Livestream today (Thursday) - 1pm PST (4pm EST)


Hey friends,

Brian, Jordan, and Justin are on the livestream today, Thursday (August 20), 1pm Pacific (4 pm EST).

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Possible Topics:

  • xAI’s land grab (Cursor acquisition, Grok Bot, SuperGrok Heavy plan).
  • Claude and I broke up.
  • Launched ‘Become AI-Native’ course. This makes Builder Methods products/funnels “feature complete” (for now).
  • What “new” value can we create with AI? (we should be more creative, more ambitious, build things we wouldn’t have before)

☝️ Anything else you want us to discuss?

Thanks to everyone who shows up in chat + leaves comments. We ❤️ that!

Cheers,
Justin Jackson – Bluesky​
Brian Casel – Bluesky | Twitter​
Jordan Gal – LinkedIn | Twitter​

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