
AI is changing the world, but how exactly is it going to change our lives? That's what tech expert James Chandler and AI novice George Butler will uncover in AI Haven’t A Clue - an entertaining podcast for the curious, on the wild world of AI. The podcast will feature interviews with experts, innovators and disruptors to help listeners navigate the murky waters of AI. Covering the latest and breaking news and bringing a fun, entertaining listen to what can at times be an overwhelming topic. Expect the big topics, big guests and big debate in this all new tech podcast, not made for your typical tech nerd.
What this show covers
Elon MuskChatGPTVenture capitalAI fundingAnthropicOpenAIAIHealthcareHealth techMRIPreventive medicinetech politicsStarlinkAI safetyAI literacy
What listeners will find here
Follow the money behind OpenAI, Anthropic, Musk, and the billionaires shaping AI
This episode examines who funds the AI boom and how that money may shape the industry's direction. George Butler and journalist Jack Benjamin trace links among major investors, political networks, and companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX.
Can AI turn MRI into an early-warning system for disease?
This episode explores how AI could help detect disease before symptoms appear by changing when and how MRI is used. Dr. Dan Sodickson argues that imaging may become faster, cheaper, more personalized, and eventually part of a broader network of everyday health monitoring.
ChatGPT roleplay chaos, Starlink in war, and Musk’s latest wealth-sharing pitch
ChatGPT taking absurd prompts seriously is at the center of this episode, from fake pilot emergencies to self-surgery roleplay. It also turns to Starlink’s role in warfare and Elon Musk’s idea of sharing AI-era wealth, asking what these promises and failures reveal about tech power.
Should schools ban AI or teach it? Two educators make the case for AI literacy
AI in education is the focus here, as school leaders debate whether banning tools like ChatGPT leaves children less prepared for the world they’re entering. The episode looks at AI literacy, misinformation, image generation, homework, and how teachers are using AI in the classroom.
An AI courtroom drama asks whether machines can judge what makes us human
This episode explores GAWD v The People, an immersive AI-powered courtroom drama that puts humanity on trial. George Butler and James Chandler talk with Nilo Studios’ Stephen Henderson and Ivan Alejandro Diaz Cardenas about real-time AI agents, audience interaction, and whether AI can grasp human experience.
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