I just hit 1 million subscribers today. I posted my first video 720 days ago. I was a fresh college grad who had moved from Illinois to Salt Lake City, and I had no idea what I was in for. I remember filming with a $30 webcam and no microphone. People in the comments were begging me to upgrade both. I even kept a towel under my keyboard so you wouldn’t hear me banging on the desk when I typed. Those early videos were rough, but people still watched. That meant the world to me. Since then, I've had some of my lowest lows and some of my highest highs. I've learned so much, met people I'm so grateful to know, and made plenty of mistakes along the way. Every day feels like a new adventure. I get to wake up excited to work, learn something new, and share it with people who are figuring things out alongside me. I feel really lucky to call that my job. To my parents, thank you for always being in my corner. Just knowing I have your support is all I really need. Jon Morrow, thank you for being the first person to join the team, becoming a mentor to me, and helping me figure out who I want to be. Yash Chauhan, you’ve been here since around 8,000 subscribers. Thank you for caring so much about this community long before it was ever your job. To my family and friends, thank you for being there through all of it. To the entire AIS team, I appreciate you all more than you know. And to everyone who's spent part of their day watching my videos, thank you. Hearing that something I shared helped you build something or take a chance on yourself makes my day. I still have so, so much to learn and so much growing to do. I know there are plenty more mistakes ahead, too. But I'm excited to wake up tomorrow, see what the day throws at me, and try to tackle it as best as I can. Thank you for being part of these past two years. - Nate

OpenAI just revealed GPT-6 Astra, a model Greg Brockman says could mark a generational leap toward AGI. In this video, I break down the strange launch timeline, early demo, biggest benchmark and safety claims, and what Astra could mean for Codex and the race with Anthropic.

I did my 1st google ad last week. Claude gave me all the steps, it took me a long time but eventually it was done (87% optimization score). Now i just gave Claude a manager API to manage my ads and i can also do it for clients who have been asking. The only reason i wasn't interested is that it was time consuming, now with Claude doing the heavy lifting am running with this. Today a client asked me if i am going google ads? guess what my answer would be?

Following the shift from n8n only toward Claude Code and agent based setups. Building something similar myself and the hard part isn't the first agent, it's making the second and third one actually talk to the first one without stepping on its memory or its tools. If you're deep in the 7 Day Challenge or past it, what's the part nobody warned you about?

From a $4K/month retainer and an enterprise AI role to 20 production workflows, live restaurant systems, and first warm outreach wins - this week inside AIS+ was about taking what you’ve built and putting it into the real world. 🚀 Standout Wins of the Week inside AIS+ 👉 @David Welk closed his first $4K/month retainer with the client even telling him there was more value in the work than what he was charging. 👉 @Aby Abraham landed a role at an enterprise AI startup, choosing the opportunity to work at scale and gain deeper enterprise implementation experience. 👉 @LeeA Nagata crossed 20 production workflows and 6,900+ executions while reducing the failure rate from 17.6% to just 0.2%. 👉 @Ahmad Abd Alkarim connected AI safely to a real restaurant’s Odoo system using fixed tools and read-only access before letting it anywhere near production data. 👉 @Zander Penglis sent his first 5 warm reach-outs and already received an introduction before he had even finished the batch. ⸻ 🎥 Super Win Spotlight | @Abdurrahman Ibrahim - 6 Months Later We first spoke with Abdurrahman six months ago when he was still transitioning from side-hustle freelancer to taking AI automation seriously. Today, that story looks very different. He’s now running a full-time agency, became an equity co-founder in a SaaS business doing six figures in ARR, and says around 90% of his clients have come through relationships inside AIS+. What changed? He stopped chasing the biggest price upfront. He built a real portfolio, got his foot in the door, over-delivered, became a partner instead of a disposable developer and let bigger opportunities follow. In his words, AIS+ became his career engine. 🎥 Watch Abdurrahman’s Testimonial 2.0 👇 (I personally recommend You to watch this one, i bet you gonna get Insane Value and its worth the time spent)