Grant Harvey

From Microsoft's enterprise agent control plane to OpenClaw's haunted-house moment, we broke down every tool, trick, and tutorial from Neuron Live. Here's the full playbook.

Start the third week of February with battle-tested prompting strategies for Claude, ChatGPT, GPT-5, and Codex, from fixing your AI's yes-man problem to surviving the dreaded "dumb zone" mid-conversation.

You don't need to code to build an AI agent anymore. Everyone is talking about AI agents right now. OpenClaw just became the fastest-growing repo in GitHub history, and guys like Matt Wolfe are building five internal tools in a week using nothing but prompts.

Two viral essays this week painted entirely different pictures of our AI future: one promised 10x productivity, while the other warned of exhausting "nap attacks." The truth is, both are right. To survive the AI shift without burning out, you need a practical roadmap. Here is the ultimate 5-level guide to moving from basic chatbot questions to managing entire teams of autonomous AI agents.

Zhipu AI just dropped a 744-billion-parameter open-source model that rivals Claude and GPT-5 on coding benchmarks, built entirely on Chinese hardware. The AI arms race has a new wildcard.

From Anthropic stress-testing whether its own AI could betray it, to Google unlocking AI agents in Chrome, to a flood of tools you can try right now. Here's every story we tracked this week.

Yesterday Harvard proved AI makes work harder. Today: 5 free tools that fix it, how to build your own agent without code, and the quality control layer most people skip.