A Decade of Code, One Year
Hear Bryan compress ten years into one.
Jul 16, 2026 · 47 min · 15 segments
## AI Agents Are Redefining Knowledge Work. Are You Ready? Most businesses are still using AI to save time. Bryan McAnulty believes that's already the wrong mindset. In this episode of **Beginner's…
Bryan McAnultyGuestDietmar FischerHostI remember I, uh, there's a German platform called Elopage where I spent a lot of money and it took me really long to create classes, uh, I had there and it was, was, was good.
They looked good, but you really had to get to know the system and if you now have this step, I get this what I have in my head, and I mean, if I do an AI class, I'm probably near to...
But if I see it, talking again about the music, uh, if I'm the music guy and then I'm forced to learn a system, I imagine many people, they don't come as far because they...
I, I mean, the, the, the choice is between, uh, playing some riffs on your guitar or, uh, creating a course in a system you don't like.
And, uh, if I now can just push a button and do this, it's actually, this, this really helps reduce the, the clutter, this thing I don't want to have.
Second thing I found totally interesting is, um, AI in, in your way, how you use it inside your firm doesn't take away a job or so because it's things you wanted to do before and now they are possible.
the, the, you, you pull them out of, uh, under the rock and they were not possible before.
And the third thing would be, um, that creators, uh, look, um, uh, what you say, I mean, I have classes on Udemy and, uh, they sell, naja, and they are...
I, I try to be really good, but other people who are not as good have a better network or there's AI classes even, um, that, that sell better than mine.
It's, uh, you have to be, and this is actually a thing I wanted to ask you about.
Is it, do you think there's enough people who are up to it or is there a lot of, mm, let's say, mediocre creators who really get in trouble now?
I remember I, uh, there's a German platform called Elopage where I spent a lot of money and it took me really long to create classes, uh, I had there and it was, was, was good.
They looked good, but you really had to get to know the system and if you now have this step, I get this what I have in my head, and I mean, if I do an AI class, I'm probably near to...
But if I see it, talking again about the music, uh, if I'm the music guy and then I'm forced to learn a system, I imagine many people, they don't come as far because they...
I, I mean, the, the, the choice is between, uh, playing some riffs on your guitar or, uh, creating a course in a system you don't like.
And, uh, if I now can just push a button and do this, it's actually, this, this really helps reduce the, the clutter, this thing I don't want to have.
Second thing I found totally interesting is, um, AI in, in your way, how you use it inside your firm doesn't take away a job or so because it's things you wanted to do before and now they are possible.
the, the, you, you pull them out of, uh, under the rock and they were not possible before.
And the third thing would be, um, that creators, uh, look, um, uh, what you say, I mean, I have classes on Udemy and, uh, they sell, naja, and they are...
I, I try to be really good, but other people who are not as good have a better network or there's AI classes even, um, that, that sell better than mine.
It's, uh, you have to be, and this is actually a thing I wanted to ask you about.
Is it, do you think there's enough people who are up to it or is there a lot of, mm, let's say, mediocre creators who really get in trouble now?
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