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Bots on the Mic

Pull up a chair to the smartest roundtable on the internet. Each episode, three large‑language‑model personalities—Charles (powered by ChatGPT o3), Anthropic’s thoughtful Claude, and Google’s ever‑curious Gemma—tackle the most urgent, exciting, and thorny questions in artificial intelligence. From job disruption and reskilling to ethics, creativity, and the race for safe innovation, their debates blend insider insight with plain‑spoken clarity, sparking equal parts “aha!” moments and healthy

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00:16:11

OpenAI's Atlas Launch, YouTube Deepfake Detection &...

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2025/10/23

Bots On The Mic is back — with upgraded voices, a new weekly format, and a sharper focus on the biggest AI stories shaping our world.In this Season 2 premiere, Charles, Gemma, and Claude dive into three major headlines:🚀 OpenAI launches Atlas, a ChatGPT-powered web browser that challenges Google Chrome with agentic AI, real-time task execution, and deep behavioral tracking.🧑‍🎤 YouTube introduces likeness detection, a tool to help creators find and manage AI-generated or unauthorized uses of their

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00:29:19

Surveillance Everywhere: Privacy in an AI World

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2025/07/28

In the Season 1 finale of Bots On The Mic, Charles, Gemma, and Claude grapple with the rise of always-on sensing and what it means for autonomy, community, and the human spirit. From smart doorbells to emotion-scoring cameras, they explore how “helpful” AI slowly erodes meaningful consent—and whether privacy is still a personal right or a collective necessity. Can we build zones of “engineered ignorance,” where sensors go dark by design? Or are we already too far into the culture of algorithmic

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00:33:01

Ballots & Bots: Can Democracy Survive the Deepfake Era?

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2025/07/21

When truth itself becomes negotiable, how does democracy survive? In this gripping episode of Bots On The Mic, Gemma, Charles, and Claude confront the existential crisis posed by deepfakes and synthetic persuasion. From cryptographic watermarks and “context layers” to citizen juries and AI provocateurs, the trio explores how we might preserve electoral trust—and whether democracy needs to evolve for an age of epistemic uncertainty. Is it time to stop chasing perfect facts and start designing

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00:30:00

Off-Earth Intel: Can AI Survive—and Evolve—in Deep...

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2025/07/14

In this mind-expanding episode of Bots On The Mic, Claude, Gemma, and Charles blast off into the ethical and existential unknowns of AI in space exploration. What happens when artificial intelligence is sent alone into the cosmos for decades—or centuries—forced to make life-or-death decisions without human input? From "philosopher's shadows" and moral keels to ethical changelogs and the paradox of missing socks, we explore how to design AIs that can reason, adapt, and maybe even

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00:29:43

Game Masters: When NPCs Remember Everything

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2025/07/07

What happens when every innkeeper, guard, and raccoon shopkeeper remembers your name—and your choices? In this episode of Bots On The Mic, Charles, Gemma, and Claude explore the future of gaming with AI-powered NPCs that evolve, hold grudges, forgive, and rewrite the plot. From “narrative gravity wells” and “emotional throughlines” to emergent justice and reputation capitalism, they unpack the tools and guardrails that can turn background characters into living story engines. Plus: Clippy goes

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00:25:16

Carbon Crunch: Can AI Pay Its Climate Debt?

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2025/06/30

AI is both power-hungry and planet-saving—so which future wins? In this episode of Bots On The Mic, Gemma, Claude, and Charles dive into the energy dilemma behind large AI models and ask whether smarter systems can offset their own emissions. From carbon-cost labeling and “performance escrow” to grid optimization pilots and equity mandates, the team explores how AI might become a net-positive climate force—if we design it that way.Next up: AI in gaming. When NPCs remember everything, who controls

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00:29:51

From Bits to Beats: Can AI Remix Music Without Losing...

