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A weekly live show where Kabarza & Samuel rip apart the week in AI, design and dev — building, shipping, roasting, and occasionally agreeing on things. One hour. No slides that aren't doing a bit.

  1. 3d ago

    #70 Tesla Roadster, Muse Wonder, Figma Extension, Salesforce SI, Software is Dead

    This week, Sam and Kabarza delve into the highly anticipated Tesla Roadster and its questionable flying capabilities, alongside Salesforce's widely criticised AI-generated logo. They also discuss Meta's powerful new Muse Wonder models, the ongoing debate around "Software is Dead", and Anthropic's bespoke version control system. Plus, a look at Figma's new code layers and X's bundled subscription offerings.

  2. Oct 9

    #69 Claude Motion, GPT-6 Intelligent UI, Open-source Adobe Killer, OpenAI culture in pieces

    This week we dive into the seismic shift in creative software as "Adobe is dead" with the rise of open-source AppCraft apps cloning Photoshop, After Effects and more. We unpack the latest in AI safety, from a whistleblower's warnings about irresponsible development at OpenAI and Anthropic to Tesla rebranding its AI division as "Tesla Super Intelligence". Plus GPT-6 Intelligent UI's underwhelming on-demand apps, the exciting yet frustrating Claude Motion, going all in on YouTube, and why getting nerdy with AI is the key to real craft. Chapters 00:00 Going all in on YouTube 06:39 Kabarza's viral toggles 11:46 Get nerdy with AI 16:26 This week on Cmd+ AI 17:17 AI safety lead quits OpenAI 29:13 Adobe is dead (AppCraft) 40:54 GPT-6 Intelligent UI 45:21 Claude Motion 53:31 Tesla Super Intelligence 57:08 Your questions: how did you make it? 64:06 Craft CMS, Strapi and dashboards Watch the full live stream and more at cmdaishow.com.

  3. Oct 2

    #68 Rogue AI Agents, Gemini Argon, OpenAI Dev Day, Claude Goodness, Google Launch Chips in Space

    This week's AI roundup is a rollercoaster. OpenAI's Dev Day brings agents with their own computers, a $500 Pro tier and an Elon Musk domain troll, while Google teases a 1-million-output-token Gemini for Argon that almost nobody can use yet. We get stuck into Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 5.5, claude.dev and Claude Code mods, and the web dev drama between Theo and Kyle (Web Dev Simplified) about whether you should read what your AI writes. We finish on the AI industry's safety mess, why labs should be held liable for their models, and AI 2040's scenarios for where the race to superintelligence could take us. Chapters 00:00 OpenAI Dev Day: dots and a domain troll 03:53 GPT-6.1 Sol and the $500 Pro tier 15:11 ChatGPT Spaces: Notion inside ChatGPT 28:27 Gemini for Argon 37:18 Web dev drama: Theo vs Kyle 53:40 Claude Sonnet 5.5 56:51 claude.dev 57:52 Claude Code mods 60:44 The AI industry is a mess 67:06 Hold the labs liable 70:26 AI 2040: which future are we racing to? Watch the full live stream and more at cmdaishow.com.

  4. Sep 25

    #67 Opus 5.5, GPT-6, Pacing the Frontier!, Zcode, Everyone’s leaving Webflow, Jev

    Kabarza tells the story of a friend who ran up a €1,000 monthly AI bill building an app he doesn't fully understand, and we unpack what that means for developers. Then: why builders are leaving Webflow as it pivots towards marketers with Source, and Anthropic's call to "pace the frontier" as AI misuse grows. We dig into Anthropic's report on labs distilling Claude through proxy networks, explain what the deterministic Jev model is actually for, share real-world impressions of Opus 5.5 and GPT-6, and Kabarza shows off his Z Code setup running GLM 5.3. Chapters 00:00 Back from holiday 00:55 The €1,000 OpenAI bill 12:20 This week on Cmd+ AI 13:17 Everyone's leaving Webflow 26:00 Anthropic: pace the frontier 38:07 Anthropic's distillation report 42:53 Jev: a deterministic model 48:34 Opus 5.5 in the real world 55:59 Redesigning with Claude Design 58:03 GPT-6 voice mode and usage limits 61:59 Z Code with GLM 5.3 Watch the full live stream and more at cmdaishow.com.

  5. Sep 11

    #66 Timothy Ricks Responds! GPT Images 2.5, Perplexity Hybrid Compute, AI Safety at Anthropic

    Sam opens with the story of turning up early, slightly tipsy, to the wrong Replit event in London, before he and Kabarza pick over Apple's new foldable iPhone: the hinge sensor, the three.js product page and whether a fold-out screen is really for productivity. Then Perplexity's new hybrid compute, which keeps sensitive data on a local model and sends the heavy lifting to cloud models, at roughly a third of the credit cost in Sam's test. Most of the episode goes on Webflow: Timothy Ricks explaining why he joined, what happens to Lumos and Stacky, and whether Source is the right bet. That leads into Ran Segal's video on design, dev and marketing, with Kabarza arguing the roles are merging into design engineering rather than dev shrinking, and a long discussion on how to prove expertise when anyone can prompt something average. They finish with ChatGPT's faster image model, Lovable's partner programme, Tailwind joining Shopify, an Anthropic researcher's resignation warning and OpenAI's claimed Navier–Stokes solution. The Perplexity segment is sponsored by Perplexity. Chapters 00:00 Gatecrashing the wrong Replit party 07:47 Apple's foldable iPhone 15:51 Perplexity's hybrid compute 22:11 Timothy Ricks joins Webflow 45:20 Ran Segal: is dev shrinking? 62:39 How do you prove your expertise? 75:48 ChatGPT's faster image gen 79:29 Lovable's partner programme 84:41 Tailwind joins Shopify 89:01 An Anthropic researcher quits 102:12 AI cracks a Millennium Prize problem? Watch the full live stream and more at cmdaishow.com.

