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Summary: Today I stripped vibe coding back to the absolute basics. If you've been hearing the term thrown around and feeling like you need to be technical to get involved, you don't. I walked through exactly how to get started using Google AI Studio's hidden Build mode, which is completely free, requires zero setup, and lets you build working apps just by describing what you want in plain English. I built a social media growth projector live on stream, from nothing to a functioning tool with charts and milestone calculations, in about two minutes. The whole point was to remove every barrier I could think of. No paid tools, no terminal commands, no deployment headaches. Just open a browser, click Build, and start talking. I also put together a second tool, a task automation analyser, to show how quickly you can go from idea to something genuinely useful. If you've had projects sitting on a to-do list for months because you assumed you'd need to learn to code first, this is your way in. Start with a toy project, get the bug, and worry about the complicated stuff later.
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0:00 Getting Started with Vibe Coding for Complete Beginners
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Summary: I've been promising this for weeks and finally got round to it. Tens of thousands of people asked for a proper guide to levelling up with AI. So today I built it. Seven levels of AI mastery, from "I'm basically using ChatGPT as Google" all the way through to running your own local models. I've mapped out the full progression path, complete with an RPG-style skill tree because apparently that's the kind of person I am. The core idea is simple: there's a logical order to learning this stuff, and most people are skipping straight to the fancy bits without the foundations. I walked through each level on the stream, from thinking with AI instead of just asking it questions, to setting up projects, personalising your setup with skills and custom instructions, connecting AI to your existing tools via MCP, vibe coding your own apps, building automations that work while you sleep, and finally going full AI operator. I also showed off a mini "five builds in five days" vibe coding curriculum I've been putting together, and built a stamp duty calculator live on stream just to prove the point. The whole thing will be fleshed out properly over the coming weeks, but the skeleton is there and I think it fills a gap that nobody else is really addressing.
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0:00 Introduction to the AI Native Skill Tree
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Summary: Andrej Karpathy, co-creator of ChatGPT, quietly built a research agent, fed it the entire US job market and scored 143 million jobs on their AI exposure. The results went viral, then he deleted the whole thing. Thankfully someone cloned the repo before it vanished. The takeaway is blunt: if your job lives on a screen, you're looking at a 7, 8, or 9 out of 10 on the AI risk scale. Software developers, lawyers, customer support, travel agents, all deep in the red. Nurses, plumbers, electricians? Barely a scratch. We walked through the whole chart live and I'll be honest, it's equal parts fascinating and uncomfortable.
Beyond the jobs data, we covered a genuinely brilliant story out of Australia where a bloke with zero medical training used ChatGPT and DeepMind's AlphaFold to design a personalised cancer vaccine for his dog. It worked. The tumour halved. The red tape took longer than the actual science, which tells you everything about where we are right now. We also talked about Meta quietly falling out of the AI race after their new model flopped internal benchmarks, and I walked through a bunch of Claude Code skill repositories so you can start plugging domain expertise straight into your AI workflow.
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0:00 Intro
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Summary: Anthropic dropped the Visualizer for Claude today and I've spent all morning playing with it. The short version: you can now get Claude to create interactive charts, explainers and data visualisations directly in your conversation. The trick nobody's telling you is that you need to say "show me" to trigger it. I tested it on everything from compound interest explainers to debunking that nonsense going around TikTok about AI using more water than video streaming (spoiler: TikTok uses about 60 times more water per hour than ChatGPT, and that's being generous). You can even publish your visualisations as shareable artifacts, which is genuinely useful if you need to send something to a colleague or client without making them sign up for anything.
The real story though is what this means practically. I used it this morning with my business partner to analyse our welcome email sequences, pulled in sales data across four different variants, and had Claude turn the whole thing into a visual report and then a slide deck. That process would have eaten an entire day six months ago. If you're running any kind of agency or reporting workflow, this is worth your attention. It's not going to destroy industries overnight, despite what some people are breathlessly claiming, but it's a proper useful addition to the toolkit. Available on all plans including free, which is a nice touch.
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0:00 Claude's New Visualizer Feature: What It Is & Why It Matters
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This video is from the ‘AI with Kyle Live Stream’
First aired: 12 March 2026
Summary: Finally did it. I've been putting off this Claude Code explainer for weeks, partly because simplifying a genuinely complex topic is tricky, and partly because I was just a bit intimidated by it. But here we are. This is a proper beginner's guide to getting started with Claude Code if you're not a developer, have never touched a terminal, and have no idea what a GitHub repo is. We cover the three main ways to access Claude Code (web, desktop app, and IDE), why the desktop app is the one to go for, and how to connect it to GitHub without losing your mind.
The bigger point here isn't really about the tool itself. It's about what becomes possible when you stop assuming software is someone else's job. Claude Code lets you build small, genuinely useful things: personal micro-tools, scrapers, dashboards, automations. We built a (very rough) Space Invaders clone live, just to prove the point. I also walked through Gary Tan's GST Stack setup, which turns Claude Code into something resembling a full engineering team. It's early days for most people on this, and that's fine. Starting small is exactly the right move.
