This week we're joined by AI Expert, Tiktok Star and MySpace Veteran Will Francis — who shares his top tips on how to actually use AI well.

From ChatGPT and Gemini to Claude and Chinese AI models, Will breaks down which tools are best for what, and why most people are using them all wrong. He reveals how to turn AI into your second brain, build your own apps for free, and finally stop sounding like a robot online.

AND as always we've got the latest news for you, including an artist that REALLY snook an AI painting into a gallery and why five minutes of training can make you an AI detective.

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Fresh from the Future of Media conference where we took AI Haven’t a Clue live, James and George dive into the wildest week yet in artificial intelligence.

From AI-generated podcasts and humanoid robots to ChatGPT’s new shopping features, the hosts ask: is this really progress, or just polished slop?

Expect chaos as an audience member steals the mic, a robot that can’t handle rain makes headlines, and “The Zuck” once again haunts George’s dreams. Plus: the UK’s surprising place in the global AI adoption rankings, a heated debate over AI bias, and the ongoing question — do humans still matter in the age of AI?

If you’re into AI news, tech trends, or sarcastic British banter about robots, this episode of AI Haven’t a Clue is your new favourite listen. Get in touch at [email protected].

How do we make AI tools more inclusive — and why are women adopting AI 25% less than men? Zehra Chatoo, former Meta leader and founder of Code for Good Now, joins AI Haven’t a Clue to explain how we can fix AI’s representation problem.

From Albania’s AI minister expecting 83 virtual children to a Baltimore teen nearly arrested for “armed crisps,” this week we debate deepfakes, smart glasses, and Elon’s latest vanity project (“Grokopedia,” anyone?). Plus: the long-awaited confirmation on whether people at Meta really do call him “The Zuck.”

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Did you know 19 million Brits now use AI daily—for shopping, work, and even scheduling? But there’s a catch… the UK’s average AI IQ is a lot lower than you think1

The AI search wars are heating up — and OpenAI’s new browser, Atlas, could be a total game-changer. George and James dive into why Google’s worried, how Pinterest plans to clean up “AI slop,” and why being rude to ChatGPT might actually make it smarter. Plus: ChatGPT’s eyebrow-raising new “adult mode,” Amazon’s major cloud outage, and what it means that 19 million Brits are already using AI every day.
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We're digging into the rise of AI-generated podcasts with Jeanine Wright, CEO of Inception Point AI, a company producing over 3,000 podcast episodes a week—without a single human voice. Is this the future of entertainment or the death of creativity?

And thats not all, we've got fresh news for you on ChatGPT’s wholesome ad campaign, AI-made music, and whether the bubble is about to burst.

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AI has a copyright problem. What happens when AI trains on your words, photos, and ideas — without asking or paying?

In this episode we dive into the messy legal fight over who really owns the internet. Our guest, William Bowes, General Counsel at YouGov and former legal chief at Condé Nast, reveals the untold story of how Big Tech built AI on copyrighted content — and why creators might finally start getting paid.

From Elon Musk’s robot army to AI actors in Hollywood the team unpacks the wild new frontiers of AI, as well as some of the blunders too (we're looking at you Deloitte!).

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Stay curious, and remember — someone’s probably training an AI on this description right now.

We cover a lot of exciting news this week from ChatGPT’s new “Pulse” feature and whether we should let AI plan our holidays, to Spotify’s crackdown on AI-generated “slop.” We ask the big question: is AI really to blame for job losses, or just changing the game? Plus, could ChatGPT really break up a marriage? (sounds like it can!)

Journalist Jack Benjamin joins to dig into the massive shifts AI is bringing to media, publishing, and advertising — including why independent publishers could be on the brink. And of course, we're putting your ears to the test as AI Challenge returns… can James finally claw back a win?

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We're wading through one of the strangest AI news cycles yet. From Zuckerberg’s smart glasses flop (spoiler: they wouldn’t even take his calls) to the triumphant fightback of a stolen voice on ScotRail, we’ve got drama, laughs, and some jaw-dropping numbers on just how many people are really using ChatGPT.

We also ask: Is AI about to crash like the dot-com boom, or is it closer to electricity in its impact? Could Generation Alpha actually bring back… magazines? And our brilliant guest, Shilpa Saul, takes us deep into the rise of analog engagement—because maybe the future isn’t just digital after all.

Got a question, weird AI story, or just want to tell us we’re wrong?
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Should we trust ChatGPT for financial advice (spoiler: it’s not great), James breaks down a $31 billion “tech prosperity” deal that could make the UK an AI superpower, and Albania unveils the world’s first AI-powered minister. Plus, we chat about AI saving the NHS millions, a Japanese pop group that let AI write their anniversary hit, and a toy alien that’s creeping out parents everywhere.

Special guest Marcos Angelides joins to help tackle your listener question: in 10 years, will AI supercharge small creators—or keep the big media giants in charge?

And of course, the AI Challenge returns with some suspiciously uncanny childhood favourites… IS that one of the teletubbies?!

New episodes drop every Friday. Got a question or story for us? Reach out at aihaventaclue.com.

What happens when AI gets fined $1.5 billion for stealing from authors? Are AI podcasts the future of content… or just a flood of low-quality “slop”? Can AI Translate Your Airpods in Real Time? Could ransomware gangs really feed stolen art into AI training models? And is AI making us anxious about our jobs?

This week we're talking Google’s student freebies, Anthropic’s massive copyright battle and the rise of tools that fight back against AI scraping. Plus, designer, creative director and founder of Driftime, Abb'd Taiyo joins us to reveal how creatives are navigating the AI era and what skills the next generation really needs.

Got a question, hot take, or weird AI story? We’d love to hear from you! Get in touch at aihaventaclue.com. And don’t forget — new episodes drop every Friday. Subscribe, share, and stay curious.