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Claude Fable 5.2: How I’d Make Money With It

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What this video covers

This video breaks down actionable prompts and commercial opportunities unlocked by the release of Fable 5.2. The host showcases how the model excels at running long autonomous workflows, replacing legacy consulting tasks, and automating multi-format content creation. Additionally, it highlights revolutionary capabilities like controlling computer interfaces and designing complete physical hardware from a single prompt.

Key takeaways

  • Fable 5.2 can autonomously perform deep business audits and consultant-level research over 10 to 12 hours.
  • Improved sub-agent orchestration allows users to research 100 niches simultaneously to spot viable business opportunities.
  • Freelancers can pivot to fixed-price productized services by letting 5.2 handle research, data analysis, and software rebuilding.
  • The model dramatically reduces hallucinations by admitting when it does not know, enabling reliable due diligence in finance and legal audits.
  • Autonomous computer operation allows 5.2 to extract data and manage tasks inside legacy desktop software lacking APIs.
  • Multi-format repurposing enables users to turn raw transcripts and videos into animated explainers, short-form clips, and educational playbooks.
  • Vibe manufacturing is introduced as 5.2 designs physical devices complete with circuit diagrams, firmware, parts lists, and 3D-printable enclosures.

Topics covered

Monetization and Freelancing Strategies
Explores how to leverage 5.2 to create productized services instead of hourly freelancing, such as auditing business operations, modernizing legacy spreadsheet systems into full web apps, and vetting acquisition financials.
Advanced Productivity and Decision Frameworks
Demonstrates prompts like 'Grill Me' to capture personal decision-making rules into skill files, red teaming quarterly roadmaps from an investor's perspective, and operating legacy software without native APIs.
Automated Content and Distribution Engines
Details how creators can run low-cost faceless media businesses using 5.2 to cut video silences, generate animated explainer shorts, and turn single long-form episodes into comprehensive cross-platform content suites.
Vibe Manufacturing and One-Person Hardware
Covers the emergence of hardware prototyping via AI, demonstrated by generating full engineering specs, component sourcing, pin maps, firmware, and printable casing for a distraction-free minimal phone called Plain one.
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FULL TRANSCRIPT

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Fable 5.2 is here and I wasn't going to

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make this video, but it is so insane and

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there's so many ways that you can make

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money with it, be more productive,

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figure out ways to create hardware. And

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today I'm going to go through a bunch of

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the prompts that you just need to know

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about because it's going to connect

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things in your brain, it's going to give

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you ideas. And I haven't seen anyone

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talk about it. So

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by the end of this episode, you are

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going to learn how to make money, how to

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be productive, how to think about

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building things like hardware with Fable

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5.2. I'm going to give away all the

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prompts. [music] Um and if you stick to

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the end, I think you're going to

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understand how to use Fable 5.2 better

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than 99% of the people. So like, comment

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and subscribe. And if this episode gets

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5,000 likes, I'll include in the pinned

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comment a link to all the prompts and

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some extra bonus ones. So go and pause,

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go and do it and then I'll see you at

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the end of the episode. Enjoy.

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>> [music]

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>> The startup ideas podcast.

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It's sipping time, baby.

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>> [music]

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>> When you're going to open up uh Claude,

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you know, if you're on I think the max

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plan, it's going to say like go and, you

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know, bring complex ideas to life with

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animations and 3D worlds and describe

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the result you want. So you're going to

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go ahead and click try Fable 5.2. Um

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let's start with the first prompt. Um so

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one really cool thing about Fable 5.2 is

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you can have it uh just like literally

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audit your entire business. So what's

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really cool is it can work 10 to 12

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hours on its own until the job is done.

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So you can give it a job that would

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take, you know, a high-end consultant a

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week and just have it cook. So you can

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say something like this. We're going to

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go ahead and try it out here.

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Audit my entire business, the website,

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pricing, onboarding, emails and top five

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competitors, work until it's actually

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finished, keep a running log, give me a

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ranked list of the 10 changes most

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likely to make money with the evidence

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for each. So we're going to go ahead and

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do that. I'm going it my business

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late checkout.agency

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design agency.

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Um so it's going to go ahead and do

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that. Um and while we do that, let's go

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uh let's go and and look at another

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making money prompt. So you can actually

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do a freelance job end-to-end with 5.2.

