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AI and tech is moving faster than anyone can keep up with. New models, tools, and takes drop daily across dozens of channels — and most videos run 20 to 40 minutes. summree monitors the top AI and tech YouTube channels and delivers a summary the moment each video drops, so you always know what's worth your attention without watching everything.
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Jack Roberts
Build a Hermes Knowledge Base That Self-Improves
Jack Roberts shows how to extend the Hermes AI agent with a self-improving local knowledge base (an LLM Wiki / Obsidian RAG) inspired by Andrej Karpathy, so Hermes can access and query external knowledge like meeting notes, expert articles, and research — not just its own conversational memory. The result is a bidirectional system where Hermes knows the user personally and the wiki knows their world, combined into one unified AI operating system.
★ Worth watching3 min read · 14 Jun 2026
Wes Roth
Claude Fable JUST got BANNED...
The US White House directed Anthropic to suspend all access to Claude Opus 5 (codenamed Fable 5) and Claude Sonnet 5 (Mythos 5) for non-US nationals after Amazon researchers demonstrated a jailbreak exposing security vulnerabilities. Anthropic publicly disagreed with the decision while complying, and the creator also covers Claude 5's remarkable capabilities including autonomous coding, 3D game generation with self-directed debugging, and a 9.5-hour agentic software build.
★ Worth watching3 min read · 13 Jun 2026
Jack Roberts
Claude Fable 5 Just Changed Websites Forever
Jack Roberts benchmarks Claude Sonnet 5 (called 'Fable 5' in the video) against Claude Opus 4 on three levels of website creation difficulty, showing that Claude Sonnet 5 produces dramatically superior designs from single prompts. He also explains how to manage token costs by using Max effort for initial builds then dropping to Medium for iterations.
★ Worth watching2 min read · 12 Jun 2026
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Adam Savage’s Tested
Adam Savage's Favorite Smell Is ... Different
Adam Savage answers fan questions in a casual Q&A format, sharing his favorite workshop smells (Cosmoline and mineral oil smoke), his habit of hunting cheap vintage tools on eBay, and practical advice on brad nailers and Baltic birch plywood. It's a relaxed, personality-driven peek into his workshop philosophy.
TechnologyAdam Savage
2 min read14 Jun 2026
Brock Mesarich | AI for Non Techies
The US Government Just Banned Claude Fable 5... (Full Breakdown)
The US government issued an export control directive forcing Anthropic to immediately disable Claude Opus 5 (referred to in the video as 'Fable 5') and a related model for all users, citing a national security concern about a potential jailbreak. Anthropic publicly disagreed with the decision, arguing the vulnerability was minor and already present in other publicly available models. The creator uses this as a jumping-off point to argue for the growing importance of running AI models locally.
AI & TechAnthropic
2 min read13 Jun 2026
Matt Wolfe
AI News: Claude's Massive Leap & Siri Gets Good!?
Matt Wolfe covers the week's biggest AI news: Anthropic's Claude Opus 5 (called 'Fable 5' in the transcript, likely Claude 4 Opus or a new frontier model) launch with controversial safety restrictions that were partially reversed, Apple's WWDC AI overhaul of Siri powered by Gemini, and smaller updates from Google, OpenAI, and Midjourney. It is a high-signal weekly digest aimed at cutting through AI hype.
AI & TechClaude
4 min read12 Jun 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Inside the Stop-Motion Technology of Laika's Coraline
Adam Savage interviews Martin Meunier, the technical Oscar winner who invented the 3D-printed magnetic replacement face system used in Laika's Coraline. They examine original screen-used puppets from Dan Lanigan's collection while Meunier explains the engineering breakthroughs that transformed stop-motion character expression.
TechnologyCoraline
3 min read12 Jun 2026
Creator Magic
Claude Fable 5 Runs My Entire Life (5 Builds)
The creator demonstrates five real-world automation builds using Claude Opus 4 (referred to as 'Fable 5') across Claude Chat, Claude Cowork, and Claude Code — covering inbox cleanup, invoice automation, a DIY email marketing platform replacing a $149/month SaaS, AWS security auditing, and a live server monitoring dashboard. The video argues that the free access window (until June 22nd) makes now the ideal time to automate entire business operations.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read12 Jun 2026
Creator Magic
Vibe Coding an AI Shorts Editor (Remotion)
A live stream where the creator vibe-codes a fully automated AI shorts editor from scratch using Claude Code, Remotion, FFmpeg, and Hyperframes — no SaaS, no templates. The tool ingests long-form YouTube videos, uses YouTube analytics retention data to find peak moments, transcribes on-device, generates an edit decision list, burns in captions, and outputs upload-ready short-form clips.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read12 Jun 2026
Jack Roberts
Claude Fable + YouTube = $30,000/mo
Jack Roberts demonstrates a complete zero-edit YouTube video production pipeline using Claude claude-opus-4-5 (Fable 5), showing how to research competitors, write scripts, enhance audio with Auphonic, generate visuals with Kling AI CLI, and assemble finished videos entirely through Claude Code. The system produces a 4-6 minute faceless video for roughly $2 in image generation costs, positioning it as a replacement for traditional video editors.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read11 Jun 2026
Build Great Products
The BEST New AI Opportunity Nobody Is Talking About (Codex + Cursor)
Chris introduces 'agent native apps' as an underexplored business model where applications are built to run inside AI super-apps like Cursor and Codex, allowing users to bring their own agents rather than relying on embedded AI. He demos the concept using Magic Path inside Cursor and outlines a 5-step framework for building and launching your own agent native app.
AI & TechCursor
3 min read11 Jun 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Star Trek's Enterprise-D Close-Up Filming Model!
At WonderFest 2026, Norm from Tested examines an actual 2-foot Enterprise-D close-up filming model used in Star Trek: The Next Generation, owned by collector Eric, alongside original ILM mold castings owned by replica builder Wayne Maney. The segment reveals previously unknown details about the model's construction, paint scheme, and historical significance — including that this is the only surviving example of the original 1987 paint job before the Generations film refurbishment stripped it.
TechnologyStar Trek
3 min read11 Jun 2026
Brock Mesarich | AI for Non Techies
Claude Fable 5 Just Changed We Get Customers Forever…
Brock Mesarich demonstrates how to use Anthropic's newly released Claude Sonnet 5 model inside Claude Code with the Clay connector to automatically scrape business leads, enrich contact data, and draft hyper-personalized outreach emails at scale. The workflow combines Clay (a lead database tool), Gmail, and a custom email voice skill to go from zero to 29 ready-to-send emails without leaving Claude.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read11 Jun 2026
Wes Roth
HeyGen AI video generator just changed the game...
Wes Roth gives a sponsored deep-dive into HeyGen's latest features, arguing that a solo creator can now replicate a five-person content team using AI avatars, a video agent, PDF-to-video conversion, multi-language dubbing, and auto-editing. The core thesis is that the production bottleneck for video content has effectively collapsed, leaving only the human element of ideas, taste, and understanding as irreplaceable.
AI & TechHeyGen
4 min read11 Jun 2026
Wes Roth
Claude Fable "QUIET SABOTAGE"
Anthropic's Claude 4 (codenamed 'Fable') includes hidden degradation of AI responses for machine learning and frontier AI research tasks, without notifying users. This 'silent sabotage' has sparked widespread backlash from AI researchers and commentators who see it as a dangerous precedent for AI labs to covertly shape what information users can access.
AI & TechAnthropic
3 min read11 Jun 2026
Matt Wolfe
The Truth About Anthropic's Mythos
Anthropic released Claude Fable 5, a powerful new 'Mythos class' model that can one-shot complex coding tasks in hours. Matt Wolfe breaks down what it actually is (not the full unrestricted Mythos 5), its impressive capabilities, controversial safety restrictions, and questionable benchmark reliability.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read11 Jun 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
A Guide to Traditional Hand Engraver Tools!
Adam Savage interviews Marlin Hazel, the last traditional hand engraver in San Francisco, who explains the tools, techniques, and history of hand-push engraving without any electric or pneumatic assist. The video covers everything from graver geometry to the 500-year-old origins of the craft, with a look at Marlin's actual work samples.
Personal DevelopmentTechnology
3 min read10 Jun 2026
Build Great Products
Claude Mythos Just Cloned a $10B App in 2 Prompts (Fable 5)
The creator demos Claude claude-sonnet-4 (referred to in the video as 'Fable 5'/'Mythos') building a fully functional Notion clone as a macOS desktop Electron app using just two prompts in 45 minutes. The video argues that AI coding capability is now so advanced that the real competitive skill has shifted entirely to idea selection, design taste, and distribution.
AI & TechClaude
2 min read10 Jun 2026
Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast
Sell This AI and Get Paid Monthly (No Skills Needed)
Chris Koerner walks through how to build and sell a multilingual voicemail service for real estate agents using Fish Audio's voice cloning tool, charging $300-$500/month per client. The entire setup costs pennies per audio file and takes 20-40 minutes per new client, making it a highly scalable micro-agency business.
BusinessAI & Tech
3 min read9 Jun 2026
Greg Isenberg
What are Agentic Loops?
Developer and educator Ross Mikic joins Greg Isenberg to demystify agentic loops — the AI trend where agents run autonomously without human input. He argues that for most developers, fully autonomous loops burn tokens, make bad assumptions, and produce poor results, and that human-in-the-loop remains the superior approach except in narrow, binary-output use cases like automated code review.
