Rushing AI adoption can create confusion and risk. John speaks with Corinne Thomas about what responsible AI use looks like in practice, why capability matters more than momentum, and where human judgement still has to stay in control.

AI often feels frustrating not because it is unintelligent, but because it lacks context, structure, and clear expectations. In this episode, John Bennett talks with Russ Henneberry about why AI behaves like the “new guy”, why prompting is rarely the real problem, and where human judgement still has to stay firmly in charge.

Playing with AI is easy. Building something useful with it is harder. John Bennett and Dr Dan Maggs explore what changes when you move from prompts to projects, why AI chats break down over time, and how non-technical founders can start building practical tools without chasing the latest release.

Find out why using a pasted prompt gets AI interaction off to a bad start.

Can you still read maps as well as you could before GPS? What could AI do to our ability to think?

Lloyds Bank says 28 million adults now use AI to manage their money. Do they really? And should they?

Setting intent starts before you type. Choosing the right model is a small but important decision that shapes the kind of response you’re going to get.

Designing the cover for Don’t Surrender Your Thinking followed the same rhythm as the HAHAH Method. The difference was that every stage was human.

Has em dash use really changed since ChatGPT launched? Deep Research helps find out.