In this episode, Paul puts ChatGPT to the test — not with questions or prompts, but with a structured, timed debate. Using the classic Lincoln-Douglas framework, they go head-to-head on a surprisingly down-to-earth question: should cities invest more in public parks or public transportation? It’s not just about who wins the argument — it’s about
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In this episode, I dive into a big question with Grok: just how much energy does AI actually use? What starts as a simple query about the power required for one conversation unfolds into a wide-ranging exploration of data centers, energy grids, and the future of AI’s electricity demands. We crunch numbers on server loads,
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What happens when language learning meets artificial intelligence? In this episode, Paul embarks on an unusual experiment — can ChatGPT help him learn Norwegian? What begins as a simple language lesson turns into a fascinating exploration of AI memory, learning frameworks, and how human and machine collaboration actually feels in real time. Through a live,
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In this episode, I bring a very real, soon-to-be-parent concern to the AI: how can I get some sleep when there’s a newborn in the house? It may sound a bit selfish for me to want to get some sleep while my partner is obviously going to be awake, but we both agree that its
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In this episode, Paul dives into the subtle art of talking with AI — exploring why ChatGPT sometimes seems evasive, overly cautious, or even misleading. The discussion uncovers the hidden “principles” guiding AI behavior — from its safety filters and ethical boundaries to the complex balance between creativity and correctness. You’ll hear a live, unedited
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