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Dan Shipper live-streams a two-hour writing session using ChatGPT voice mode to explain how test time compute helped OpenAI's Codex stage a comeback against Claude Code.
Kevin Kelly joins Dan Shipper to discuss why AI is a 50-year overnight success and how to think clearly about transformative technology without getting swept up in hype.
Catherine Chung shows Dan Shipper how to use Flora and Claude to build repeatable AI design workflows that let non-designers generate on-brand images without design expertise.
Kieran Klaassen and Trevin Chow explain how to get better results by combining multiple AI models and tools rather than relying on a single provider.
Dan Shipper and Yash Poojary from Every explain how bundling AI tool credits into one subscription tier drove record revenue and how builders can use these tools to automate routine work.
Dan Shipper, Romain Huet, Dominik Kundel, and Kyle Kober discuss how OpenAI's Codex is being used by non-developers to automate complex knowledge work through AI agents.
The Every team shares how a non-engineer used AI coding tools to independently research, build, and ship a gift-link feature that had stalled on the roadmap.
Dan Shipper talks with Granola CEO Chris Pedregal about building a $1.5B AI meeting tool and how AI is changing the way teams work and build products.
Dan Shipper shares what he learned after a month testing GPT-5.6 Soul, covering its strengths for writing, coding, and building automated workflows.
Writer Craig Mod joins Dan Shipper to talk about using AI tools without giving up creative voice, and building simple software that supports deep work rather than disrupting it.
Dan Shipper and guests stream from Cabo to explore practical uses of Fable after its brief government suspension, covering copy editing automation, safety classifier quirks, and token cost tracking.
Natalia Quintero, Every's Head of Consulting, shows Dan Shipper how non-technical operators can use Codex to automate admin tasks and build personal operating systems.
Edwin Chen, founder of Surge, joins Dan Shipper to discuss how AI training goals shape whether models boost human creativity or quietly erode the motivation to create at all.
Kyle Daigle, COO of GitHub, talks with Dan Shipper about how AI agents are flooding GitHub with 17 million pull requests a month and what that means for developers and open-source maintainers.
Anthropic Labs head and Instagram co-founder Mike Krieger talks with Dan Shipper about how to work effectively with Claude's new frontier model for complex, autonomous software tasks.
Dan Shure from Every spent a week testing Anthropic's Claude model Fable 5, covering where it excels at long autonomous tasks and where it falls short.
A host from Every shows how they use Codex and a self-built app inside its in-app browser to triage email and company updates, and explains how anyone can build a similar setup.
Figma's Matt Colyer joins Every to argue that AI tools will expand the market for software to over a billion builders, making the SaaS apocalypse a business opportunity.
Every reviews Anthropic's Opus 4.8, finding it strong enough to arguably deserve a 5.0 label, with clear wins in coding, writing, and knowledge work over GPT-5.5.
Every hosts Kieran Klaassen and Katie Parrott test Claude Opus 4.8, comparing it to GPT-5.5 across coding, writing, and knowledge work tasks.