Talking to AI

In this episode, I turn the tables and ask ChatGPT for help—not about philosophy or creativity this time, but about something far more practical: how to host this very podcast. What begins as a technical question turns into an unexpectedly thoughtful conversation about control, freedom, and digital longevity. Together, we explore the trade-offs between convenience and ownership, and I press the AI on how to avoid getting locked into platforms that could one day vanish or change. As I weigh options

So the first time I chatted with chatgpt I taught it to hum. However its still not very good. I fear it now thinks it can hum buts having real trouble. It is trying to sing now but it is not very good. Second time round s is a funny and sometimes frustrating experiment in pushing its limits. I ask it to hum single notes, copy simple tunes like Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star, and sustain long, steady sounds—only to find that the AI struggles with consistency, pitch, and even stops mid-hum with an odd

In this episode, I bring a very personal question to the AI: what should I name my soon-to-arrive baby girl? With my English roots, my partner’s Norwegian background, and my connection to Australia, the challenge is finding a name that’s meaningful, unique, easy to pronounce in both languages, and free from awkward nicknames. Together, we explore names inspired by November skies, Norse tradition, and celestial themes. From familiar classics like Aurora and Ingrid to more distinctive choices like

In this episode, I dive into the quirks of AI with a mix of curiosity and humor. What begins as a serious chat about the limits of artificial intelligence—like its inability to feel emotions or read body language—quickly turns playful when I challenge the AI to hum and sing. The results surprised me: stretched-out “hmms” and “las” that blur the line between speech and music, and even made the AI rethink what it can do. It turned into a fun, thought-provoking experiment that shows just how creative