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Andrew Miles Davis marks 700 episodes of In AI Nutshell by reflecting on three genuine shifts he has observed over the last hundred, drawing on daily use of the podcast, his WhatsApp broadcast list, and face-to-face training with well over five thousand people. He tracks his own journey from ChatGPT to Claude and partially back again, using it as a case study for why people gravitate toward the tool they understand rather than the one that is objectively best. He also notes the decline of early independent players like MidJourney and Kling as larger companies absorb their advantages in image and video generation, and identifies agentic AI and vibe coding, through tools like Claude Code and ChatGPT Codex, as the space he expects to dominate the next hundred episodes. Subscribe to In AI Nutshell for daily ten-minute episodes that have been running consistently since the very beginning of the generative AI era.
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