this is a ridiculous take
the guy has created thousands of jobs in Toronto, sees the incredible potential of the city and country, and is frustrated that people with no stake in the future are the ones showing up and deciding for everyone else. I’m similarly frustrated
to say tobi hates Toronto and Canada is wildly inaccurate
he’s one of the best and brightest entrepreneurs canada has. we’d be lucky to have 1000 more.
we need more people, not less, with the courage to say hard things and call a spade a spade when they see it.
on the issues raised…personally, I’d love to see public consultations stacked with young people and contributing taxpayers who have real skin in the game.
I don’t think wealthy people should get more votes, but in the spirit of thinking outside the box, maybe we should consider if it makes sense to have an age-out age for voting? a way to ensure we don’t create a society that caters to seniors but fails young people. a thought, to get the conversation started.
a public square like X is great because it allows for open debate and disagreement. I’m sure I’ll hear a fair amount of that after I press “post”
Today, we’re releasing a feature that allows Claude to control your computer: Mouse, keyboard, and screen, giving it the ability to use any app.
I believe this is especially useful if used with Dispatch, which allows you to remotely control Claude on your computer while you’re away.
Back-to-back meetings don't have to slow you down.
During your meetings, Ask Fellow can:
⚡ Catch you up instantly with a single click
🤔 Surface counter perspectives on the spot
🎯 Keep you present, sharp, and contributing from start to finish
Try Ask Fellow during your meetings today! 👉 https://t.co/J6XSUrzGtv
Until now, botless meeting recording forced a tradeoff between convenience and security.
We built the version that refuses to compromise.
Fellow Botless Meeting Recording, available on Mac and Windows.
Try it free for 14 days 👉 https://t.co/dmNlLQJz4P
We’re about to stop browsing the internet.
Not because websites disappear… but because agents start doing the browsing for us.
On the latest episode of This New Way, I sat down with @chris_nectiv (SEO/AEO/GEO veteran, now building Nectiv.) and we went deep on what AI is doing to search right now:
- LLMs are becoming the discovery layer, and Google is turning into the verification layer
- Google is pushing toward an “agent-ready web” (Chris breaks down WebMCP and why it matters)
- The conversation is shifting from “optimize for users” to “optimize for agents” (treat them like a VIP visitor)
- We demo MCPs in action: using Ahrefs + Google Analytics through Claude to pull insights, compare competitors, cluster keyword universes, and build strategy without living in dashboards
- The uncomfortable truth: attribution is getting messier… even when usage is exploding
If you’re in marketing, growth, SEO, or product, this one will change how you think about “being found” in 2026.
Watch it on This New Way:
https://t.co/aGro5Hhwl2
This morning signals a real shift.
The regime’s actions brought the region here.
May this mark the beginning of something much, much better for the people of Iran.
40 minutes. 1 voice agent. 1 video ad. Zero code.
Built it live on @aydin's podcast.
This is what 10x execution looks like.
Most businesses don't have an AI problem. They have an execution problem. AI is just the fastest way to fix it.
🎙️ This New Way Show
I just saw what Fellow built with Ask Fellow… and this is different.
Instead of taking notes after meetings,
you just tell it what needs to happen - emails, docs, follow-ups — and it actually executes.
This might quietly change how teams run meetings.
They’re doing a live walkthrough Feb 25.
Worth watching. Link below if you want to see it in action.
https://t.co/yNHWPEbs3Z
40 minutes. 1 voice agent. 1 video ad. Zero code. We did it live on the podcast.
@samruddhi_mokal (Pace Labz) came on and built an entire business from scratch while we recorded.
She used VO3.1 to generate a video ad that would cost tens of thousands at a production agency.
Then one prompt in Claude Desktop and a working voice agent was live on VAPI, answering calls and converting customers for a premium dog food company.
Start to finish, 40 minutes.
The thing that changed how I think about software: the interface is becoming irrelevant. You tell Claude what you want. Claude goes into VAPI, Smithery, or Gamma and builds it. You never have to learn the tools. Your agent learns them for you.
We also got into why the biggest AI opportunity right now might be people with 20 years of industry knowledge who just haven't added AI yet.
Full episode is on YouTube now. https://t.co/eH5oY4Uwhw
She joined 8 years ago as our first content writer. Now she manages agents instead of people.
@ManuelaBarcenas used to spend months writing a single ebook. She managed an army of 30 freelance writers.
Today she updated 100 blog posts in one week. By herself. With Claude.
On this episode of This New Way, she breaks down exactly how:
- Creating prompts by explaining your challenge to AI (not writing prompts yourself)
- Building "agent projects" in Claude that remember your brand voice, positioning, and style
- Using Ask Fellow to extract real customer quotes from sales calls and turn them into original content in hours
Here's what struck me: She said this felt "vulnerable" to talk about.
Because it's real. Marketing has changed. The job is different now.
Knowing what good content looks like matters. The AI writes. You decide if it's worth publishing.
If you're in content marketing and wondering how to actually use AI without producing slop, watch this one.
https://t.co/VnGxkwo9Xp