You can build a video game without writing a single line of code. Logan Kilpatrick and I use ChatGPT and GPT Builder to make our own video game in less than 60 minutes—live on this show.  Logan is OpenAI’s first dev relations and advocacy hire and is committed to empowe...

Dr. Gena Gorlin⁠ is a clinical psychologist at UT Austin whose goal is to raise the ceiling on human potential.  I sat down with her to discuss how @ChatGPTapp has become a key tool in her quest for radical self-betterment. In this episode, she feeds ChatGPT a list of h...

Tyler Cowen is an economist who has been thinking about the impact of technology on life, work, and the economy for the past decade.  He is a prolific writer behind the leading economic blog Marginal Revolution, a professor of economics at George Mason University, and t...

David Perell is one of the best known internet writers of his generation.  He’s amassed almost a half million followers on X, hosts the popular podcast How I Write, and founded Write of Passage, which has taught thousands of students how to be digital writers. We go dee...

This show might be a first in the history of podcasts:

Researcher Geoffrey Litt and I built an app together using ChatGPTapp and Replit in under 60 minutes—while we talked.

We wanted to show how AI and ChatGPT change who gets to build software and how they usher in a world where everyone can modify and remix the apps they use every day.

So we did it live, and ChatGPT delivered a working prototype at the end of the episode.

It was a tiny glimpse of the future—and it pushes the boundaries of what a show can be. It honestly left me speechless and it'll change the way you think about software. If it does, make sure to subscribe, share, and leave us a review!

I spent an hour and a half with Nathan Labenz, who went deep with me on using ChatGPT to:

• Save days of time on programming projects

• Boost his creativity

• Provide access to limitless expertise

We covered both the practical and philosophical, including:

• Using AI in copilot versus delegation mode

• How ChatGPT relieves the hidden drudgery of creative work

• Prompting techniques to maximize your thought partnership with ChatGPT

• How he believes AI will do for cognitive labor what the Industrial Revolution did for manual labor

Nathan is an expert and one of the most interesting thinkers in AI today. I’m excited to share his thinking with you—like, comment, subscribe, and share if you liked this episode. 

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How Nat Eliason uses ChatGPT to write books: Nat Eliason is a shape-shifter. He’s a writer with a book deal from Random House, a crypto trader, a Roam Research aficionado, a marketer, a book podcaster, a parent, and a seed oil iconoclast. He's amassed thousands of newslett...

About the show I believe that ChatGPT is the most important creative tool of the decade. I think it can help us write better, create art, efficiently ship products, build great businesses, make smart decisions, and even learn something about ourselves,. But it’s still so ear...