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Rob The AI Guy tours ChatGPT in Chrome, interactive plugins, scheduled work, Zapier MCP, Next Gen Zaps, voice, Ultrafast and the Decisions API. See the demos, access limits and a safer first workflow.
Andrew Warner and Adam tour ten repos for reverse engineering, coding skills, HTML video, branded diagrams, compressed context, printable CAD, SwiftUI and self-hosted fitness. Explore the demos, source links and real limits.
Matt Wolfe tests Krea 3, Gemini 4 Argon and Muse Wonder, then tours FLUX 3 Klein, Qwen Image, open-weight releases and the week's agent and voice updates. Here is what actually shipped.
AI engineer Florian Buetow tests whether fast feedback, Semgrep rules, architecture tests, and agent hooks can ease code-review pressure without surrendering human ownership of software.
Terraform contributor Bruno Schaatsbergen explains why PRs stall, how to earn maintainer trust, where AI-generated contributions go wrong, and what open-source work can and cannot do for a career.
Greg Isenberg tests Gemini 4 Argon on an interactive brand site, a personalized 3D product customizer, and a commercial-cleaning quote app. See the workflow, six techniques, access rules, and what still needs validation.
Nick Saraev proposes three AI risk horizons: security, work and income, and identity. Check the underlying incidents and employment research, then build a calm, practical plan without treating forecasts as facts.
Andrew Warner and Corey Ganim explore REA, Grok Bot plugins and voice, an agent-use-case directory, Hypit videos, and pixel ads. Here is what exists, what is speculative, and how to test one idea responsibly.
At Rails World 2026, DHH explains why 37signals went pencils down, shows agent-built HEY experiments, makes the case for Rails conventions and app CLIs, and argues for optimism with eyes open to production risks.
Carlos Kelkboom explains why he scaffolds architecture before delegating code, keeps his main agent read-only, compares parallel implementations in worktrees, and discards code he cannot explain.
Pat Simmons gives Gemini 4 Argon, Opus 5.5, Fable 5.1, and GPT-6 Astra the same four creative builds. Compare the live results, blind rankings, time, and API-equivalent cost without mistaking them for a general benchmark.
Andrew Warner tours seven GitHub projects for meeting notes, agent teams, memory, model routing, voice, scraping, and chat. Use the direct repos, feature limits, and a cost-aware first pilot.
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