Everyday AI Podcast – An AI and ChatGPT Podcast
Everyday AI
The Everyday AI podcast is a daily livestream, podcast and free newsletter where we help everyday people grow their careers with AI. The Everyday AI podcast is hosted by Jordan Wilson, a former journalist who's now the owner of a boutique digital strategy company with 20 years of martech experience. Our main focus is to help you keep up with AI trends to make your job easier. Get your work done faster. Increase your output. Start Here Series Inner Circle Connect- Make sure to sign up for our daily newsletter at: https://youreverydayai.com- Email us: info@youreverydayai.com- Connect with Jordan on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordanwilson04/In the Everyday AI podcast, we'll cover all things artificial intelligence, machine learning, and practical tips on how to use both in your daily life. We'll include a touch on a variety of topics, software and applications. We may be covering the latest AI news from Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Adobe and social channels like Snapchat, Tiktok, and Instagram. Or, we may be diving into software like ChatGPT, Midjourney, Bard, or Runway ML.
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Mar 10, 2026 • 28min
Ep 730: Is AI creating a great recession for white collar workers? Inside Anthropic’s labor report
A deep dive into Anthropic’s labor report and which white collar roles face the most AI exposure. Discussion of a sharp drop in hiring for recent grads and rising underemployment. Exploration of the gap between AI’s theoretical abilities and how firms actually use it. A look at which professional jobs are most automatable and signs that layoffs tied to AI may be accelerating.
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Mar 9, 2026 • 40min
Ep 729: OpenAI drops GPT-5.4, Pentagon and Anthropic drama continues, Jensen Huang praises OpenClaw and more
A fast roundup of major AI moves: the Pentagon and Anthropic spar over supply chain risk, OpenAI launches GPT-5.4 with huge context and benchmark gains, and Google unveils a speedy, cheap Gemini Flashlight model. Jensen Huang praises autonomous OpenClaw agents, and OpenAI mulls a Git hosting alternative. Quick hits cover Excel integration, job-disruption research, and many vendor updates.
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Mar 6, 2026 • 40min
Ep 728: GPT-5.4 Released: 7 Takeaways you need to know about Openai’s New model
A deep look at GPT-5.4’s big shift from chat to long-running work systems. Coverage of native computer use, tool and agent upgrades, and a million-token context window. Discussion of spreadsheet and Excel integration plus Codex evolving beyond coding. Comparison of benchmarks and the new focus on real economic value in AI workflows.
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Mar 5, 2026 • 33min
Ep 727: 7 Huge AI Feature Updates You Likely Missed: From AI Video and Gmail to Agents
They spotlight seven quiet but powerful AI feature rollouts that change daily workflows. Topics include terminal control for Google Workspace, Windows PowerShell support for OpenAI Codex, and direct design edits that export to code. Other highlights are new source integrations for ChatGPT Projects, instant product photoshoots, multi-model crosschecking, and cinematic video overviews for documents.
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Mar 4, 2026 • 43min
Ep 726: Perplexity Computer: What it is, How to use it and is it better than OpenClaw?
A hands‑on demo of Perplexity Computer that shows animated bar‑race charts, branded slide creation, and a gamified task tracker. Walkthroughs cover its three‑pane interface, multi‑model routing, and connectors to Gmail, Slack, Notion, and Drive. A side‑by‑side comparison with OpenClaw highlights cloud vs self‑hosted tradeoffs and who each tool suits best. Cost and credit burn are called out as a major limitation.
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Mar 3, 2026 • 33min
Ep 725: Measuring AI ROI: Why you’re doing it wrong and the 7 Steps to fix it (Start Here Series Vol 11)
They tackle why most companies fail to show GenAI ROI and how using old transformation playbooks breaks implementations. The conversation highlights benchmarks where models match experts, critiques flawed negative studies, and points to quantitative research showing positive returns. They outline hidden productivity losses, a simple ROI formula, and a seven-step blueprint with testing, baseline assessment, and ongoing retesting.
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Mar 2, 2026 • 45min
Ep 724: Trump bans Anthropic, OpenAI signs Pentagon deal, big AI goes agentic and more AI news
A whirlwind of AI policy and power plays, from a federal ban on one major model to another scoring a Pentagon agreement. Coverage of new agentic tools as big companies push background automations and cloud multi-agent products. New image models and claims of model distillation add geopolitical and competitive tension. Rapid-fire news rounds tie together consultancies, product launches, and market reactions.
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Feb 27, 2026 • 33min
Ep 723: From AI Chatbot to Autonomous Coworkers: How Consumer AI Has Changed and What's Next (Start Here Series Vol 10)
A rapid history of how AI jumped from viral chatbots to autonomous coworkers. A clear walk through five phases of AI-enabled work and why retrieval and reasoning models mattered. Deep dive on desktop agents that control files and browsers and comparisons of leading products. A look at scheduling as the hidden layer that makes agents proactive and the security and governance issues that follow.
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Feb 26, 2026 • 28min
Ep 722: How to Build a Team of AI-savvy Marketers
Scott Morris, CMO at Sprout Social, brings martech and social media expertise. He discusses starting with AI experimentation and forming an AI council. He covers standardizing tools, creating new AI-focused roles, and measuring AI impact. He warns against end-to-end AI reliance and emphasizes training and culture to keep teams future-ready.
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Feb 25, 2026 • 41min
EP 721: 3 New NotebookLM Updates You Can’t Miss: Editable Slides, Mobile Updates and More
They walk through three big NotebookLM updates: editable slide decks, mobile app improvements, and new conversational studio generation tools. Live demo footage shows slide editing, iterative chat-to-slide workflows, and mobile customization. The host compares output options, export limits, and creative formats like vertical slides.
