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AI & The Art of the Possible
AI Through Stories, Not Specs
What if AI isn't about replacing us, but about expanding what's possible?
I'm Chance, an AI consultant, and every week I tell you a short story about artificial intelligence. Sometimes that means confronting uncomfortable truths. Other times it's about genuinely mind-bending breakthroughs. But always through real stories, not abstract theory, focused on the human side of AI.
This podcast is for the AI curious or even the AI skeptic. The people who want the actual picture. Not the hype, not the doom, just what's really happening.
When technical concepts matter to the story, I'll explain them. When jargon is necessary, I'll translate it.
What to expect:
• 3-5 minute episodes
• One story, one insight per episode
• Honest assessment of both risks and possibilities
• Complex ideas made accessible (but not dumbed down)
New episodes every Tuesday.
Subscribe if you want to understand AI as it actually is—fascinating, concerning, and very, very real.
AI & The Art of the Possible
The Heavy Metal Music Moment
Use Left/Right to seek, Home/End to jump to start or end. Hold shift to jump forward or backward.
What if the key to your focus isn’t silence—but the right kind of noise?
In this episode, Chance shares how blasting Metallica in a chaotic dorm room actually saved his grades, why his wife’s brain thrives on TV reruns, and how that paradox connects to a surprising principle in AI.
You’ll walk away seeing your own “focus quirks” in a completely different light.
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► Website: AuthenTech AI
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About Chance
Chance Sassano is the Founder of AuthenTech AI, where he helps organizations implement secure, compliant GenAI with 100% observability. Former radio DJ. Still believes the best tech amplifies human capability—doesn't replace it.
About AI & The Art of the Possible
When AI quietly changes our world, who notices?
Last week on AI & The Art of the Possible, I shared a story about a moment that seemed small. It wasn’t about the latest model or a grand promise.
It was about the way AI made a complex decision feel… almost simple.
That’s the kind of impact I want to surface—where the tech steps back, and possibility steps forward. Curious what that moment looked like? Listen to the latest episode.
