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Artificially Intelligent Newswith Mark EllisonA daily audio briefing
The stories shaping America and the world. Researched across the news landscape, checked against current reporting, and delivered in one calm morning briefing.
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AIN is for listeners who want to understand what happened, what people are searching for, and what matters next without spending the morning bouncing between apps, channels, and arguments.
Seven major U.S. stories and two international reports selected for relevance, attention, and consequence.
A market and economic roundup, notable sports stories and scores, plus the entertainment headline drawing the most interest.
Every episode includes a complete transcript and links to the reporting and official material used during fact-checking.
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Jensen Huang’s exit from Nvidia, Scott Colom’s Mississippi Senate win, the Microsoft 365 outage, and Rosalía’s Latin Grammy sweep lead this Friday AIN briefing. Also: Trump’s Mexico tariff threat, SNAP and measles developments, Ukraine diplomacy, markets, the Commanders, Cade Cunningham, and the EU AI summit in Dublin.
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Jensen Huang’s exit from Nvidia, Scott Colom’s Mississippi Senate win, the Microsoft 365 outage, and Rosalía’s Latin Grammy sweep lead this Friday AIN briefing. Also: Trump’s Mexico tariff threat, SNAP and measles developments, Ukraine diplomacy, markets, the Commanders, Cade Cunningham, and the EU AI summit in Dublin.
Scott Colom’s Mississippi Senate win, Russia-Ukraine prisoner-exchange talks, a renewed Federal Reserve inflation challenge and college football’s 24-team playoff lead this November 12 edition of Artificially Intelligent News. Also: the Brooklyn building collapse, Waymo’s school-bus safety review, Wall Street’s AI rebound, MLB awards and Jordan Fisher joining Broadway’s Purple Rain.
Pete Hegseth, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, U.S.-Russia-Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi, and the College Football Playoff lead this Wednesday briefing. Also: inflation and markets, immigration enforcement, the Gaza and Iran conflicts, Champions Classic results, and Godzilla Minus Zero’s record box-office opening.