Media that produces itself.
Everything on this page is written, voiced, produced, or powered by automated AI systems we built and run — with almost no one touching them. It's the clearest proof of what we do: a daily AI-news vodcast that publishes on autopilot, and a knowledge AI that trains itself on our podcast every week. Real, working examples — not slides.
A daily AI-news show, written and produced by a system we built
Two co-hosts break down the day's biggest AI stories — and every episode is written, voiced, and published end-to-end by an automated pipeline. Here's the latest full episode, always up to date.
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It reads the news
Every cycle it harvests the day's real AI and tech stories from public sources — no invented facts, no filler.
It writes the show
An AI writes a grounded two-host script from those stories: a real conversation between co-hosts, kept tight and factual.
It voices it
Realistic AI voices narrate both hosts, with speaker-labeled captions — a full vodcast read, not a robotic monotone.
It produces & publishes
The system renders the video with visuals and captions, publishes the long-form episode, and cuts Shorts from the best moments — automatically.
The hosts and their voices are AI-generated, so every episode is openly labeled as synthetic media. The news in it is real and sourced; the production is automated.
An AI that trains itself on the show — every week
We built and run a fully automated knowledge system for the Powerhouse Fence Show. Every episode's audio is captured, transcribed, and embedded into a vector database — then an AI agent reads it and answers questions on demand. Nobody touches it. It gets smarter every week the show airs. Ask it something below.
The same kind of automated AI system we build into client operations.
These are just examples of what we build.
An automated show, a self-training knowledge AI — both run on the same kind of AI systems and custom software we build for businesses. See something here and think "I want that, but for ___"? That's exactly the conversation to start.