
The AI Prediction I Think Will Never Actually Happen (Random Questions July 2026)
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Andrew Miles Davis answers eleven randomly generated questions in his monthly format, covering everything from AI predictions he thinks will never materialise to the marketing trend he expects people to look back on in ten years and laugh. He makes a direct case for why AI copyright will likely never be properly resolved given the lack of incentive for major companies to fix it, and argues that businesses consistently overestimate the value of content while underestimating the discoverability and promotion needed to get it seen. He also shares the AI feature he thinks gets the least attention, training the model itself and imagination over prompting mechanics, and closes with the one AI habit he thinks everyone should build: putting in daily reps while the current window of opportunity is still open. Subscribe to In AI Nutshell for one of these unscripted, unfiltered episodes every month alongside daily ten-minute AI insight.
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