Eighty Hours in Ninety Minutes: What AI Agent Teams Change
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This episode discusses how non-technical professionals can effectively coordinate AI agents and automate tasks.
ABOUT THIS EPISODE This Weekly Blitz episode explains how non-technical professionals can coordinate AI agents, choose among current frontier and open models, and identify a first task worth automating. It answers why model routing and local inference matter, how human edits can train a reusable writing skill, and what AI changes in classrooms when producing the answer becomes easy. ABOUT THE CO-HOST Julie Koehrer is an on-air personality and branding and marketing consultant at Lafayette’s Q106.7. On The Weekly Blitz, she tests AI claims against local business, family life, marketing, and the time an ordinary person has to learn another tool. CO-HOST LINKS LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliekoehrer Q106.7: https://lafayetteq1067.com/ TIME STAMPS 00:00 - Meta camera-roll claims, AI glasses, and privacy 08:41 - Seven agents and 80 to 100 hours of work in 90 minutes 12:05 - Codex, Claude CoWork, Claude Code, and choosing the right seat 14:24 - Fable 5, Mythos 5, export controls, and vendor dependence 16:56 - GPT-5.6 and the new price-and-capability race 18:32 - GLM-5.2, local models, model routing, and business continuity 20:26 - Grok 4.5, Cursor data, and Jason’s…
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