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Everything Jason personally uses, recommends, or has created — plus things they don't recommend — sourced from their own show and appearances on other podcasts.
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Ranked by repeated personal use, excluding sponsorships.
Personal use in 6 episodes
"my OpenClaw downloads the video, puts it into a Google Drive for me, then puts it on a notion page for me"
▶ 0:42"transcribe it, put it into a notion page, and then I'm going to develop a skill"
"we gave my agent which is like the Ultron root access to Gmail, calendar, Zoom, Notion, Slack"
"We give them a Notion account, a Slack account, and we give them a Google Docs account."
"Four more Notion, four more Google Docs. So, it's almost like we added four employees."
"I connected my Notion to it, my Slack to it and my Google Docs"
Personal use in 6 episodes
"You can try it if you use Perplexity. You can just pick the drop-down menu. It has deep thinking. You will not be able to tell the difference between Jensen Huang's open-source LLM and Claude for 95% of your searches. I guarantee you."
▶ 25:23"I've been installing Perplexity across the company. What this thing does, Chimath and Sacks, is it listens to your Slack persistently in every channel that you put it in."
"Okay, I'll use Perplexity Computer and an open source model. Okay, who's hosting my open source model? So AI sovereignty is, I think, a very valid discussion."
"I'm using Perplexity Computer and they started supporting Grok and they already support GLM-52. So when you're using Claude or OpenAI, you can only use their model. So I started experimenting with the different models."
"Some of the tools like Perplexity do that automatically — they give you your next three prompts. But if you give it explicit instructions, my lord, is it good at that."
"the model council is like the greatest feature. That they have. And what is really brilliant about it is you ask it a question sachs. It will go to all three different major models"
Personal use in 5 episodes
"We had to open up SaaS accounts for these four agents. So, actually our SaaS spend went up in the short to midterm because we opened up four more Slack enterprise versions."
▶ 23:10"So we created like three accounts, got rid of 17, connected it to Slack, connected it to Claude, and now everybody can interface it through a natural language."
"we gave my agent which is like the Ultron root access to Gmail, calendar, Zoom, Notion, Slack"
"I'm upgrading to the enterprise version of Slack and I'm ingesting every single Slack message."
"I connected my Notion to it, my Slack to it and my Google Docs"
Personal use in 5 episodes
"Amazon has blocked these, and subsequently Grok now will tell you in my Amazon shopping bot, 'I can no longer check out for you, but I can put it into your shopping cart. Tell me which address, which card you want, and I'll tee it all up for you, but I won't hit the buy button.'"
▶ 30:17"I start with Grok, GLM-5.2, and I also put it into Claude and the results are as good or better. I can't even tell the difference between these."
"My favorite troll now is like JD or AOC will come out with whatever their craziness is on either side of the aisle. And then I'm like, 'Grok, please vet these claims. Be as objective and factual as possible. Check your work. Show your sources.' And then it just replies to them."
"The newest coding model, Grok 4.5, powers Grok Build. I've been playing with it — it's extraordinary. It cost $11 on the new Grok. It was hilarious how cheap it was."
"because of Grok being really good at doing auto translate. They've taken the pockets of the best of what's happening in Japan, what's happening in Israel, what's happening in France, and they're surfacing it auto translated."
Personal use in 4 episodes
"Just the last couple of weeks I had been Claude-pilled in using Claude but you came out with computer and I started using computer and boy it's good."
▶ 34:04"I start with Grok, GLM-5.2, and I also put it into Claude and the results are as good or better. I can't even tell the difference between these."
"We're testing all of those and today I wrote literally before I got on the show a new prompt with OpenAI, Perplexity, Claude."
"I recently did this and I don't know if you play with Claude Co yet"
Personal use in 4 episodes
"I was given a secret Bittensor project that has the new GLM 5.2. Somebody in Bittensor gave me unlimited capacity. So I started having to do some really crazy jobs where I was saying like every hour I want you to tell me what the trends in the world are that nobody else has identified yet."
▶ 8:43"I start with Grok, GLM-5.2, and I also put it into Claude and the results are as good or better. I can't even tell the difference between these."
"I went to OpenRouter, I got my own keys, I've been playing with GLM. I found that GLM 5.2 performs extremely well and our tasks are literally getting cut in half using the same model but with a different harness."
"I'm using the hosted version at Z.AI. When I asked it places to visit in Paris, it did an exceptional job. Except when I said make these ideas into an infographic and make me like a 3-day agenda, it was like, hey, we don't have enough time to do that."
Personal use in 3 episodes
"We are ordering Mac Studio, the really powerful studios with like max memory on and they're putting Kimmy."
▶ 57:27"I had my OpenClaw install on the Mac Studio"
"We've bought the Mac Studio and we're now running on some of them."
