Stop Drowning in AI News and Start Filtering What Actually Matters

Inside the conversation

AI is moving fast, and entrepreneurs are either learning how to use it or watching their workflows get replaced.

In this episode of ACES53, Ed Parcaut and Brian Galke go live for a practical conversation about AI agents, Grok bots, AI Jerky, Cursor-style coding workflows, daily AI news, website redesigns, virtual assistant disruption, ghostwriting prompts, and building a personal AI "DNA" profile.

Ed shares more about AI Jerky, the AI news tool he built because he was tired of trying to keep up with every AI story manually. Instead of getting buried in more than 100 AI updates, AI Jerky filters stories, scores importance, sends morning and mid-morning summaries, creates breaking-news alerts, and even generates short audio briefings.

Ed and Brian also discuss the rise of AI agents and Grok bots, including the idea of building an AI team with a chief-of-staff style agent overseeing other specialized agents. The conversation moves into coding tools, app building, Cursor-style workflows, Claude, ChatGPT, ElevenLabs, voice tools, and using AI to build faster.

The episode also covers AI website redesigns, including how Ed used ChatGPT to reimagine his personal website and Helping The Brave site into cleaner, more modern layouts. Ed also discusses how AI is affecting virtual assistants, especially when VAs are not keeping up with automation, content, newsletters, websites, and AI-powered workflows.

The conversation closes with a practical idea for authors and experts: use AI as a ghostwriter that interviews you by asking questions, especially by voice, so your book still comes from your stories, experience, and real point of view.

This episode is useful for entrepreneurs, creators, authors, sales professionals, podcasters, speakers, coaches, and business owners trying to use AI tools without getting lost in the noise.