I was recently asked "Aren't you afraid of the dangers of AI?" My instant response was "no." But I've been thinking about that question ever since.

My wife and I were talking about this at dinner again last night: what do kids to today in an era where AI is starting to take away entry level jobs. I talk about this a ton when I do keynotes and client presentations. I decided to also see what the latest models think about this.

Legal AI rollouts don't die on the model. They die on a Tuesday, when someone with a noon filing can't remember the prompt. Claude's new legal gallery is built for that morning. My take:

I typed one sentence into Claude during a college marketing class and got an interactive lesson with sliders. Later I gave Gemini and GPT-6 the same prompt. Gemini came close, and GPT-6 made a short video.

My best AI answers don't come from one model. They come from Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini working the same problem until they agree. Here's my setup.

Gemini’s Argon 4 is one seriously damn smart model. Wow.

Argon 4 dropped today @GeminiApp. Here's my first take on it:

Hi @ThomasOrTK - I love that Argon 4 is in the business subscription. Do you think we could get rid of some of these older models? And could we get a dial to adjust reasoning level too based on what we think is best?! Thanks! @GeminiApp

Argon 4 is an amazing model. Congrats to @GeminiApp @joshwoodward @OfficialLoganK

Forgot to add - one shot build in @antigravity

Claude Projects used to hold your files. Now they hand out the work, across threads that share one memory. Great for one matter, and a real problem for any project with two clients in it.

I love the random surprises I get out of @GeminiApp once and a while. Today it had an option that said "Sketch a logo that captures my style" so i clicked yes and this is what I got. Awesome!

Your CRO asks why mid-market win rates dropped. The answer shows up a week later, after the decision. Claude Dashboards can close that gap in the meeting itself.