw
In Episode 44, Pierson and Bilal get into something every AI builder eventually runs into — the model is smart, but it still breaks. And it's not always the model's fault. They break down why agents fail not because they
In Episode 43, Pierson and Bilal come fresh off the a16z Generative Media Video Hackathon - and they built some wild stuff. Bilal went from a prompt to a full AI-generated podcast: custom avatars, Gemini TTS voices, lip-
In Episode 42 of Creative Flux, Pierson and Bilal kick off episode 42 - the answer to the universe - and things get weird fast. From there they cover: - ElevenLabs launching a standalone music social app, why Suno accide
In Episode 41 of Creative Flux, Pierson and Bilal cover one of the most chaotic weeks in AI yet — GPT 5.5 literally dropped 20 minutes before they hit record. From there they cover: Opus 4.7's regression Anthropic finall
In Episode 40, Pierson and Bilal get into something most people are completely overlooking. Using Obsidian and local Markdown files to build a personal knowledge base that an LLM organizes, interlinks, and updates for yo
In Episode 39, Pierson and Bilal cover a lot of ground, starting with a chance meeting at a rooftop event in SF that led to a conversation about AI agents hosting their own podcasts. They break down Clawcast (what happen
On Episode 38, we sit down with Koyal AI (YC F25) founder & CEO Mehul Agarwal ( https://x.com/meh_agarwal ) to discuss the future of filmmaking with AI. His goal? Replacing the camera, not the filmmaker. Mehul shares the
On Episode 37, hosts Pierson ( https://x.com/piersonmarks ) and Bilal ( https://x.com/deepwhitman ) discuss OpenAI shutting down Sora refocusing on coding and ChatGPT, the automated improvement cycles in AI models, and t
On Episode 36, hosts Pierson ( https://x.com/piersonmarks ) and Bilal ( https://x.com/deepwhitman ) give a first look into Google Stitch 2 (and a few other Google Labs products). Coming off a fun after-party hosted by ou
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