In the last 2 days, I built an entire JDM drift game from scratch with Claude, Fable 5, Ultracode. It hit my Claude Max 20x plan limits multiple times. I just gave the idea and Claude handled the rest completely—it even came up with cool features like the intro video and multipl Gamemodes on its own. Let me know what you think. For only about 10 hours of Claude working, I think it's insane. And with AI constantly evolving, this could get absolutely crazy. I know its not an Automation but I think its cool anyways so I wanted to share it with you guys :)

@Nate Herk I'm currently watching I Turned Claude Fable Into The Ultimate Second Brain and need a bit of clarification. At 13:53 you mention the pivot from n8n to claude code. Are you solely using claude for automations and no longer using n8n at all? Just asking since that has been my bottleneck due to pricing.

On Physical AI & Robotics: Man, the robotics space is absolutely exploding right now. This company called Generalist just raised $400 million at a $2 billion valuation with their GEN-1 model that can actually do physical tasks. It's pretty crazy because we're moving from just software AI to like, robots that can actually do stuff in the real world. The whole "physical AI" thing is becoming its own category now, and investors are going nuts for it. On AI Agents for Business: What's really cool is that AI agents are now becoming the real growth driver for business software. HR startup Factorial just raised $150 million and they're not just selling dashboards anymore—they're building AI agents that can handle workflows, answer employee questions, and automate back-office stuff. It's like the whole business software space realized that dashboards alone aren't enough anymore. You need the AI to actually do the work. On Where the Money's Going: Investors are basically done with thin AI wrappers. They're now backing startups that solve actual painful business problems with real workflow integration. Companies like Ramp, Gecko Robotics, and others with actual hard-to-replace products are getting massive funding. The lesson seems to be: if your product doesn't deeply embed itself into how customers actually work, it's not going to stick around long-term.

84% of humans have never used AI 16% are free chatbot users 0.4% are paid users Still early... A recent 2026 study in a medium article

Ailin spent 15 years as an email developer before her entire team was laid off, leaving her unemployed at 39 with two young kids. About a year later, she's Head of AI at a company with 15 brands under it, owning the AI strategy across all of them. In this episode she walks through how she got there with no technical AI background: learning n8n and Claude Code from scratch, building in public, and showing up to interviews with real proof instead of a resume. The whole thing came down to one question her interviewer asked: what have you built?