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There's a new model every week and a new tool every day, and somebody always says it changes everything. I run On Point Tech in Los Gatos on this stuff, so I find out what works by using it. This is where I put what happened in AI today, what I tested, and what I'd pay for.
Ranked by how many newsrooms are carrying each story. One outlet is a headline. Five is a story.
Updated from 17 newsrooms and labs
Quiet news day. Only a few AI stories have been picked up by more than one newsroom so far, so the rest of the list is single-outlet stories from the newsrooms I follow.
Every headline links to the original reporting. I don't rewrite anybody's story.
Every one of these runs at On Point Tech right now. When something didn't work, I posted that too.
0:21
Three AI Agents Answer My Phone After I Leave For The Night
I walk out of the office every night. Three AI phone agents stay on my three public lines, each with its own greeting and its own job, and none of them has working hours set. I read that off my own GoHighLevel account the night this was built, and the two cards in the video show the three agents with their numbers and the exact greeting a caller hears. All three can book a time on the calendar from inside the call. This is the live setting, not a call count.
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0:21
95 Meetings Became 331 CRM Tasks And I Typed None Of Them
95 meetings since July 20. 331 tasks in my CRM. I typed none of them. A recorder on my own machine writes up each meeting, the action items become GoHighLevel tasks on the matched contact with a due date, and anything with no matching contact goes to the open task board instead of a guess. The counts come from my own sync log, read the night this was built, and the second card is a live check: the six tasks from Monday's discovery call are all sitting on the contact.
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0:13
My Business Did 20 Things On A Sunday While I Ate
Sunday, September 13, 4:59pm. I'm in the break room eating a fried roll off the strainer. That same day, 20 approval rows lined up in my inbox from 12 different automations: social posts, three blog batches, a store release, a news short. I said yes to all 20 and wrote none of them. The count comes from my own approval inbox, read by the build on Oct 5, and the card in the video shows four of the rows with their stamp dates.
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0:20
My Automation Said It Ran. It Did Nothing.
On September 30 one of my automations started 14 times and finished zero. Three of the 13 app tasks that started that day did the same thing, and each one still showed a fresh "last run" time. A start time only proves the job started.
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0:33
Your AI Remembers Everything You Ever Told It
Once your AI operating system is running, it remembers everything. Your clients, your past work, the way you write.
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0:24
The Command Center I Built With Claude Code
This is Mission Control, the command center I built on top of my AI operating system.
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0:20
You can make your own free voice clone with AI. It's crazy
I use it for every voiceover now, because sometimes I am just not that good at them. The full build, from one prompt to the winning take:
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0:40
I Never Said Any Of These Words
Been experimenting with voice models this week. Trying to see if we can make viral videos with AI yet.
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0:41
They Said You Cannot Build A Website In One Day
People always tell me there's no way you build a website in one day. I get it, it sounds crazy. But that's exactly what I do.
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0:24
I typed one line and it started the whole channel
After the eight prompts ran, I typed one line: start this project for me. Create all the steps and execute. It came back with episode one. The full video:
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0:16
Stop guessing your YouTube niche. Pull the real demand data
Eight prompts from an Instagram post, loaded into Claude. Prompt one pulls real YouTube search numbers instead of guessing and hands you one document. The whole build, niche to episode one:
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Short clips from the people running the AI companies, cut down to the part a business owner can use.
0:57
Jensen Huang
Jensen Huang Asks a Tiny Robot for a Somersault
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1:02
Jensen Huang
Jensen Huang Tells a Robot to Take a Nap
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0:56
Jensen Huang
Jensen Huang's Vision: Teach Robots by Showing Them
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0:59
Jensen Huang
Jensen Huang: AI Agents Still Need Your Tools
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1:02
Jensen Huang
Jensen Huang: Your Business Knowledge Still Matters
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0:56
Jensen Huang
Jensen Huang: AI Changes What We Can Build
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1:01
Alexandr Wang
Founder Leadership: Alexandr Wang on Coaching
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1:04
Alexandr Wang
Founder Bottlenecks: Alexandr Wang on Delegation
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1:02
Alexandr Wang
Small AI Teams and Faster Decisions | Alexandr Wang
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0:55
David Senra
David Senra's Muse AI Lost ID Story
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1:03
Alexandr Wang
How to Build Trust in an AI Agent | Alexandr Wang
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1:01
David Senra
AI Marketing: Show the Customer Benefit | David Senra
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For when a minute isn't enough.
6:47
OpenAI Just Dropped GPT-6 Astra and It Beat Claude Fable 5.1
OpenAI dropped GPT-6 Astra. First time in a long while they are ahead of Claude on the benchmarks,
Sep 4, 2026
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7:30
Three AI tools contractors are wasting money on (every trade)
Four charges landed on your card this month and every one is an AI tool. $32.50 for the chat box on your website. $150 for something that answers your phone. Whatever you agreed to on a call for the thing that asks for reviews. And underneath all of it, the software you already pay for, quietly doing every one of those jobs. This is not a hit piece, and two of these are genuinely good products. It is a look at which ones a trade business is buying twice, with every figure read off that company's own pricing page.
Oct 10, 2026
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7:26
Setup OBS Customized Stream Channels With Claude Code (In Under an Hour)
I told Claude Code to set up my entire Twitch stream, from installing OBS to branding
Jul 28, 2026
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0:25
Can AI learn to paint like Bob Ross?
An ongoing experiment. Attempt 1 against attempt 10.
Sep 14, 2026
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I grew up in Sunnyvale, in and out of my dad's auto shop. That's where I learned business: fix it right, hand back the keys, earn the next customer. I studied fashion marketing at the Art Institute of San Francisco, which really means I learned how to make people want something. I've lived in Vietnam and Germany. I've run my own businesses with my own money, and made my own mistakes with it.
Back in 2014 I was already testing Dragon NaturallySpeaking because I wanted to talk instead of type. Twelve years later I build AI systems for a living. Same itch.
Today I run On Point Tech Solutions in Los Gatos. We build websites, booking, and AI follow-up for local businesses, and the business owns all of it.
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The On Point Tech Academy is free to join. Join the live AI workshop every Thursday at 12:30 PM Pacific, where I build on screen and answer questions.
The same Claude setup I run my business on, installed in yours in three weeks. Then I teach you every piece so you own it.
Websites, booking, and AI follow-up for your business. You own all of it.