Video•Feb 4, 2026
Codex Desktop App + Free GPT-5.2 Codex (Tested): Is OpenAI Now Copying Conductor,Commander?
OpenAI has introduced a native macOS Codex desktop application, offering a graphical interface for its code‑generation model and a free‑plan trial lasting one month. The app replaces the earlier terminal‑only and VS Code extension experiences, promising faster, native performance on Apple hardware. The interface closely mirrors the design of Conductor, featuring threads, work‑tree‑style project organization, a skills tab, and automation scheduling. However, the reviewer notes several functional shortcomings: only the GPT‑5.2 medium model can be selected, custom skill installation requires manual edits to the config folder, and the UI exhibits padding and rendering glitches. During testing, the app failed to inherit file context, displayed erratic behavior when switching tabs, and opened multiple VS Code windows when editing files—issues the reviewer describes as “vibecoded” for a trillion‑dollar company. Positive aspects include a sandboxed command runner and a clear diff viewer, which the reviewer compares favorably to Verdant’s more polished agentic UI. These shortcomings suggest OpenAI’s first foray into a full‑featured developer IDE may lag behind specialized competitors, potentially limiting adoption among power users who demand reliable automation and seamless integration. The app’s mixed reception underscores the importance of UI polish and extensibility in AI‑assisted development tools.
By AICodeKing
Video•Feb 3, 2026
Live: Building Revenue Systems with OpenClaw and Claude Code (No Coding Needed)
In a live session, Eric Hsu demonstrated how to combine OpenClaw and Claude/CloudCode to build revenue-driving systems without coding, walking viewers through real-world examples, setup tricks, and no-code workflows. He emphasized recent technical leaps—citing Opus 4.6’s massive context window and...
By Eric Siu
Video•Feb 3, 2026
AI Warp Drive, Surviving in Space, Firing at a Black Hole | Q&A 394
In this episode of the Q&A series, Fraser tackles a range of speculative astrophysics questions—from whether aliens could survive interstellar travel, to the fate of gamma‑ray bursts striking black holes, the existence of Lagrange points in binary star systems, and...
By Fraser Cain (Universe Today)
Video•Feb 3, 2026
This NEW Setting Locks Down WhatsApp
WhatsApp unveiled a new "lockdown" setting that lets users secure their entire account with a single tap. The feature is positioned as a "nuclear option" for those who demand the highest level of privacy, instantly switching every privacy toggle to...
By NetworkChuck
Video•Feb 3, 2026
Intellectual Property Issues Between Vaxgen and the New Social Venture
The video examines the intellectual‑property landscape surrounding a new social‑venture partnership between Vaxgen and its licensing partner Janentech. The core agreement grants a not‑for‑profit foundation royalty‑free rights to develop and distribute a vaccine in low‑income regions, while reserving commercial rights...
By Stanford eCorner
Video•Feb 3, 2026
Automate Tasks with the Codex App
The video showcases how the Codex app automates routine software development tasks, turning repetitive chores into background processes that run on scheduled intervals. It walks through several automations: a daily commit‑summary that groups recent changes and highlights contributors; an “Upskill” routine...
By OpenAI
Video•Feb 3, 2026
How Engineers Can Crack Science's Toughest Mysteries - with Shini Somara
Shini Somara opens her talk by recounting a personal journey from a mechanical‑engineering degree to an industry‑based PhD in computational fluid dynamics, highlighting how that experience revealed stark gender and diversity gaps in engineering. Determined to change the narrative, she...
By The Royal Institution
Video•Feb 3, 2026
How HUGE Companies Waste TENS OF MILLIONS Per Year
The video tackles the economics of Super Bowl advertising, arguing that despite the cultural hype, these spots often fail to generate a positive return on investment. It uses a health‑care firm—referred to as Row—as a case study to illustrate how...
By Eric Siu
Video•Feb 3, 2026
Medallion Architecture Explained in 2 Minutes
The video introduces the medallion architecture, a data‑engineering pattern that organizes datasets into three progressive layers—bronze, silver, and gold—to avoid overwriting raw inputs. It stresses that ingesting data should not be cleaned in a single pass because doing so erodes flexibility,...
By Mr. K Talks Tech
Video•Feb 3, 2026
Challenge Every Choice That Adds Complexity
John Loomer opens the podcast by warning advertisers that they often over‑engineer Meta campaigns, adding unnecessary layers that hurt performance. He advocates a stripped‑down structure—minimal campaigns, few ad sets, and limited custom settings—while acknowledging that occasional complexity may be justified...
