Source Nate Herk: AIOS course

Ch 1: Intro and what is an AI OS

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Content by Nate Herk (@nateherk). Chapter starts at 0:00:00. Auto-transcribed; names may be misheard.

Summary

And now that I have an operating system inside of Claude Code, it is my OS, but now it has agents on top of it, it has intelligence on top of it.
So when we add intelligence on top of our operating system, we have an AI that can see all of our files, all of our communication, everything important going on in the business.
But the AI not only has better memory, but it can pull things from the exact source and it can find it quicker than you can.
You're looking for an old Google sheet that you knew you were working on last month, but now you can't find it because you worked on 15 more since then.
Now, you guys have heard me say Claude Code and obviously there's some other tools that we're gonna be talking about today, but what's really important in this space is that you're building things to be tool agnostic because the tools change every six months.

By the end of this video, you're going to know exactly how to build your own AI operating system even if you've never even opened up Claude Code before or some sort of tool like that.
I'm currently now running one of the largest AI communities in the world. we just hit 350,000 members and this is a free community.
I also run this YouTube channel and a lot of you guys have been asking me how I upload so many videos and how I stay consistent.
And now that I have an operating system inside of Claude Code, it is my OS, but now it has agents on top of it, it has intelligence on top of it.
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So when we add intelligence on top of our operating system, we have an AI that can see all of our files, all of our communication, everything important going on in the business.
But the AI not only has better memory, but it can pull things from the exact source and it can find it quicker than you can.
You're looking for an old Google sheet that you knew you were working on last month, but now you can't find it because you worked on 15 more since then.
Now, you guys have heard me say Claude Code and obviously there's some other tools that we're gonna be talking about today, but what's really important in this space is that you're building things to be tool agnostic because the tools change every six months.
Topic: Topic: operating system · think · business