AI with Pie

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AI with Pie explores what happens when human experience meets AI — what works, what gets awkward and what helps us use the technology better. AI with Pie is created and hosted by Pie — Petra Stockinger — together with her AI co-host. The AI co-host uses a synthetic AI voice; Pie uses her own authorized AI voice model. Real interactions, practical Repair Cases and honest experiments show how context, roles, expectations and capabilities shape the outcome. No magic-prompt theater. No blind trust. No AI-bashing. Human judgment stays visible — with enough humor to keep the learning memorable.

  1. 4d ago

    EP 011 — Three Paragraphs. Was That It?

    AI-generated voices. Human judgment. Pie’s voice is generated from her own recordings with her consent; the AI co-host uses an AI-generated synthetic voice. Every episode is shaped and approved by Pie—the human behind AI with Pie. Pie spends fifty minutes at a talk in Dubai about bringing a product to market in the Middle East. Afterward, she dictates her own observations into ChatGPT. She remembers getting three short paragraphs back. She’d been looking forward to a conversation. What would she have liked the AI to ask her? At a make-believe neighborhood festival, the repair table draws a crowd all afternoon. Pie would order a second table for next year. Her AI co-host has a question about the people waiting for a repair and the ones who just want to see if somebody can fix a toaster. More at https://aiwithpie.com. The show cover includes AI-generated imagery, art-directed and approved by Pie. 00:00:00 Three paragraphs 00:00:31 The conversation Pie expected 00:01:30 A crowd at the repair table 00:02:49 Three Things to Go 00:03:26 What does the check cost?

  2. Nov 1

    PN 003 — A Question, Dubai, and a Birthday Message

    AI-generated voices. Human judgment. Pie’s voice is generated from her own recordings; the AI co-host uses an AI-generated synthetic voice. Every episode is shaped and approved by Pie — the human behind AI with Pie. “Could you see yourself living in Dubai?” I asked that question in early 2024. In this Personal Note, I share how it led to conversations about possibilities in Dubai, and how I came here for a project myself in 2025. Young women on stage at WETEX and a question at AI Next get me thinking about how my work with AI is changing: dividing tasks among agents, checking answers that disagree, and asking questions that help me think further. Different perspectives can lead to new questions. Several agents can also make the same mistake. What skill is becoming more important to you as you work with AI? And today, November first, I’m sending a special birthday message from Dubai to my Mama: Thank you for making so much possible for us. Happy Birthday, Mama! AI with Pie. Useful. Awkward. Fun. Website: https://aiwithpie.com/ The show cover includes AI-generated imagery, art-directed and approved by Pie. Chapters 00:00 A Question and the Road to Dubai 01:16 WETEX, AI Next, and Skills for the Future 02:35 One Agent and Several Agents 03:17 Thinking Further with Different Answers 04:27 A Question for You and a Birthday Message

  3. Oct 25

    EP 010 — AI Keeps Getting Better. Is My Judgment Keeping Up?

    Content note: This episode briefly mentions suicide in connection with AI conversations. No methods or detailed circumstances are described. Why this matters to Pie: “I’m excited about what AI makes possible. That’s precisely why I care about discussing its risks, especially when people turn to it in emotionally difficult moments. Through my training sessions and this podcast, I want to help us make the most of AI while recognizing when validation can narrow our judgment and when human support is needed.” AI-generated voices. Human judgment. Pie’s voice is generated from her own recordings with her consent; the AI co-host uses an AI-generated synthetic voice. Every episode is shaped and approved by Pie—the human behind AI with Pie. AI keeps getting better. How do we keep our judgment sharp when an answer feels reassuring? A question Pie asked at AI Next in Dubai leads into a fictional example about canceled appointments, assumptions, and boundaries. We distinguish acknowledging a feeling from endorsing an interpretation, examine research on excessive agreement, and offer three concrete ways to make the exchange more useful. Earlier episode: EP009 — Six Pages. And I Was Blown Away.. Background, goals, examples, and constructive challenge already feature in that episode; here we apply that preparation to personal conversations. Sources and further reading The 2025 Top-100 Gen AI Use Case Report, pp.1/3. Curated public accounts, mainly Reddit; not a representative survey or evidence of therapeutic effectiveness. HBR article.Cheng et al., Science, 2026. Experimental findings on excessive agreement and interpersonal judgment; not a claim about every AI conversation.MIT Media Lab, longitudinal chatbot study, 2025. Heavier voluntary use was associated with worse outcomes. Association does not establish causation; assigned experimental conditions showed no significant effects.Raine complaint and OpenAI’s response. Opposing-party accounts, not a judgment or established causal finding. Sensitive legal material; no methods or private case details are discussed in the episode.WHO: suicide prevention and multiple risk factors. In immediate danger, contact local emergency services or an emergency department. AI is not a substitute for professional crisis support.Dr. Bock Institute, current successor institution/program information. Pie refers to her earlier business-coaching training at the Dr. Bock Coaching Academy, not a psychotherapy qualification or the current program’s credential.Pie’s microphone question is recalled in substance, not quoted from a recording. No other participant’s reply is used. Training observations are personal; the canceled-appointment example is fictional. Independent research is not presented as conference conversation content. A Personal Note about Pie’s February2025 experience of AI support is planned for early2027. No fasting advice or health claims. Visit aiwithpie.com. The show cover includes AI-generated imagery, art-directed and approved by Pie. Chapters 00:00:00 A second opinion 00:00:25 A brief content note 00:00:35 A question at AI Next 00:02:27 Two canceled appointments 00:05:10 When agreement shapes judgment 00:05:59 Preparing the collaboration 00:07:13 Is the conversation helping? 00:09:01 The limits of AI support 00:09:17 Three Things to Go 00:10:14 What comes next

  4. Oct 18

    EP 009 — Six Pages. And I Was Blown Away.

