The AI film ecosystem is exploding — George Lucas endorsed it, the next Lord of the Rings will use it, and a wave of new tools just landed for creators.
Matt Wolf's weekly AI rundown — Claude gets a browser, Spotify ships AI features, and OpenAI drops hints about its Jony Ive hardware device.
Anthropic just shipped Claude Fable 5, a brand new Mythos-tier model above Opus. Matt Wolf one-shotted a playable 3D game with it. Here's what changed — and what to actually do with it.
Anthropic shipped Opus 4.8 this week with modest benchmark gains, dynamic Claude Code workflows, and one big honesty improvement. The headline isn't the model — it's the $65B raise that just made them the most valuable startup ever.
30M organic monthly views, no team. Sabrina's setup uses Claude Co-Work + Blotato + pre-built marketing skills to run the full content calendar — and the connector cost runs $29/month instead of $83.
Google dropped 100 announcements at I/O 2026. Skip the noise — here are the two that change how you'll build and create: Gemini 3.5 Flash and the new Gemini Omni video model.
Google dropped a stack of AI products at I/O — Gemini 3.5 Flash, Anti-Gravity 2.0, Omni, Flow, Stitch. Here's what's actually useful and what's still vaporware.
Most small business owners think they're behind on AI because they don't know the tools. They're not behind on tools. They're behind on what to point those tools at.
Caitlin Kalinowski (ex-OpenAI, Meta, Apple) thinks we're at the start of an AI hardware wave. Here's why she's right — and what I'd do about it.
Anthropic engineers don't write text specs anymore — they have Claude Code generate HTML mockups. After trying it, I'm not going back.
Caitlin Sullivan's Lenny's piece breaks down why AI customer research lies so confidently — and gives four real fixes. Here's my take on what to actually use from it.
Logan landed an Anthropic offer in two weeks after eight years away from interviewing. The unlock wasn't ChatGPT — it was a Claude Code-based coach with full feedback loops.
Notion's AI engineering team commits specs to the repo like code, lets agents implement and self-verify, and ships PRs from inside a comment thread. Ryan Nystrom just published the cleanest blueprint for AI-first product engineering I've seen.
Sabrina Ramonov just published a walkthrough of using Claude to scrape unlimited business leads and auto-personalize LinkedIn outreach. The tactical layer is gold — here's the full breakdown.
Nate Herk just dropped a 1-hour build along for setting up Hermes Agent, a personal AI assistant that improves itself as you use it. Here's what's in it and why this style of agent is about to be everywhere.
Lenny Rachitsky published a complete guide to building OpenClaw — a personal AI agent that runs on your own hardware and takes commands via Telegram. Here's what's worth your time and what to actually do with it.
Matt Wolf's latest AI news roundup covered OpenAI's GPT-5.5 Instant rollout. Here's what most coverage missed — and the part that small business owners should actually pay attention to.
Curious Refuge just reviewed Happy Horse — the new 4K AI video generator. The quality jump is real. The price is the catch. Here's what creators should actually do about it.
Jake Van Clief interviewed the Chief AI Officer of NLP Logix — a company that started building machine learning in 2011, well before the hype. The lessons from someone who was there before everyone else are different from what's on most AI content.
Ben Shih turned 300+ podcast episodes into a Pokémon-style game using Claude Code, Cursor, and Phaser. Lenny published the full build process. Here's the part every business owner should steal.
Protodash turns Stripe designs into clickable prototypes in two minutes. Owen Williams calls it "demos, not memos." Here's why every team should be thinking about an internal version.
John Kim's playbook at Delight.ai uses quests, token leaderboards, and a skills marketplace to push AI adoption to the whole company. Here's what's actually portable to a small team.
Routines, multi-agent orchestration, a memory system called Dreams, and bigger usage limits. The new Claude Code feature drop is mostly about taking work off your plate while you sleep.
