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In this monologue, the speaker evaluates a range of AI‑related expenditures and practices, declaring which are worth the cost and which are not. He argues that paying for professional AI accounts and using multiple specialized tools yields massive returns, while learning traditional coding is a poor investment. He champions agentic programming and prompt engineering as essential skills, dismisses buying custom GPTs as lazy, and strongly recommends AI courses for career value. He also praises switching to Claude for its speed, innovation, and model quality, and extols building AI agents—particularly on the Apex platform—as a productivity multiplier.
