AI Script to Screen with Quint Boa

A wide ranging discussion on the use of LLM's in everything from psychotherapy to corporate strategy and education. How LLM's are a blessing and a curse.

A discussion with psychotherapist James earl about the rise of LLMs being used for psychotherapy. How long before artificial intimacy replaces in-person psychotherapy as a practice.

Charities and NGO’s are missing a trick by not using AI video production for fundraising. AI gives them the perfect opportunity to make creative and relatable content for a fraction of the price. So, why aren’t they? In this episode I look at why and what can be done. 
 

Discoveries in biotechnology are accelerating, but understanding them is not. In this episode, I examine how AI-generated video, digital humans, and automated localisation are transforming the way pharmaceutical companies communicate complex science. As therapies grow more sophisticated, the challenge is no longer just innovation - it is explanation. AI may be the tool that finally bridges the gap between breakthrough science and public understanding.

Dating apps are dying. What once promised connection now feels transactional. Swiping has replaced spontaneity, and AI-generated messages blur the line between real and artificial. In a world of bots, ghosting and performance, intimacy is becoming harder to find. This episode explores why digital dating is collapsing and what it means for human connection.

A sharp exploration of how language, intelligence, and alignment intersect as artificial general intelligence moves closer to reality. This episode examines whether machines can truly understand, what alignment really means beyond the headlines, and how the evolution of AI is forcing us to reconsider the nature of consciousness itself. Insightful, provocative, and grounded in real-world implications for the future of human and machine thinking.
 

What happens in psychotherapy when language no longer feels sufficient? This episode explores how non-religious spiritual practices - including prayer-like reflection, intention-setting, and silent attention - can support emotional regulation and meaning-making. From grief and trauma to existential unease, we look at why some inner experiences require something slower, quieter, and less cognitive than traditional talk therapy. Not about belief, but about presence, humility, and psychological containment when control falls away.

This week, I want to acknowledge the UKCP for taking a decisive and timely step in addressing the rapid advance of AI in psychotherapy. With chatbots and digital avatars already beginning to disrupt clinical practice, the technology is evolving at a pace that invites both innovation and concern. AI is moving fast and breaking things. The real question is whether it should be allowed to unsettle the foundations of therapeutic work itself. Join me for a considered exploration of what is at stake, and how the profession can respond with both curiosity and care.

A grounded psychotherapeutic exploration of anger - where it comes from, why it erupts, and how we can work with it rather than fear it.

A deep dive into how language shapes consciousness, why alignment remains the fault line in AGI research, and what it all means for the future of the human mind.