Claude by Anthropic on AppleInsider Podcast

This episode is brought to you by clawed by anthropic now, unless I've got it wrong again, this podcast has chapters and you don't need to know this, but as Wes and I talk, when we reach the next topic, I will press down on a stream deck pedal and that time is logged to a drafts document for me. Only what gets logged there is the time in minutes and Wes and I, we can talk. So I will end up turning to Final Cut Pro to edit this and the shot list will say that this or that chapters are, I don't know, 117 minutes or something. Final Cut Pro works in hours and minutes. Well, actually, so do I. So I used to have to kind of squint and think, right, 117 minus 60 is some number of hours and minutes. And now I just give Claude the list and ask it to convert the lot into hours, minutes and seconds. A tiny thing, deeply useful, but tiny. And I think the real point here is that it must have just taken me about 100 times longer to tell you all of this than for Claude to do it. here's the problem here's the answer i can just get on with what i want to do what i need to do i do appreciate that this is really a tiny thing but claw it is the ai for my answer don't stop it good enough it's it's a collaborator that actually understands your entire workflow and thinks with you whether you're debugging code at midnight or strategizing your next business move Claude extends your thinking to tackle the problems that matter for me with this the problem was actually realizing that my timestamp workflow was yet another thing that Claude could just do for me effortlessly and once you have thought of something once you have got Claude to do it you stop thinking of it at all it's part of the workflow it just gets done it's there it's ready. For problems worth solving, get started with Claude at claude.ai slash appleinsider. That's claude.ai slash appleinsider. And check out Claude Pro, which includes access to all of the features mentioned in today's episode. Claude.ai slash appleinsider. And thank you to Claude, both for supporting the Apple Insider podcast and for helping me edit it too.