OpenAI

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

InvestAnswers

Is AI Black Swan HERE 📉 OpenAI Burns + Bitcoin's Supply Crunch loading? 💥

InvestAnswers covers a wide range of market signals including OpenAI's unsustainable burn rate ($218B spend vs $19B revenue), Bitcoin supply crunch thesis from Michael Saylor, and semiconductor valuations hitting dot-com bubble levels. The video also recaps Day 1 of the Bitcoin conference with key takeaways from Arthur Hayes, SEC Chair Paul Atkins, and FBI Director Cash Patel.

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.