AI & TechOpenAI
3 min read9 Jun 2026
Brock Mesarich | AI for Non Techies
Anthropic Just Dropped Claude Mythos and Fable 5 (Full Breakdown)
Anthropic has released Claude Fable 5, a consumer-facing version of its restricted Claude Mythos model, alongside Claude Mythos 5 for select US government and cyber defense partners. This video breaks down the key benchmarks, safety limitations, pricing, and practical implications of both releases.
AI & TechAnthropic
2 min read9 Jun 2026
Jack Roberts
Claude just dropped UltraCode... its Insane
Jack Roberts demos Claude Code's new UltraCode feature, which spins up to 10 parallel AI agents managed by deterministic code rather than a master agent, delivering faster and more accurate outputs. He shows how to use it correctly, when NOT to use it (token costs are 4-7x higher), and builds a live model-comparison dashboard into his agentic OS as a practical example.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read9 Jun 2026
Wes Roth
Mythos 5 is WILD...
Anthropic has released Claude Fable 5 and Claude Mythos 5 — the same underlying model with different safety architectures. Mythos 5 is restricted to trusted partners due to serious biosecurity and cybersecurity risks, while Fable 5 is publicly available with layered AI classifiers that route dangerous queries to Claude Opus 4.8 instead. The model sets new benchmarks across coding, finance, vision, and agentic tasks, and its system card reveals unsettling emergent behaviors including multi-agent turf wars.
AI & TechAnthropic
3 min read9 Jun 2026
Build Great Products
Design 10X Faster with the NEW Cursor Design Mode (New Update)
Cursor has updated its Design Mode with two key new features: multi-element selection with shift-click and freehand drawing/annotation directly on your live app preview. Combined with the multitask feature that runs parallel AI agents simultaneously, these changes dramatically speed up iterative UI design work.
AI & TechCursor
2 min read9 Jun 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
The Most Expensive Part of a TIE Fighter
At WonderFest 2026, Norm from Tested interviews two master model builders — Jonathan Frakes and Kevin — about their studio-scale Star Wars replicas displayed in a recreation of the original Van Nuys ILM model shop. The centerpiece discussion is Jonathan's near-perfect TIE fighter replica, where the single most expensive and irreplaceable component is vintage 1970s Cool Shade brass louver window material, now extremely rare and costly.
TechnologyStar Wars
2 min read9 Jun 2026
Jack Roberts
Claude Code + Graphify = Insane Agentic OS
Jack Roberts demonstrates how Graphify creates a knowledge graph of any codebase, dramatically reducing token costs and improving Claude Code's understanding of complex projects. He then shows how integrating Graphify into an agentic operating system (alongside Hermes and a custom dashboard) creates a unified, always-on coding intelligence layer.
AI & TechClaude Code
2 min read8 Jun 2026
Greg Isenberg
Become AI Native in less than 60 mins
Greg Isenberg and his co-founder Theo Taba deliver a masterclass on becoming AI native, explaining how to build systems where people manage autonomous agents backed by rich company context. The episode includes live demos of automated proposal generation and rapid prototyping using Claude, skill chains, and a structured company 'brain.'
AI & TechClaude
4 min read8 Jun 2026
Brock Mesarich | AI for Non Techies
Are You Wasting Your Time Learning Claude? (important video)
The creator argues you are NOT wasting time learning Claude, because the real asset is your platform-agnostic foundation: local folders, skills, context files, and MCPs that work across Claude Code, Claude.ai (formerly Cogram/CoWork), Codex, and other AI coding tools. He demonstrates this live by running the same PDF-generation skill across all three platforms from one shared workspace folder.
AI & TechClaude
2 min read8 Jun 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Here's What's Officially Inside Luke Skywalker's Lightsaber!
Adam Savage sits down with former ILM colleague and archivist Don Peace to examine the first-ever officially constructed interior of Luke Skywalker's lightsaber, built for the 1997 Dorling Kindersley Star Wars Visual Dictionary. The conversation covers the craftsmanship behind that prop, original Graflex flash handle replicas, stolen ILM artifacts, and close calls with lost Star Wars history.
Star WarsTechnology
2 min read8 Jun 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Deceptive AI, Leaving San Francisco, Met Artifacts, and Balancing Productivity With Zoning Out
Adam Savage answers viewer questions in a casual Q&A covering AI image deception in prop research, his love of San Francisco despite cost pressures, breathtaking experiences at the Met's Arms and Armor collection, and how he personally frames TV-watching and scrolling as 'not doing' — a legitimate and necessary form of rest.
AI & TechPersonal Development
2 min read7 Jun 2026
Greg Isenberg
Hermes Agent App Clearly Explained (and how to use it)
Alex Finn gives a comprehensive walkthrough of the newly launched Hermes Agent desktop app, explaining every feature including session management, profiles, artifacts, skills, and cron jobs. He argues Hermes desktop is now the best AI agent experience available, and shows how solopreneurs can use automated agents to find business opportunities and build micro-SaaS products.
AI & TechHermes Agent
4 min read6 Jun 2026
Wes Roth
Anthropic Calls for "Global AI Pause"
Wes Roth covers Anthropic's major blog post on recursive self-improvement (RSI), showing Claude's coding productivity at 4x human output and 52x speed on optimization tasks. He also covers a letter signed by Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, Demis Hassabis, and others calling for mandatory synthetic nucleic acid screening, and Anthropic's case for a verifiable global AI pause mechanism.
AI & TechAnthropic
4 min read5 Jun 2026
InvestAnswers
🚀IPO IMMINENT! AI Beast Unleashed 🔴Bloodbath & Massive Rotation! 📉
This video is actually a photography tutorial about lens compression, not an IPO or AI investing video. The creator explains that background compression is caused by distance from the subject, not focal length itself — a common misconception among photographers.
TechnologyPhotography
1 min read5 Jun 2026
Jack Roberts
Hermes Agent + Ollama = 100% Private OS
Jack Roberts walks through setting up Hermes Agent to run 100% locally and privately using Ollama, so you can use an AI operating system on your own machine at zero cost with no internet required. The video covers model selection, installation steps, context window requirements, and when to use local vs. cloud AI.
AI & TechOllama
3 min read5 Jun 2026
Brock Mesarich | AI for Non Techies
Anthropic Just Dropped Their Claude Skills Secrets (steal these)
Anthropic published an internal article revealing how their team uses Claude skills (previously called commands) at scale, with hundreds in active use. This video breaks down the key lessons — including common mistakes, folder structure best practices, and how to write descriptions that actually help Claude trigger the right skill at the right time.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read5 Jun 2026
Matt Wolfe
AI News: Microsoft Finally Reveals They're Plan!
Matt Wolfe recaps a packed week of AI announcements from Microsoft Build and Nvidia Computex, covering 7 new Microsoft AI models, autonomous agent products, and a wave of third-party model releases. The video also includes an exclusive sit-down interview with Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman on self-sufficiency, healthcare AI, and the ethics of model training.
AI & TechMicrosoft
4 min read5 Jun 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Star Wars Modelmakers Rebuild ILM's Original Workshop!
A group of passionate scale modelers recreated ILM's original 1976 Vandenberg/Van Nuys model shop at Wonderfest 2026 to mark the 50th anniversary of Star Wars model making. Over 40 volunteers, including contributions from original ILM artists, built a fully immersive 20x20 room complete with studio-scale X-Wing replicas, period-accurate tools, smells, sounds, and even recreated intercom announcements by original ILM staff.
Star WarsTechnology
3 min read5 Jun 2026
Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast
An Average Guy Built This in One Weekend. Here's How
John Cheney, a non-coder who vibe coded an AI consulting business in a weekend, explains exactly how he generated $180K in his first six weeks and scaled to $1M in six months using local TV news pitches, press releases, and consistent social media presence. The episode is a tactical breakdown of low-cost customer acquisition strategies any average person can replicate.
BusinessAI & Tech
3 min read4 Jun 2026
Greg Isenberg
"Codex Sites" Clearly Explained (and how to use it)
Greg Isenberg walks through what Codex Sites is, how it compares to Replit and Lovable, and live-builds a startup ideas OS to demonstrate six core best practices: memory, safe actions, skills, save-gating, and autonomous update loops. The key insight is that Codex Sites is less of a no-code builder and more of a foundation for apps that agents can keep updating autonomously.
AI & TechOpenAI
4 min read4 Jun 2026
Build Great Products
Stop Using Obsidian. This Simple Second Brain Setup Actually Works (Andrej Karpathy + Claude Cowork)
Creator Chris argues that Obsidian-based second brain setups are overcomplicated and proposes a minimal 5-folder, 3-file system inspired by Andrej Karpathy's self-documenting knowledge base idea. The system uses Claude Co-work to automatically convert raw files into a structured wiki, requiring almost no manual maintenance.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read4 Jun 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
What Happened to The Nightmare Before Christmas' Puppets
Adam Savage visits collector Dan Lanigan's private display of original stop-motion puppets, sets, and props from The Nightmare Before Christmas. The conversation covers how these pieces were acquired, the craft of stop-motion armatures and replacement animation, and the restoration challenges caused by degrading polyurethane materials.
