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Hosted by Satish Choudhary · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 136 episodes
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Technology is easier when someone explains the system underneath it. In Simple Terms with Satish turns AI, chips, apps, networks, devices, and emerging technology into calm, practical four-minute explanations—without jargon or hype. Each episode starts with something familiar, reveals the engineering behind it, and leaves you with one useful mental model. Follow for one clear technology explanation every day. Open once a day. Learn one concept. Leave smarter.
Satish Choudhary hosts In Simple Terms with Satish, a technology show with 136 episodes published.
Maya spends weeks discovering why her money plant is dying. Months later, an AI search answer gives someone her exact solution—but that person never visits her website or learns that she exists. Follow one original obser
Your phone says someone is at the front door. You tap the alert, but the live video keeps loading—and by the time it appears, the delivery driver has gone. How can that happen when your speed test says the Wi-Fi is extre
A small automated packaging company needs another robotic arm for its busiest season, but purchasing one would mean a large investment in equipment, integration and specialist support. Then a provider makes an unusual of
A consulting company adopts AI to help its employees research clients and prepare proposals. The pilot saves hours, employees love it, and management quickly expands it—then an unexpected bill arrives. Follow the company
You watch an extraordinary rescue video, read hundreds of enthusiastic comments, and then notice that almost nothing looks quite real. Was the video made by AI? Were the comments posted by bots? Was there ever a human st
Deleting a file does not necessarily remove what an AI model learned from it. Machine unlearning asks a harder question: can we remove a specific training influence while preserving everything the model should retain? In
Two developers use the same AI coding tool, the same project, and the same deadline—but follow very different working methods. Ship-It Sam optimizes for speed. Verify Veera defines assumptions, acceptance criteria, and e
An AI answers that the animal spinning a web has eight legs. Researchers find an internal representation for “spider,” replace it with “ant,” and the answer changes to six. Mechanistic interpretability attempts to revers
When a dangerous flaw is discovered in one tiny software component, how can a company find every product that contains it? An SBOM, or Software Bill of Materials, is a machine-readable inventory of the components inside
A few days ago, my Xfinity app asked whether I wanted to turn on WiFi Motion. My router has no camera, so how could it possibly detect someone walking through my home? Follow one invisible Wi-Fi signal from a gateway to
Can your clothes generate electricity just by moving? This visual explainer shows how triboelectric textiles turn contact, separation, bending, and friction into tiny electrical pulses—and why that does not mean a shirt
Auracast explained in simple terms: how one Bluetooth source can broadcast audio to many nearby compatible listeners—hearing aids, earbuds, and speakers—without conventional one-to-one pairing. In this Daily Tech Brief,
Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) technology lets equipped cars exchange safety information with other vehicles, traffic infrastructure, cyclists, and wider networks. In this episode, see how V2X could warn a driver about a hi
Can scientists switch off a gene without changing DNA? This video explains Spider-Man’s fictional inhibitor through real RNA interference (RNAi)—how DNA becomes messenger RNA, how cells build proteins, and how scientists
You ask an app to plan a trip. Instead of answering with a paragraph—or sending you through six menus—it builds the exact controls, cards, map, and budget view your task needs. This is generative UI: software that can as
Satish is guiding his car into a tight parking space when the dashboard suddenly shows the entire car from above. But there is no camera floating over the roof. Where did that impossible image come from? Inside this five
Your e-reader runs out of battery, but a message remains perfectly visible on its screen. A powerless phone becomes black glass, so what is holding this image? Inside this five-minute technical story: - How electric fiel
Your laptop charger stops working the night before an important meeting. Instead of opening ten shopping tabs, you ask an AI agent to find a compatible replacement under forty dollars that can arrive tomorrow. What must
You are shopping for a sofa, but the product photo cannot tell you whether it will overwhelm your living room. You point your phone at the floor, and a full-size digital sofa appears beside your real coffee table. How do
A friend sends you a surprising photograph and asks, "Is this real or AI?" Instead of guessing from pixels, digital provenance can reveal evidence about where the file came from and how it changed. Inside this five-minut
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In Simple Terms with Satish is hosted by Satish Choudhary. The show is categorised under technology and has published 136 episodes.
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