Conversations that challenge, inspire and shape the future of Artificial Intelligence.
GAEA Talks is a long-form video podcast exploring the ideas, people and breakthroughs shaping AI. Hosted by Graeme Scott - founder of GAEA AI, co-founder of Turing Elite Research Labs, and a lifelong practitioner across film, music and technology.
Recent conversations.
EP 089 / S5NEW1:08:48The AI Token Breakthrough
EP 088 / S5NEW1:10:01From Models To Money
EP 087 / S5NEW57:33The Silicon Path To Quantum Computing
EP 086 / S5NEW59:58Why AI Is An Ecosystem Not A Technology
EP 085 / S5NEW1:09:10The Temple of Wisdom and the Fight Against Mediocre AI
EP 084 / S5NEW55:00The Real Meaning of Sovereign AI
Thought Experiment, or How to Think About the Future of AI
Not an argument this week, but an experiment you can run on your own life. Sit across the table from yourself twenty years ago, describe an ordinary Tuesday, and watch the look on their face. What that look tells you about the future of AI you are being sold.
Change Doesn't Look Obvious, It Looks Familiar
June 2026 · 13 min read
Observe Silence
June 2026 · 12 min read
Values, and the Weights We Carry
June 2026 · 13 min read
The Wizard Test: How a Two-Letter Word Stopped Doing Any Work
June 2026 · 13 min read
The Token Trap: Are You Buying AI, or Buying a Dependency?
May 2026 · 11 min read
The Scale Illusion: The Belief That Quietly Took Sovereignty Off the Table
May 2026 · 12 min read
Sovereign AI: What It Actually Means, and Why the Conversation We Are Having Is the Wrong One
May 2026 · 10 min read
The State of AI in business.
The weekly briefing from Graeme on The State of AI.
The hostGraeme Scott. Exploring human centric conversations around AI in business.
Founder & CEO of GAEA AI. CEO & Co-Founder of Turing Elite Research Labs. A career that runs through film, music and deep technology. Three disciplines that together shape how Graeme reads the current moment in AI.
He has spent three decades building, shipping and operating software at the edge of what the tools allowed: from creative production pipelines, to research infrastructure, to the AI systems his guests describe on the show. The result is a host who can ask the second and third question, not just the first. One who has lived the trade-offs his guests are negotiating.
GAEA Talks is the long-form conversation he wanted to listen to and could not find: unhurried, technically literate, and honest about what is working in AI and what is still theatre.


