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The most important AI story—explained in 10 minutes. Every day, I break down the biggest AI story in just 10 minutes - what it is, why it matters, and how you can actually use it. No tech jargon, just AI made simple.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe most important AI story, explained in 10 minutes. Every day, I break down the biggest AI story in just 10 minutes - what it is, why it matters, and how you can actually use it. No tech jargon, just AI made simple.
AI in 10 is hosted by Chuck Goetschel. The show has published 288 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Anthropic filed for an IPO, what will the S-1 reveal?" (1 November 2026, 5 minutes), "OpenAI, Google & Microsoft back a “no AI training” web rule" (31 October 2026, 7 minutes), and "Amazon’s earnings miss spooks AI investors: who profits now?" (30 October 2026, 6 minutes).
AI in 10 publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 6 minutes across 288 episodes.
Booking probability for AI in 10 is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. AI in 10 requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. AI in 10's contact route on record: verified email.
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Chuck Goetschel hosts AI in 10, a technology podcast with 288 episodes published.
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Anthropic’s IPO filing could turn one of the most secretive AI model businesses into a quarterly numbers story—potentially shaping Claude’s pricing, limits, and pace of releases. If it goes public, everyday investors...
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OpenAI and Google are backing a single website rule that could let publishers opt out of AI training without juggling company-by-company settings. If it works, it changes who gets to use the web’s content—and on what...
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Amazon’s earnings miss is a warning shot for anyone riding the AI trade: Wall Street is starting to demand profits, not just bigger data centers. After Amazon reported results that missed expectations, AI-linked tech...
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Guidewire’s deal for Hyperexponential is a signal that “AI agents” are moving from demos into systems that can influence real-world insurance premiums. That matters because underwriting and pricing decisions touch...
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Akamai is betting the next AI leap isn’t a smarter chatbot—it’s safer action. If agents are going to touch real workflows, the biggest question is what happens when the code they generate goes wrong. Akamai launched two...
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Anthropic’s IPO filing could turn one of the most important AI labs into a quarterly, disclosure-driven public company—meaning regular visibility into costs, risks, and momentum behind Claude. That matters for anyone...
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GXO Logistics expanding humanoid robots into real fulfillment work is a signal that “warehouse automation” is shifting from demos to day-to-day operations—and that could change what entry-level warehouse jobs look like...
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OpenAI cutting internet access during frontier-model training signals how serious the security risks have become—and it could shape how safe (and how capable) future AI systems are. OpenAI says it resumed training its...
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Moonshot AI is positioning Kimi K3.1 Pro for the work people actually get paid for: coding and financial research. If it holds up, it’s a real alternative to the usual U.S. model stack. Moonshot released Kimi K3.1 Pro...
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Anthropic’s Claude Duet pushes AI past chat and into your actual workday—watching context across apps and surfacing tasks before you ask. That convenience could save hours, but it also forces new choices about trust...
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Google Cloud adding OpenAI’s newest GPT-6 models isn’t just another model drop—it changes how enterprise teams can buy, govern, and deploy OpenAI inside their existing Google Cloud stack. Google says GPT-6 Astra...
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Zoom is betting that the next leap in workplace AI isn’t a smarter chatbot—it’s one that can see the full trail of meetings, chats, docs, and tools you use every day. That could save hours, but it also raises real...
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Norforge’s claim that AI agents helped attackers breach 100+ websites matters because autonomous tools could scale real-world hacking faster than humans can respond. According to reporting, Norforge said AI agents...
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Anthropic’s own workforce data suggests the first impact of AI agents may be fewer entry-level jobs, not sudden mass layoffs. If that pattern spreads, the “career ladder” into tech could change fast. In a new internal...
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DeepSeek’s V4.1-Flash-1017 isn’t selling “bigger”—it’s selling speed and shorter answers, which could change what you pay for (and tolerate) in daily AI use. DeepSeek pushed the update live Oct. 17 across its web/app...
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Google’s AI Overviews are convenient, but they’ve also trained people to trust a summary without seeing proof. This update is Google admitting the biggest issue isn’t speed—it’s trust and attribution. Google says AI...
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The White House AI task force’s 120-day review could shape how AI is tested, monitored, and held accountable—affecting everything from scams and deepfake fraud to safeguards for hospitals, utilities, and finance. After...
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Meta’s new Muse Wonder models could reshape which AI developers build on—and what everyone ends up using in apps. But Meta is signaling a sharper divide between free access and premium capability. Meta announced Muse...
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Character.AI could change fast if a Disney subsidiary ends up buying key assets—terms, privacy, and which bots stay online could all shift. If you’ve built characters or had long chats, what happens next matters...
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Amazon reportedly considering a Decart acquisition matters less as M&A gossip and more as a shift in who controls how AI runs on hardware. If Decart makes models portable across chips, that changes AWS costs and Nvidia...
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