This week, the boys are sunburnt and semi-sensible live from the Cannes Lions Festival — where they dive into the biggest AI news of the week, including how artificial intelligence is being used to protect endangered elephants, and controversially, how it’s been used unlawfully in court.

We’re also joined by the brilliant Kimberley Wyatt (yes, that Pussycat Doll) to hear how she’s embracing AI in her creative work, and what excites or unnerves her about the future.

Our AI question of the week explores whether machines could (or should) have a place in the legal system — from judging to lawyering AND we take on an AI-generated ad challenge Cannes-style.

Got thoughts or questions? Email us at aihaventaclue@gmail.com.

We’re boldly going where no pod has gone before…

We're talking all things from asteroid dodging to Apple’s AI skepticism - George and James blast off into the cosmos with Professor Massimiliano Vasile, a leading expert in space systems engineering and AI. Find out how artificial intelligence is changing space travel — from planning smarter missions to possibly saving Earth from rogue asteroids.

Back on Earth, we unpack the latest AI headlines:

• Apple says AI models are faking it till they make it (and failing at hard stuff)

• Teachers get the go-ahead to let AI mark homework

• AI might just be your new work/life balance coach

PLUS:
James tackles a live listener question at IAB Engage
A new AI Challenge takes off with some… unearthly sounds
And we’re taking your weirdest, hardest, most bonkers AI questions – email us at aihaventaclue@gmail.com

Whether you're a space cadet or just AI-curious, this episode’s got you covered.
Strap in, hit play, and remember – stay curious.

From fashion fixes to therapy bots and the return of actual handwriting, this episode of AI Haven’t a Clue has it all.

George (on actual holiday, not AI-generated) and James tackle the latest AI headlines:
– Why AI might work better when we’re mean to it (sorry, robot feelings)
– Why Klarna’s customer service robot might need customer service itself
– Why students are putting down ChatGPT and picking up pens (yes, really)
– And why your next therapist might be... a chatbot. What could go wrong?

Plus, we chat to Ahmed Zaidi, founder of Hyran Technologies, about using AI to tackle fast fashion’s waste problem — because if AI can’t save the planet, at least it might help your wardrobe make less guilt-ridden choices.

There’s also another AI Challenge in the mix, and James tackles a listener question about how the UK can stay ahead in the AI race. (Jetpacks not included.)

💬 Got a burning question, a weird AI story, or just want to vent to something that’s not ChatGPT?
Email us at aihaventaclue@gmail.com — we might read it out (unless you ask us not to).