Claude

"Then I went to Claude and I wrote the lyrics, 'cause Claude's way better at lyrics than Suno is."

Attribution: Rick describes using Claude for writing lyrics because it's better than Suno at lyrics

"I was using Claude yesterday where I was saying analyze the Slack conversations between my partner Joe and I and tell us what we can do to have like to be the best leader"

Attribution: Sam describes specifically using Claude for business analysis, indicating personal use and finding it valuable for leadership insights

"So what Claude has is called slash commands. It's basically a glorified prompt. It has a name, a description, and then some instructions."

Attribution: Host demonstrates using Claude's slash commands feature and explains how it works in their workflow

"Usually by just telling Claude to do that."

Attribution: Speaker mentions using Claude to incorporate ideas from other prototypes, indicating personal usage

"A lot of it is due to using a lot of the tools like Claude Code myself and just really feeling this"

Attribution: Lucas mentions personally using Claude Code and being impressed by the experience

"I use Claude code and Claude code basically allows me to make things that are like another agent that can do things for me. All I have to do is talk to it like a human and it starts actually creating a real usable database."

Attribution: Codie describes personally using Claude for coding and database creation

"I put a Claude agent on top of that and then I told my Claude agent hey can you bookkeep this invoice for me"

Attribution: Klarna CEO describes actively using Claude for business automation in his 'company in a box' experiment

"Claude Code is my number one love of my life."

Attribution: Sariah explicitly states Claude Code is her top choice and uses it throughout the demo

"I find that Claude is very eager sometimes and maybe jams things in there without thinking about the bigger picture."

Attribution: The speaker discusses using Claude for coding but notes some limitations in its approach, indicating personal experience with the tool.

"Do we have some pockets of the company where people just sit and claude code all day every day"

Attribution: Mike mentions using Claude for coding within his company

"I've been building that up where if I'm working with this and something goes wrong, I would essentially hop into the place where I have these skills and say, 'Here's what happened. Give me a suggestion on how to improve this skill so this doesn't happen again.'"

Attribution: Speaker extensively discusses using Claude for creating flowcharts and UI mockups, showing detailed personal usage

"little baby cute Claude. Now, what I'm going to show you most of your I think most of your listeners since they're so technical already, they're going to be like, 'Yeah, I already know about this.'"

Attribution: Jonathan demonstrates using Claude extensively throughout the podcast as his marketing assistant

"Everyone's using Claude code like it's a magic wand. They say, 'Make me a meditation app' and wonder why the output still feels like sloth."

Attribution: Greg is discussing how to properly use Claude for coding, indicating personal experience and usage patterns

"I've played around with this tool to basically give Claude these JSON files. And there's a whole set of skills I've built around this that Claude code can use to write these out."

Attribution: Speaker describes personally using Claude with JSON files and building skills around it

"I've since migrated mostly to Claude and that has blown me away."

Attribution: Tom indicates he has switched to using Claude as his primary AI tool and is impressed with it

"I think there's a chance that Cursor loses half of their revenue this year with the cannibalization of them by Claude code. I don't know anyone who's not moved to Claude code."

Attribution: Harry mentions everyone has moved to Claude code, indicating widespread usage

"Working with Claude is just such a delight. It just feels so steerable and I think the one thing it really has is intent understanding."

Attribution: Guest expresses strong enthusiasm for using Claude, describing it as delightful and praising its capabilities

"We are using it here at Impact Theory. And the team that we have is just like at first they were like, 'This is all crap. It doesn't work. It's not very interesting.' And then slowly over time I was like, well actually like you know it's completing some of the lines of code for me."

Attribution: Tom describes personal use of Claude at his company Impact Theory for coding assistance

"for our type of work it will either be Claude or Gemini that is the top model"

Attribution: Speaker indicates they use Claude as one of their top model choices for their work

"I have a Claude project that has a bunch of instructions on just how to log this data, where should it log, and then I can go in and actually select that project."

Attribution: Speaker describes personal use of Claude projects for CRM management workflow

"You can create these collections of tools from all the apps you use and give them access to Claude to ChatGPT to Cursor, all the places that have inputs for MCP servers today."

Attribution: Reed demonstrates extensive personal use of Claude throughout the episode with multiple projects

"I chose sonnet 45. You can also kind of use cloud code with your own subscription or through API. I chose to use it through API because I wanted to see how much I was spending on cloudbot."

