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Already Here
by Michael S Galpert
Personal AI is already changing how people live, create, decide, and relate to the world. Already Here meets the people living that future now. Host Michael S Galpert goes beyond tool reviews to examine what changes when AI becomes personal: what people delegate, what they keep human, and the practical systems and boundaries the rest of us can use today.
Episodes
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Non-Technical Founder: Don’t Need to Know How To Code. You Need to Start - Ben Tossell
Ben Tossell thinks of his personal AI agent as a folder: context he can open, inspect, edit, and take to another model. When its memory started holding on to too much old information, he pared it back. In this outdoor conversation with Michael Galpert, Ben explains how he makes AI useful through...
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AI Builder: Stop Settling for Generic Design! Start With an Image
Jacob Miller turned his AI coding workspace into something out of Warcraft III, complete with wrought-iron panels and lighting that follows the cursor. His starting point was an image. In this episode, Michael sits down with Jacob, creator of DiffUI, to walk through how he designs with image…
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Serial Founder: Stop Using AI Like Google! Get It to Do Real Work
Serial founder and Crazy Egg CEO Hiten Shah thinks most people are still using AI like Google: they type a short request, accept the first answer, and stop. His alternative is to give AI real context, show it what good work looks like, and let specialized bots carry a job further—while a person...
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AI Builder: Stop Tracking Your Health The Old Way
Greg Mushen built a personal AI agent that tracks meals, movement, and health data without making him live inside tracking apps. Instead of tapping through forms all day, he can message Hermes Agent in Telegram, send a photo or barcode, and let scheduled check-ins keep the record current. In this...
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AI Builder: Don’t Replace Your SaaS Stack Do This Instead
Blake Eastman tried rebuilding the SaaS products his company depended on—from Riverside and Asana to bookkeeping software—using AI. The tools worked for his personal workflow. Then he encountered the difference between building something for yourself and operating a real software company:...
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Software Engineer: Turn Conversations Into Finished Work But Maybe Without Giving AI Full Access
Priya Rose can walk her daughter to school, mention work in an ordinary conversation, and come home to find that an AI agent has done it. Then the same setup published a casual thought to her company’s live website. Priya is a software engineer and cofounder of Fractal, where she teaches people…
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Founder + Mom: Stop Doing All the Family Admin! Let an AI House Manager Handle It
Cathryn Lavery uses personal AI for the work that creates friction at home: family logistics, complicated travel, and information she meant to organize years ago. Her approach is concrete: give the assistant context, give it a narrow job, and preserve human approval for decisions that matter. In...
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AI Consultant: You Are Using AI Wrong
Thanh Pham does not begin an AI setup with a long list of tools. He begins with one repeated task, one result a person can recognize, and one clear reason to use it again. In this episode, Michael talks with Thanh about helping executives move from curiosity to practical use. Thanh demonstrates...
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Entrepreneur: Stop Waiting for the Perfect Idea—Build Something Useful in a Day
Matt Van Horn can turn a personal annoyance into a useful AI tool in a day. His method is simple: start with a problem you actually have, give the agent enough context, ship the smallest useful version, and let real users decide whether it should grow. In this episode, Michael talks with Matt…
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AI Consultant: Stop Clicking Through Apps—Your AI Agents Should Work for You
Sam Gaddis built an AI tool to help him and his wife fight better. It transcribes conflict in real time, tracks who is dominating the conversation, looks for destructive patterns, and can recommend a pause when things get too heated. That deeply personal experiment is also the clearest window…
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Personal AI is already changing how people live, create, decide, and relate to the world. Already Here meets the people living that future now. Host Michael S Galpert goes beyond tool reviews to examine what changes when AI becomes personal: what people delegate, what they keep human, and the practical systems and boundaries the rest of us can use today.
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