Ep 25 teaser — Should everybody have AGI in their hands?

I did that today: Day 4 of driving youspot live — Dharmesh Shah's AI-native personal CRM, a second brain that pulls in your own LinkedIn, mail and calendar — on camera, through UNBOUND in Boston, September 16 to 18.

If you want to see what "connect your data" really looks like, gaps and all, this is it.

I imported my whole LinkedIn history on air. Not a safe subset — every category the screen offered:

1. Public profile

2. Connections

3. Invitations

4. Messages

Here's what came back:

1. The file I uploaded held 6,591 connections, 1,274 invitations and 45,148 messages.

2. What youspot logged after the show: 6,481 connections, 1,274 invitations, 45,146 messages.

That gap is more interesting to me than a clean number would've been. A tool that tells you the truth about what it kept beats one that just says "done."

Seven minutes after those numbers landed, Dharmesh Shah — who built this — commented: "Just finished watching this episode. We're making progress." Then he told me what to try next: start asking real questions about my own network. That's the part worth watching — a real product's next move, decided live, in a comment, in public.

The news board ran cold today too:

1. OpenAI is limiting who can use Astra, its new model for finding software flaws on its own.

2. Dell booked $60.9 billion in AI server orders last quarter.

3. World Labs shipped Atlas — it turns a photo or two into a 3D space you can move through.

And the honest miss: Anthropic's Fable 5.1 wasn't on our board today, and we said so on air. The rule that decided that changed the same day.

Watch: https://valuefirststudios.com/media/episode/vf-ai-daily-2026-09-02