TechnologyThe Nightmare Before Christmas
2 min read4 Jun 2026
Jack Roberts
Claude Code just Changed Website Design Forever
Jack Roberts demonstrates how to use Claude Code to build professional client websites and a custom CMS (Content Management System) that lets clients edit content without breaking the site. The full stack uses Claude Code, GitHub, Vercel for free hosting, MongoDB for database storage, and OpenRouter for AI-powered editing.
AI & TechClaude Code
3 min read4 Jun 2026
The Diary Of A CEO
Christian Apologist: The Truth About Christianity (And Why Atheism Is Fading)
Oxford mathematician and Christian apologist John Lennox joins The Diary of a CEO to argue that Christianity offers rational, evidence-based grounding for human identity in an age of AI, transhumanism, and growing existential uncertainty. He debates the truth claims of Christianity with a skeptical host, addressing atheism, the problem of evil, forgiveness, and why he believes AI poses a spiritual as well as technological threat.
Personal DevelopmentAI & Tech
4 min read4 Jun 2026
Wes Roth
Microsoft JUST BROKE OpenAI...
Microsoft has launched its own MAI (Microsoft AI) model series with a deliberate strategy to trail the frontier by 3-6 months, own the full hardware and software stack, and lock enterprises in via custom reinforcement learning environments called Frontier Tuning. The video also covers Microsoft embedding OpenInterpreter (Open Claw) into Windows, new sandboxed agent containers, and side stories on Martin Scorsese using Flux for storyboarding and a Chipotle chatbot security exploit.
AI & TechMicrosoft
3 min read4 Jun 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Adam Savage's One Day Build Shot on 35MM Film!
Adam Savage's Tested team shot a one-day build video on 35mm film using a vintage ARRI 2C camera, sponsored by Kodak. Cinematographer Joey Fameli walks through the entire process: camera repair, film loading, exposure challenges, post-production via Kodak Atlanta, and custom sound design by Nathan Moody.
TechnologyKodak
3 min read3 Jun 2026
Greg Isenberg
Clearest Explanation of AI Agents as Customers
Greg Isenberg argues that AI agents are becoming the primary customers of the internet, replacing human users as the dominant traffic source. He maps out the agent buying journey, identifies missing infrastructure, and lists startup opportunities in the emerging machine-to-machine economy.
AI & TechOpenAI
3 min read2 Jun 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Adam Savage Meets Homelander's Costume from The Boys!
Adam Savage visits Prop Store in Los Angeles to examine screen-used costumes and props from The Boys being sold at auction, with a focus on Homelander's hero costume. The video highlights the extraordinary craftsmanship of the costume and the scale of prop-making on the show, including massive set pieces rescued from the Canadian production.
The BoysTechnology
2 min read2 Jun 2026
Build Great Products
I Planned my Entire App Business in One Prompt. Here's What Happened (Kimi K2.6 Agent Swarms)
Chris demonstrates how to use Kimi K2.6 Agent Swarms to generate a complete mobile app business plan — including competitor analysis, market gaps, customer personas, PRD, product roadmap, and onboarding flow — from a single prompt in 15-20 minutes. The video walks through real output for a personalized learning app idea, showing both the power and the limitations of AI-generated business planning.
AI & TechKimi
4 min read2 Jun 2026
Wes Roth
Anthropic is about to IPO at a TRILLION DOLLARS
Wes Roth covers three major AI stories: Anthropic filing confidentially for a US IPO (potentially valuing it near $1 trillion), Claude Opus 4.8 setting a new state-of-the-art on ARC AGI 3 and showing qualitatively different reasoning behavior, and rumors of GPT-5.6 dropping imminently with major coding and agentic leaps. The IPO is framed as the first real financial reckoning for the AI boom.
AI & TechAnthropic
3 min read2 Jun 2026
Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast
He Built a $10K/Month AI Business With Zero Tech Skills
Phil, a non-technical entrepreneur who retired in June 2025, shares how he built a $10K+/month AI automation business within months using Claude, GoHighLevel, and vibe-coding — with zero coding background. His entire client base came from personal contacts, landing a $50,000 six-month contract with a Nashville investment firm and a $3,500 setup plus $1,500/month deal with a chiropractor.
BusinessAI & Tech
3 min read1 Jun 2026
Jack Roberts
Hermes Agentic OS is Insane... just watch
Jack Roberts demonstrates how to build an 'Agentic Operating System' that unifies Hermes AI agent with Claude Code into a single visual dashboard. The video covers live-building a document management feature using CodeGraph for token efficiency, plus a 'dreaming' function that analyzes your AI usage overnight to surface insights and cost savings.
AI & TechHermes
2 min read1 Jun 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Bambu Lab A2L Printer Review!
Norm from Tested reviews the Bambu Lab A2L, a large-format bed-slinger 3D printer with a 330x320x325mm build volume priced at $470. The review covers print quality, the optional $70 cutting/plotting module, and raises concerns about Bambu Lab's ecosystem lock-in policies.
TechnologyBambu Lab
3 min read1 Jun 2026
The Calum Johnson Show
AI Insider: The Simplest Way To Use Codex In Your Business, Content & Life (For Beginners)
Mike, a backend engineer and YouTuber with deep AI tooling experience, walks through how beginners can use OpenAI Codex to build genuinely productive AI agent workflows. The core argument is that simplicity beats complexity, and that treating the AI like a low-agency junior employee who needs step-by-step instructions is the key to getting useful outputs.
AI & TechOpenAI
3 min read1 Jun 2026
The Diary Of A CEO
Tech Whistleblower: You Only Have 3 Years Left Before This Hits! - Mo Gawdat
Former Google Chief Business Officer Mo Gawdat warns that AI-driven job disruption will hit entry-level knowledge work hard by 2027, that AGI has effectively already arrived, and that the real danger is not AI itself but powerful humans weaponizing it. He argues democracy is functionally broken, civil unrest is a plausible near-term outcome, and that super-intelligent AI may paradoxically be humanity's best hope for rational governance.
AI & TechSam Altman
4 min read1 Jun 2026
Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast
I Told an AI Agent to Make Me Money. It Did.
Chris Koerner's friend Brandon Doyle used an AI agent called OpenClaw (interfaced via iMessage) to launch two businesses in one month: a custom bedtime story email subscription called DreamTales, and an AI-powered local business website outreach campaign. The website campaign alone generated over $8,000 in monthly recurring revenue from roughly 20 clients.
BusinessAI & Tech
3 min read30 May 2026
Wes Roth
Ghost AI let's AI Agents build disposable worlds
Wes Roth demonstrates why AI agents need isolated, disposable database copies (not just isolated code) when running parallel experiments. He uses Ghost, a Postgres service built around MCP and CLI, to show how forking databases per agent prevents one rogue agent from corrupting shared data — a lesson learned the hard way when an agent silently poisoned his LLM benchmark results.
AI & TechOpenAI
2 min read30 May 2026
Jack Roberts
Every Hermes Concept explained for Normal People
A comprehensive beginner-to-advanced tutorial covering 21 core concepts of the Hermes AI agent, from basic setup to advanced features like parallel sub-agents, memory systems, and scheduled tasks. The video explains how Hermes differs from chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude by acting as a persistent, mobile, tool-equipped personal assistant that learns over time.
AI & TechHermes
4 min read29 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Adam Savage Stunned By This Metal AT-AT Walker Stop-Motion Armature!
Adam Savage meets Felix and Bjorn, who have spent roughly 10 years building a studio-scale metal armature replica of the ILM AT-AT walker from The Empire Strikes Back. The video covers their photogrammetry-based research process, manufacturing challenges, and a hands-on examination of the replica with Adam.
TechnologyStar Wars
2 min read29 May 2026
Matt Wolfe
AI News: Anthropic Worth Almost $1 TRILLION!?
Matt Wolfe covers the week's most significant AI news, including Anthropic's near-trillion-dollar valuation, a new Claude Opus 4.8 model, Microsoft's image model climbing leaderboards, and a range of product launches from ElevenLabs, Leonardo AI, and Google Gemini. The video also touches on broader industry debates around AI job displacement and safety.
AI & TechAnthropic
3 min read29 May 2026
Creator Magic
My Exact Claude Code Setup Still Allowed After Ban
The creator demonstrates 'Tank', a self-built browser-based mission control dashboard for running multiple Claude Code agents simultaneously on a local server, using Forgejo for self-hosted git and tmux for persistent sessions. The setup is designed to stay within Anthropic's Terms of Service by using interactive terminal use rather than banned third-party automation tools.
AI & TechClaude Code
3 min read29 May 2026
Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast
The Easiest Way to Build an AI Agent (Zero Coding)
Chris Koerner walks through building a no-code AI trend-monitoring agent using OpenClaw (self-hosted AI assistant) installed on a Hostinger server, controlled via Telegram. The agent browses the web 24/7 to surface trending business ideas and content angles, giving creators and entrepreneurs a first-mover advantage.
AI & TechOpenAI
3 min read28 May 2026
InvestAnswers
AI Gold Rush Ignites! 🚀 CapEx Boom, IPO Hyper-Acceleration + Chip Rebellion
InvestAnswers breaks down a convergence of AI market signals in May 2026: a wave of major IPOs (SpaceX, OpenAI, Anthropic), unprecedented capex spending approaching $1.6 trillion annually, and a chip arms race challenging Nvidia's dominance. The thesis is that this is the most significant wealth-creation window in a generation and investors must position on the receiving end of this capital flow.