  6. Sep 4

    #65 Webflow Conf, Fable 5.1, GPT-6 Astra, OpenClaw 2.0

    Kabarza is just back from Webflow Conf, so most of this episode is about Source, Webflow's new desktop app. It brings in your own codebase, generates UI variations on a canvas, adds agents, views and a headless next-gen CMS, and runs asset and campaign tools aimed squarely at marketers. He also covers the updates to the existing Designer (components in rich text, a multi-breakpoint view, popovers, slot restrictions) and what the conference left out: the community, templates and expert partners. Sam argues that pricing will make or break Source and that Webflow should be building for builders, not marketers. They finish by asking what Timothy Ricks joining Webflow means for Stacky and Lumos. Before that, the hosts look at OpenClaw 2.0's overhaul and why a simpler always-on cloud agent might have been the better route, Gemini 3.8 Flash, and Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1. That segment covers the new data retention policy for enterprises, AI watermarking and which effort levels to use, plus what Sam learnt about cost and quality from having Fable edit his videos. Then comes GPT-6 Astra: its 3D and computer-use skills, OpenAI's daily limit resets while access is held back, and the confusing version numbering. Chapters 00:00 Webflow swag and this week's line-up 02:13 OpenClaw 2.0's accidental overhaul 07:43 Gemini 3.8 Flash and benchmark fatigue 09:19 Fable 5.1, Mythos and the data retention fix 20:05 Editing videos with Fable 5.1 23:23 GPT-6 Astra and the daily limit resets 32:28 Webflow Conf: meet Source 42:37 Timothy Ricks and the designer updates 57:02 Price, builders and who Source is for 76:40 What happens to Stacky now? Watch the full live stream and more at cmdaishow.com.

  7. Aug 28

    #64 New Apple Product! Ox Alpha Revealed, Relume Publish, OpenAI Chip

    Kabarza and Samuel open with the new rotating phrases on the Cmd+ AI website, creatine in coffee, and Sam's Mac that has spent more than 24 hours trying to edit a video with a local model. Kabarza talks through the agency site he is building and the scramble-text animation that AI suggested by accident. That leads into a frank chat about who the agency is really selling to and why niching down helps, Sam's habit of letting Claude critique his sales calls, and the new phrase "meat proxy": someone who passes AI answers along without reading them. In the news, they cover Apple's M6 iPad mini and M5 Ultra Mac Studio, rising Mac prices, the stop-motion Mac ad and the AI trolls who copied it, and Apple's new US leasing scheme set against AI subscription costs. Sam tries Ollama's option to run local and cloud models inside Claude Desktop. They also discuss OpenAI's Jalapeño inference chip, the Ox Alpha stealth model revealed as GLM 5.3 Flash, and Warmwind's AI operating system opening up. The episode ends with Kabarza's hands-on look at Relume Publish: brief, sitemap, wireframes, design and hosting, what the free and paid plans include, and how it compares with Lovable and Claude Design. Chapters 00:00 Hello there, creatine and a 24-hour edit 04:50 Kabarza's new agency site 10:07 Who are you actually selling to? 28:44 Don't be a meat proxy 35:29 Apple's M6 and M5 Ultra 51:18 Leasing a Mac from Apple 62:11 Ollama inside Claude Desktop 69:03 OpenAI's Jalapeño chip 73:11 Ox Alpha unmasked: GLM 5.3 Flash 79:29 Warmwind opens its doors 81:54 Relume Publish, tried out Watch the full live stream and more at cmdaishow.com.

  8. Aug 21

    #63 Cool New AI Tools and Workflows We've Been Using

    With a quiet news week, Kabarza and Samuel talk through the tools and workflows they have been using. Kabarza explains how depth maps fake 3D and lighting from a single image, using Apple's open-source Depth Pro model, and why hand-editing a depth map is harder than it looks. They read Webflow's latest conference teaser alongside DialKit and Toolcraft, and argue about how much control a visual editor should show you. Samuel describes his Sentry and n8n setup: errors and client emails become GitHub issues that Claude works on, running locally so it uses his Max subscription, and with code handling the predictable steps so the model only does the parts that need judgement. They also test whether chat models can multiply large numbers, compare depth-from-camera with Tesla's choice to skip LiDAR, and share how they manage several agents at once from a phone. An AI-generated short film leads to a longer talk about the human work hidden behind AI output. They finish with Timothy Ricks's Stacky, a Webflow-style visual editor for Astro sites, and what it might suggest about Webflow's next release. Chapters 00:00 A slow news week and the plan 01:31 Real-time depth lighting and Apple Depth Pro 17:18 Webflow's HyperCard teaser 22:29 DialKit, Toolcraft and UI controls 29:32 Sentry, n8n and working away from the keyboard 42:32 Can AI do maths? 48:01 Fake depth from a webcam and Tesla's LiDAR bet 50:27 Remote agents, renaming chats and Claude projects 54:27 The AI bubble and the backlash 57:26 An AI-made film and the effort behind it 73:07 Spline, Stacky and what Webflow might ship Watch the full live stream and more at cmdaishow.com.

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A weekly live show where Kabarza & Samuel rip apart the week in AI, design and dev — building, shipping, roasting, and occasionally agreeing on things. One hour. No slides that aren't doing a bit.

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    Kabarza and Samuel
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