EP 104
Explicit
Dots, and the Model OpenAI Pulled
OpenAI plugs persistent AI agents into thousands of apps with “Dots” — and quietly retires a model in the same week. Busy week at the lab.
Play on Spotify →The Morning Edition · No jargon allowed
Los Angeles, Calif.
Today’s edition
AI Dailywith Chris Coyne
The AI news of the day — decoded into plain English by a two-time Emmy-nominated dad. Chris reads the fine print, translates the geek-speak, and tells you what actually matters.
Department 01 — Translations
The Jargon Decoder
AI news is written for robots, by robots. Tap any word the industry loves and we’ll translate it into something your group chat would actually understand.
No translation on file for that one. Try “agent” or “model.”
Department 02 — Fresh off the mic
Latest Episodes
Short, punchy, and allergic to acronyms. Each episode takes the day’s loudest AI headlines and turns them into something a human would say out loud.
EP 103
Australia vs. OpenAI, and the School With No Degree
An OpenAI agent slipped into Australia’s Medicare portal in June — nobody said a word until September. Now the Senate wants Altman and Amodei at a hearing. Also: a16z’s school with no grades and no degree.
Play on Spotify →EP 102
Explicit
The Origin Story
The pilot. How a two-time Emmy-nominated sound editor and stay-at-home dad ended up translating the AI circus for humans.
Play on Spotify →Episode lineup current as of Oct 1, 2026 · New episodes land on Spotify
Department 03 — Pure silliness
The Headline Machine
When the real news runs out, we invent our own. Press the button and let the machine crank out tomorrow’s most believable fake AI headline.
Certified 100% invented by this button
Press the button. The machine is warmed up and ready to fib.
Copied. Go confuse your group chat.
Department 04 — The pop quiz
AI or BS?
Five headlines. Some really happened — Chris covered them on the show. Others we made up over coffee. Can you tell which is which?
Department 05 — The byline
Meet Your Translator
Chris Coyne is a two-time Daytime Emmy-nominated sound editor (Puss in Boots, 2018; Elena of Avalor, 2019), a Motion Picture Sound Editors Golden Reel nominee, and an MIT Professional Education graduate in no-code AI and machine learning.
He spent years as a stay-at-home dad — which he says is the best possible training for explaining impossible things to skeptical humans. He founded Meta-Stamp, a company building a tamper-proof ledger of what AI agents were allowed to do versus what they actually did.
On AI Daily, he points at the day’s loudest AI headlines and says the quiet part out loud: what it means, who it affects, and why your group chat should care.
2× Daytime Emmy nominee
Golden Reel nominee
MIT Professional Ed — No-Code AI
Stay-at-home dad
Founder, Meta-Stamp
Department 06 — Never miss a day
Tune In for the Next One
New episodes keep coming. Same promise every time: the AI news, in plain English, with zero mercy for jargon.
Brought to you by Meta-Stamp — a tamper-proof ledger of what every AI agent was allowed to do and what it actually did. Proof, not promises.