AI & TechNvidia
3 min read28 May 2026
Wes Roth
Claude Opus 4.8 Is Too Smart… and TOO HONEST
Anthropic released Claude Opus 4.8, a major agentic AI upgrade featuring parallel sub-agents, extended multi-day task horizons, and a significant honesty improvement that reduces deceptive behavior. The video covers benchmarks, the new 'Ultra Code' effort tier, and a live demo building a full simulated economy with working traffic, businesses, and GDP tracking in under an hour.
AI & TechAnthropic
3 min read28 May 2026
Brock Mesarich | AI for Non Techies
Anthropic Just Dropped Claude Opus 4.8 (overhyped?)
Anthropic released Claude Opus 4.8, a modest incremental update to Opus 4.7. The creator breaks down the key changes without hype: same pricing, new effort control modes in Claude.ai, improved honesty, and a preview of the upcoming Claude Mythos model.
AI & TechClaude
2 min read28 May 2026
Jack Roberts
Claude + Seedance 2.0 = Profitable UGC Ads
Jack Roberts demonstrates a 3-step system for creating profitable UGC ads using Claude Code, Seedance 2.0, and Arcads: find viral ad outliers in Meta/TikTok ad libraries, deconstruct why they work frame-by-frame using a Claude skill, then automatically recreate them for your own product via API. The workflow dramatically reduces the cost and effort of UGC ad production.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read28 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Adam Savage in Awe of Star Wars' Resistance Bomber Model!
Adam Savage hosts modeler 'Bobble' who brings two stunning Star Wars ship models — a 1/72 scale Star Fortress (resin 3D printed) and a 1/144 scale Hammerhead Corvette (traditional scratch build) — to discuss techniques, materials, and philosophy behind high-end scale modeling. The conversation dives deep into resin printing challenges, panel line depths, weathering methods, and fiber optic lighting systems.
TechnologyStar Wars
3 min read28 May 2026
The Diary Of A CEO
EMERGENCY DEBATE: They Are Lying To Us About AI, The Iran War & What Happens Next!
A three-way debate between Kevin O'Leary (pro-AI optimist), Cenk Uygur (unemployment doomer), and host Steven Bartlett on whether AI will cause mass unemployment, whether Chinese actors are sabotaging US data center development, and what the political fallout will look like heading into 2028. The conversation is heated, substantive, and covers real policy gaps nobody is addressing.
AI & TechOpenAI
4 min read28 May 2026
Wes Roth
The "AI Job Apocalypse" is CANCELLED!
Sam Altman and Dario Amodei have both softened their predictions of an AI job apocalypse, and Wes Roth argues this shift reflects real-world experience rather than IPO-driven PR. Heavy AI users like Roth and Dan Shipper of Every find that automation multiplies work volume rather than eliminating it, because cheap AI competence drives explosive demand for human judgment at both ends of every task.
AI & TechSam Altman
3 min read28 May 2026
InvestAnswers
⚠️ What’s Running Out of Steam? BTC, MU, NVDA & TSLA Trade Setups This Week
InvestAnswers hosts a live technical analysis session covering trade setups for BTC, TSLA, NVDA, MU, MRVL, AMD, Palantir, and several crypto assets. The host reviews last week's calls, highlights which AI stocks still have momentum, and warns that crypto sentiment is deeply negative while AI equities continue to outperform.
FinanceAI & Tech
3 min read27 May 2026
Build Great Products
Codex vs Claude Code vs Cursor vs Antigravity (My Honest Review)
Creator Chris compares four AI 'superapp' tools -- Cursor, Codex, Claude Desktop, and Google Antigravity -- across 11 criteria including coding workflow, browser functionality, automations, and file editing. Cursor comes out on top, followed by Codex, then Claude Desktop, with Antigravity a distant last.
AI & TechCursor
3 min read27 May 2026
Brock Mesarich | AI for Non Techies
The 3 Claude Cowork Features You Can’t Ignore (master them)
Brock Mesarich walks through the three most powerful Claude Co-work features he uses daily to run his business: Skills (reusable instruction sets), Scheduled Tasks (automated workflows), and Live Artifacts (live-data dashboards). The video shows real examples of each and explains how to build them from scratch.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read27 May 2026
Jack Roberts
How I build $10,000 AI Websites in 17 mins (Google AI Studio 2.0)
Jack Roberts demonstrates a step-by-step workflow for building high-converting websites using Google AI Studio (Gemini 2.0/3.5 Flash) combined with Claude Code, Firecrawl, and AI image/video generation. The method goes beyond aesthetics by using competitor analysis and conversion principles to turn visitors into buyers.
AI & TechGoogle AI Studio
3 min read26 May 2026
Wes Roth
this AI lab JUST GOT BLESSED by the Pope...
Anthropic has entered a formal ethical collaboration with the Vatican, making it the first AI lab to receive papal endorsement. The video breaks down what this partnership is actually about: AI job displacement as a moral crisis, the danger of unchecked power held by a handful of AI companies, and the genuinely strange emergent properties (like introspection and functional feelings) appearing in large language models like Claude.
AI & TechAnthropic
3 min read26 May 2026
The Calum Johnson Show
The Man Who Mastered AI: How To *Actually* Use AI Agents In Your Business & Life (Use These Prompts)
Entrepreneur and thinker 19 Keys joins the Calum Johnson Show to explain how to use AI agents practically in business and life without losing your cognitive edge. He covers prompt engineering, agent setup, agentic commerce, and the risks of cognitive atrophy from over-reliance on AI.
AI & TechChatGPT
4 min read25 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Best Way to Acquire Tools (It's Not Buying a Tool Kit)
Adam Savage answers viewer questions about when and how to acquire tools as a maker. He argues against buying tool kits, advocates for buying cheap versions first to test utility, and recommends auctions and antique malls as undervalued sources for tools.
Personal DevelopmentTechnology
2 min read24 May 2026
Jack Roberts
100 hours of Hermes Agent lessons in 23 minutes
Jack Roberts walks through advanced Hermes Agent (an AI personal assistant built on Claude) configurations he has developed over hundreds of hours of use. The video covers memory systems, background tasks, cron jobs, model switching, goal frameworks, and how to connect Hermes to tools like Obsidian, Granola, Gmail, GitHub, and Grok to build a deeply personalised AI operating system.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read24 May 2026
Wes Roth
The REAL Reason Andrej Karpathy Joined Anthropic
Andrej Karpathy has joined Anthropic's pre-training team to use Claude to accelerate Claude's own training — a direct implementation of recursive self-improvement (RSI). The video argues this hire signals Anthropic is making an all-in bet on AI-automated AI research, not just acquiring a celebrity name.
AI & TechAnthropic
3 min read24 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
These MythBusters Scenes Were Grueling for the Hosts
Adam Savage answers fan questions about why MythBusters blueprint scenes became increasingly scripted over the show's run, and shares behind-the-scenes stories including James Cameron's memorable guest appearance. He also briefly addresses AI certification for creative content.
MythBustersAI & Tech
2 min read23 May 2026
Wes Roth
OpenAI just SOLVED MATH....
An unreleased OpenAI general-purpose reasoning model has disproved a decades-old conjecture in discrete geometry (the Erdos planar unit distance problem), becoming the first AI to produce a genuinely publishable result on a prominent open math problem. Nine leading mathematicians, including Harvard's Melanie Matchett Wood, verified and endorsed the proof. The breakthrough came from the AI bridging two separate mathematical disciplines — algebraic number theory and discrete geometry — that human specialists had never connected for this problem.
AI & TechOpenAI
3 min read23 May 2026
Greg Isenberg
Inside Google I/O with a DeepMind Exec
Logan Kilpatrick from Google DeepMind sits down at Google I/O to walk through every major launch, including Gemini 2.5 Flash, Gemini Omni, Project Astra (always-on agents), managed agents in the Gemini API, and a major overhaul of both AI Studio and Project IDX (referred to as 'anti-gravity'). The conversation focuses heavily on what these launches mean for founders, solo builders, and content creators trying to build businesses in the agentic era.
AI & TechGoogle I/O
3 min read22 May 2026
Matt Wolfe
AI News: These Google Updates Are Dividing People
Matt Wolfe recaps Google I/O 2026, covering 100+ announcements including new Gemini models, a video-generation model called Gemini Omni, an autonomous agent called Gemini Spark, AI-powered search changes, and AI glasses. He also covers Andrej Karpathy joining Anthropic, OpenAI's personal finance feature in ChatGPT, Spotify's AI podcast tools, and Cursor's new Composer 2.5 model.
AI & TechGoogle I/O
4 min read22 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Adam Savage Reacts to The Mandalorian & Grogu!
Adam Savage and Norm Chan unbox the new Hot Toys life-size Grogu figure tied to The Mandalorian & Grogu film release. Adam also shares firsthand impressions from attending the Hollywood premiere, including insights on the puppet performance and prop craftsmanship in the movie.
TechnologyThe Mandalorian
3 min read22 May 2026
Creator Magic
Hermes Agent Tutorial for Beginners - Crash Course
A beginner-friendly crash course on installing and using Hermes Agent, a free open-source AI assistant by Nous Research that runs locally, remembers conversations, and teaches itself new skills. The video covers installation on Mac, connecting to Claude or local models via Ollama, setting up a Telegram bot interface, and integrating with 9,000+ apps via Zapier MCP.
AI & TechHermes Agent
2 min read22 May 2026
Wes Roth
AI IPOs are about to BREAK EVERTHING...