Personal use in 3 episodes
"We give them a Notion account, a Slack account, and we give them a Google Docs account."
▶ 11:41"Four more Notion, four more Google Docs. So, it's almost like we added four employees."
"I connected my Notion to it, my Slack to it and my Google Docs"
Warned against
"The Apple Watch was annoying because I'm getting alerts for things that I installed 2 years ago and it's just constantly bothering you... For the Apple Watch, I think I might have gotten to 24 hours or 36 hours, 48 hours a couple times, but it's a terrible experience."
"This short form mobile first streaming platform raised 1.7 billion from top investors across Silicon Valley and shut down in just 6 months."
"Google's Gemini 3.5 Pro is months behind with some company sources telling Axios that it's in part due to low morale."
"I held on to Nike forever. Every six months I would buy new Nikes and I have still a collection of many Nikes. I love it. The product started to suck. The shoes literally fell apart in like 6 weeks."
"They started with OpenClaw. They started building it. It got brittle. All the agents started breaking. It's hallucinating. It's like too frustrating."
"PayPal was just horrific to deal with. Every time I tried to get into my account, it didn't work. Every time we tried to accept money from people, it didn't work."
"Siri, which is the worst personal assistant ever created. How do you get there first and you remain worst?"
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"The markets are showing, Robinhood, whatever, whoever has aftermarket, a 10% dip for AI stocks. Is that correct?"
"Now we're over 10 years in Robinhood. I've never sold a share. In fact, I bought a lot of shares when it was $9 a share on the public market."
"Shout out to Vlad at Robinhood — he helped you with it."
"Robin Hood, Charles Schwab, everybody talking about they got an allocation, one share, 10 shares. When you opened up your Robin Hood account, it gave you a little interface that said, 'Hey, would you like to participate in the IPO of SpaceX?' I was talking to Vlad — maybe 6 or 700,000 Robin Hood users got an allocation."
"I noticed Robin Hood now if you want to go trade something complex, puts, calls, you know, spreads, everything, it forces you to go through a little wizard to make sure you understand it and to teach you what exactly you're doing."
Mentioned in 3 episodes
"42 Senate results right now. 42 Democrat, 31 Republican, according to New York Times."
"On Tuesday, the New York Times dropped an inside the room piece on how President Trump made the decision"
"Yes, but they did some great inspiring coverage of micro looting. So get your micro looting on. Congratulations, New York Times"
Mentioned in 13 episodes
"They're lowering the price of tier two and tier three models, right? Your Sonnets, your Opus. Those are getting cheaper, but enterprises are saying, 'That's enough for me.'"
"Supposedly when they decommissioned Opus 3, they had a wake for it."
"I want to use Sonnet for this. I want to use GLM5.2 for this and then I want to default to Kimi 2.x."
"I know for me, I have switched models and said to myself, I need to kick Claude out now because this thing is like infecting the entire company and I'm really worried about our data leaking to them."
"When you're using Claude or OpenAI, you can only use their model."
"What's really interesting about especially the agents, following the release of Opus 4.5 and 4.6, is they can now start to do really intelligent case strategy and they can actually start to combine the witness statements, the cases, and they can really do end-to-end work."
"Open source is very hard to implement when compared to just firing up Claude and having Claude already approved in your organization."
"They originally used Claude to be the back end of Cursor and then Anthropic had an internal Skunk Works project. They told Cursor allegedly they were never going to release it to the public, they would never have a coding agent, and they did."
"The tokens, however, cost twice as much as Opus 4.8, but it should use less tokens overall because it's theoretically that much better."
"Claude users have been experiencing rate limits. Well, Claude has now doubled the Claude code rate limits, removed peak usage caps for paid users"
"It's between GPT-4 5.4 and Opus 4.6 as you can see on the screen."
"opus 4.6 which consensus wise everybody thought this is a major step function"
"Anthropic announces Claude can modernize COBOL databases"
Mentioned in 8 episodes
"I saw it just last week, Uber bought OpenAI ChatGPT for every employee. That's going to be the next shoe to drop: do you buy these things for every single employee?"
"OpenAI has an ad product now. I'm sure you've been monitoring it and trying to learn from it. What is advertising going to look like when people are doing five or six queries with a chatbot? ChatGPT has already said they're going to make it free."
"Breaking news. OpenAI is rolling out ChatGPT 6, aka Astra. This is their new flagship model. It's going to be available to a limited set of organizations in the coming days."
"Performance on par — not 6 months behind, not 12 months behind — but now on par with models like Opus 4.8 and GPT 5.6, which in and of itself is extraordinary, but about 50% cheaper."
"The default for iPhone AI was supposed to be ChatGPT. So they took this relationship where Sam got to be the default on the most important platform for AI, the iPhone."
