What I'll be covering: The current state of ai and what I'd learn if i was just getting started. You will also have the opportunity to ask questions

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OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic have all announced new models, so here’s a quick breakdown of what they’re good for as I understand it. GPT-6.1 Terra (OpenAI) - Built for computer use and visual tasks - Good for agents that interact with websites and apps - Worth checking out if you’re building browser automation or computer-use agents Gemini 4 Carbon (Google) - Focused on coding and cybersecurity - Good for complex engineering tasks and finding vulnerabilities - Still limited in availability, but interesting to keep an eye on Claude Haiku 5.5 (Anthropic) - Built for speed and lower-cost tasks - Good for summarization, classification, and subagents - Could be a solid choice for workflows that make a lot of API calls One thing worth remembering is that you don’t always need the most powerful model. Sometimes a smaller, cheaper model gets the job done just as well. Also, if you’ve been testing any of these, drop your experience in the comments.

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In this video, I show you how to use Firecrawl with OpenCode to: - Find potential clients with targeted lead lists, public contact details, and sources. - Spot problems you could solve by turning customer reviews into software and automation ideas. - Save time on research by having your agent find and summarize tools relevant to your interests. You’ll also learn how to turn these tasks into reusable workflows so you’re not starting from scratch each time. Which would help you most right now: finding clients, coming up with project ideas, or spending less time researching?