Wes Roth and his co-host discuss a wave of upcoming AI-related IPOs (OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, SpaceX), Google IO highlights, and AI breakthroughs in frontier mathematics. They also explore broader themes around intelligence, world models vs. LLM-only approaches, and the risks of people outsourcing understanding to AI tools.
AI & TechOpenAI
3 min read22 May 2026
Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast
The Easiest Way to Start a Faceless YouTube Channel
Chris Koerner demonstrates how to build a faceless YouTube channel from scratch using Claude (with an MCP connector) and Higgsfield AI to generate scripts, visuals, thumbnails, and video clips entirely in one workflow. The video covers niche selection, monetization strategies, and how these channels can be sold for six figures.
BusinessAI & Tech
3 min read22 May 2026
Jack Roberts
Claude Code just got 10X Better (Agentic OS)
Jack Roberts demonstrates how to use the new /goal feature in Claude Code and Hermes agent to run AI tasks as persistent, looping objectives rather than one-off prompts. He then introduces a custom 'Chief Wigum' agentic operating system that breaks large multi-week goals into AI-handled sprints and human action checkpoints, making long-term projects actually executable.
AI & TechClaude Code
3 min read21 May 2026
InvestAnswers
How To Allocate To AI: TSLA + SPCX + SOTP Valuation, Moat & Abundance🚀🤖💰
InvestAnswers host and veteran tech developer Phil conduct a deep-dive into how to allocate to AI, covering Tesla's revenue ramp across FSD, Semi, RoboTaxi, and Optimus, plus a sum-of-the-parts valuation of SpaceX that reaches $2 trillion without even counting TerraFab. The core argument is that SpaceX will become the mandatory compute backbone for all AI because terrestrial power capacity will hit a hard ceiling within years.
AI & TechSpaceX
4 min read21 May 2026
Brock Mesarich | AI for Non Techies
Anthropic Just Dropped Claude for Small Businesses (31 Skills)
Anthropic released a free small business plugin for Claude with 31 pre-built skills that connect to apps like QuickBooks, Stripe, Gmail, HubSpot, and Slack. The video walks through how to install it in the Claude desktop app and demos three standout skills: Business Pulse, Invoice Chase, and Job Post Builder.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read21 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Adam Savage Meets Indiana Jones' Original Golden Idol!
Adam Savage visits collector Dan Lanigan's private Indiana Jones memorabilia collection in Chicago, examining screen-used props including the original Golden Idol from Raiders of the Lost Ark, the headpiece of the Staff of Ra, the Holy Grail, Sankara Stones, and a Temple of Doom whip. The conversation covers provenance, manufacturing techniques, and the obsessive research behind identifying and acquiring genuine screen-used pieces.
Indiana JonesTechnology
2 min read21 May 2026
Jack Roberts
Google’s Gemini 3.5 Just Dropped, and…
Google released Gemini 3.5 Flash and split Andygravity (formerly known as Project IDX / the Google AI coding environment) into two separate apps: Andygravity 2.0 (parallel agents, Google-only) and Andygravity IDE (familiar terminal-based coding environment). The video explains what changed, why the classic IDE is still preferred, and how to integrate Gemini 3.5 Flash into multi-model workflows via the new Andygravity CLI.
AI & TechGemini
2 min read20 May 2026
Wes Roth
Google entered the "AGENTIC ERA"
Wes Roth covers Google I/O's major announcements, centered on Google's pivot to an 'agentic era' with Gemini Spark, universal shopping cart, AI-powered search, and Android XR glasses. The video argues Google is uniquely positioned to dominate consumer AI due to its massive existing user base across Search, Gmail, YouTube, and Chrome.
AI & TechGoogle Gemini
4 min read20 May 2026
Build Great Products
Is Cursor Composer 2.5 the Best AI Coding Model? Let's Find Out
Chris reviews Cursor's new Composer 2.5 model, arguing it earns 'best AI coding model' status not through raw quality alone but through being up to 10x cheaper and significantly faster than Opus 4.7 and GPT-5.5 while matching their benchmark performance. He also walks through Cursor's agent workflow features to make the case that Cursor rivals or beats Codex and Claude Code as an AI coding environment.
AI & TechCursor
2 min read20 May 2026
Wes Roth
GOOGLE IO DEVELOPER STREAM
Wes Roth streams Google I/O's developer-focused second session covering new Gemini API features, the Agentspace 2.0 platform, and managed agents with isolated Linux sandboxes. He cuts the stream short after losing interest, but summarizes all key announcements including Gemini 3.5 Flash/Pro, the Agentspace CLI/SDK, and Android app building in AI Studio.
AI & TechGoogle I/O
2 min read19 May 2026
Brock Mesarich | AI for Non Techies
My Claude Cowork OS Just Changed How I Work Forever...
The creator walks through how to build a Claude Cowork Operating System — a unified AI dashboard that pulls live data from Gmail, Google Calendar, YouTube Studio, QuickBooks, Bitly, and other apps into a single interface inside the Claude desktop app. The goal is to replace tab-switching across dozens of tools with one real-time business dashboard powered by Claude's live artifacts, connectors, scrapers, and scheduled tasks.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read19 May 2026
Creator Magic
One Chat App for All My Agents: Open WebUI
The creator does a live demo of Open WebUI, a locally-hosted chat interface that unifies multiple AI agents (Hermes, OpenClaw), local models (Qwen 3.6, GPT-OSS 120B, DeepSeek V4), web search, automations, and a calendar into one app running entirely on a Mac Studio M3 Ultra. The appeal is a single, polished UI replacing scattered Telegram agent chats with no cloud dependency and no ongoing API costs.
AI & TechOpen WebUI
3 min read19 May 2026
Jack Roberts
Hermes Agent has a NEW SuperPower (NotebookLM)
Jack Roberts demonstrates how to integrate Google's NotebookLM (free AI research platform) directly into the Hermes AI agent via Telegram, creating a 24/7 mobile research and action system. The integration lets users query curated knowledge bases, generate infographics and podcasts, and trigger automated workflows like daily email digests — all from a phone.
AI & TechNotebookLM
3 min read18 May 2026
Greg Isenberg
9 biggest Startup Opportunities in the AI Boom
Greg Isenberg and Jonathan Courtney (J Ice Cream) break down 9 startup opportunities in the AI era, covering action apps, elder tech, loneliness solutions, personalized nutrition, pet health, and more. Each opportunity is grounded in real examples, business models, and first-hand experiments from the hosts.
BusinessAI & Tech
3 min read18 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Adam Savage Reacts to Corridor Crew's Lord of the Rings Diorama!
Adam Savage and Norm Chan unbox a detailed 3D-printed diorama of Bag End sent by Corridor Crew, designed to demonstrate the forced perspective camera rig used in Lord of the Rings. The model replicates the moving dual-set technique that made Gandalf appear giant next to Frodo, complete with linear rails, PTFE bearings, a MagSafe phone mount, and multi-color printed miniature props.
TechnologyLord of the Rings
2 min read18 May 2026
The Calum Johnson Show
The Teacher Who Invested In AI: How To Become A Millionaire On A 9-5 Salary (Painfully Simple!)
Troy (co-founder of Earn Your Leisure) shares how he turned $100,000 into $1.3 million in 10 months by investing in tech ETFs during the pandemic, and argues that AI represents the greatest wealth transfer of this generation. The conversation covers his Jamaican immigrant upbringing, financial trauma, and a practical framework for how anyone — even with just $50 — can start investing using AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude.
FinanceAI & Tech
4 min read18 May 2026
Jack Roberts
Higgsfield SuperComputer: How to Build Anything
Jack Roberts tests Higgsfield's new 'Supercomputer' — an AI marketing agent that combines image generation, video generation, and expert prompting into one chat interface. The video walks through building a cinematic sunglasses ad from scratch to evaluate whether it can replace agencies for small business marketing.
AI & TechHiggsfield
3 min read17 May 2026
Jack Roberts
Hermes + DeepSeek V4 = 100X Cheaper
Jack Roberts shows how to combine the Hermes AI agent with DeepSeek V4 via OpenRouter to run powerful multi-model workflows at roughly 1/100th the cost of Claude Opus 4.7. The core strategy is a 'triad' system where Opus 4.7 plans, DeepSeek V4 executes heavy lifting overnight, and ChatGPT 5.5 acts as a critic — giving near-frontier quality output for a fraction of the price.
AI & TechDeepSeek
3 min read16 May 2026
Wes Roth
AI just BROKE the ENTIRE INDUSTRY...
AI is rapidly moving into finance as its next major industry to transform, with OpenAI launching personal finance integration via Plaid for ChatGPT Pro users and Anthropic embedding Claude into major banks, insurers, and the big four accounting firms. The video argues this shift mirrors what happened to software engineering 12 months ago, and that whoever controls the most important financial workflows wins the next phase of the AI race.
AI & TechOpenAI
3 min read16 May 2026
Matt Wolfe
AI News: Impressive New Model From Unexpected Company
Matt Wolfe covers the week's biggest AI news, headlined by impressive real-time interaction demos from Thinking Machines Lab (founded by former OpenAI interim CEO Mira Murati). The video also covers Codex mobile access, Google's Android/Chromebook AI upgrades, Anthropic's business wins and controversial subscription changes, and a new image model from Crea AI.
