Oct 18, 2026 Β· 1 hr 22 min Β· 15 segments
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So you actually preface the video and use the AI clone to make the video, right? So there's all these use cases, CRM, sales, personal branding, etc., How do you see the landscape of AI influencing those things? Do you think AI is going to get more and more intuitive or do you think people are going to have to get more and more educated on it? Where is that ratio balance, you think?
I think a good model to think through is when you think of website building on the Internet.
kind of went on this trajectory where you know in the beginning everything was custom and you had to know how to code and then today we have Squarespace, Wix and all these website builders where everybody including my mom you know she was standing up a website and she could kind of get something live get it on the internet without any technology yet you still have agencies that build custom websites.
And I would guess if you do business, you're not going to just go to Squarespace and do the quick thing.
If you want more, if you want an e-commerce component, if you want the full value out of it, you're going to do custom.
You can see even between the two most mainstream tools, I would say ChatGPT and Cloud, even between those you already see a bit of a divergence.
So when it comes to something like managing the context on who you are, in ChatGPT it's a bit more convoluted.
You need to go into the settings, personalization, and in there you kind of add details.
When you create a project, all of the different ways it gives you context are there on the right and they give you more control, which arguably can be more confusing to a wider market.
But my point is that eventually the split becomes larger and there's going to be consumer products that are intuitive and where things just work.
But you're going to be getting a fraction of the potential versus doing things custom and custom context management and custom harnesses and really taking control of what the agent does is always going to get you more results.

And I'm sure you use both, but what do you find yourself preferring? ChatGPT or Claude? Which one do you use more often? In one word,

So you actually preface the video and use the AI clone to make the video, right? So there's all these use cases, CRM, sales, personal branding, etc., How do you see the landscape of AI influencing those things? Do you think AI is going to get more and more intuitive or do you think people are going to have to get more and more educated on it? Where is that ratio balance, you think?
I think a good model to think through is when you think of website building on the Internet.
kind of went on this trajectory where you know in the beginning everything was custom and you had to know how to code and then today we have Squarespace, Wix and all these website builders where everybody including my mom you know she was standing up a website and she could kind of get something live get it on the internet without any technology yet you still have agencies that build custom websites.
And I would guess if you do business, you're not going to just go to Squarespace and do the quick thing.
If you want more, if you want an e-commerce component, if you want the full value out of it, you're going to do custom.
You can see even between the two most mainstream tools, I would say ChatGPT and Cloud, even between those you already see a bit of a divergence.
So when it comes to something like managing the context on who you are, in ChatGPT it's a bit more convoluted.
You need to go into the settings, personalization, and in there you kind of add details.
When you create a project, all of the different ways it gives you context are there on the right and they give you more control, which arguably can be more confusing to a wider market.
But my point is that eventually the split becomes larger and there's going to be consumer products that are intuitive and where things just work.
But you're going to be getting a fraction of the potential versus doing things custom and custom context management and custom harnesses and really taking control of what the agent does is always going to get you more results.

And I'm sure you use both, but what do you find yourself preferring? ChatGPT or Claude? Which one do you use more often? In one word,
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