The AI podcast that challenges, inspires and shapes the future of artificial intelligence.
GAEA Talks is a long-form AI podcast about the ideas, people and breakthroughs shaping enterprise AI, machine learning and the future of work. Hosted by Graeme Scott - founder of GAEA AI, co-founder of Turing Elite Research Labs, and a lifelong practitioner across film, music and technology.
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A podcast about AI, made for the people who build and buy it.
Most podcasts about AI interview commentators. GAEA Talks interviews operators: the founders, researchers, CTOs and policy leaders who have shipped the systems they are describing. That single editorial rule is why the show reads as an AI business podcast rather than a technology news round-up.
Every conversation runs long, is filmed on three cameras in London, and ships with a searchable transcript. If you are looking for an AI podcast that treats enterprise AI as an operational problem rather than a narrative, this is the one.
What each episode covers
AI in business
How enterprise AI actually lands: procurement, deployment, cost, governance and the projects that quietly failed.
Machine learning
The research and model work behind the products, explained by the people doing it rather than the people marketing it.
AI and the future of work
What changes for teams, hiring and skills when the tools stop being assistants and start being colleagues.
The future of AI
Safety, regulation, sovereignty and the second and third order effects nobody put in the launch deck.
A Geotemporal Analysis of the Elven Effect
A thousand years took the elf from a being you made sacrifices to, to a plastic figure in green that watches your children and reports to a man in red. Nobody lied. The same mechanism now runs inside every model we consult, at a billion questions a day.
Thought Experiment, or How to Think About the Future of AI
July 2026 · 15 min read
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
Talking Points on Substack
Most AI commentary tells business leaders what happened this week. Talking Points asks what it means for the decision in front of you: whether you are buying intelligence or buying a dependency, what sovereignty actually costs to hold, which vendor claims survive contact with deployment.
Each essay runs 10 to 18 minutes, because the answers that hold up do not fit into less. Written by Graeme Scott, from inside the work of building AI systems and the conversations that never make the edit. Free on Substack.
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.
About GAEA Talks.
- What is GAEA Talks?
- GAEA Talks is a long-form AI podcast hosted by Graeme Scott, founder and CEO of GAEA AI. Every episode is an unscripted conversation with an operator of AI: a founder, researcher, CTO or policy leader who has built or deployed the systems being discussed. Episodes run 30 to 75 minutes and are published as both video and audio.
- Who should listen to this AI podcast?
- GAEA Talks is made for business and technology leaders who are responsible for AI decisions: executives, CTOs, product leaders, investors and practitioners. It assumes you are technically literate and short on time, so it skips the explainers and goes to the trade-offs.
- What topics does the podcast cover?
- Episodes cover enterprise AI, machine learning research, AI in business, AI safety and regulation, AI technology and infrastructure, and AI and the future of work. Recent conversations have ranged across deepfake detection, sovereign AI, knowledge graphs, quantum computing and AI in financial services.
- What makes GAEA Talks one of the best AI podcasts for business leaders?
- Three things. The show only books guests who have shipped what they describe, so there are no predictions without provenance. It is long form, so answers are allowed to be complicated. And partners never see questions in advance, never approve guests and never shape the edit, so the editorial line stays independent.
- Where can I listen to or watch GAEA Talks?
- Every episode is available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts and Spotify, and through the show's RSS feed in any podcast app. Full episodes, transcripts and guest profiles are also published on gaeatalks.ai.
- How often are new episodes released?
- New episodes of GAEA Talks are published twice a week, every Tuesday and Friday at 08:00 GMT.
- Who hosts GAEA Talks?
- The host is Graeme Scott, founder and CEO of GAEA AI and co-founder of Turing Elite Research Labs. He has spent three decades building and operating technology across film, music and AI, and records the show in London with a global guest roster.