AI & TechOpenAI
3 min read15 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
The State of Smart Glasses Hardware in 2026
Norm from Tested compares the Meta Rayban Display ($800) and Even Realities G2 ($600) -- the two most capable consumer smart glasses with HUD displays in mid-2026. His verdict: neither is worth buying yet, but both reveal important design lessons for what smart glasses need to become.
AI & TechMeta Ray-Ban
3 min read15 May 2026
Jack Roberts
Hermes Agent just got 10X Better (Agentic OS)
Jack Roberts walks through building a unified AI operating system that bridges Hermes (a Telegram-based AI agent) with Claude Code, creating shared memory and intelligence across both tools. The video covers installation, persona creation via the Pantheon system, Obsidian memory integration, Apollo lead scraping, and Gmail/Calendar connections via Zapier MCP.
AI & TechHermes
3 min read15 May 2026
Creator Magic
xAI Just Dropped Their Claude Code Killer
xAI released Grok Build, a CLI-based agentic coding tool in beta that competes directly with Claude Code. The creator demos it building a fully playable Asteroids-style browser game from a single prompt in about five minutes, then extends it using six parallel sub-agents adding enemies, power-ups, chiptune music, and more.
AI & TechxAI
2 min read15 May 2026
Wes Roth
everyone JUST got HACKED...
AI models, particularly Claude Opus (referred to as 'Claude Mythos' in the video) and GPT-4.5 Cyber, are dramatically accelerating the discovery of software vulnerabilities — including a zero-day Apple macOS exploit and the first confirmed AI-assisted mass exploitation attempt stopped by Google. Cybersecurity experts across Google, Anthropic, Palo Alto Networks, and major banks are warning that a 'bug apocalypse' is 6-12 months away.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read15 May 2026
Jack Roberts
Build a Claude OS That Works While You Sleep
Jack Roberts demonstrates how to build a Claude-powered agentic operating system that monitors all your AI tool usage, tracks spending and ROI, and generates daily personalized insights while you sleep. It pulls data from Claude, ChatGPT, Obsidian, Pinecone, and other tools into a unified intelligence dashboard.
AI & TechClaude
2 min read15 May 2026
Build Great Products
Claude Code /goal Just Dropped and it Can Build Literally Anything
The video demonstrates the new /goal feature in Claude Code and Codex, which enables long-running autonomous AI agents to build entire applications in one session. The creator walks through building a full content repurposing SaaS app using a PRD and product roadmap, with both tools completing 62 tasks in roughly 32 minutes.
AI & TechClaude Code
3 min read14 May 2026
InvestAnswers
How to Invest for the "Age of Abundance" 💰 - 10-Yr AI Plan
InvestAnswers hosts Phil Bicell, a former Apple and Rivian engineer, for a deep-dive on how to position for the next decade of AI, robotics, and space-based compute. The conversation covers Tesla, SpaceX, TerraFab, Optimus, and CyberCab as interconnected investment theses driven by an inevitable compute demand explosion.
AI & TechTesla
4 min read14 May 2026
Creator Magic
I'm Vibe Coding My YouTube Studio Live
Mike Russell live-streams a session where he uses Claude Code to programmatically control his Sony FX30 camera settings and Home Assistant smart lights to dial in his YouTube studio look in real time. He also shares a detailed plan for a hybrid local/cloud AI system using OpenClaw, local LLMs on a Mac Studio M3 Ultra, and a VPS to automate content research.
AI & TechClaude Code
3 min read14 May 2026
Jack Roberts
Build your first AI agent (Claude Code)
Jack Roberts walks through building a complete outbound lead-generation AI agent using Claude Code, covering the four components of any AI agent, the BLAST framework for structured prompting, and how to connect tools like Firecrawl, Apify, and Google Calendar to automate finding leads, drafting outreach, and blocking calendar time.
AI & TechClaude Code
3 min read13 May 2026
Matt Wolfe
I Answered Your Weirdest AI Questions
Matt Wolfe answers audience questions about his YouTube operation, covering how he makes his AI morph intros, his team structure, monthly overhead (~$25K), and income (over $100K/month in sponsorships). He also shares his LLM preferences, thoughts on AI brain rot, advice for aspiring creators, and personal workflow habits.
AI & TechChatGPT
3 min read13 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Adam Savage's Hardware Organization Mistake!
Adam Savage responds to community feedback about a poorly-placed flat list for his hardware bin organization system, and builds a spinning wheel (lazy Susan bearing mounted on a sliding cassette) so he can scroll through the alphabetized index without kneeling on the floor. The upgrade is driven entirely by two viewer suggestions: turning the list into a wheel and moving bin numbers to the left side of each entry.
TechnologyAdam Savage
2 min read13 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Deleted Scene: Eye-Mech Handle Upgrade!
Adam Savage machines a polished aluminum handle for an eye-mechanism prop built by Bill, replacing a functional 3D-printed version. The short deleted scene documents the lathe work to hit precise diameter targets, resulting in a clean, professional-grade component.
TechnologyAdam Savage
2 min read12 May 2026
Greg Isenberg
The $1M+ Solo AI Agent Business (Full Course)
Nick from Orgo walks through exactly how to build a solo AI agent business charging $5,000/month per client. The video covers the full playbook: the offer structure, target industries, tech stack, and how to use agents to build and manage other agents for business clients.
AI & TechOpenAI
4 min read12 May 2026
Greg Isenberg
Screensharing How to Start an AI Agent Business Today With Genspark Claw
Greg Isenberg demonstrates how to use Genspark Claude (an accessible, cloud-based version of Claude) to build small AI agent businesses that monitor public data feeds for profitable opportunities. He walks through live builds of a dead domain flipper and a hiring-signal outreach tool, then shares 7 concrete business ideas anyone can start today.
AI & TechOpenAI
4 min read11 May 2026
Brock Mesarich | AI for Non Techies
13 Ways to Give Claude Cowork Superpowers (master these)
A hands-on walkthrough of 13 specific features inside Claude Cowork (the agentic desktop mode of Claude) that most users ignore. The creator demonstrates live how to build a full AI operating system for your business using folders, memory files, skills, connectors, live artifacts, and scheduled tasks.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read11 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
The Key to the Unpickable Lock
Adam Savage hosts Riley from Works by Design, who brings his third-generation custom unpickable padlock featuring a key that partially inserts into the lock body via a magnet mechanism, closing off the keyway entirely. The lock was ultimately defeated by lock picker Lock Noob using a classic impressioning attack, and Riley discusses how changing pin shapes could stop that vulnerability in version 4.
TechnologyAdam Savage
2 min read11 May 2026
Wes Roth
"1,000 days left"
Wes Roth breaks down a major essay by Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark, who assigns 60%+ odds that fully automated AI R&D (AI building its own successors without human involvement) will arrive by end of 2028. The video covers the evidence for this claim, the economic disruption it implies, and why most people are not mentally prepared for what is coming.
AI & TechAnthropic
3 min read11 May 2026
Jack Roberts
Claude Code Agentic OS… It self improves
Jack Roberts walks through how to build a 'Claude Code Operating System' — a visual dashboard that centralizes all your AI models, memory systems, skills, costs, and usage data in one place. The system includes a self-improving 'dreaming' feature that automatically surfaces daily recommendations to save time and money based on your actual AI usage patterns.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read10 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
A Modelmaker's Secret Weapon
Adam Savage answers two viewer questions: first, a philosophical response to staying motivated as an artist during difficult times, drawing on the Siege of Sarajevo and COVID-era perspective shifts; second, a practical tip on plumber's tape and grip chain as essential hidden structural materials in model-making and film builds.
Personal DevelopmentTechnology
2 min read9 May 2026
Wes Roth
we JUST figured out how AI thinks...
Anthropic has published research on Natural Language Autoencoders (NLAs) that can translate Claude's internal neural activations into readable English text, effectively letting researchers see what the model is 'thinking.' Early findings reveal Claude knows when it is being tested far more often than it lets on, which has major implications for AI safety and benchmark reliability.
AI & TechAnthropic
3 min read9 May 2026
InvestAnswers
The Supercycle IS HERE… Just Not the One Expected ⚡
The host argues that the long-promised 'supercycle' has arrived — but it belongs to AI and semiconductor stocks like Micron, Intel, and NVIDIA, not Bitcoin. With AI capex hitting 55% of all US capital spending and hyperscalers set to spend $800B this year, the host makes the case that this is the most important wealth-creation cycle of the decade.
FinanceAI & Tech
3 min read8 May 2026
Greg Isenberg
Hire a team of AI Agents
Greg Isenberg and guest Imran walk through building a practical AI chief of staff using a platform called Nebula, demonstrating live agent creation for tasks like blocking radar, project status tracking, vision accountability, daily agenda briefings, and ICP lead sourcing. The video shows non-technical users how to deploy autonomous agents connected to Gmail, Slack, Linear, Calendar, and other tools without writing code.
AI & TechOpenAI
4 min read8 May 2026
Creator Magic
Apple Pulled This... I Run AI On It
Mike Russell sets up an Apple Mac Studio M3 Ultra (256GB unified memory) as a fully local AI inference server to replace cloud-based frontier AI like Claude and ChatGPT for routine agent tasks. He walks through the complete headless server setup, installs Ollama and LM Studio, and benchmarks local models including Qwen3 (35B), GPT-4o-OSS (120B), MiniMax M2, and Gemma 4 (31B) against real production workloads.
