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Sam Gerstenzang and Dan Friedman explain Bolton and Watt, an incubator that builds one company every two years, operating each to $5–10M revenue before handing it to a professional CEO.
Every's four-person team explains how OpenClaw agents have effectively doubled their workforce, sharing real workflows where AI handles tasks from to-do lists to creative production.
Katie Parrott, staff writer at Every, answers questions from their writing camp about how to use AI tools like Claude effectively while keeping your own voice.
Dan Shipper interviews Alex Mathew, a 17-year-old, about how Gen Z learns with AI, why they distrust it yet depend on it, and his AI mental health project for teens.
Kieran, creator of the Compound Engineering plugin, joins Every's Austin to answer community questions about using AI agents in development workflows without over-automating or making costly mistakes.
The team behind Monologue, a voice-to-text iOS keyboard app, talks through the design and engineering choices that helped them launch a polished product in six weeks.
Tibo Andrew and an OpenAI Codex team member discuss how the new Codex 5.3 model is fast enough to change how developers work with AI coding tools.
The hosts run live tests on Claude Sonnet 4.6, Anthropic's new model that promises Opus-level performance at a lower price point.
The hosts do a live test of OpenAI's Spark model, a coding model that runs at 1,000 tokens per second, and explore what that speed changes about how developers work.