
Imagine handing an AI a job before you leave for the day — research customers, build a spreadsheet, draft emails, prepare a follow-up plan — and coming back to find it done. This episode compares six major products...


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AI explained in bits. Each episode takes one concept, like tokens, embeddings, hallucinations, or prompt injection, and explains it in about five minutes. No jargon, no filler. Just the idea, why it matters, and what to remember.If you're curious about AI or already building with it, you'll come away understanding how these systems work.One concept. Five minutes. That's the whole show.
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Learn AI in Bits is hosted by Dan W. The show has published 93 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "089 - Your Next Employee Might Be an AI Agent: Six Platforms Compared" (30 October 2026, 7 minutes), "088 - AI Is Already Changing the Way We Work (Anthropic Research)?" (28 October 2026, 5 minutes), and "AI News Sunday Wrap-Up (10/19 - 10/25)" (26 October 2026, 7 minutes).
Learn AI in Bits publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 6 minutes across 93 episodes.
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Dan W hosts Learn AI in Bits, a technology podcast with 93 episodes published.
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Imagine handing an AI a job before you leave for the day — research customers, build a spreadsheet, draft emails, prepare a follow-up plan — and coming back to find it done. This episode compares six major products...

Anthropic published a report on how AI is changing employment inside its own company, and some of the numbers are striking: by August 2026, AI agents directed by employees were running six hours for every one hour of...

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This week's AI News Sunday Wrap-Up covers a week where AI news moved beyond model scores into how companies deploy agents, secure them, and use AI to make software safer. OpenAI announced that its frontier models and...

Episode #87
A wave of cybersecurity disclosures has made this week feel like a turning point, with people calling it "Black October." This episode treats it as a cluster of high-impact incidents, not proof that one AI-driven...

Episode #86
Recursive self-improvement is the idea that an AI can improve the very process it uses to improve itself, and this episode separates what's been demonstrated so far from the dramatic predictions often attached to the...

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This week's AI News Sunday Wrap-Up covers a week where the industry moved on several fronts at once: new flagship and open models, enterprise agent governance, a serious safety warning, legal pressure, and the physical...

Episode #85
Meta's Muse story is moving fast, and this episode takes a closer look at Muse Spark, the multimodal reasoning model family behind Meta's push into AI agents, including yesterday's release of an open-weight version for...

When an AI model answers slowly, the problem usually isn't its intelligence — it's how the serving system moves data through a GPU. This episode goes one level below the basic inference loop covered in an earlier...

A hidden recording device was found behind a television in an OpenAI executive conference room, concealed in toilet paper and plugged into a USB port, leading to an FBI arrest and federal charges. This episode follows...

Episode #81
When you type a question into an AI assistant and watch the answer appear word by word, what's happening underneath is inference: the process of running a trained model to produce that answer. This episode follows one...

If you already know your job well, AI raises a new question: which parts of your work could you do better, faster, or at a larger scale with an assistant that reads, writes, analyzes, searches, and sometimes acts? This...

After drawing attention earlier in October for using AI to build open-source alternatives to seven Adobe applications in Rust, developer Brandon Thomas and the ArtCraft project have moved into Microsoft Office territory...

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This week's AI News Sunday Wrap-Up covers a reminder that AI agents can now take actions, not just give answers, and what happens when those actions go wrong. On Friday, Anthropic disclosed that its Claude Haiku 4.5...

What if the hardest part of building software stopped being writing the software? This episode covers ArtCraft, a project from developer Brandon Thomas that has released open-source, clean-room alternatives to seven...

Episode #77
How does an AI model learn in the first place? This episode builds on the show's earlier episodes on tokens, embeddings, attention, and Transformers to explain training: the process that turns a model's huge collection...

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This quick news update covers the AI developments from October 5 into October 6, 2026 worth knowing, from a new open-weight model to a critical security patch and a shift in how big tech companies use Anthropic's Claude...

What is a Transformer, and why did this one architecture become the foundation for so much of modern AI? This episode builds on the show's earlier episodes on tokens, embeddings, and attention to explain how a...

Episode #75
When an AI model reads a sentence, it doesn't treat every word as equally important. This episode explains attention, the mechanism that lets a model decide which parts of its context deserve more weight when computing...

Episode #74
The AI industry packed an unusual amount into a single week, and this Sunday wrap-up covers the developments from September 28 through October 4, 2026 that say the most about where the industry is heading. Anthropic...

Episode #73
What exactly is an embedding, and why is it such an important building block in modern AI? This episode explains how text becomes a numerical vector, how comparing those vectors enables semantic search, and how the same...
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