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So if you look at the you know the blog

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post from Anthropic, they say in their

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in their official blog post

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that you know the I think the yeah the

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real freelance score went from 21% to

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41%. So I think there's a huge

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opportunity to actually sell uh results

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as a productized service. What do I mean

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by that? We can go ahead and give 5.2.

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Let's go ahead and open a new

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chat here.

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Um we can go and find a job posting. We

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can say do the whole job as if you were

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a freelancer, then tell me which parts

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you're confident in, which parts human

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should check, and what you charge for it

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as a fixed price service.

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So I don't have a real job posting off

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the top of my head. So I'm actually

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going to go and have 5.2 find it.

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Um actually you go find something you

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think you can do that um can make me

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money.

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And you know we we can go ahead and do

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that.

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Um

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uh what's really cool is there's so many

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jobs that uh are freelance jobs that if

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you use 5.2 for and you create a great

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loop for it and you're you know you

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could sell it and and not go hourly,

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right? You can go and sell it as a job

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to be done. I think there's going to be

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thousands

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uh of people who come and go and do

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this. So I think this is a huge

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opportunity. Number three, 100 niches at

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once. So one of the cool things about

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5.2 and I know a lot of you are going to

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be happy about this is it's much better

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at running a lot of sub agents. So you

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can actually say something like this,

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spin a spin up a sub agent for each one

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of these 100 niches. Each one finds the

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top five complaints people have, what

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they pay for today, and how hard it is

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to reach. Give me one rank table and the

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five I should build build for. So I

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don't know if this will be able to do

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this

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uh it'll finish but by the time this is

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done but we're going to give it a try

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that's for sure.

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Um

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underserved

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and we're going to go check in uh later

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about that

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so you can see

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um so you can go see it.

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Number four, rebuild the ancient

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software. So this is a huge opportunity

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just in general. I've talked about it on

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the podcast before but there's so much

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uh tech debt, old software, and there's

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opportunities to go and rebuild that for

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people. So you can go basically say

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something like this. Here's the

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spreadsheet my client has run their

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business on for 12 years. Figure out

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what it actually does, rebuild it as a

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simple web app, move the data over, and

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write a one page guide for the staff. So

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I I anticipate a lot people we talked

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about you know pay per service. There's

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going to uh instead of hourly. In the

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past

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uh people would just go and do this

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hourly for people, right? $50 an hour,

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$100 an hour, whatever it is. There's a

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just a an opportunity now to use 5.2 and

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go ahead and do that uh per per output.

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Um and then the fifth one, you know deal

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checker for buying a a boring business.

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You know one of the big critiques of AI

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in general is it'll go and hallucinate

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basically.

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And

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when you speak to people in legal, when

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you speak to people in finance, when you

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speak to people in you know different

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spaces where you can have like

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hallucination, right? Um now it finally

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says I don't know. So what's really cool

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about that is it's it's it it's it's a a

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human being, right? A human being would

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say I don't know to a question but up

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until this point AI hasn't said I don't

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know. So this is like a full-on new

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uh era in the AI world, right? The know

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era. And this is really cool. I don't

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know. I'm not going to say it's AGI, but

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you know, uh it if if it was AGI, that

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that does feel like kind of

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human-like, right? So you can say

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something like, here's the seller's P&L

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on listing. Find everything that doesn't

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add up. Mark each number as verified,

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unverified, or suspicious, and write the

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15 questions I said ask before making an

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offer. So much opportunity to do stuff

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like this. This has been out of reach.

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Finance, legal, stuff like that has been

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out of reach. Um but I I think you're

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going to see a lot more professionals

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actually going and using 5.2. So that's

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exciting for them as well. Let's go

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ahead and check uh our prompts and see

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what we got so far. So um

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when you actually go through this is for

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yeah LCA, our our design agency and

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design engineering uh agency.

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Um it goes and does an incredible job at

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ranking all the different calls to uh

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all the different feedbacks.

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And I'm not going to go through exactly

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all of this. Um but it's just

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every time I've been I've asked uh

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this prompt on on a bunch of different

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things that we've been incubating, it

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has been just so uh to the point. Like

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literally all this is to the point. So

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whatever it is you're working on, this

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is a no-brainer. Do an audit and then

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you have this running log too. Um let's

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go to the freelance job. Um

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uh yeah, how do you automate a freelance

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job? So it's gone. It's gone and picked

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