Apple and Meta Are Destroying the Reason You Pay for AI
Meta gave away a frontier-class open model, Apple supplied the hardware to run it, and the case that follows is that AI ends up a device you buy once, not a subscription you rent.
October 21stCreator
Meta gave away a frontier-class open model, Apple supplied the hardware to run it, and the case that follows is that AI ends up a device you buy once, not a subscription you rent.
October 21stCorey McClain downloads a free open-source clone of After Effects, then hands it to a Claude Code agent with zero training on the app and watches it build a real edit.
October 8thCorey McClain puts OpenAI's new voice-to-agent update through a live, unscripted stress test, running an entire video-production skill by voice alone.
September 23rdOpenAI rebuilt voice mode around GPT-5.6 and GPT-6 Astra, gave paying users up to unlimited daily hours, and made the case that talking may replace typing as the default way to use AI.
September 10thA creator runs OpenAI's new writing-style feature and his own custom voice skill against the same AI-written passage, then diffs the results line by line.
September 8thRegular ChatGPT and ChatGPT work run on two separate usage meters, not one -- and that split is the whole trick.
July 12thA 30-minute live demo of building from one skill up to a coordinated OS — and why downloading 500 free skills makes you slower, not faster.
June 13th