AI in 10

Chuck Goetschel

The most important AI story—explained in 10 minutes. Every day, I break down the biggest AI story in just 10 minutes - what it is, why it matters, and how you can actually use it. No tech jargon, just AI made simple.

  1. Samsung just made the biggest AI bet in history

    12 hr ago

    Samsung just made the biggest AI bet in history

    Text us your thoughts! Samsung and SK Hynix just committed $880 billion to AI infrastructure — and the scale of that number reshapes what the next decade of AI actually looks like. This is not a corporate announcement. It is a national strategy backed by the South Korean government. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are building four new semiconductor fabrication plants at a cost of $518 billion, with the remainder going toward AI data centers and robotics. These two companies already supply the high-bandwidth memory that powers NVIDIA chips and every major AI model running today. South Korea's KOSPI index jumped 8% on the news — and the Bank for International Settlements issued a rare warning about an AI bust risk in the same breath. Here is what most coverage missed — this is the physical infrastructure layer that determines how fast, cheap, and powerful your AI tools become. Full breakdown in today's episode. New AI news every weekday — subscribe so you don't miss tomorrow's story. Referenced Links: Bloomberg: Tech Stocks Rebound; South Korea's Big AI Push Bloomberg: Korea Looks to Cement AI Lead Bloomberg Brief: Samsung and SK Hynix AI Investment Samsung Electronics SK Hynix #Samsung #SKHynix #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #AIInfrastructure #Semiconductors Want to go deeper with AI? A community of professionals is learning AI together right now at aihammock.com — show notes, links, tools, and real conversations about how to actually use AI in your life.

    9 min
  2. California just put AI job losses on watch

    1 day ago

    California just put AI job losses on watch

    Text us your thoughts! California just became the first state to publicly track what AI is doing to jobs and wages in near real time — and the implications stretch far beyond its borders. If this model spreads, workers everywhere may soon have data their employers have always had and they never did. On June 26th, California launched its AI and the Economy dashboard, a live, searchable tool pulling from state labor statistics and employer filings to show which roles are shrinking, which are growing, and which communities are getting hit hardest by AI adoption. California built this because workers have consistently been the last to know — finding out AI cost them their job only after the pink slip arrives. The dashboard is designed to close that gap, and the patterns it surfaces tend to preview what hits other states years later. Here is what most coverage missed about why this moment actually matters — full breakdown in today's episode. New AI news every weekday — subscribe so you don't miss tomorrow's story. Referenced Links: California Labor Market Info — EDD Dashboard Office of the Governor of California ACM FAccT 2026 Conference — Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency IEEE Society on Social Implications of Technology Want to go deeper with AI? A community of professionals is learning AI together right now at aihammock.com — show notes, links, tools, and real conversations about how to actually use AI in your life.

    8 min
  3. Samsung just replaced hundreds of designers with AI

    4 days ago

    Samsung just replaced hundreds of designers with AI

    Text us your thoughts! Samsung's decision to hand routine marketing design work to AI is one of the clearest signs yet that companies are treating automation as a direct substitute for human labor — not just an assistant to it. The shift affects Samsung's global marketing operations across North America, Europe, and parts of Asia, with real budget consequences for real workers. On June 23rd, Samsung circulated internal memos instructing teams to stop hiring designers for banner ads, promotional graphics, and social media assets — replacing that workflow with AI tools fine-tuned on Samsung's own brand history. Fixed-term contracts are not being renewed, and agency relationships are being cut to fund AI infrastructure. If Samsung reports cost savings, other brands are almost certain to copy the playbook. Here is what most coverage missed — the question companies are now asking is not 'can AI do this' but 'should we pay a person to do this.' Full breakdown in today's episode. New AI news every weekday — subscribe so you don't miss tomorrow's story. Referenced Links: Bloomberg: Samsung Cuts Designers as AI Takes Over Marketing Assets Reuters: Samsung Replaces In-House Designers With AI Tools The Verge: Samsung Is Using AI to Replace Routine Marketing Design Work Wired: What Samsung's AI Design Shift Means for Creative Jobs Want to go deeper with AI? A community of professionals is learning AI together right now at aihammock.com — show notes, links, tools, and real conversations about how to actually use AI in your life.

    9 min

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The most important AI story—explained in 10 minutes. Every day, I break down the biggest AI story in just 10 minutes - what it is, why it matters, and how you can actually use it. No tech jargon, just AI made simple.