An Epic Motion publication

AI Brief.

What changed.
Why it matters.
What to do next.

One email every Tuesday on the AI developments that matter at work, and what they mean in practice: the failures as well as the wins. About five minutes to read, with links to the sources. From Robin Brown at Epic Motion.

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AI isn't slowing down, and following it pulls you away from your work. AI Brief keeps up for you, once a week.

Pirates of the AI

01 / Out now 2 minutes 18 seconds, with sound and captions

A businessman blunders into a pirate battle. Made with AI.

  1. Raiders of the Lost AI02 / Coming soon
  2. Lawrence of AI03 / Coming soon

Each edition answers
three questions.

We explain the developments worth understanding, without treating every announcement as a breakthrough.

01 / Understand

What has actually changed?

What happened, with links to sources, and whether it's an announcement or something you can use today.

02 / Consider

What could it mean for your work?

What it could change in knowledge work, and where the evidence is still thin.

03 / Decide

Is it worth a closer look?

A question to ask or a next step. Sometimes that's testing something. Sometimes it's waiting.

How we edit

AI-assisted research and production, with human editorial review. Each edition links its sources and says where the evidence is thin. We correct mistakes, and you can reply to any edition.

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