In a rapid‑fire monologue, the speaker (identified as a $100M CEO) evaluates a selection of AI tools, assigning each a tier ranking (S, A, B) and highlighting particular strengths or use‑cases. The commentary covers language models (Claude, Claude Code, Claude CoWork, Gemini, Groq), search/knowledge assistants (Perplexity, Perplexity Computer), image generation (Mid – Image2), code‑centric platforms (Lovable, Manus, NovaGalam, Granola), and notes how integration with Google apps can boost Gemini’s utility. The speaker emphasizes that Claude Code is their "happy place" for building apps, that Perplexity has risen to S‑tier, and that several tools sit in the upper‑end of A‑tier, while Groq lands in the upper‑end of B‑tier.
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ChatGPT. What's that? No, I'm just kidding. Mid A. Image2 is really good, but again, weeks from now it could change. Lovable. B. You can do everything Lovable does in Claude Code and it's better. Perplexity. It's actually S tier. I used to hate it and now Perplexity Computer has beat Manus. Manus. Manus is A. NovaGalam. A tier. Granola. It's A tier. Gemini. If you actually know how to use it in all the different Google apps, it's on the upper end of A. Claude Cowork. Lower end of S tier. Groq. Upper end of B. Claude. S. Claude Code. Claude Code my happy place. Cloud Code builds every other app that you just mentioned.
