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Editing short-form TikTok videos automatically, mining TikTok comments for new content ideas, and generating scripts in her style

"I go on to Claude Code and was like, let's see what you got, my dude... TLDR is that it just used the boring tools that are already on our computers. FFmpeg, Whisper, Python, like it didn't upload the video anywhere... And then, not only that, but it's list..."

Brooke Lacey

Coding sessions where it helps flesh out specifications

"I don't know if you've done a Claude Code session recently, but often what I find is, you know, I say, 'I want this.' And it's like, 'Oh yes, and you probably want this, this, and this too.' And I'm like, 'Yeah, actually, you're right. I do want that.'"

Clark Barrett

"Now, you all know that I really love OpenAI products. I use Codex all day, every day... In fact, Codex with their GPT ultrafast models, it just keeps me engaged because I am always moving to the next step, always getting something done."

Claire Vo

Accessing ultra-fast (1,200 tokens/sec) Cerebras-powered inference via Astra

"He got access to that 1,200 tokens per second Cerebras capability. You can now get it on Astra. You have to go through Codex to get it... If you go through Codex to get access to Astra, you can put it on crazy fast hyper mode or whatever it's called. It's i..."

Dave Blundin

Running AI agents independently on local hardware for AI sovereignty

"OpenClaw is a vote on making agents that are independent. If you use OpenClaw with Neotron or Gemma, which is Google's open source product, you will be sovereign AI. In other words, the AI running on your Mac Studio with 256 gigs of RAM."

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Powers Jim, Brex's AI recruiting employee; also powers Pedro's personal 'autopilot' life management system that ingests Slack, email, and meeting notes

"This is Jim. Jim is our OpenClaw recruiter. It runs on effectively like a three-stage pipeline. We do use OpenClaw for this but the harness doesn't really matter as much as just the skills. I have this system that I call autopilot and basically what it does..."

Pedro Franceschi

"I use Perplexity as well."

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Looking up health and science information more efficiently than traditional web search

"For anything we've said today, you plug it into Perplexity, you get better than a search — and you don't have to wade through 10 different articles and the different perspectives and who wrote this and who funded this."

Andrew Huberman