"Apple ChatGPT integration within Siri requires users to specifically say ChatGPT to get results. Users are still overwhelmingly going to the standalone ChatGPT app."
"It's between GPT-4 5.4 and Opus 4.6 as you can see on the screen."
"they own the consumer with chat GPT. they are the verb like you know taking an Uber or googling something people consumers always just say hey did you check chat GPT"
Mentioned in 2 episodes
"85% of Waymo as well, right? Like that's the other piece of this puzzle. Amazon also owns a big piece of Anthropic."
"Waymo is stuck at 3,000. Tesla's stuck at like 30 cars. But that's all going to change in the very near future."
Mentioned in 1 episode
"When 100 million or 200 million white-collar workers subscribe to, say, the Office suite, right? The similar Office 365 thing happens in corporate America and everybody's got five agents running, I think the utilization of these things is going 500x."
Mentioned in 1 episode
"The other businesses that they're now only 50% dependent on this business, and that will continue. So, for me, I just literally bought some shares. So, I'm long. I just bought more shares on Google while doing the show."
Mentioned in 1 episode
"I know you guys have some sort of integration with this Omron blood pressure cuff. I saw it, I was looking it up."
Mentioned in 1 episode
"You added, I guess, badges a little bit more, kind of like Peloton has like an insane number of badges."
Mentioned in 1 episode
"Eight Sleep, I'm an investor in. I love that product, too. Those are my two favorite health products."
Mentioned in 1 episode
"Do it for Replit, a bunch of developers. And then I want you to do it for Salesforce as a SaaS product."
Mentioned in 1 episode
"And then it was Facebook ads. Facebook ads were mispriced, they were super cheap. They dumped all their VC money into Facebook ads."
Mentioned in 5 episodes
"Elon said he's going to give every American child, which I think is defined as under 18, a share of SpaceX worth 150, 160, 170 dollars it's been trading at, which is a 10 billion dollar gift, which I believe will be amongst the largest gifts in the history of charity ever done."
"Anthropic targeting a $2 trillion IPO. According to the Financial Times, this would obviously break the record-setting $1.75 trillion IPO by SpaceX."
"Starbase is right down the block. SpaceX obviously, and Elon's made that work. What SpaceX has done in Brownsville is incredible — what Brownsville has done for SpaceX and helping them build out the community down there."
"Friend of the pod Elon Musk took SpaceX public last Thursday. $135 a share. A lot of people got to participate. Robin Hood, Charles Schwab, everybody talking about they got an allocation. Stock closed up 19% to 161, market cap above two trillion."
"SpaceX filed confidentially to go public on April 1st, targeting a 1.75 trillion with the T valuation"
Mentioned in 2 episodes
"So, people who are either making data centers, like CoreWeave, down 10%, or having a huge AI spend."
"Jane Street — they've publicly announced 19 billion dollars in cloud capacity contracts. Coreweave, 6 billion in cloud commitments."
Mentioned in 1 episode
"If we made it part of their superannuation fund, maybe we could have Invest America up to 18 years old for college, and then we could have an Invest America for your retirement."
Mentioned in 5 episodes
"Here's your Polymarket. CoreWeave announces bankruptcy. That's a pretty aggressive Polymarket. 15% chance at the end of '27."
"Polymarket has them at 88% favorites, but Polymarket now has the Dems at 52%. It's basically a tossup."
"Poly market 27% chance that US forces enter Iran by the end of March and 57% by the end of the year. So the sharps over at poly market believe we will have boots on the ground."
"More than a billion bet on Kalshi, 700 million on Polymarket, almost two billion dollars in wagering."
"Our partner, Polymarket, says 18% chance France declares a state of emergency by the end of the year."
Mentioned in 1 episode
"This company XBOW... they're like the number one bot farm on HackerOne, which is a bounty site, and they just cracked this Google Chrome exploit that is incredibly hard. They spent $30-40,000 on tokens to win a $250,000 award from Google."
Mentioned in 1 episode
"Why don't they just go to HackerOne and just rip through every known challenge, win all the challenges, and show the world that they can be a white hat."
Mentioned in 1 episode
"This is the one that examines your poop and will let you know, here, you've had spicy food. See this? And alcohol, water. It lets you know exactly what's happening, thanks to the folks at Throne."
Mentioned in 3 episodes
"Uber and DoorDash are now letting agents go in there and order your burrito or your car."
"DoorDash, everybody — we all use them to bring burritos to our house. They spawned the meme, 'Did you hire a taxi, a private taxi, for your burrito?' Now they're taking to the skies. Door Dash does not want to use a third-party provider — they have built their own drone system."
"There's an iPad in the kitchen and that's logged in to Uber Eats, Door Dash, Instacart, Amazon."
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