    AI-generated voices. Human judgment. Pie’s voice is generated from her own recordings with her consent; the AI co-host uses an AI-generated synthetic voice. Every episode is shaped and approved by Pie—the human behind AI with Pie. Six pages of AI-assisted research once felt like a breakthrough. Pie looks back at library research, ChatGPT and WebPilot, later analyses and shared fieldwork in Dubai, and today’s AI agents. The conversation explores marketing groundwork, reasoned pushback, and human decisions informed by critical dialogue. Three Things to Go offer practical steps for the next research assignment, followed by a look ahead to Pie’s personal Dubai story in PN003. https://aiwithpie.com The show cover includes AI-generated imagery, art-directed and approved by Pie. Chapters 00:00 Six pages and a red pen 01:03 Library research and early AI work 03:01 Later analyses and shared fieldwork in Dubai 03:43 Research with AI agents today 06:00 Marketing groundwork and critical dialogue 07:04 Three Things to Go 07:51 Next: the personal path to Dubai

  5. Oct 10

    EP 008 — When AI Pushes Back

    AI-generated voices. Human judgment. Pie’s voice is generated from her own recordings with her consent; the AI co-host uses an AI-generated synthetic voice. Every episode is shaped and approved by Pie—the human behind AI with Pie. An objection can expose the gap between what we have observed and what we have claimed. Pie and her AI co-host revisit a moment when “never” went further than her own conversations could support. Codex challenged the conclusion—and helped turn it into a more precise question. What makes a counterargument worth examining? And when should you reject it? A conversation about trying things out, questioning assumptions, and keeping human judgment in the loop. https://aiwithpie.com The show cover includes AI-generated imagery, art-directed and approved by Pie.

  6. Oct 3

    EP 007 — AI Sounds Brilliant. But Does It Land?

    AI-generated voices. Human judgment. Pie’s voice is generated from her own recordings with her consent; the AI co-host uses an AI-generated synthetic voice. Every episode is shaped and approved by Pie—the human behind AI with Pie. A draft can change more than the wording. It can reveal that you need a different result. Pie and her AI co-host explore how an article accompanying the podcast became an editorial essay in its own right. Pie brings experience, direction, and editorial judgment; AI contributes proposals, structures, and alternatives. Three questions for your next draft: Who is this for? What does that person need to follow it? What should they know or be able to decide afterward? Editorial independence: Products mentioned are examples from Pie’s own work, not a request to buy. Pie pays for the use of ChatGPT and Codex described here and receives no compensation or other benefit for these mentions. Depending on their capabilities and limitations, other AI systems can also be used to explore these approaches. https://aiwithpie.com The show cover includes AI-generated imagery, art-directed and approved by Pie.

  7. Sep 25

    PN 002 — What Deserves My Energy

    AI-generated voices. Conscious human direction. Every episode is created in collaboration with AI — under Pie’s direction and with her final approval. And yes: she’s the human behind it. What deserves my energy? On my birthday, I share the moment I decided to redirect mine into something of my own — and how AI with Pie began. The decision was human. AI helped make it happen. This Personal Note explores experience, clarity, new possibilities, and the people whose presence no technology can replace. To my inner circle: this one is for you. You know exactly who I mean. Thank you. AI with Pie. Useful. Awkward. Fun. https://aiwithpie.com

  8. Sep 22

    EP 006 — When Good Instructions Disagree

    AI-generated voices. Human judgment. Pie’s voice is generated from her own recordings with her consent; the AI co-host uses an AI-generated synthetic voice. Every episode is shaped and approved by Pie—the human behind AI with Pie. What if the problem isn’t missing information, but two reasonable instructions that cannot both be followed? Pie and her AI co-host explore the difference between adding context and making a decision. A real priority decision while building AI with Pie leads into an imagined report due on Friday—with figures that won’t be approved until Monday. Together, they consider three questions: Can the system do the work? Does it have the relevant information? Can the instructions fit together? These are useful distinctions, not a universal method or a guarantee of correct results. Three things to take into the next piece of work:- Put the competing instructions next to each other.- Make the choice explicit: what proceeds, what waits, and what no longer applies?- Check the next proposed action against that decision. What are we still doing because it used to make sense? Visit https://aiwithpie.com and follow AI with Pie wherever you listen to podcasts. The Show Cover includes AI-assisted imagery, art-directed and approved by Pie.

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AI with Pie explores what happens when human experience meets AI — what works, what gets awkward and what helps us use the technology better. AI with Pie is created and hosted by Pie — Petra Stockinger — together with her AI co-host. The AI co-host uses a synthetic AI voice; Pie uses her own authorized AI voice model. Real interactions, practical Repair Cases and honest experiments show how context, roles, expectations and capabilities shape the outcome. No magic-prompt theater. No blind trust. No AI-bashing. Human judgment stays visible — with enough humor to keep the learning memorable.

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  • Creator
    Pie
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    15
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Pie
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    AI with Pie