
Andrew Miles Davis covers a quiet week of AI releases with some big stories underneath. He starts with the AI graveyard, a running list of AI startups that have failed, including Relay and Character AI, and why a...


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A 10-minute daily podcast about the world of Generative AI for marketers and the everyday person.
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Signup to Generate a PitchIn A(i) Nutshell is hosted by Andrew Davis. The show has published 767 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Websites Are Locking Out AI Agents and the AI Graveyard Keeps Growing (AI News)" (30 October 2026, 11 minutes), "The Top 3 Tools I Have Used Most In October" (29 October 2026, 7 minutes), and "Three Prompt Endings That Make Every AI Answer More Useful (Prompt Hacks)" (28 October 2026, 7 minutes).
In A(i) Nutshell publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 9 minutes across 767 episodes.
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Andrew Davis hosts In A(i) Nutshell, a business podcast with 767 episodes published.
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Andrew Miles Davis covers a quiet week of AI releases with some big stories underneath. He starts with the AI graveyard, a running list of AI startups that have failed, including Relay and Character AI, and why a...

In A(i) Nutshell
Andrew Miles Davis shares the AI tools he used the most in October. He leaves out ChatGPT and Whisper Flow because he uses them every month. First is Claude, which he says has been a better tool than ChatGPT this month...

Andrew Miles Davis shares three prompt endings, the short lines you add at the end of a prompt to get better answers from AI. First is "turn this into a fill-in-the-blank template I can reuse", which turns a one-off...

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Andrew Miles Davis shares three cool tools in week 85 of Cool Tools Tuesday. First is Editly, a writing tool that corrects, edits, rewrites and translates your text, with a focus on humanising AI writing. It shows you...

Andrew Miles Davis counts down his top five AI red flags from the bad part of his Good, Bad and Ugly talk, the things that affect you or your company rather than society. At number five is hallucinations, and why...

Andrew Miles Davis covers a Friday news episode led by the next stage of AI, the personal agent. Anthropic has joined X, Meta and OpenAI in launching one, and Andrew explains why he still thinks 2027 is the year agents...

Andrew Miles Davis combines two productivity ideas from The 4-Hour Work Week with AI. Parkinson's law says work expands to fill the time available. Pareto's law, the 80/20 principle, says roughly 80% of your results...

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Andrew Miles Davis answers three questions from his recent training sessions in this fortnightly FAQ episode. First, can AI reduce stress and burnout? He says it depends, but AI can lift admin and repetitive work. The...

In A(i) Nutshell
Andrew Miles Davis shares three very different cool tools for Cool Tools Tuesday. First is Veridive, a site with a Deep Query feature that searches dozens of YouTube videos on your topic and gives you one answer with...

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Andrew Miles Davis is back with another AI pet peeves episode, the monthly look at three things that annoy him about generative AI. First up is ChatGPT's lack of a "last modified" sort for chats, a small change that...

Andrew Miles Davis covers a week of AI news led by entertainment, starting with Nicolas Cage refusing to sign an AI waiver connected to an Amazon Spider-Noir series. He suggests the stance could mean Cage does not work...

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Andrew Miles Davis explains why personal AI agents, such as Meta's Muse and Grokbot, are the biggest shift in generative AI right now. He sets out three stages. Chatbots wait for you to ask. Do-it-yourself agents such...

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Andrew Miles Davis resets his prompt hacks series around one idea, that what you add to the end of a prompt now matters more than the prompt itself, because endings give the model the context it needs. He compares this...

Andrew Miles Davis covers three tools on week 83 of Cool Tools Tuesday. He starts with Note It Hub, which takes a long chat, finds the to dos scattered through it, and turns them into one list, solving the problem of...

In A(i) Nutshell
Andrew Miles Davis answers eleven randomly generated questions in his favourite monthly format. On the AI side, he says the job he would be most nervous about AI doing is any role where a wrong answer lands on him...

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Andrew Miles Davis covers a week of AI news that mixes useful new features with some uncomfortable warnings. He leads with ChatGPT's new Intelligent UI, which decides how best to answer and can show interactive results...

In A(i) Nutshell
Andrew Miles Davis answers three questions from recent training sessions and keynotes. He starts with whether your next manager could be AI, concluding that it could handle functional work like allocating tasks...

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Andrew Miles Davis marks week 82 of Cool Tools Tuesday by revisiting Napkin AI, a visual graphics tool he first covered in episode two, which has found new relevance with a presentation feature. It asks how many slides...

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Andrew Miles Davis argues that the real story behind OpenAI's new $500 a month ChatGPT plan is not the price itself but the reduced allowance quietly applied to the existing $200 tier, and what that signals for everyone...

In A(i) Nutshell
Andrew Miles Davis covers a week of releases that somehow topped the previous one, led by OpenAI launching Dot, an always-on assistant that takes action rather than just answering, positioned as a direct response to...
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