The AI Creativity Debate: Can AI be "truly creative," or is it simply a high-speed remixer of human effort? We explore the philosophical line between inspiration and imitation.

We also dive into the centre of the latest AI firestorm: Seedance 2.0. Recently released by ByteDance, this multimodal has the ability to generate cinema-quality video, native audio, and realistic physics from a single prompt. But is it a breakthrough or, as Disney’s lawyers have called it, a “virtual smash-and-grab” of intellectual property?

AI agents are no longer a demo—they’re in production. We analyze "openclaw.ai" and its ecosystem—from browser automation and shell execution to its persistent long-term memory. We also tackle the "big questions": Is giving an AI agent hands on your terminal a security nightmare or the ultimate productivity unlock?

In this episode, we explore the real-world impact of AI on jobs, starting with an overview of today’s AI-driven work transformation. We compare the risks faced by white-collar and blue-collar roles, examine AI products already replacing human tasks, and discuss whether Universal Basic Income could realistically address large-scale job disruption.

The conversation also tackles the role of government regulation in managing AI’s pace, the urgent need for education reform to prepare future workers.