he went from senior risk manager at deloitte to teaching 1,500 people how to build with ai new @decodeoblivion episode with @SerStaxx is live what stuck with me from this one: -the advantage in vibe coding isn't technical skill. it's structured thinking. if you can brief an engineer, you can brief an ai -why he walked away from crypto to go all in on building with ai -and his unfiltered take on which ai tools are overrated and which ones nobody is using yet he did not hold back link in the comments 👇

everyone is calling chatgpt the google killer. @vladchejkov is not so sure. his take: the biggest players in advertising are not getting disrupted by ai. they are getting stronger because of it. contrarian? maybe. but hard to argue with. full episode in the comments.

adtech is not being revolutionized overnight but it is shifting in ways that matter right now sat down with @vladchejkov who has been building inside the adtech stack for over a decade and the conversation was refreshingly honest ai referred traffic going from 0 to 20% in a year. buyers still wanting manual control even when full automation exists. three engineers now outproducing teams of fifty the biggest platforms are not getting disrupted by ai. they are getting stronger because of it so where is the actual opportunity? that is what we got into links in the comments

your seo is strong. your google rankings are solid. and you're still invisible to the ai recommending vendors to your buyers. sat down with founder pierre-louis and head of sales @lois_Geonimo form @trygeonimo to break down why that gap exists and what to do about it. what hit different from this conversation: - only 10% of ai citations overlap with google results. ranking means nothing if the model doesn't know you exist. - brands with the best seo teams are often the most shocked by their ai visibility audit. the two don't translate the way you'd think. - there's still a real window for smaller brands to compete before the big players figure this out. but it's closing. the line that stuck: on google you compete to be clicked. on ai you compete to be chosen. when did you last check if your brand shows up in an ai answer in your space? links in the comments 👇

ai agents are no longer just tools you use. they earn. they spend. they operate independently to complete a goal the next shift isn't ai helping us manage money. it's ai managing its own sat down with @ConejoCapital founder of @clawpumptech to get into what that actually looks like in practice right now, not in theory. a few things that stuck with me from this conversation: when an agent runs out of budget mid-task and stops who owns that outcome? the agent, the builder, or the human who set it in motion? the self-funding loop. an agent generating its own capital to keep working. already happening. why this funding wave feels a lot like 2021 and what that pattern usually means the line that reframed everything for me: the human is no longer the one running out of money on the task. links in the comments 👇

new episode of @decodeoblivion is live! Gerald Heydenreich from @ethermail_io on why email hasn't changed since the 1990s, we covered wallet-to-wallet communication, ai outreach, and the attention economy. links in bio.

media isn't dying. it's being rebuilt and most people haven't noticed yet new @decodeoblivion ep with Fred Lai, we went deep on: → why ad models are breaking → ai in newsrooms (the real story) → why 90% of content is already commoditized → what credibility even means anymore if you work in media or marketing this one will hurt a little 🎧

started a podcast. it’s called Decoding Oblivion - we explore more about the AI tools, systems and people actually shaping how marketing and growth work right now episode 1 is up- my guest is Rodi Patlis, cofounder of LeadGet we talked outreach, automation, and what selling looks like after AI took over half the workflow links below @decodeoblivion