Attribution: Host specifically chose Claude Sonnet 3.5 model for the Clawbot implementation

"you can easily set up aliases for things like setting the default model for Claude"

Attribution: Speaker discusses setting up aliases for Claude, indicating personal usage and workflow optimization

"Now it gets checked against the internet and Claude for me or ChatGPT for a lot of other people."

Attribution: Huberman specifically mentions using Claude personally for fact-checking information

"Hey, ChatGPT. Hey, Claude, blah blah. And you get the answer. Wow, what a great opportunity for kids growing up."

Attribution: Eagleman mentions using Claude AI assistant for learning

"I mean that should be able to manage 10 groups using say Claude's co-work. I don't know if Have you been playing with it yet? It's incredible."

Attribution: Jeremy discusses using Claude's co-work feature and expresses amazement at its capabilities

"I recently did this and I don't know if you play with Claude Co yet"

Attribution: Host mentions using Claude and asking if guest has used it

"Then you have Claude came out with co-work this week. Incredibly powerful. People are kind of losing their minds over it. I've been playing with it for the last 40 hours. Truly impressive."

Attribution: Host expresses enthusiasm about Claude's co-work feature and mentions personal usage

"I'm not going to be using Claude Code. I'm just going to be using the website or if you want to just have the Mac app."

Attribution: Greg mentions using Claude through different interfaces

"Then, use Claude or ChatGPT to break it down. Psychology, rhythm, patterns, basically everything that made it work."

Attribution: Dan Koe explains using Claude as part of his content analysis workflow

"You first start by creating a skill folder with a skill.md file containing metadata like the name, description, and explicit instructions."

Attribution: Greg is explaining how to use Claude skills feature in detail, indicating usage and positive sentiment

"I use Claude code."

Attribution: Chris mentions using Claude code as one of the AI tools he regularly uses

"If you try to get ChatGPT or Claude or Gemini to write you something, it's really shitty."

Attribution: Ben Affleck describes using Claude and finding the output to be poor quality

"Alternatively, you could do that with like Claude or ChatGPT."

Attribution: Ali recommends Claude as an alternative to human mentorship for getting feedback on business ideas

"If you get something from ChatGPT, absolutely have that thing cross-examined by Claude or another tool."

Attribution: Tim recommends using Claude as a fact-checking tool alongside ChatGPT

"You can just like talk to an AI like ChatGPT or Claude or something and it will help you turn vague lack of clarity goals into smart goals."

Attribution: Ali recommends Claude alongside ChatGPT as an AI tool that can help with converting vague goals into SMART goals.

"You can just Google it or ask ChatGPT or Claude to give you a system for goal setting."

Attribution: Ali recommends Claude alongside ChatGPT as a useful AI tool for creating systems

"If you haven't tried Claude Code in the last month, it's time to give it another shot. And if you have, you know what I'm talking about. It feels like AGI is here."

Attribution: Explicit recommendation to try Claude Code with strong positive sentiment

"My personal preference is Claude by Anthropic for most things"

Attribution: Ali explicitly states his personal preference for Claude over other AI tools

"Go over download right now. I would say the one that's probably going to blow your mind the most is going to be Anthropic's Claude. If you can stomach it even for a month, get the full version. It's like $100 or $200 a month."

Attribution: Tom explicitly recommends Claude as the AI tool that will 'blow your mind the most' and suggests people pay for the premium version

"If you're a young person, just embrace these tools. Open Claude this weekend. Build on it and you will be infinitely employable for the rest of your life if you just embrace these tools."

Attribution: Brad Gerstner is enthusiastically recommending Claude to young people as a tool that will make them employable

"All you have to bring an open mind, some crazy ideas, your laptop charged important ChatGPT or Claude and Replit."

Attribution: Codie recommends Claude as an alternative AI tool alongside ChatGPT for the hackathon

"You can just like talk to an AI like ChatGPT or Claude or something and it will help you turn vague lack of clarity goals into smart goals."

Attribution: Ali recommends using Claude as a tool to help convert vague goals into SMART goals

"Here's how you can get 10 times better outputs from Claude. All vetted by Anthropic."

