Summary
Greg Isenberg goes live to react to a packed week of AI releases, walking through the biggest launches and the posts that caught his attention. Topics include Google’s Gemini 4 Carbon, which he tested for eight days and describes as a strong model for long-running work such as large refactors, security reviews and deep research, along with Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5.2, Qwen 4 Max in preview, Cursor’s multiplayer agents and an upcoming Grok 4.8 rollout via Grokbot.
Beyond the news, Isenberg shares practical takeaways from his own workflow. He explains how he used Claude to produce a livestream thumbnail in about six minutes for a few cents, compared with the hundreds of dollars such work once cost. He also outlines how he would approach becoming a “marketing engineer” in 30 days: collect foundational marketing material into a personal knowledge base, learn the creative AI platforms one by one (image, video, sound and world models), then take on free projects to build case studies before charging clients.
The stream mixes bookmarked tweets, tools, skills and live audience questions, making it a fast, conversational way to catch up on a crowded week in AI.
📺 Source: Greg Isenberg · Published November 11, 2026
🏷️ Format: Livestream