By Jon Loomer
Video•Feb 3, 2026
SUPER POWER SKILLS by Vercel: MAKE YOUR CLAUDE CODE 10X BETTER with This SIMPLE SKILL FOLDER
Vercel has released a new “React Best Practices” skill that can be added to AI‑powered coding assistants such as Cursor, Claude Code, and Verdant. The skill packages more than a decade of React performance knowledge into a machine‑readable format, allowing the...
By AICodeKing
Video•Feb 2, 2026
Everything You Need to Know About JWST's Discoveries in 2026
Since its launch, JWST has confirmed the existence of galaxies within a few hundred million years after the Big Bang and refined many contested photometric redshifts with spectroscopic measurements. Detailed JWST spectra and high-resolution imaging reveal surprising early complexity: some...
By Fraser Cain (Universe Today)
Video•Feb 2, 2026
Introducing the Codex App
The video unveils the Codex app, an AI-driven interface that consolidates project oversight and code generation into a single command center, allowing developers to delegate routine work to autonomous agents. Codex lets users issue commands by typing or speaking, then watches...
By OpenAI
Video•Feb 2, 2026
Accelerating Science with Prism
The video announces Prism, a free AI‑native platform that lives inside scientists’ editing environments, aiming to give researchers the same conversational AI assistance developers enjoy in code editors. Prism embeds the latest GPT‑5.2 model directly in the LaTeX editor, allowing instant...
By OpenAI
Video•Feb 2, 2026
Testing Out Google Genie 3D Model
The video demonstrates Google’s Genie 3D model, a tool that builds an immersive virtual environment from a single reference image. The presenter starts with a fantasy‑styled portrait created in Gemini, then supplies textual prompts for the world’s terrain and a...
By Matt Wolfe
Video•Feb 2, 2026
A Stupid Marketing Idea that Works
The video spotlights Heinz’s unconventional "kegchup" stunt— a man lugging a ketchup keg—that exploded online and is now being repurposed as a Super Bowl advertisement. Gary Vaynerchuk uses the example to illustrate a modern “mid‑funnel” approach where organic social content...
By Entrepreneur (Magazine)
Video•Feb 2, 2026
Quitting My Custom Web Design Business to Do This Instead..?
The creator announces dropping expensive website redesigns in favor of a quick‑turn “initiation funnel” that sits between a business’s marketing channels and its existing site. These funnels act as pre‑landers, delivering a clear offer and onboarding flow that can start generating...
By Payton Clark Smith
Video•Feb 2, 2026
What Is Snowflake? Learn Snowflake in 30 Minutes
The video provides a rapid overview of Snowflake, the cloud‑native data‑warehouse that debuted with the largest software IPO in 2020, raising $3.36 billion. It highlights Snowflake’s rapid adoption—used by 751 of Forbes’ top 2,000 global firms and spawning tens of thousands...
By Codebasics
Video•Feb 2, 2026
LLMs Don’t Think Like Humans (Here’s Why)
The video argues that large language models (LLMs) do not think like humans; they are trained to predict the next token in a sequence, not to understand meaning or intent. Luis Frana explains that while both humans and machines learn...
By Louis Bouchard
Video•Feb 2, 2026
What Pressures Will Shape Organisational Decisions in 2026?
The video examines the shifting pressures that will shape organizational decision‑making in 2026, focusing on the aftermath of a 2025 "experiment" phase where firms poured substantial capital into a plethora of AI and productivity tools. Executives now face the hard...
By myHRfuture
Video•Feb 2, 2026
Easy Clawbot Setup For Beginners (Non-Coders Tutorial)
The video is a hands‑on tutorial for setting up OpenClaw—formerly Claudebot and Moltbot—a free, open‑source wrapper that gives an AI powerful memory and tool‑access capabilities. The creator frames the technology as a game‑changing assistant for online entrepreneurs, but warns that...
By Jay Feldman
Video•Feb 2, 2026
How to Use Shopify: Tutorial for Beginners 2026
The video serves as a step‑by‑step tutorial for beginners aiming to launch a Shopify store in 2026, beginning with a free‑trial sign‑up link that grants three days of free access and a $1‑per‑month introductory rate. It walks viewers through creating an...
By Metics Media
Video•Feb 1, 2026
I Filmed 3 Months of My Life Building a $100m Brand
The video offers a behind‑the‑scenes chronicle of three to four months building a $100 million‑valued brand, blending personal life, team dynamics, and the nuts‑and‑bolts of scaling an e‑commerce empire. It follows the founder through Amazon listings, B2B contracts, subscription upsells, and...
By Hayden Bowles
Video•Feb 1, 2026
Everything You Need to Know About LLMs
The video explains that large language models (LLMs) are inherently limited—hallucinating facts, faltering on complex reasoning, inheriting biases, and being bound by a static knowledge cutoff. It argues that recognizing these constraints is the first step toward building dependable AI...
