
Comedian Alice Fraser, media lawyer Kelsey Farish and showrunner Kat Viken discuss the impact of AI on creative careers, with celebrity guests in film, TV, comedy and arts.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

Everyone has been freaking out over the Hugging Face/OpenAI hack, and this week an Anthropic employee quit over fears AI could kill us all. Kat and Alice break down why the Hugging Face hack was more significant than we first thought, discuss slop in... more
In episode 37 , Alice Fraser is back fresh off the Edinburgh Fringe and has musings on AI used in books, advertising and the creative process. Kat is shocked at data centre proposals in London's backyard, LLM price race is being won by China, and Ali... more
In episode 36, showrunner Kat Viken and AI media lawyer Kelsey Farish break down how the new Anthropic writing watermarks works, if agentic bot swaps can be considered intelligence and how the LLMs now overcompensate the wrong way. Kelsey talks about... more
Kelsey and Kat explore the Disney/TikTok deal, the new EU rules on AI declaration, and Kelsey breaks down how to use an image generator the right way - as well as how you can protect yourself. Kat is enraged by creatives pitting against creatives rat... more
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I consistently enjoy this podcast it gives a grounded real world view into an area that is very much maligned. As an independent business owner and creative it is refreshing to hear takes on a tool such as AI from my family creatives. Do I agree with everything? No. Every point of thought is refreshingly opinionated. The tours to be used by and for humans for the betterment of humanity. Good work 👍
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This show centers on how artificial intelligence intersectes with creative careers across film, TV, comedy, and the arts, with a mix of practical guidance, legal and ethical framing, and real-world industry examples. Conversations typically cover topics like AI governance, contracts and IP, transparency in AI usage, data rights, and the evolving roles of creators, executives, and technologists. Guests often bring legal, policy, or hands-on production perspectives, offering pragmatic tips for navigating AI-enabled workflows while emphasizing responsible adoption and human-centered storytelling. The format tends to blend informed debate with personal anecdotes and actionable takeaways for professionals exploring or negotiating AI in their wor... more
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