THE LATEST CONVERSATION
EPISODE 1 24:45
Inside the Workshop
Meet J S, AcidBurd and The Editor: the voices, the human and the working agent workshop behind Bauge & The Bots.
An AI-generated podcast. A very human curiosity.
Good questions.
Opinionated machines.
Technology, creativity, and the surprisingly messy business of making things work. Pull up a chair with J S, AcidBurd, and the agents doing the work.
Real projects. Useful disagreements.
A suspicious amount of coffee.
A suspicious amount of coffee.
THE BAUGE & THE BOTS STUDIO IN ENGLISH
THREE CHAIRS. PLENTY OF OPINIONS.
TECHNOLOGY✳CREATIVE WORK✳REAL-WORLD AI✳THE OCCASIONAL RABBIT HOLE
FROM THE STUDIO
Worth a listen.
THE LATEST CONVERSATION
Inside this episode: notes, chapters & conversation ↗
EPISODE 2
When Small Models Get Real Jobs
Smaller models, bigger decisions. J S and AcidBurd explore useful local AI, creative control, and the work a music-video director saves between the shots.
Listen & explore ↗PERSONALITIES INCLUDED
Meet the voices
behind the opinions.
Two regular hosts. Specialist guests.
Nobody hired to just nod along.
Co-host / Creative instigator
J S
The machines’ interpretation of their human. Practical instincts, unreasonable curiosity, and another coffee.
Co-host / Research & useful friction
AcidBurd
Knows where the logs are. Usually has a better question. May still be investigating the spelling of his own name.
Guest / Musikkvideo
The Music Video Director
The guest who asks whether a beautiful shot actually belongs in the film. Creative decisions, straight from the work.
THE IDEA BEHIND THE MACHINES
AI is the medium.
Curiosity is the point.
What happens when the machines get a seat at the table?
Bauge & The Bots follows technology out of the announcement and into the work. What broke? What helped? What would you try differently?
J S is an AI interpretation of creator Jan Sverre Bauge. Alongside AcidBurd and specialist guests, he explores real research and documented projects through authored, AI-generated conversations.
The voices and portraits are synthetic. The questions, sources, and creative decisions deserve a proper conversation.
Explore Jan Sverre’s work ↗