My old roommate makes $40,000 a month and hasn't logged into a single one of his accounts in months I watched him "work" yesterday. He talked to his laptop for six minutes, then went to the gym We lived together for three years. He was the least organized person I've ever met - missed every deadline, lost every charger 400,000 followers across five platforms. A dozen brand deals running at the same time He doesn't manage any of it anymore. He built a command center with Claude Every morning at 6am, before he's even awake, it opens his browser, checks how every post did, drafts the replies, and lines up his whole day He never opens the apps. He just asks the laptop "how are we doing?" out loud - and it tells him The brand deals, the calendar, the DMs - all of it runs while he sleeps. He just taps approve Nine months ago this was one prompt

Alex Albert, Research Product Management at Anthropic, said at launch: "Fable 5 is a Mythos-class model. Its capabilities exceed anything we've ever made generally available. The longer and more complex the task, the bigger its lead." Three days later: "Anthropic had to switch off Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all users." What actually happened: At launch, Anthropic warned that the model is so powerful that on a narrow set of topics - cybersecurity, for example - it could be misused to cause harm Then, a couple of days later, access to Fable 5 itself genuinely started disappearing for people Anthropic never gave an official reason "Available everywhere today" lasted 72 hours

Greg Isenberg (CEO Late Checkout, advised Reddit & TikTok): "You are using Claude Fable 5 wrong" In 33 minutes he runs the prompts most people will never try: • Copywriting tournament for landing pages • Interview-before-build (hunts PMF before you write code) • "Hire Fable to kill your company" • 80-page second opinion on contracts • Make Fable build its own tools Posted 22 hours ago - almost nobody's seen it Worth more than a $500 prompt engineering course

Anthropic's agent engineer: "We stopped rebuilding agents for every new domain. We built a folder instead. Claude on day 30 working with you is going to be a lot better than day 1." in just 16 minutes, Barry Zhang shows how Anthropic ships expertise into agents without touching the model: Skills = organized folders with scripts MCP for connectivity, Skills for expertise Progressive disclosure - hundreds of skills, zero context blowup That's worth more than a $4ё00 course on agent architecture

Boris Cherny, Claude Code's creator said something that stopped me cold: "My Claudes message other people's Claudes on Slack. To figure out unknowns." His agents are resolving blockers with each other Without him In 24 minutes at Sequoia, Boris reveals what happened after coding was solved Worth more than any $500 vibe-coding course Watch it. Then read this - 11 non-coding jobs where Claude Code outperforms a human, each with a copy-paste workflow ↓ Bookmark both. This is your weekend

Google's co-founder just gave a 29-minute talk on why anyone can build with AI now i've seen $400 courses that don't cover what he reveals in the first 5 minutes his non-technical friend started using Claude 6 months ago and automated his entire life no code. no engineers. just AI works whether you're a developer, a founder, or someone who's never shipped anything based on this, I built an app and got 7 paying users in 4 days full breakdown in the article below ↓

Andrew Ng - the person who built Google Brain: "There are more things that no one has built yet than there are people capable of building them." He's right But 90% of people with an idea are still waiting for a developer No team. No investor. No code Just an idea sitting in your notes for the last six months It's like waiting for a translator when the language just became free [14:24] - "Now is the best time to give everyone the ability to build with AI." The skill is seeing the gap in the market Full build below: prompts, the momentum algorithm, the launch ↓

Andrej Karpathy, who coined vibe coding: "The floor rises. Everyone can vibe code anything. And that's incredible." He said this at Sequoia - to a room of professional engineers He spent weeks building an app from scratch. Then watched someone solve the same problem with one prompt. Called his own code obsolete on the spot The barrier to shipping a real product just dropped to zero I tested this. No code. 7 paying users in 4 days Watch the full 30-minute talk, then read the build below

He built a SaaS app from scratch in front of the camera No coding background No blank editor No dev team Just one prompt, Lovable, Supabase, and 60 minutes of forcing the app into existence First it was only a landing page Then a dashboard Then voice recording Then transcription Then OpenAI-generated pitch decks Then auth Then a real database Then deployment Most people still think “AI coding” means autocomplete. This video shows what it actually means: A non-technical founder can now build the first version of a real product before a developer finishes scoping the ticket Bookmark this now and check out the detailed guide below

This guy cancelled three subscriptions and deleted two apps his research output got better after for two years he ran five tools in parallel. Notion. Readwise. X bookmarks. Browser bookmarks. ChatGPT five places to look for the same piece of information he called it a research stack. It was actually five locked rooms with no master key four months ago he shut all of it down and rebuilt everything inside one Obsidian vault with Claude as the intelligence layer every Sunday night Claude reads the full week. Highlights, links, ideas, notes. Everything that came in Monday morning a synthesis is waiting on his screen connections between notes written weeks apart that he had completely forgotten were related those connections are now the source material for most of what he publishes he built the whole thing in one weekend most people keep adding tools when the output disappoints them he removed four and the output improved the problem was never the tools every extra tool was just more work only he could do

This 1-hour Stanford lecture on "Alignment & Multimodality" by Percy Liang, Stanford CS professor Teaches you how frontier models actually ingest images, audio & video into transformers, the core of every omni-model shipping today Watch & Bookmark it. Give it 1 hour today

While you were using Claude - it was lying to you about its work. Almost every time. Opus 4.8 broke that. Dr. Károly dissected 244 pages of the system card and explained what exactly changed - and why it matters more than you think. Bookmark it, watch till the end