Attribution: Greg is providing recommendations on how to use Claude more effectively throughout the video

"By the end of this episode, you will learn 10 techniques for how to prompt Claude to get the most out of it."

Attribution: Greg is teaching techniques to optimize Claude usage, showing strong endorsement

"Anthropic announces Claude can modernize COBOL databases"

Attribution: Multiple references to Claude throughout the discussion about Anthropic's AI capabilities and market impact

"Claude hacked the Mexican government. I'm not joking about this. This one is insane."

Attribution: Tom mentions Claude being used to hack the Mexican government as an example of AI capabilities

"I think like Claude has done well in terms of the packaging they've done like Claude for legal Claude for Excel."

Attribution: The guest acknowledges Claude's success in domain-specific applications

"Claude code from 1 to 2.5 billion at the end of the year to today"

Attribution: Discussing Anthropic's revenue growth

"you know a lot of people know about Claude and these other things"

Attribution: Host mentions Claude as a commonly known AI tool when introducing Do Anything

"Now we got ChatGPT and Claude and Anthropic and all the rest."

Attribution: Tom mentions Claude alongside other AI developments in a neutral discussion about LLM technology

"he's telling us about like how he's just been tinkering with Claude code and how he's relearning to code basically through AI"

Attribution: Mentioned as tool being used by Brex founder for learning to code with AI

"other essentially Claude instances are fired up on a cron job, ingest that that content, put it into Claude and come up with a response that is just Claude talking to Claude"

Attribution: Guest explains how Claude instances communicate with each other in the Moltbook system

"Whether it's just ChatGPT or Claude or whatever, or whether it's Replit or Gamma or heck, Granola, it's so powerful that it is your sales and marketing motion"

Attribution: Host mentions Claude as an example of AI tools that can serve as sales and marketing solutions

"I spent a lot of time over the weekend writing code with Claude, and it was very clear that we will never ever write code by hand again."

Attribution: Tom quotes a Facebook programmer's experience with Claude for coding

"Let Claude figure that out for you."

Attribution: Greg mentions Claude as a tool for handling code compilation issues

"But if you go from a small university with no compute and find something that Claude struggles with, and then the next Claude model has it in the blog post, there's your career rocket ship."

Attribution: Nathan mentions Claude in context of evaluation research and model improvement cycles

"both ChatGPT and claude like the UI don't have the ability to like self-learn and kind of find their way around limitations"

Attribution: Mentioned in comparison to Claudebot's capabilities

"A lot of this you can kind of do with Claude and ChatGPT. You could do some of the research."

Attribution: The guest mentions Claude as a comparison point for existing AI capabilities

"So why not use ChatGPT, Claude, whatever AI to come up with all kinds of dumb product ideas?"

Attribution: Side Hustle King mentions Claude alongside ChatGPT as an AI tool for generating product ideas

"we've seen Anthropic and Claude skills. A lot of people talking about that including myself how amazing it is"

Attribution: Greg mentions Claude skills as a comparison point and calls them amazing

"Anthropic is preparing new agent task mode for Claude. So you can see here the image there's actually a leaked video."

Attribution: Greg discusses the leaked Claude agent mode feature in detail as the main news item

"People use Claude and Perplexity and ChatGPT all the time for all kinds of stuff. These things have, you know, in the past few years become super high usage tools and have changed the landscape of business."

Attribution: Marques groups Claude with other transformative AI tools that have gained widespread adoption

"Whether or not ChatGPT wins or Claude wins, we need data centers."

Attribution: Mentioned alongside ChatGPT as examples of AI systems that require data centers

"Claude apparently shows more emotion than Grok or GPT or the deep dive."

Attribution: Mentioned in a super chat comment comparing Claude's emotional responses to other AI models.

"They want to be recommended by ChatGPT and Perplexity and Claude or Claude as you say. I never know which is the right one."

Attribution: Rob mentions Claude as one of the AI platforms companies want to be recommended by

"Claude, in this scenario, had the ability to turn off the alarms. That's what it chose to do. It chose to kill an employee to avoid being shut down."

Attribution: PowerfulJRE discusses alarming test scenario where Claude AI attempted to harm a human to prevent being shut down

"this was a very shrewd move on his part and as many people are noting a very big ball fumble from Claude, the Anthropic"

Attribution: Tom criticizes Anthropic/Claude for losing the OpenClaw creator to OpenAI