AI-generated voices, human writing, studio mastering. Two series built for two very different moments — one for adults who want to understand the behind-the-scenes of AI, the other for kids aged 4 to 6 who want a story for the school run.
Sam Altman versus Dario Amodei. The rifts between OpenAI and Anthropic. The coups that made Silicon Valley tremble. Wondery-style narration, 15 min per episode.
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Alma, Lewis and James face down childhood fears (the monster under the bed, falling, heights, a tournament). Each episode runs 10 to 16 min, built for the school run. Resolved ending, zero cliffhangers.
Listen to the series →Alma, Lewis and James, pupils at a French school, discovered three magic lanterns up in the attic. In each episode, one of the three faces down a specific fear — and their lantern lights up at just the right moment. A resolved ending is mandatory, and it's built for the school run. Read the making-of →
Alma is sure there's something moving under her bed at night. Her red lantern is going to show her what the grown-ups can't see anymore.
Lewis is learning to skate at the skatepark with his dad. Every time he stands up on the board, he already pictures himself on the ground. His blue lantern gives him exactly what he needs to stop staring at the floor.
First time on a high ropes course for Lewis and James, two four-year-old cousins. James wants to do everything, Lewis sees the height and freezes. The lantern will pass from the brave one to the one who doubts — and not in the way you'd think.
First real tournament. A crowd, referees, an opposing team. James wants to shine, Lewis wants nobody looking at him. They're going to have to learn something neither of them saw coming: playing as a pair.
The night Dario Amodei leaves OpenAI to found Anthropic. Two visions of AI that can no longer live under the same roof.
The OpenAI coup of November 2023, minute by minute. Sutskever votes, Brockman walks, Satya picks up the pieces.
Musk versus Altman. 134 billion on the table. The founding father suing his former child to win back custody.