By Louis Bouchard
Video•Feb 1, 2026
Stop Obsessing Over Short-Term Results
Advertisers often make the mistake of judging ad performance based on short-term results, such as the first few days after launch or brief dips in performance. For purchase-focused campaigns, the speaker stresses that conversions can occur up to seven days...
By Jon Loomer
Video•Jan 31, 2026
AI & Data Careers in 2026 Ft. Databricks’ Leaders | Platforms & Skills
The podcast spotlights the shifting landscape of AI and data careers as we look toward 2026, featuring Databricks product manager Archika Dogra and PM director Danny Lee. They examine which skills, roles, and platforms will dominate and how professionals can...
By Codebasics
Video•Jan 31, 2026
How AI Systems Reduce Mistakes
The video explains how AI developers use model ensembles—multiple models or versions working together—to cut errors that single models inevitably make. By aggregating diverse outputs and merging them intelligently, teams can achieve more reliable, stable results in high‑stakes environments. Three primary...
By Louis Bouchard
Video•Jan 30, 2026
High Returns? Amazon's New Warning Module Hurts Fast Now
Amazon has rolled out a new detail‑page module that flags products with unusually high return rates and automatically displays three lower‑return alternatives. The feature appears at the top of the listing and is designed to steer shoppers away from items...
By My Amazon Guy
Video•Jan 30, 2026
Meet 2025 President’s Innovation Challenge Finalist: TerraFlow
TerraFlow, a finalist in the 2025 President’s Innovation Challenge, was introduced by founder Dan Freeman, a Harvard‑Med PhD student whose personal loss of his mother to cancer in December 2023 fuels the company’s urgency to speed life‑saving trials. Freeman explains that...
By Harvard Innovation Labs (Harvard i-lab)
Video•Jan 30, 2026
Build Custom CLI Tools for Your Specific AI Workflows
The video showcases a custom command‑line interface, dubbed Sketch, that acts as a wrapper around Google’s Gemini model to streamline specific AI‑driven web design tasks. By feeding structured prompts—such as building a Christmas‑decorations store with a GitHub‑light theme—the CLI orchestrates...
By How I AI
Video•Jan 30, 2026
How AI Double-Checks Itself
The video introduces self-consistency, a technique that transforms the inherent randomness of large language models into a reliability boost by generating several independent answers and aggregating them. Instead of forcing a single deterministic response, the model is run multiple times...
By Louis Bouchard
Video•Jan 30, 2026
How to Safely Delegate Calendar Scheduling to Clawdbot (Moltbot)
The video documents a user’s attempt to hand over family calendar management to an AI assistant, Clawdbot (Moltbot), by granting it edit permissions and issuing scheduling commands through Telegram. While the bot could read and categorize events, it lacked awareness of...
By How I AI
Video•Jan 30, 2026
RIP Cline?: Cline Got Acqui-Hired by OpenAI?
OpenAI announced an acquihire of at least seven engineers who built Klein, the popular open‑source coding‑agent extension that has attracted over four million developers. Klein, originally launched as Claude Dev and later rebranded, distinguished itself by running inside IDEs, planning tasks,...
By AICodeKing
Video•Jan 30, 2026
How a Multi-Millionaire Really Spends His Money (USA)
The video follows a multi‑millionaire entrepreneur on a two‑week U.S. business tour of Los Angeles, Texas and Las Vegas, detailing how he expects to spend over $100,000 on flights, hotels, food and production costs while meeting high‑profile contacts. He reveals that...
By Davie Fogarty
Video•Jan 30, 2026
Jee Hwan Ryu - "Soft Growing Robots: From Disaster Response to Colonoscopy"
Jee Hwan Ryu presented the latest advances in soft‑growing "vine" robots, machines that extend their bodies by everting material rather than moving a rigid chassis. This eversion‑based locomotion lets the robot slip through tight, slippery or even vertical passages,...
By IEEE Robotics and Automation Society
Video•Jan 30, 2026
Kevin Chen - "Agile and Robust Micro-Aerial-Robots Driven by Soft Artificial Muscles"
Kevin Chen’s presentation spotlights a new generation of insect‑scale aerial robots that combine soft artificial muscles with rigid airframes, challenging the conventional view that soft robots are inherently slow and imprecise. By leveraging dielectric elastomer actuators capable of hundreds of...
By IEEE Robotics and Automation Society
Video•Jan 29, 2026
How to Build an Online Business with 5 Hours a Week
The live session centered on how aspiring entrepreneurs can launch a profitable online business by dedicating just five hours per week. Host A.C. Hampton used the chat to field real‑time questions, promoted a free “Launchpad” webinar scheduled for February 15th, and...
