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While everyone is using AI to code websites, there's a huge opportunity in the mobile app space. People are making crazy amounts of money by building custom mobile apps with the help of AI. But most people don't realize just how fast you can do this. In fact, it has never been easier to take your idea, build it into a custom mobile app, and get it on the app store. And we're going to use AI to do all of it for us. All right. So, the first thing we need to do is choose which AI builder are we goi

Amir is back on the pod. Thank you. Uh by the end of this episode, what are people going to learn? Today we're going to cover three aspects of building business, using new tools to actually build out landing pages, and then using other tools like humble to actually create high converting landing pages and running experiments. So, we're going to cover how to actually use idea browser to build the right amount of context and planning to come up with an idea and build a landing page behind it, vali

OpenClaw is expensive and that's a problem. I've seen people spend upwards of $10,000 a month just using OpenClaw. I wanted to fix it. It takes a lot of money to process everything in the cloud. What if you could offload some of that to open-source models running locally? In this video, I'm going to show you how to do that using Nvidia's RTX GPUs or DJX Spark. The nice thing about this is that you can do this even on RTX GPUs you're not using right now. So your old gaming laptop, your desktop, a

Now, OpenCore is probably the best open source AI agent right now, but every time you send it a message, you're burning through API credits. Most people are spending 20, 40, sometimes $80 a month just on API costs. In today's video, I'll show you how you can get that down to basically nothing. Now, the reason open Corglet's expensive is because of the models it runs on. Claude and GPT, these are premium APIs. And even if you switch to open source models through something like Open Router, you're

So this tutorial we're going to focus on why AI projects fail. Really important topic. So war stories from real customer deployment. So Raja Cababal is going to be taking you through this incredibly important lesson um on where things tend to go wrong. Um and this especially tends to happen at the point of when you go to deploy in the real world. So we'll look at how you know failure happens and some steps organizations can take to avoid failure. So I'll hand it over to Raja to start the tutoria

Look at this guys. The official model is only ranked 48, ranked 38, and rank 28. And then the free one, for some reason, isn't ranked for anything. I think people are sleeping on this model, and they don't quite understand just how good it actually is. In today's video, I'm going to try and show you guys how good of a model this really is. We're going to be making a complete SAS project from start to finish using only Gemma 431B and also Claude code inside Claude Code routter. Let's jump into th

Good morning everyone. How's it going? Today we have Aritra here who's going to be joining us. He's from the developer advocacy team. He's a developer advocate here at Hugging Face and he works with very closely with Transformers. He's a machine learning expert and he's here to share some secrets about MOEs and life at Hugging Face. So, welcome Aritra. Thank you very much for joining us. Namaskar. I am Aritra and that is how I say hello to everybody. I am Aritra in my native tongue. I am a devel

[music] >> Hi. Welcome to another video. So, today I want to talk about Multica because this is one of the more interesting open source agent platforms I have seen in a while. If you use tools like Claude Code, Codex, Open Claw, or Open Code, Multica is basically trying to turn those coding agents into actual teammates instead of just terminal sessions that you babysit one by one. And that is really the main pitch here. Instead of copy-pasting prompts into a single AI tool all day, Multica

What is up people? I'm back and I have some mega mega source to share with you guys today. So, uh you've read the title. Uh this is about selling AIOS or AI operating systems as a service where I think the market is hitting and I just want to give you kind of my read on the market right now. I'd had to kind of take a step back from YouTube for a bit and I mean it's just getting so crazy, man. Like I made the video a while back like AGI is here. Um, and I got clowned a little bit for it, but like

I think AI has just reached a tipping point in terms of the backlash and I think we should talk about it. So this is a viral tweet that was recently posted and it shows a man kicking and vandalizing a sidewalk delivery robot on a night out at a California street. Now, the overlay reads, "If you're a clanker, don't come around me." And if you, you know, know what that word means, you'll understand exactly why this is, you know, part of the AI backlash. Now, this clip racked up basically 1 million

Every single one of these websites in front of you was created in around 10 minutes using Google Stitch and Claude Code. And in this video, we're going to be talking about three ways that you can build beautiful websites that actually make you money, like actually help you acquire customers. And by the way, we're not just building a landing page, we're actually building the full-blown freaking website from scratch in like 10 minutes. Now, the reason why I say that we're going to be building webs

Welcome back. Um so our next session is basically you know solving agentic IIA's infrastructure crisis powering agentic inference with Salmanova. So this tutorial demonstrates sort of going from single agent configurations to more uh fully distributed systems. So, you're going to be using, you know, Google ADK, um, the A2A protocol and cloud run. Um, and you'll create and implement a kind of scalable multi- aent architecture that kind of, you know, mimics actual production processes. Um, so you'

