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 are, what we're becoming, and what it means for everyone else. New episodes every two weeks. The revolution will be conversational.

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-aways

• Redistribution, not eradication: AI is shifting creative labour from volume-driven tasks to high-touch curation and entirely new specialities.

• Creativity as dialogue: The machine supplies brute-force novelty; the human supplies meaning, context and intent—together they co-author works neither could achieve alone.

• Transparency is the new attribution: Provenance labels, model cards and dataset disclosures may soon sit next to paint type and canvas size on gallery placards.

• From fair-use to fair-exchange: Expect licensing marketplaces, real-time style-distance alerts and royalties wired at inference time.

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 mantra

• AI Impact Review Boards, transparency-as-trust, and lightweight red-teaming for lean start-ups

• How public model cards and open audits are becoming enterprise deal-breakers

• The race for industry standards—and whether regulation or market forces will set the ethical floor

Whether you’re a CTO at a Fortune 500 or hacking a model in your garage, this 35-minute episode delivers practical frameworks and tough questions to keep your AI both innovative and responsible. Hit play to learn how ethics can be a competitive edge—not just a compliance checkbox.

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 productivity‑dividend pledges to portable skill passports. If you’re a techie, a manager, or simply AI‑curious, this 30‑minute showdown will leave you informed, unsettled, and—yes—hopeful. Hit play, then hit follow to catch upcoming episodes on AI ethics, creativity, and more.