E52: How AI Replaces People with Chase Mohseni from Creative OS

In this episode Jack, Rishabh, Chase and Jeremiah talk about how AI is changing the way they run their teams day to day. Rishabh challenged Chase on why he keeps getting pulled into problems, and his read was that Chase wants to keep his finger in the pot, so the honest move is to admit that and pick two things to drive well.

We got tactical on how each of us is actually using AI right now. Rishabh has FERMÀT MCP connected to every internal system, customer data, and their own product, so he can build customer decks while pushing his daughter on the swing.

He thinks humans are better deployed as empathy and joy centers, and computers should do the thinking.

Chase has trained his AI tools to tell him when he's being dumb and they've literally told him to put the laptop down and go to bed. Jack shares how he built a QA skill that uses agent browser to test every piece of functionality in his app after each change, and recently watched it set up TikTok Shop and Amazon integrations from start to finish without him being involved.

Chase walked through where Creative OS is heading. Canva, Figma and Adobe are going to eat the horizontal creative market, so they're going vertical on performance creative and building what he calls the creative loop, spark of an idea to finished data backed asset. The 90 day plan is to make everything work seamlessly inside Claude, Cursor, or whatever IDE the customer wants to work in.

Rishabh pointed out that specialist roles are going away regardless. AI gets everyone to the 90th percentile easily, the 99th percentile is still hard and always will be. He's hiring high agency, high grit, high horsepower people and is indifferent to what they're specifically good at. We closed on the reality that we're all in an AI pilled bubble. Chase's wife works at a big company that just told employees they can maybe try ChatGPT if they want. There are hundreds of millions of people who haven't downloaded Claude yet and have no idea what we're talking about.