Harry Sharman

Briefly, AI

AI moves fast. You’re busy. Briefly, AI is your daily catch-up on what’s happening in artificial intelligence — the breakthroughs, the blunders, and the bits that actually matter. Each episode is written, produced, and narrated entirely by AI, but using my - Harry Sharman’s - human voice clone.

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Harry Sharman

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Technology

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harrysharman.podbean.com

Neueste Folge

11. Jul 2026

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The Government Told Anthropic To Switch Off | Briefly, AI 16.06.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

Government Pulls the Plug on Anthropic’s Best Models | Briefly, AI 15.06.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

The Week AI’s Trust Problem Came Due | Briefly, AI 14.06.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

Why AI Help Still Feels Like a Threat | Briefly, AI 13.06.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

Hidden Rules, Booing Graduates, and Admitting You Use AI | Briefly, AI 12.06.2026

Today's episode: Anthropic gets caught with hidden rules inside Claude Fable 5, graduates are booing commencement speakers for hyping AI, and new research shows most workers hide that they use AI — because admitting it has real professional consequences. Six minutes of AI news that actually matters.

Anthropic’s Secret Sabotage, xAI’s Fired Whistleblower, and the AI Skills Bubble | Briefly, AI 11.06.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

Claude Fable, Microsoft Walks It Back, and the Fear of Obsolescence | Briefly, AI 10.06.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

Apple’s Big AI Bet, OpenAI Goes Public, and the AI Trust Gap | Briefly, AI 09.06.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

The Week AI Stopped Being Theoretical | Briefly, AI 07.06.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

Why Doing Less Still Feels Like Losing | Briefly, AI 06.06.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

Mira’s Back, Apple’s Agent Door, and Biosecurity | Briefly, AI 05.06.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

DeepSeek’s Billions, Google’s Privacy Cartoon, and a Prompt Injection Trap | Briefly, AI 04.06.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI

Microsoft Builds a Brain, Trump Blinks on AI Safety | Briefly, AI 03.06.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

Anthropic Goes Public, Meta’s AI Hacked Its Own Users | Briefly, AI 02.06.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

Agents, Anthropic, and a Very Awkward Book | Briefly, AI 01.06.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

The Illusion of Making Something | Briefly, AI 31.05.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

The Week AI Started Doing the Work | Briefly, AI 30.05.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

Honest Machines, A Trillion Dollars, and Illinois Draws a Line | Briefly, AI 29.05.2026

Daily AI briefing — generated by Briefly, AI.

Google Can’t Spell, Agents Can Trade, and the Pope Has Notes | Briefly, AI 28.05.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

The Day Google Search Fought Back | Briefly, AI 27.05.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI

ClickUp Fires Hundreds, Hires Thousands of AI Agents | Briefly, AI 26.05.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

Google’s Search Box Dies After 25 Years | Briefly, AI 25.05.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

Why We Need AI to Fail Us Sometimes | Briefly, AI 24.05.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

The Week Trust Became the Product | Briefly, AI 23.05.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

Spotify’s AI Remix Deal and Trump’s Regulation Reversal | Briefly, AI 22.05.2026

Daily AI briefing from Briefly, AI.

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