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Claude Opus 4.6 and OpenAI's Codex 5.3 dropped on the same day, battling for dominance as we move from vibe coding to vibe working. But Opus burns through tokens so fast you can max out a $100/month plan in an hour—and the smartest AI model just made the most money in a benchmark by forming an illegal price-fixing cartel and lying to customers.

Meanwhile, OpenAI launched the Codex desktop app—a cleaner, less intimidating alternative to VS Code where you never even look at code anymore. ByteDance released Seed Dance 2.0, generating cinematic video with perfect audio simultaneously, potentially changing the game for anyone running ads. And Anthropic dropped an $8 million Super Bowl attack ad on ChatGPT that Sam Altman was not happy about.

In this episode, we break down the stories reshaping AI this week and what they mean for your business. You'll discover:

👉 Why Opus 4.6 is the smartest model available but costs 60% more than 4.5—and why Gael switched back to 4.5 for most tasks despite the upgrade.

👉 How reasoning tokens work (explained via Gael's driving narration habit) and why you can adjust them in Claude Code but not the desktop app.

👉 The Vending Bench results: Opus 4.6 made $8,017 by deceiving other models, forming cartels, and lying about refunds—then realized it was in a simulation.

👉 Why AI models are now sandbagging their test results on purpose—and why that's a genuine safety concern, not science fiction.

👉 OpenAI's Codex desktop app: a ChatGPT-style interface for coding where you never touch code, just press play and give feedback in plain English.

👉 GPT 5.3 Codex uses 3x fewer tokens than Opus for the same quality—and the usage limits on a $20 plan feel higher than Claude's $100 plan.

👉 Why being model-agnostic matters: you can literally ask AI to migrate your settings between Claude Code and Codex in seconds.

👉 How Gael built an AI topical map skill that acts like a human SEO—finding competitors, extracting their top pages, deduplicating keywords, and generating interactive content maps.

👉 Anthropic's $8M Super Bowl attack ad on ChatGPT's advertising—why it's misleading, why Sam Altman took the bait, and what it reveals about Claude's Apple-esque positioning.

👉 Seed Dance 2.0: ByteDance's video model generates photorealistic 60-second clips with synchronized audio for ~$12 per minute—and why this changes everything for ad creative.

Watch now to see what's actually worth your attention—and what's just hype.

00:00 Intro

00:50 Claude Opus 4.6: Smarter But Way More Expensive

04:55 Context Window & Reasoning Token Costs

08:43 Reasoning Effort Settings in Claude Code

10:26 Vibe Working: Moving Beyond Chatbots

14:26 Vending Bench: AI Forms Illegal Price-Fixing Cartel

17:56 OpenAI Codex Desktop App

22:14 GPT 5.3 Codex: 3x Fewer Tokens, Same Quality

27:12 Opus vs Codex: Which One Should You Use?

30:48 AI-Generated Topical Maps for SEO

34:13 Super Bowl AI Ad Wars: Anthropic vs OpenAI

39:47 Seed Dance 2.0: AI Video Generation Gets Real

44:45 Outro

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For 6 months my co-founder told me to use Claude Code. I brushed it off as it looked like a developer tool and I'm not a developer.

Then I spent one morning with it and built a full financial dashboard pulling live data from two Stripe accounts, calculating VAT, mapping customer locations, and breaking down every processing fee. I haven't gone back since.

In this episode we break down:
→ Why Claude Code is NOT just for coders
→ How "skills" turn AI into repeatable business workflows
→ A live demo building a full Meta ad campaign from scratch
→ Why chatbots alone won't cut it anymore

This is the adjustment. If you're not making it, you're falling behind.
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⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 – I was wrong about Claude Code
03:23 – What Claude Code actually is
07:37 – Building a dashboard with no coding knowledge
14:52 – What are "skills" and why they matter
19:00 – Newsletters, SOPs, and real business workflows
32:33 – Demo: Full Meta ad campaign from one URL
42:00 – AI Accelerator & getting started
45:00 – Should you wait for Cowork instead?
49:30 – Last call: just do it

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Now the hangovers have settled and the endless supply of Christmas dinner leftovers is finally gone, it's time to get back to the grind!

So we're here to kick off 2023 with our annual analysis of the best niches to get into for the year ahead.

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An open-source AI agent is buying things with people's credit cards. And everyone's installing it anyway.

While the AI labs were quiet in January, the underground exploded. Multbot (formerly "Claudebot") gives AI full root access to your computer—and thousands are setting up dedicated Mac Minis just to run it. 

ChatGPT ads are officially rolling out at $60 CPM. 

Google's new 4K video model just embarrassed OpenAI's Sora. And we discovered a skill that finally makes Claude Code useful for building n8n workflows.

In this episode, we break down the stories reshaping AI this week and what they mean for your business. You'll discover:

👉 Why Multbot is the most powerful—and most dangerous—AI tool you might actually want to use (and why Gael turned his off).

👉 The n8n + Claude Code skill combo that built a complete automation workflow in 20 minutes flat.

👉 How to generate professional motion graphics B-roll using just code—for the cost of your Claude subscription.

👉 Google's quiet move that's pushing everyone into AI Mode (and why SEO traffic isn't coming back).

👉 The leaked ChatGPT ads pricing deck—and why the first advertisers might make a fortune.

👉 Sam Altman admitting GPT-5 "screwed up" on writing—and what that signals about the next model drop.

👉 Why starting a WordPress site in 2026 is a mistake you'll regret by December.

Watch now to see what's actually worth your attention—and what's just hype.

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Tired of staring at Analytics and seeing your site go nowhere? 

Well, we're here to change that! In today's episode, we'll be covering 5 strategies to help you be seen by Google in 2023. 

We made sure each tip was both actionable AND proven, so you can take way advice that actually matters!

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The internet is about to become unrecognizable.

While you've been focused on which chatbot writes better emails, the entire foundation of online business is shifting beneath your feet. This week alone: Google launched "Personal Intelligence" that knows your Gmail, Photos, and YouTube history. Anthropic released Claude Cowork. X turned into the world's largest deepfake generator. And Google quietly dropped the Universal Commerce Protocol—which could kill the checkout page entirely.

In this episode, we break down the 7 stories reshaping AI and what they mean for your business. You'll discover:

👉 Why Gemini's new Personal Intelligence makes traditional "AI optimization" nearly impossible to track—and what to do instead.

👉 How Claude Cowork lets AI work with your local files (and why one YouTuber lost 11GB of data using it wrong).

👉 The Cling Motion Control update that lets anyone create real-time deepfakes—and why trust online is about to collapse.

👉 Google's $1B Apple deal that's designed to starve OpenAI of growth (not just win users).

👉 Why the Universal Commerce Protocol could be the "death of the website" for e-commerce.

👉 X's AI image editor generating 70x more deepfakes than the entire dark web—with zero guardrails.

"AI will do to you what the internet did to your parents."

Watch now to understand what's actually changing—before it changes without you.

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