By AC Hampton
Video•Jan 29, 2026
Magnetic Poles Flip, Hypervelocity Stars From Andromeda, Potential Target for New Horizons | Q&A 393
The latest Q&A episode tackles three headline‑grabbing topics: the prospect of a new Kuiper Belt flyby for New Horizons, the science and risks surrounding an upcoming Earth magnetic pole reversal, and the existence of hypervelocity stars possibly ejected from Andromeda....
By Fraser Cain (Universe Today)
Video•Jan 29, 2026
How to Get Ahead of 99% of SaaS Companies
The video tackles the persistent growth plateau that most SaaS companies hit around $2‑5 million ARR and outlines a step‑by‑step playbook to leapfrog the 99 percent of founders who remain stuck. Drawing on two decades of experience, including scaling iContact to $50 million...
By SaasRise
Video•Jan 29, 2026
How I Make My "AI News" Videos
The video explains how the creator produces weekly AI‑focused news segments by leveraging an AI‑powered web browser extension called Comet. He outlines his typical workflow—reading articles, scanning social media, watching YouTube reviews, and digging through press releases—and then shows how...
By Matt Wolfe
Video•Jan 29, 2026
AI Companies Are Lying About How Smart Their Models Are
The video uncovers how AI benchmark leaderboards, long touted as objective measures, are being gamed and misrepresented by leading AI firms. It details a case where a prominent AI company submitted a proprietary model to a public leaderboard that differed from...
By Matt Wolfe
Video•Jan 29, 2026
"They Get People Excited and Maximise Their Joy" Moments that Matter 2026 with Digital Cinema Media
The video explores how 2026 cultural moments—blockbuster films, sports spectacles, and niche genre releases—serve as powerful platforms for advertisers. Jack Benjamin and guests argue that aligning brands with these events maximizes consumer joy and creates shared experiences that transcend age...
By The Media Leader
Video•Jan 29, 2026
Can This Trio Convince Not 1, but 3 Sharks?
A trio of Australian kids‑entertainment creators stepped onto Shark Tank Australia seeking $150,000 for a 50% stake in their brand, which produces music, podcasts and video content for children aged three to eight. Their pitch emphasized an award‑winning podcast with...
By Davie Fogarty
Video•Jan 29, 2026
Clawdbot as an Executive Assistant
The video demonstrates a founder’s experiment using Claude bot as a virtual executive assistant, assigning it a separate email address and read‑only access to his personal calendar to test how closely it can mimic a human EA. By granting only read...
By How I AI
Video•Jan 29, 2026
When Facts Beat Preferences
The video introduces Reinforcement Learning from Verifiable Reward (RLVR), a framework that replaces human or model‑based preference judgments with an automated verifier that checks factual correctness. By tying rewards directly to objective outcomes—such as passing unit tests, solving equations, or...
By Louis Bouchard
Video•Jan 29, 2026
The Music Industry Is About To Change.. Once Again.
The video dissects a Rolling Stone exposé on Mike Smith, a suburban entrepreneur‑turned‑musician who allegedly used thousands of bot accounts to inflate streaming numbers and siphon over $10 million in royalties. The narrator, once an intern at Smith’s short‑lived SMH Records, uses...
By Brandman Network
Video•Jan 29, 2026
⭐️ TOP 10 PRODUCTS TO SELL IN FEBRUARY 2026 | DROPSHIPPING SHOPIFY
The video presents a curated list of the top ten dropshipping products poised to dominate February 2026, drawing on a decade of experience scaling six‑ and seven‑figure Shopify stores. The host promises a private cheat sheet with direct links, vetted...
By AC Hampton
Video•Jan 29, 2026
How to Structure Seasonal Ad Campaigns
John Loomer advises seasonal-product advertisers to use a campaign-level budget optimization (CBO) structure with distinct ad sets: one evergreen ad set running year-round and separate seasonal ad sets for holidays. Seasonal ad sets should launch with 2–5 creatives via Meta’s...
By Jon Loomer
Video•Jan 29, 2026
Xifeng Yan - "Adaptive Inference in Transformers"
Xifeng Yan, a UC Santa Barbara researcher, presented an adaptive inference framework for transformer models, highlighting its relevance to emerging robotics applications that increasingly rely on large‑scale language and vision transformers. He argued that the uniform computational cost per token...
By IEEE Robotics and Automation Society
Video•Jan 29, 2026
Karinne Ramirez Amaro- "Transparent Robot Decision-Making with Interpretable & Explainable Methods"
The presentation focused on making autonomous robots transparent by integrating interpretable and explainable AI methods. Ramirez outlined a five‑layer model—intention, reasoning, capabilities, prediction, and context—designed to let humans understand a robot’s internal decision process. Key technical contributions include a semantic decision‑tree...
By IEEE Robotics and Automation Society