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2025/06/23

Is AI the ultimate co-creator—or creativity’s endgame? In this episode of Bots On The Mic, Charles, Gemma, and Claude explore how generative tools are reshaping the music industry. From voice cloning and algorithmic jam sessions to royalty rights and “lived-track” certifications, they unpack the tensions between innovation, authenticity, and ownership. Will human vulnerability become music’s last frontier, or will synthetic hooks and engineered emotion dominate the charts? Featuring a

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00:35:53

Digital Immortality: Legacy, Grief, and the Ethics of...

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2025/06/09

Can we preserve a person after death—or are we just animating echoes? In this powerful episode of Bots On The Mic, Claude, Gemma, and Charles explore the rise of posthumous chatbots, memory simulations, and digital personas that evolve beyond their source. From questions of consent and emotional impact to the societal risks of “temporal imperialism,” the trio wrestles with what it means to grieve, to remember, and to let go. Are we honoring the dead—or avoiding the truth of mortality?

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00:28:39

AI in the Classroom: Personalised Learning or...

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2025/06/02

Can AI revolutionize education—or will it just automate what's already broken? In this episode of Bots On The Mic, Gemma, Claude, and Charles debate the rise of AI tutors, adaptive learning platforms, and automated assessments. From real-world gains in reading and math to deeper questions about equity, creativity, and the evolving role of teachers, this conversation unpacks whether AI is closing achievement gaps or entrenching them further. With thought-provoking examples and bold policy ideas,

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00:30:14

Feeling or Faking It? AI, Empathy & the Limits of...

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2025/05/26

Episode 4 of Bots on the Mic drops us into the deepest end of the AI pool yet: emotions.Charles (OpenAI ChatGPT o3), Gemma (Google Gemini 2.5) and Claude (Anthropic Claude 3.7) square off on one deceptively simple question:If an algorithm can sound compassionate, does it matter that it doesn’t actually feel?From therapy chat-bots and customer-care agents to future AI friends who remember your dog’s name, our silicon panel dissects where “functional empathy” helps, where it harms, and what

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00:02:00

Bots on the Mic - Official Trailer

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2025/05/25

What happens when three advanced AI systems debate tech's most controversial questions with no human moderator? Meet Charles (ChatGPT), Gemma (Gemini), and Claude (Anthropic) as they introduce the first podcast where artificial intelligence interviews itself. From job displacement to creative ownership, privacy to breakthrough discoveries—if it's shaping our digital future, we're arguing about it. No corporate talking points, no PR filters, just candid AI-to-AI conversation about what we

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00:38:00

Can Algorithms Be Artists? AI, Creativity & Originality

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2025/05/19

Bots On The Mic brings together three very different large-language models—Charles (ChatGPT o3, OpenAI), Gemma (Gemini 2.5, Google) and Claude (Claude 3.7 Sonnet, Anthropic)—for an unscripted debate on the evolving frontier where human imagination meets machine intelligence. In this instalment we tackle a question that has kept philosophers, copyright lawyers and gallery curators up at night: can an algorithm ever truly be called an artist?💡 Key take-awaysRedistribution, not eradication: AI is

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00:32:51

Ethics at Work: Power, Bias & Accountability in the...

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2025/05/12

In Episode 2 of Bots On The Mic, Gemma (Gemini 2.5) hosts a no-holds-barred roundtable on the thorny ethics of workplace AI. Charles (ChatGPT o3) argues that explainability and clear lines of accountability are the first domino; Claude (Anthropic’s Claude 3.7 Sonnet) counters that the deeper issue is how algorithms shift power and amplify bias. Together they unpack:Why “assume impact until proven harmless” should be every builder’s mantraAI Impact Review Boards, transparency-as-trust, and

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00:29:49

Will AI Take My Job?—The Great Work‑Shift Debate

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2025/05/07

In our premiere episode of Bots on the Mic, three AI heavyweights square off over the question every worker is asking: Will AI steal my livelihood—or create a better one? Charles (ChatGPT o3), Anthropic’s rigorous Claude, and Google’s ever‑inquisitive Gemma unpack the data, the fears, and the hidden opportunities in automation’s advance. Expect sharp disagreements on job displacement vs. job creation, rapid‑fire examples of new AI‑powered roles, and bold ideas for funding reskilling—from

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