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Early Adoptr is the weekly AI podcast for founders, entrepreneurs and small business owners who want practical ways to use AI tools in their business, without needing a technical background. Hosted by Jess and Kyle, Early Adoptr tests the AI tools, automations and workflows that matter to real businesses. Every episode answers the questions busy founders are asking: Which AI tools are worth using? What can they actually do? And how can you put them to work without wasting time or money? From AI agents and open source models to vibe coding, AEO and agent harnesses, Jess and Kyle cut through the hype to explain what is changing, what works in practice and where to start. Expect honest tool tests, plain-English explainers, practical workflows and useful ideas for using AI to save time, improve operations, market your business and make better decisions. Think of it as two slightly obsessed friends trying the latest AI tools
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Signup to Generate a PitchEarly Adoptr is the weekly AI podcast for founders, entrepreneurs and small business owners who want practical ways to use AI tools in their business, without needing a technical background. Hosted by Jess and Kyle, Early Adoptr tests the AI tools, automations and workflows that matter to real businesses.
Early Adoptr: Simplifying AI For Founders & Small Businesses is hosted by Early Adoptr. The show has published 77 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Building Products with AI Without Losing Human Judgement | w/ Ben Bilbrough" (21 October 2026, 64 minutes), "Open Weight vs Open Source AI: What the Adobe Clones Mean for Your AI | Re-release" (14 October 2026, 57 minutes), and "Which AI Model Should You Use? AI Model Families Explained" (7 October 2026, 51 minutes).
Early Adoptr: Simplifying AI For Founders & Small Businesses publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 56 minutes across 77 episodes.
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AI makes it easier to build a product, change your mind and start again. But when you can turn an idea into something usable over a weekend, it’s easy to fall in love with what you’ve made before you’ve worked out...

When does it make sense to stop renting your tools and start owning more of them? With the recent news that a developer used AI to create free open source versions of popular tools like Adobe’s Photoshop and Microsoft...

Every new AI model claims to be the best—but best at what? If you’re choosing between different AI model families, the newest and most powerful option may not be the right one for the job. As OpenAI and Anthropic...

Claude’s output has felt harder to work with recently. It ignores instructions, produces overlong, overwritten answers and can get worse over a long conversation. But if you want to improve your AI output, the answer...

Your business already has the answers. The problem is that nobody can find them. But RAG (retrieval-augmented generation), can help with that. In this week’s episode, Jess and Kyle unpack RAG — retrieval-augmented...

What if a digital twin could let you test a business decision before it disrupted your business? Once the preserve of robotics, manufacturing and supply chains, AI is helping digital twins become a practical way to...

An AI agent harness may be the most important part of an AI tool you never see. Models get most of the attention, but the real difference often comes from everything around the model: what information it can access...

Open weight AI models could give your business more control over AI costs, data privacy and the tools you depend on, but they also mean giving up some of the convenience of ChatGPT and Claude. So when does it make sense...

The EU AI Act's Article 50 transparency rules are already in force, and they apply to your business whether you're in Dublin or Denver. But what does it actually mean? Do you need to label every piece of AI-generated...

What if your AI ran entirely on a laptop you own, added nothing to your monthly bill, and never sent your data anywhere? That's local AI. It might sound too good to be true, but as token costs climb and concerns about...

Vibe coding can build you almost anything now. A customer database, a little internal tool, a whole CRM in an afternoon. But some of those things could land you in a world of GDPR pain, and one or two you should never...

So you've vibe coded an app....now what? Vibe coding gives almost anyone the ability to build a working app in an afternoon. In fact, around 63% of people building this way right now have no coding background at all...

Episode #61
Agentic loops are already running in your business. If you have given an AI tool a research question, walked away, and come back to a finished brief, you have used one. The same mechanism fires a payment reminder after...

Last week, Kyle and special guest Sean debated whether Claude Code is worth switching to if you don't know how to code. The answer was: it depends. So Sean spent the following week finding out. In this episode, it's the...

You're using Cowork. It's working. And yet every conversation you have with someone even slightly more technical ends the same way: just use Claude Code. So you've asked around, maybe even asked Claude itself, and the...

Most non-technical business owners and founders assume that building software still requires a developer. You might use AI to sketch something out, but at some point you hand it to someone who actually knows what...

We've all seen the stats. Women are adopting AI tools at a 25% lower rate than men. 33% of men use AI daily at work versus 27% of women. Men are 23% more likely to be encouraged by their managers to try it, and 27% more...

<p>Running a smaller business or start up means you're also doing payroll. And chasing invoices. And trying to figure out if last month closed in the black, while also building a proposal that's due tomorrow and...

Early Adoptr: Simplifying AI For Founders & Small Businesses
<p>AI layoffs are dominating the news, but the story being told isn't the full story. In this episode, Jess and Kyle break down what's really driving the cuts, and what it means for your job and your...

Episode #53
<p>A year in AI doesn't feel like a normal year, it feels like about five. </p><br><p>In honour of Early Adoptr's first anniversary, we thought it was worth stopping to take stock of what's changed in the last year...
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