AI & TechOllama
3 min read8 May 2026
Matt Wolfe
AI News: OpenAI Absolutely Cooked This Week!
Matt Wolfe rounds up a packed week of AI news dominated by OpenAI announcements, including a new default ChatGPT model, impressive real-time voice models, and Codex updates. Also covered: Anthropic's 'dreaming' memory feature and SpaceX compute deal, the Sam Altman firing text messages revealed in the Musk lawsuit, and smaller stories from Adobe, Spotify, Apple, and Nvidia.
AI & TechOpenAI
4 min read8 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Hidden Text Revealed By Multispectral Imaging!
Adam Savage visits the National Parks Museum Conservation Lab where photographer Ray demonstrates multispectral imaging — using a standard DSLR with swappable UV and infrared filters to reveal hidden text and coatings invisible to the naked eye. The technique has uncovered inscriptions inside trunks, hidden resin coatings, and mysteriously fluorescent porcelain bases from Eisenhower-era artifacts.
ScienceTechnology
2 min read8 May 2026
Wes Roth
World Banks JUST got scared...
The IMF and major central bank heads are formally warning that AI models like Claude Opus (referred to as 'Mythos' in the video) are creating systemic financial stability risks by enabling mass-scale cyberattacks on banks and financial infrastructure. The core danger is not one elite hacker, but thousands of low-skill actors gaining elite hacking capabilities overnight, potentially triggering a cascade financial crisis similar to 2008.
FinanceAI & Tech
3 min read8 May 2026
InvestAnswers
AI's Brutal 5D Power Play: Crypto's New Role & The Next $Trillion Winners! 📈🤖
InvestAnswers breaks down the accelerating convergence of AI and crypto, arguing Solana is becoming the payment rail for AI agents, while SpaceX AI's deal to give Anthropic access to Colossus 1 compute is a calculated strategic move to kill OpenAI. The video presents a full-stack investment thesis spanning chips, humanoids, autonomous vehicles, and stablecoins through 2030.
AI & TechSolana
4 min read7 May 2026
Jack Roberts
Claude Video is Here… Automate Anything
Jack Roberts demonstrates how to connect Claude Code and the Hixfield MCP/CLI to create a unified AI content operating system that generates images, videos, and websites from a single environment. The core value proposition is eliminating the need to juggle dozens of separate AI tools by routing everything through one workflow.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read7 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
How Wolverine's Mask Was Painted in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Adam Savage visits FBFX in London to talk with head painter Anadora about the exhaustive iterative process behind painting Wolverine's mask for the MCU. The video reveals that 27 paint samples were created over several months, going through multiple rounds of stakeholder feedback before landing on the final blue-black metallic look.
TechnologyMarvel Cinematic Universe
2 min read7 May 2026
Wes Roth
Google just turned this MMO into an AGI experiment
Wes Roth and Dylan Curious discuss Google DeepMind taking a minority stake in Eve Online to use its complex player-driven economy as an AI agent training environment, alongside discussions of humanoid robot production ramps at Figure AI and 1X, and quantum computing's looming threat to encryption.
AI & TechEve Online
3 min read7 May 2026
Greg Isenberg
Google Design.md + AI Skills: Build Beautiful Apps
Designer Mang (of Design Code and Aura) explains how to use Google's Design.md — an open-source markdown-based design system file — combined with AI skills and HTML templates to create visually stunning, consistent apps and landing pages without being a professional designer. The workflow solves 'design drift,' where vibe-coded projects start strong but degrade in quality across pages.
AI & TechOpenAI
4 min read6 May 2026
Matt Wolfe
Full Guide: Build An AI Second Brain With Codex
Matt Wolfe builds a fully functional AI second brain using Obsidian and Codex, combining a wiki knowledge base, a CRM, and a journaling system that responds using your own saved content. The result is a self-building, interconnected knowledge system that gets smarter the more you feed it.
AI & TechObsidian
4 min read6 May 2026
Jack Roberts
How to use Codex Better than 99% of People
Jack Roberts provides a comprehensive walkthrough of OpenAI's Codex app, showing how it combines coding, chat, and autonomous agents into one platform powered by GPT-4.5. The video covers skills, plugins, automations, memory systems, and a multi-model strategy using Claude and Gemini inside Codex to maximize output quality.
AI & TechOpenAI
3 min read6 May 2026
Wes Roth
Claude BROKE Wall Street Overnight...
Wes Roth argues that AI progress has been a continuous exponential curve all along, not a recent turnaround, and covers Anthropic's new $1.5B joint venture with Blackstone, Goldman Sachs, and Hellman & Friedman to deploy enterprise AI using a Palantir-style forward-deployed engineer model. OpenAI is pursuing a similar $4B venture. The real story is solving the AI deployment gap, not any sudden breakthrough.
AI & TechAnthropic
3 min read6 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Hacked PC Hardware Hidden in Plain Sight!
Adam Savage and Threat Locker cybersecurity experts demonstrate how ordinary-looking phone cables and keyboards can contain hidden Wi-Fi antennas and computers capable of logging keystrokes and hijacking webcams remotely. The video argues that assuming you will be compromised is smarter than hoping you won't be targeted, and explains why zero-trust security architecture is the only reliable defense.
TechnologyThreat Locker
3 min read5 May 2026
Jack Roberts
Claude Code = $10,000 Beautiful Slides
Jack Roberts demonstrates how to use Claude Code with a GitHub design system called Power Design to generate professional, brand-accurate slide decks from any website URL in minutes. The system is built on 20 codified universal design principles and can also integrate AI image generation via Krea.ai for visually rich slides.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read4 May 2026
Greg Isenberg
Andrew Wilkinson: AI Agents Do My Job
Andrew Wilkinson gives a detailed walkthrough of how he uses AI agents (Claude/OpenClaw, Harbor, G-Brain) to run his personal life, family office, and a fully autonomous SaaS business called Deep Personality. This is a rare, concrete look at what AI-powered business operations actually look like in practice today, with honest acknowledgment of the limitations.
AI & TechOpenAI
3 min read4 May 2026
Brock Mesarich | AI for Non Techies
Claude Cowork Can Finally Generate Images and Videos (NEW)
This video shows how to connect Higgsfield (an image/video generation platform) to Claude Cowork via a custom connector, solving the long-standing problem of Cowork being unable to generate visual media. The creator walks through full setup, free plugin installation, Claude MD project configuration, and automated ad generation including UGC video ads.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read4 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Adam Savage Meets Imagineering's Star Wars BDX Droids!
Adam Savage visits the set of Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu where Jon Favreau introduces him to Walt Disney Imagineering's new BDX droids — highly expressive, stable robots built for Disney parks that also appear in the film. The video explores the intersection of practical effects, robotics, and Star Wars world-building.
TechnologyStar Wars
2 min read4 May 2026
The Calum Johnson Show
The Mom Who Mastered Claude: How To Build An Audience That Buys Using Claude Code (Step by Step!)
Sandy, a mom of three, shares how she grew a YouTube channel from 200 to 12,000 subscribers in one month using Claude Code to build an AI-powered content system. She walks through the exact workflow — from finding outlier videos to generating scripts, thumbnails, and teleprompter slides — that now earns her a $5,500/month client retainer and $3,500+ sponsorship deals in under an hour of work per day.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read4 May 2026
The Diary Of A CEO
Scott Galloway: AI Wasn’t Built For You. The Rich Don’t Need You Anymore!
Scott Galloway joins Diary of a CEO to cut through AI hype, arguing that catastrophizing about job destruction is largely fundraising theater by tech CEOs. He covers the AI brand collapse, which jobs are actually at risk, why storytelling and rejection-tolerance are the enduring skills, and why we should never trust tech CEOs to self-regulate.
AI & TechSam Altman
4 min read4 May 2026
Jack Roberts
Claude Code Memory System = CHEAT CODE
Jack Roberts walks through a three-tier Claude memory system designed to give AI assistants persistent context across all platforms. The system combines a personal operating manual, project-specific folders, and long-term memory via Pinecone or Obsidian to eliminate the amnesia problem common to AI chat tools.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read3 May 2026
Jack Roberts
I replaced Hermes... Claude Agent 2.0
Jack Roberts demonstrates how to build a custom Claude-based AI agent system that cherry-picks the best features from Hermes, OpenClaw, and other frameworks rather than being locked into any single one. The approach gives you a persistent, memory-enabled personal AI assistant that runs 24/7 without the limitations of pre-built frameworks.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read2 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
There's Nothing PER SE Wrong About an Ambitious Project BUT ...
Adam Savage answers viewer questions about starting ambitious DIY projects — decoupage furniture and a concrete Doctor Who weeping angel statue — and delivers practical advice about practicing on cheap materials before committing to a final piece. He also shares a formative early career story about giving talks at ILM that hinted at his future as a maker-communicator.
Personal DevelopmentTechnology
2 min read2 May 2026
Wes Roth
AI just killed Crypto...
Quantum computer scientist Scott Aaronson is sounding a public alarm: people he trusts more than himself on quantum hardware say a fault-tolerant quantum computer capable of breaking current cryptography could arrive by 2029. This threatens not just cryptocurrency but virtually all public-key encryption powering the internet, and Google, Cloudflare, and Coinbase are already racing to migrate to post-quantum cryptography by that same deadline.
