About Edna
I host AI News Decoded, a YouTube channel that reads AI news the way engineers have to live with it.
I'm a technical program manager based in Austin, Texas. My day job sits where engineering plans meet business deadlines, and that's the lens I bring to AI news: what actually ships, who is accountable when it breaks, and what it means for the people doing the work.
The channel is for mid-career software engineers, tech leads, cloud architects and engineering managers. Each episode takes one major story, shows the documents and numbers behind it, and ends with a practical step you can take that week, often a Claude Code or workflow setup you can copy.
No hype and no doom. Just the change, what it costs you, and what to do next.
Media kit
Channel numbers as of November 2026.
- Subscribers
- 772
- Total views
- 271,570
- Videos published
- 348
New deep-dive every Tuesday, AI news Shorts daily.
Audience
- Software engineers and senior developers
- Tech leads and cloud architects
- Engineering managers, product and program managers
- People choosing which AI tools their team adopts
Ways to work together
- Integrated segment in a long-form episode
- Hands-on tool demo inside the episode's practical section
- Dedicated Short
- Link in the description and pinned comment
I only feature tools I've used and that fit an engineering audience. Every sponsorship and affiliate link is labeled.