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0:00 Claude Code for Non-Coders: What It Is and Why You Need It
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Summary: A lot of people have been making the jump from ChatGPT to Claude lately, for political reasons, for professional ones, or simply because they're tired of an AI that agrees with absolutely everything they say. The transition isn't as smooth as you'd hope though, and if you arrive expecting the same experience you had on ChatGPT, you're in for a few surprises — usage limits, no image generation, and a very different philosophy baked into the product.
In this one I walk through everything you actually need to know before making the switch: the model tiers and what you can realistically use on a $20 plan, how Projects and Memory work, the connectors, Skills, and where Claude Code and Cowork fit into the picture. Claude is built for professionals who want straight answers rather than flattery, and once you understand how it thinks, it's a genuinely better tool for serious work. It just takes a little getting used to.
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0:00 Moving from ChatGPT to Claude: What the TechRadar Article Got Right
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This video is from the ‘AI with Kyle Live Stream’
First aired: 9 March 2026
Summary: We are at a genuinely interesting moment with AI — and most people are still sleeping on it. In this session I walk through Claude Cowork, what it actually is, why it's meaningfully different from chatting with an AI, and how I'm using it to automate tasks that would otherwise eat my day. We're talking TikTok reply bots, ad audits, scheduled workflows — all running in the background while I get on with other things.
This isn't about prompting AI anymore. It's about setting up systems once and letting them run. I cover the full Claude ecosystem, how skills work, what MCP connectors are, and the honest caveats too — cost, desktop-only limitations, token burn. If you've been curious about where AI is actually headed in 2026, this is a decent place to start.
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0:00 Welcome to the Claude Ecosystem
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This video is from the ‘AI with Kyle Live Stream’
First aired: 6 March 2026
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I spent this session pulling back the curtain on the exact content workflow I use to run my business off the back of a 300,000-strong audience. The honest version: I do a one-hour live stream every day, record 15 short videos afterwards, push out a newsletter, and convert bits of it into blog articles. That sounds unhinged, and it probably is. But the point wasn't to make you copy me. It was to show you how a tiny team can operate like a full media company when you use AI to handle the repurposing rather than the creating.
The key thing I wanted to get across is that AI slop is already everywhere and people can smell it. LinkedIn is basically a skip fire at this point. The way to beat that is to keep yourself in the loop. Record your actual voice, your actual opinions, your actual hot takes, and then let AI tidy, reformat, and multiply that into newsletters, short-form scripts, and blog articles. Fifteen minutes of rambling into your phone can become 20+ pieces of content. Distribution is the game now, not building. This workflow is how you play it.
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0:00 How I Use AI to Create 30+ Content Pieces Daily
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This video is from the ‘AI with Kyle Live Stream’
First aired: 5 March 2026
Summary: Anthropic had quite the week. Kicked out of the Pentagon, labeled a "supply chain risk" (a designation usually reserved for Chinese state-linked companies), only for Dario Amodei to be back at the negotiating table days later. Sam Altman, meanwhile, swooped in suspiciously fast to fill the gap, which didn't go unnoticed. Over a million and a half people quietly migrated to Claude, pushing it to number one on the App Store for the first time in its life. The irony being, of course, that Anthropic are perfectly happy building lethal autonomous weapons. They just want Americans kept out of the blast radius.
On the quieter but arguably more interesting side of things, Google dropped a native command line interface for the entire Workspace ecosystem, which is the kind of boring plumbing update that builders absolutely lose their minds over, and rightly so. AI agents can now talk directly to Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Sheets and more without the usual browser automation nonsense. NotebookLM also got a cinematic video upgrade, turning static slideshows into full motion AI-generated explainers. It's been a dense week.
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00:00 Anthropic vs Pentagon: The Deal That Could End a $60B Company
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This video is from the ‘AI with Kyle Live Stream’
First aired: 4 March 2026
Summary: GPT dropped 5.3 today, marketed brilliantly as "more accurate, less cringe." That tells you everything about how badly 5.2 landed. Nobody liked it, it gaslit users into thinking they needed to calm down before asking about banana bread, and OpenAI know it. There's also a 5.4 reasoning model apparently dropping this week, though at this point it feels less like a product launch and more like a fire extinguisher. Cancellations are up 400% and people are migrating to Claude in droves.
The bigger conversation though is the one that actually matters: we've crossed a genuine threshold in AI. December 2025 was the quiet inflection point where agents stopped being a buzzword and started actually working. For three years, AI was something you talked to. Now it's something that does the work for you, handling coding, bookkeeping, the lot. Andrej Karpathy put it well: before December, coding agents basically didn't work. Since December, they basically do. That's not a gradual curve, that's a hard line. If you haven't started playing with agentic tools yet, now's a very good time to start paying attention.
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0:00 GPT-5.3 "Less Cringe" Update: What OpenAI Actually Changed
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