Let's learn as simple as possible what on earth a cursor automation is and how we can start leveraging it in a workflow. Therefore, by the end of this video, you're going to find easy plug-and-play cursor automations you can do for your software or your app that you can start using right away. Does that sound good? Let's jump in. Welcome back, y'all. First off, if you want to access this, just go to cursor.com. Make sure to log in and then you'll notice in your sidebar here automations. This is

Leave my salty pancake flaps dripping off the edge of your Sunday laugh. Butter on the corners, syrup in your lap. Can't help smiling. >> Hello my friends and how are you doing? Today I want to present to you a little hack for seed dance on how you can lip sync both songs and normal spoken word. But before that, I also want to invite you to my discord where we have a lot of amazing people. There's like talk about model training, videoi, confui. People are sharing their artworks and I try t

[music] >> Hi. Welcome to another video. So, today I want to talk about a GitHub repo that looks extremely simple on the surface. But I think it is actually one of the more useful things you can add to your AI coding workflow right now. It is called Andrej Karpathy skills. Now, despite the name, this is not really about some giant bundle of flashy skills or crazy automation. The main idea is actually much simpler than that. It is basically a lightweight instruction layer derived from Andre

There's this forbidden technique for training AI models. The concern is that using this technique will produce highly highly capable models that will at the same time have learned to act like they're aligned and and safe. Basically, they get very smart and lie extremely well to the point where we can't truly understand its intent. What would that look like from the human perspective? From our perspective, what would we see? Well, we would see a model that had a sudden and surprising jump in its

Look at the quality of this build, guys. This is a 31 billion open-source Apache license model, and it's building at the same level as much better models. Now, I have a theory if you pair this with some other really good model like Opus or one of the better Gemini models, you will be able to build incredible websites pretty much for free. This model is currently free on Open Routter and I'm going to show you just how good it is in this video. Look at the quality of this. This is better than Opus

All right, welcome back everybody. Um, so our next item for today is uh we're looking at AI agent on AMD GPUs. Um, so this this tutorial basically teaches you how to create, you know, a personal AI agent from scratch um without the need for those sort of third-party dependencies um or those sort of like ongoing API fees. So you'll learn how to put together um a tool using agent that is private, it's adaptable, you know, designed for actual workflows uh using openw weight models hosted on AMD GPU

Clude managed agents a direct competitor to open claw but a managed version. Here is the managed agent in cloud console having the ability to send message to my slack and running 24/7. Integrate with any of your application with detailed traces work is changing. Previously AI answered questions but now AI does the work. Your agent has an identity, a name, a role, and a home. That is the environment. Previously, it generates text about the work. Now, it does the work, writes and run the code, exe

[music] >> Hi. Welcome to another video. So, Hermes Agent has just received its V0.8.0 release on April 8th, 2026. And I genuinely think this is one of the most meaningful updates it has had so far. If you remember my previous video, I had already talked about using Gemma 4 with Hermes Agent and Open Claw, especially through Ollama for a proper local setup. But now, Hermes Agent V0.8 changes the story in a pretty interesting way. Because it is no longer just about local Ollama usage. They

So, the AI backlash literally just went too far and let's talk about it. So, this is the image of a real incident that happened in Indianapolis where city county councelor Ron Gibson's home was hit by gunfire after he backed a controversial data center reszoning and a note saying no data centers was left at the scene. So, let's actually break this down, okay? Because this marks the essentially first AI attack. I'm not sure if you want to call this an assassin attempt, vandalism. I mean, there's

[music] >> Hello my friends and how are you doing? Here's another video, a really important update about C Dance 2 on Runway because now they actually allow that you use human faces, images of human faces that are also realistic in the videos, which of course is super important for the consistency, but also it's important because now you can use yourself or any kind of other image, but of course only images you have the rights to, so that's important. Also, I noticed I didn't really show y

A few weeks ago, Google announced this new research called Turbo Quan, claiming that their new compression algorithm is capable of reducing LM's KV cache memory usage by up to six times and achieving up to eight times speed up. This headline itself is huge, reaching up to 38,000 likes. Because if Turbo Quin is applied, at least for Google, they get to free up around 83% of the total memory that existing hardware was occupied with, which some would say led to the crash of AI chip stocks with pric

When you're going back to do a show that you wrapped a long time ago, do you have to go back and watch the original to see like exactly who that guy was? >> I I mean, I watched a a little bit of it before we went back filming. >> But no, I I think Malcolm is definitely embedded in me 100. And I wasn't sure of that. Like, I wasn't like, "Oh, I've got it." But the minute we got on set in this first scene that we filmed, I was like, "Oh, no. I got this. This is this is easy." >> O

Okay, so I just rode in a self-driving Mercedes through San Francisco with NVIDIA's tech stack. And honestly, this is a route I would never choose to drive by myself. I mean, it's crazy. The traffic, the cyclist, the people. But here's the thing, this actually is not what this video is about. Because before I got in that car, I spent the week at GTC holding the robotics computer that really makes this all possible. And also, talking to the people that are building the software that [music] tell