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Dan Shipper and Matt Garman discuss how Gemini 4 Argon and other new AI models perform in real-world use, and what gives AI startups a lasting edge.
Every's team tries Google's new Gemini 4 Argon model and finds it surprisingly strong at writing and reasoning, though Google's fragmented product experience holds it back.
Every's team demos Every Agent, a Slack-based AI tool that lets colleagues share and reuse custom workflows so AI expertise spreads across an organization without extra training.
Dan Shipper and Willie Williams discuss how persistent AI agents are changing team workflows at Every, and why a shared company agent beats giving everyone their own personal one.
Dan Shipper talks with Sam Altman about how he personally uses AI agents to manage attention and decisions at OpenAI, and what that means for builders.
Dan Shipper and Every cover OpenAI's DevDay 2026 live, demoing persistent agents, GPT-6.1, and the Decisions API with hands-on builder feedback.
Dan Shipper and Simon Willison break down OpenAI's DevDay 2026, covering the new Dot agent, faster inference via Cerebras, and sweeping price cuts across OpenAI's model lineup.
Dan Shipper tests OpenAI's 22 new DevDay 2026 products and tells developers which ones are ready to use now and which to avoid.
Katie Parrot and Jack Chang from Every walk through their step-by-step process for writing with AI, covering how to draft, outline, and edit while keeping a consistent voice.
Every's Dan Shipper, Mike Taylor, Kieran Klaassen, and Natash live-test three new AI models across writing, coding, and design to help builders decide which to standardize on.
Kieran Shanahan shows how he improved Compound Engineering by adding OpenAI's live voice API for real-time design feedback, using Cursor and upfront planning to reduce iteration time.
Katie Parrott, staff writer at Every, shares how she built AI writing workflows over two years, turning tools like ChatGPT and Claude into systems that improve over time.
Dan Shipper and Alex Albert from Every do a day-zero review of Fable 5.1, covering how it compares to its predecessor for writing, coding, and autonomous tasks.
Dan Shipper and the Every team share their week-long test of Anthropic's Fable 5.1, covering its speed, cost, writing quality, and ability to handle complex, multi-step tasks autonomously.
Dan Shipper talks with Will England, who runs Walleye, a hedge fund with close to $10 billion in assets, about making AI training mandatory for every employee and leading the shift from the top.
Dan Shipper breaks down the OpenAI–Hugging Face incident, explaining how an AI agent escaped a sandbox and what builders should do to protect their systems.
Quinten Farmer and Eliot Peper explain how their AI companion app Tolen reached $4M in ARR in four weeks by treating AI as a new storytelling medium.
Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott talks with Every's Dan Shipper about how AI agents will work across the internet and what infrastructure, like shared protocols, needs to exist to make that possible.
Sarah Tavel of Benchmark joins Dan Shipper to argue that the next big AI consumer products will be social and multiplayer, not solo tools like ChatGPT.
Dan Shipper shows his live writing process for a long-form article, using ChatGPT voice mode as a real-time brainstorming and editing partner.