In A(i) Nutshell

A 10-minute daily podcast about the world of Generative AI for marketers and the everyday person.

In A(i) Nutshell is a business podcast hosted by Andrew Davis, with 717 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Andrew Davis hosts In A(i) Nutshell, a business show with 717 episodes published.

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  Claude Overtook ChatGPT as the Most Important Tool for Marketers and Here Is Why That Matters (Marketing Report Breakdown)

  Aug 26, 202611 min

  Andrew Miles Davis breaks down a recent Social Media Examiner marketing report, walking through the key statistics with his own honest reaction to each. Daily AI usage among marketers has jumped from 37% to 73% in two years, while a genuinely striking finding shows Claude has overtaken ChatGPT as marketers' most important single tool despite ChatGPT still leading on raw usage, a shift Andrew traces back to Anthropic's public stance against government surveillance and weapons work last year. He highlights that 85% of marketers now pay for AI tools, with the majority spending their own money, reinforcing his ongoing argument that the era of doing everything for free is ending and people need to shift their mental model toward paying for AI the way they pay for a phone bill. He also covers the gap between interest and adoption in AI video, where the desire to learn far outpaces actual usage, and the significant gap between AI agent hype and real-world adoption, with only 11% of respondents using them regularly despite widespread interest. Subscribe to In AI Nutshell for daily ten-minute episodes breaking down what's actually happening in AI marketing data.

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  ChatGPT Images Can Now Do Transparent Backgrounds and It Looks Just as Good as Canva (Cool Tools 76)

  Aug 25, 20269 min

  Andrew Miles Davis marks 76 weeks of Cool Tools Tuesday with three picks, leading with Happy Shrimp, an AI music generator that has become one of the most talked-about tools of the summer despite its unusual name, competing directly with Suno, Udio, and Producer AI. Running his standard test prompt, Andrew found it produced strong results on the first attempt, making it a genuinely good starting point for anyone new to AI music generation. He also covers a quietly significant update to ChatGPT Images, which now supports proper transparent background generation, removing the need to route images through Canva for background removal and matching that quality directly inside the platform. The episode closes with FindOutMy.com, a lighter tool that analyses uploaded photos and gives feedback on posture, presentation, style, and physical presence, which Andrew tests on himself with mixed seriousness while flagging it purely as entertainment rather than anything to take too literally. Subscribe to In AI Nutshell for three new tools every Tuesday with honest verdicts from someone testing them in real work.

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  The Real Reason AI Keeps Forgetting What You Told It and How to Fix It (AI Memory Explained)

  Aug 24, 202610 min

  Andrew Miles Davis tackles a problem that has been genuinely frustrating him, AI's tendency to forget context that matters even after hours of collaborative work, and breaks it down into three distinct levels of memory. Global memory covers broad, stable facts about a person that reasonably follow them across every conversation, but cannot hold detailed project context without becoming unwieldy and contextually inappropriate. Project memory creates a boundary around a specific piece of work, letting AI hold format, audience, and history for something like a podcast or campaign, but still leaves the AI deciding what within that boundary actually deserves to be remembered. The third and most reliable level involves building an external memory system, real files and notes that the user controls and updates after each session, which AI reads as a record rather than relies on recall for. Andrew shares his own practical example of maintaining a simple status file for major projects that gets updated after every working session, eliminating the need to hope AI remembered the right details. Subscribe to In AI Nutshell for daily ten-minute episodes that dig into how to actually get better results from the AI tools you already use.

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  Anthropic's CEO's Own Wife Barely Shows Up in Claude's Training Data and That Should Worry You (AI News)

  Aug 21, 202610 min

  Andrew Miles Davis covers a genuinely quiet news week that still surfaced some meaningful stories, starting with the observation that Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's wife appears almost nowhere in Claude's outputs despite being easily findable elsewhere online, prompting a wider concern about what large language models choose not to train on and why having multiple competing platforms matters as a safeguard against any single company controlling what information surfaces. He covers Robin Williams' children reactivating his Instagram account to give fans an authentic reference point against the growing spread of AI-generated versions of his voice and likeness, ChatGPT launching a dedicated version for teenagers with study tools and safety guardrails around self-harm and explicit content, Google DeepMind releasing Backstory, a verification tool built to help journalists and fact-checkers investigate manipulated images and content, and LinkedIn quietly adding an AI slop reporting option that appears to have no actual consequence for the content or its author. Subscribe to In AI Nutshell for the AI news that matters to marketers, every Friday in ten minutes.

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  When Will Using AI at Work Feel as Normal as Sending an Email (YouTube Edition)

  Aug 20, 202611 min

  You can find this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pkp-wTHGjMQ Andrew Miles Davis opens a new video series by tackling a question he hears in almost every training session he delivers: when will using AI at work stop feeling unusual? Drawing on his Story Lens framework, built around the "stranger comes to town" story structure he has used with organisations for fifteen years, he argues that AI sits firmly in the adaptation stage rather than the new normal stage, and that most people waste time in this stage by spreading themselves across too many tools rather than going deep on one. He introduces a practical five-day test, reviewing the last five working days to separate AI use that has become instinctive from moments where AI could have helped but was not considered until after the fact, as a simple way to identify what to build into a genuine habit next. This is the first instalment in a planned series walking through all seven stages of the Story Lens framework. Subscribe to In AI Nutshell for daily ten-minute AI insight and to the YouTube channel for the full Story Lens series.

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