Seven days to move a business from one brand to another. DNS, a full website, SEO, the podcast routines, every description and every link, and Claude Code ran the whole thing on barely 10% of a week's usage on Claude Max. It still wrote an FAQ where 17 of 20 answers had to be rewritten by hand. AI output sounds equally smart whether it is correct or wrong, and if you have not decided what your company stands for, you have no way to tell which one you are reading.

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Chapters:

0:00 The rename, and going full time on enterprise AI

1:58 Cadence, and what carries over from the old show

6:11 Where the show goes next, live builds and demos

9:01 Being up front about the commercial incentive

9:30 No business I have met is fully AI optimized

11:57 Seven days to stand up a company

15:48 The infrastructure work that used to need a contractor

18:31 Why starting anything new costs more than it looks

22:11 Where the models stop being useful

23:38 Polsia, a $10M run rate with one-star reviews

25:52 17 of 20 FAQ answers had to be rewritten

28:16 Brand first, or chase customers first

30:12 The routine that removes the human from publishing

32:35 Where my judgment overrides the model