I recently used Claude to write an entire website proposal in about an hour, and the entire process revealed some pretty stark differences between corporate and creator AI use cases. In this episode I explain why outsourcing the final product is a great choice when the goal is convention, and an absolute no-no when convention is the goal is your voice.

• OpenAI is retiring Custom GPTs on December 11th
• Boris Cherney's Thread on how he prompts Claude
• Sonnet 5.5 benchmarks and cost
• Using Claude to write an entire website proposal
• Corporate: convention is the goal
• Creator economy: voice is the goal
• You cannot and should not automate your voice
• Hope for AI in the corporate world
• How I used AI this week: Delilah learning Japanese with ChatGPT

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• (00:00:05) - Intro and Episode Overview
• (00:01:01) - Update: Custom GPTs Retiring
• (00:02:49) - Boris Cherney on Prompting Claude Naturally
• (00:04:44) - Sonnet 4.5 Benchmarks and Cost Savings
• (00:05:19) - Writing a Corporate Proposal with Claude
• (00:07:13) - Corporate vs Creator AI Use Cases
• (00:08:42) - Speaking Gigs and Conference Blurbs
• (00:10:35) - How I Use AI This Week: Learning Japanese with ChatGPT
• (00:11:57) - Outro, Ratings, and Newsletter