Today on the AI Daily Brief, how to use all of Claude's massive new upgrades.

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All right, friends, quick announcements before we dive in.

First of all, thank you to today's sponsors, Recall.a.I, assembly, prompt QL, and Blitzy. To get an ad-free version of the show, go to patreon.com slash AI Daily Brief, or you can subscribe at Apple Podcasts. To learn about sponsoring the show, send us a note at sponsors at AIdailybrief.aI. We are getting very close to full with Q2 spots, so if you're promoting, for example, a launch or anything in the near future, it is definitely a good time to reach out. Now, one more note on today's show. Yesterday was kind of a big politics and society episode. Today we're running all the way in the other direction with something a lot more practical. There have been so many new things that have come out for Claude and Claude Co-co-work that it was time to go through them all, and it ended up running quite long, so we will end up not doing the headlines today. We will be back with a normal headlines episode tomorrow. Two more things to quickly flag before we get into that. First, Agent Madness is live. The round of 64 is going. Hundreds of you have voted. And voting

will close for this first round at the end of the day on Thursday, March 26th. So go to Agent

Madness.aI to check that out. And finally, I'm noticing that I'm doing a lot more little

companion experiences with these episodes. And so as of today, we're launching play.aidiablybrief.

com, which is where all of those fun little experiences live. So for example, today, you can find the checklist of things to try with Claude right now. And again, that'll live at play.aidailybrief.aI.i. With all that out of the way, let's talk about all the cool new things you can do with Claude. Every other day or so for the last month, there has been some part of the headlines where Claude launched some new feature or upgrade for Claude code or co-worker or some other part of the Cloud ecosystem. And at this point, it has officially gotten to the point where we needed to do a full-on retrospective of everything that has launched over the last month or so to help you guys map out and figure

out how to use all of these big new upgrades. Now, of course, this comes in a specific lineage of

updates. Step one was the models. The Opus 45 GPT-52 generation of models that came about at the

end of last year catapulted us into a new capability era that Opus 466, GPD53 Codex and GPt54 have continued.

Step 2, of course, was the unlock that OpenClaw represented.

It was a harness that brought with it a whole bunch of concepts and user interaction patterns and behavior sets

that made building your own agents and agent teams all of a sudden more viable and more realistic.

Step 3 has been the absolute race ever since OpenClawe blew up to bring those types of features

to all the other AI products. This clawification trend has been one of the big themes

ever since OpenClaught launched. Now, when OpenClawner's founder Peter Steinberger was hired

by OpenAI, some people jumped in to say that Anthropic had made a big goof

by not bringing him over there. Others's response was a little bit closer to, I don't know, man,

let's let them cook and see what happens. And certainly you have to think that the people saying

let them cook are feeling pretty vindicated right now. The clawification of Claude, maybe we'll call

it the clodification, kicked off at the end

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