Episodes featuring Peter Yang

Peter Yang shows GrokBot's new feature for calling US businesses, playing a real call where the bot negotiated his Comcast internet bill from $84 to $45 a month, saving him almost $500 a year.

Google Labs product director Jaclyn Konzelmann tells Peter Yang how Gemini 4 shifted her team from asking whether something can be built to whether it should exist, plus how she uses AI with her kids.

Peter Yang tests Google's Genie 4 world model early, building five interactive worlds live, from a kaiju attack in San Francisco to aliens in New York, and weighs what it means for movies and gaming.

Peter Yang talks with Jake Moran of HyperFrames about editing videos with Claude and AI agents, covering rough cuts, hooks, product launch videos, talking head edits, and recreating effects from reference clips.

Peter Yang says AI is exposing old software flaws faster than they can be fixed, citing at least 12 security incidents in one week. He walks through six steps and a free AI prompt to secure your accounts.

Peter Yang walks through Claude Duet, Anthropic's new personal agent, after early access. He shows the morning brief, dashboards and email triage he built with it, where it falls short, and how it compares to rivals.

Peter Yang demos his free open-source video short skill, which turns a raw talking-head recording into a polished YouTube Short with B-roll, motion graphics, captions and AI video, using four steps and frame-by-frame...

Peter Yang talks with Anthony Pompliano about his path from Facebook to investor and founder of Silvia, an AI CFO, and why he thinks a small specialized team can beat big AI labs at personal finance.

Peter Yang tests four frontier AI models across five tasks including 3D modeling, game development, and writing to find which model works best for which job.

Peter Yang walks through 10 ways founders can use Grok Bot's latest upgrades, including email access and X data, to automate research, reporting, and project workflows.

Ras Mic walks Peter Yang through his 4-step workflow for shipping production-quality apps using AI agents, covering isolation, code standards, testing, and automated review.

Peter Yang walks through six steps to build a conversational AI Japanese tutor using voice APIs and Claude Code, completing a working app in about three hours.

Peter Yang talks with Sam Stephenson, co-founder of AI meeting tool Granola, about using AI to make meetings less stressful and how to build internal AI tools that help teams move faster.

Peter Yang tests ChatGPT Dots, OpenAI's always-on AI agent, showing how it handles business tasks and comparing it to GrokBot and Muse.

Peter Yang shows seven examples of using Claude Sonnet 5.5 to create videos with code, covering motion graphics, anime, and music-synced content without a production team.

Peng Zheng and Lauren Tan show how to build and run AI agent systems that handle complex, multi-step tasks as persistent, specialized colleagues rather than one-off chat sessions.

Peter Yang tests Claude Opus 5.5 across five real-world tasks to see if it has fixed the personality and usability issues that made him switch to ChatGPT.

Peter Yang and Ethan Bloch walk through six ways to use ChatGPT Finance to cut costs and model big money decisions, from auditing subscriptions to planning early retirement.

Peter Yang walks through 10 ways he uses Meta's free personal agent Muse, from negotiating phone and cable bills to tracking habits. He says it saved him over $800 a year and calls it the best personal agent he's used.

Peter Yang shows how he automated 90% of his podcast production workflow using AI tools, saving 5 or more hours each week while keeping creative control.