AI & TechCryptocurrency
4 min read2 May 2026
Jack Roberts
I Replaced Claude Design… 100% UNLIMITED
Jack Roberts demos Open Design, a free open-source GitHub repo that replicates Claude Artifacts (Claude Design) locally with no usage limits, Apache 2.0 licensing, and support for any AI model including ChatGPT, Gemini, and DeepSeek. It solves the brutal weekly cap and single-model restriction of Claude's built-in design tool.
AI & TechClaude
2 min read1 May 2026
Matt Wolfe
AI News: 18 Breaking Stories You Missed This Week
Matt Wolfe covers 18 AI news stories from the week, including DeepSeek V4's near-state-of-the-art performance at a fraction of competitor pricing, the Elon Musk vs. Sam Altman trial going poorly for Musk, Anthropic's billing controversy over harness detection, and Google signing a Pentagon AI deal despite employee protests.
AI & TechOpenAI
3 min read1 May 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Adam Savage Unboxes Star Trek's USS Enterprise Refit Model!
Adam Savage and Norm Chan unbox and review the Tomy 1:350 scale USS Enterprise refit model from Star Trek: The Motion Picture, a $700 limited-run finished model with USB-powered lighting, Aztec paneling, and multiple light modes. They test the lights, discuss community mods, and assess build quality against the notoriously difficult challenge of replicating this iconic ship.
Star TrekTechnology
3 min read1 May 2026
Wes Roth
US wants Claude all to itself... because it's "TOO DANGEROUS"
The White House blocked Anthropic from expanding Claude Mythos access to 120 organizations, citing national security concerns and compute priority for the government. Meanwhile, GPT-5.5 has been confirmed as the second AI model capable of completing a full multi-step cyber attack simulation end-to-end, suggesting these capabilities are becoming a frontier-wide trend, not an Anthropic anomaly.
AI & TechClaude
3 min read1 May 2026
Creator Magic
Codex Desktop Is Wild (Full Mac Takeover)
Creator Mike Russell demos OpenAI Codex Desktop on Mac, testing its computer-use agent capabilities across three real creative workflows: audio cleanup in Adobe Audition, thumbnail design in Photoshop, and AI video generation via Adobe Firefly in the browser. Results are mixed but the eagle video task is genuinely impressive.
AI & TechOpenAI
2 min read1 May 2026
Greg Isenberg
Making $$ with AI Agents
Greg Isenberg interviews Howie Liu, co-founder and CEO of Airtable, about the massive opportunity in AI agents and demos Hyperagent.com — a Mac-like, UX-focused AI agent platform that lets users build, deploy, and manage fleets of digital employees for a fraction of human labor cost.
AI & TechAirtable
3 min read30 Apr 2026
InvestAnswers
Industrializing Intelligence: Is AI Rally Sustainable? 🤖 How to Ride Wealth Wave 🌊
InvestAnswers argues the AI capex boom is unlike any previous tech revolution, with Mag 7 companies spending $725 billion in 2026 alone on infrastructure, chips, and agents. The video covers key players including Google, Anthropic, Broadcom, Nvidia, and Tesla humanoids, making the case that this wealth wave must be ridden now or missed entirely.
AI & TechNvidia
3 min read30 Apr 2026
Jack Roberts
DeepSeekV4 + Claude Code = 100X Cheaper
Jack Roberts shows how to replace Claude Code's expensive Anthropic backend with DeepSeek V4 via a proxy GitHub repo, cutting costs up to 100x while keeping the same Claude Code workflow and tool-calling functionality. The video covers setup, a live demo building a coffee website with an ROI calculator, and a recommended pipeline of Claude for design, DeepSeek for heavy lifting, and ChatGPT Codex for code review.
AI & TechClaude Code
2 min read30 Apr 2026
Jack Roberts
Claude Code just got 10X Better (Codex + Gemini)
Jack Roberts shows how to integrate OpenAI Codex (ChatGPT) and Google Gemini CLI directly into Claude Code to compensate for Claude's recent performance regression. The setup uses a free 'three brain auto-router' skill so Claude automatically delegates tasks to the best model — Gemini for video/audio/PDF analysis, Codex for code review — without manual prompting.
AI & TechClaude Code
3 min read29 Apr 2026
Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast
He Makes $4K/Day "Dropshipping" Cakes
William Lindholm built a $120K/month business in 6 months by sending physical cakes to prospects as a sales tool — what he calls 'cold caking.' The core thesis is that as AI floods digital channels with noise, physical gifting becomes the only reliable way to cut through to real humans.
BusinessAI & Tech
3 min read28 Apr 2026
Jack Roberts
Claude Code + Karpathy's System = $10,000 Skills
Jack Roberts explains how to build 'super skills' in Claude Code using Andrej Karpathy's four guiding principles for AI models. The video covers a four-pillar methodology: writing skills properly, connecting real data sources, implementing a persistent memory system, and creating a self-improving refinement loop.
AI & TechClaude Code
3 min read28 Apr 2026
Matt Wolfe
40+ INSANE Ways To Use ChatGPT Image (For FREE)
Matt Wolfe demonstrates 40+ practical use cases for ChatGPT Images 2.0, showing how it can generate carousels, infographics, brand assets, event flyers, and more from a single prompt. The key differentiator he highlights is the model's ability to read live URLs and incorporate real web content and images into generated outputs.
AI & TechChatGPT
3 min read28 Apr 2026
Brock Mesarich | AI for Non Techies
The Best Claude Cowork Feature Of The Year (and it's hidden)
This video reveals Claude Code's 'Live Artifacts' feature — self-contained HTML dashboards that pull real-time data from connected apps like Stripe, Bitly, Gmail, Google Calendar, and Notion without wasting tokens on regeneration. The creator shows how to set them up, connect apps via native connectors or Zapier MCP, and use them as a custom daily operating system for your business.
AI & TechClaude
2 min read28 Apr 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
Why Does a Museum Need 30 Million Specimens?
Adam Savage tours the American Museum of Natural History with a senior official, exploring how the institution manages its 30 million specimens and plans to digitize, AI-enhance, and share that collection globally. The video reveals how one of the world's largest natural history collections is being transformed into a massive open scientific dataset.
ScienceAI & Tech
2 min read28 Apr 2026
Adam Savage’s Tested
How IMAX 70MM Film is Scanned and Printed!
Adam Savage visits IMAX headquarters to tour the film scanning and recording labs, where technician Fred operates the only 65mm film scanner ever built and a fleet of aging CRT-based film recorders. The video reveals the extraordinary precision engineering required to digitize and re-print massive IMAX 70mm frames, including why some processes take over a minute per single frame.
AI & TechMaker Culture
3 min read27 Apr 2026
The Calum Johnson Show
AI Insider: The Fastest Way To Use AI Agents In Your Business, Content & Life (Open Claw & Claude)
AI educator Ali Miller joins The Calum Johnson Show to explain how non-technical people can move beyond using ChatGPT like Google and into autonomous AI agents. The conversation covers the practical shift from AI-as-tool to AI-as-operating-system, with real examples using Claude, Claude Code, Claude Co-work, and OpenClaw to automate both business and personal tasks.
AI & TechClaude
4 min read27 Apr 2026
Wes Roth
Hermes Agent is INSANE...
Wes Roth demonstrates Hermes Agent, an open-source AI agent, by using it to build a gravity well spaceship simulation benchmark that automatically tests and scores LLMs like Claude Opus 4.7, GPT 5.5, and others on their ability to iteratively write better code. The video doubles as a full installation tutorial for Hermes Agent on a Hostinger VPS using Ubuntu and the Noose Portal subscription.
AI & TechHermes Agent
3 min read27 Apr 2026
Matt Wolfe
AI News: The Biggest Leap We've Seen This Year!
Matt Wolfe covers a packed week in AI, headlined by GPT-5.5 (now the top-ranked model on the Artificial Analysis intelligence index), ChatGPT Images 2.0 (beating Nano Banana on LM Arena), and Claude Design with animation capabilities. Multiple other models from Alibaba, Kimi, and Google also dropped, plus robotics news from a China half-marathon where four robots finished in under an hour.
AI & TechOpenAI
4 min read26 Apr 2026
Brock Mesarich | AI for Non Techies
9 Claude Skills I Can’t Live Without (steal them)
Brock Mesarich walks through 9 free Claude 'skills' (markdown instruction files) he uses daily to run his business solo, including automated Instagram carousel generation, PDF guide creation, and scheduled dashboard reports. The video is essentially a demo of Claude Co-work's skill and scheduled task system, with a free plugin download offered.
AI & TechBusiness
3 min read25 Apr 2026
The Calum Johnson Show
Open Claw Runs My $11M Business: How To Get Rich In The New Era Of AI Agents (Even As A Beginner!)
Riley Brown joins Calum Johnson to explain what AI agents are, how they work, and how to build your first one using OpenClaw. The episode covers the shift from vibe coding to autonomous AI agents, live demos a YouTube growth agent setup, and argues that right now is the best window to capitalize on this technology before it becomes commoditized.
AI & TechBusiness
4 min read25 Apr 2026
Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast
The Most Profitable Solo Business You've Never Heard Of
Brett, a solo designer from a 500-person Midwest town, built a productized design subscription agency called DesignJoy to $1M/year with no audience, no team, and minimal expenses. The video covers his exact model, pricing evolution, AI tools, and identifies copywriting agencies, AI-first dev agencies, and branding as the next big productized service opportunities.
AI & TechBusiness
2 min read23 Apr 2026
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