Lucas Walter built an AI agent that automates Instagram cold outreach for his startup. Most outreach bots get accounts banned. His approach is different — and the lessons translate to any service business.
Every free user costs you GPU money. Here's the three-pillar framework Lenny's Newsletter just laid out for monetizing AI products without going broke.
Lenny just published a framework that quietly says what a lot of small business owners need to hear: you don't have an agent problem, you have a workflow problem.
Cat Wu's interview on Lenny breaks down how Anthropic compressed their release cycle from months to days — and what other product teams keep getting wrong.
Claire Vo ran GPT 5.5 on a near-six-hour autonomous loop with 98% edge-case resolution. The catch: $180 per million output tokens.
Lenny's breakdown of Claude Design lands the rare honest take: it eats the first 30% of the design workflow, but Figma still owns the rest.
Lenny Rachitsky's new guide to AI prototyping breaks down three tool categories, two workflows, and one skill every PM needs to start practicing this quarter.
Lenny Rachitsky launched a free 30-day AI program for people who keep saying they'll "learn AI later." Here's why I think it's actually going to work.
Liam Ottley took 6 founders — from a £30M agency exit to a first-time business owner — and set each of them up with a Claude Code AI operating system in a single mastermind day. Here's what he learned.
Liam Ottley makes the case that the $5K Claude Code AI operating system is the next evolution for AI agencies — and that a lot of what has been built so far is about to get replaced.
Lenny's Newsletter just published the state of the product job market — 6,000+ open PM roles, 688 AI PM positions, capital up 227% over 5 years. Here's what it actually means for founders and operators.
Lenny's latest breakdown of Claude Code revealed 500+ real use cases from non-developers — transcript synthesis, lead research, content organization. Here's what it means for business owners.
Jack Roberts just broke down the top 5 Claude Code skills with 100,000+ GitHub stars — and one of them alone could slash your token costs by 70x.
Liam Ottley explains why the AI retainer model failed in 2023 but works in 2026 — and why selling AIOS to SMBs at $5K/month might be the best business right now.
OpenAI's GPT 5.5 just topped every benchmark. Matt Wolfe breaks down what's actually different — and why 'doing more with less' is the real story.
Seedance 2.0 just dropped and honestly, it changed how I think about video production entirely. Sebastien Jefferies got early access and put it through its paces — the results are genuinely hard to call fake.
Sabrina Ramonov's 3-tip 'genius mode' protocol changes how Claude thinks WITH you — not just for you. Most people are leaving 90% of Claude's brain power on the table.
Lucas Walter built a full content repurposing automation at Coin Ledger using Claude Cowork — no code, no engineers, just a documented workflow and a Max plan. Here is what that actually looks like in practice.
Sebastien Jefferies built a 196K-follower account entirely with his HeyGen digital twin. The new Avatar 5 needs just 15 seconds of footage. Madison breaks down what this actually means.
Nate Herk just dropped a full walkthrough of a Claude Code pipeline that trims, animates, and renders video end-to-end. As someone who spent two decades doing this manually, I had feelings.
Curious Refuge just dropped an 18-minute masterclass on creating a professional AI film from scratch — no crew, no expensive gear, just a clear process and the right tools. Here is the full breakdown.
OpenAI just dropped GPT 5.5 and the benchmarks are impressive — but benchmarks aren't bills. After running four real coding experiments head-to-head against Claude Opus 4.7, here's what you actually need to know before switching models.
Martell says the K-shaped economy is already here. I agree — but there's one thing he's underweighting.
Martell says the K-shaped economy is already here. I agree — but there's one thing he's underweighting.
Jake Van Clief traces 400 years of arguments about machine intelligence and lands on a point that reframes how you should actually think about using AI.
If you've ever been deep in a Claude session — code flying, ideas connecting — and then hit that wall where Claude starts forgetting things or the conversation ...
Jake Van Clief burned 83% of his top-tier Claude plan in one day testing Claude Design. Here's what he learned about usage limits, GitHub imports, and local model handoffs.