Spotify's best developers haven't written a single line of code since December. They're directing AI from Slack on their phones during their morning commute.

IBM is tripling entry-level hiring while redesigning jobs around AI. ByteDance's new video generator is so good it spooked Hollywood.

Meanwhile, something interesting is happening that most people are missing: while everyone debates which jobs AI will eliminate, entirely new categories of work are being created. AI System Auditors. Automation Architects. Content Quality Controllers. Roles that barely existed six months ago.

More on that in this week's big story.

But first: this week's automation is about creating short-form video content at scale. Not one video at a time. 30 videos in a few hours. Using Claude to write the strategy and scripts, and Higgsfield to generate the visuals.

Let's get into it.

The Old Way:

Creating short-form video content means scripting, filming, editing, captioning, and posting. Even with templates, you're looking at 30-60 minutes per video. Creating 30 pieces of content takes a full week.

The Replacement:

Claude handles strategy, trends analysis, hooks, and scripts. Higgsfield handles video generation using models like Kling, Sora 2, and Veo. You become the director, not the production crew.

This works for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, or any vertical video platform. The prompts below are designed for business owners, consultants, and creators who want to stay visible without spending all day making content.

Step 1: Identify trending formats in your niche (Claude analyzes what's working)

Step 2: Generate 30 hooks optimized for the first 3 seconds (where most people scroll)

Step 3: Match each video concept to the right AI model in Higgsfield

Step 4: Generate videos in batches while you do other work

Step 5: Review, caption, and schedule

Time: About 3.5 hours for 30 videos (vs. 15-30 hours the traditional way)

✅ You need consistent content but don't have time to film

✅ You want to test multiple hooks and formats quickly

✅ You're building a personal brand alongside your business

✅ You want to repurpose existing content into video

✅ You're running ads and need creative variations fast

🔒 The complete system is for pro members. Free readers see the overview above. Upgrade to get the step-by-step instructions, copy-paste templates, and beginner-friendly setup guide. [Upgrade to get the complete prompts, templates, and setup guide →]

The tool powering this week's automation. Integrates Kling, Sora 2, Veo, and 20+ other AI video models. Features include Cinema Studio (professional camera movements), Lipsync (talking head content), and Click to Ad (turns product links into video ads).

Best for: Batch video creation, short-form content

ByteDance's new video generator went viral this week. Creates cinematic videos from text prompts. So realistic it spooked Hollywood. Currently available in China with international access coming.

Best for: High-quality video content, creative projects

Google's latest Pro-tier model. 1M token context window, 77.1% on ARC-AGI-2. Multimodal across text, images, audio, video, and code.

Best for: Long document analysis, complex reasoning tasks

After Cisco's AI threat team found 26% of OpenClaw agent skills contain vulnerabilities, several security tools launched to scan for issues. This one checks for exposed API keys and prompt injection risks.

Best for: Anyone running AI agents in production

Chinese startup's new model claims near-state-of-the-art performance at 1/20th the cost of Claude Opus. Enterprises could run multiple AI agents continuously for roughly $10K/year.

Best for: Cost-conscious teams running lots of AI agents

🎧 Spotify Devs Haven't Coded Since December

Spotify's co-CEO revealed their best developers now direct AI from Slack on their phones. An internal system called "Honk" built on Claude Code handles the actual coding. They shipped 50+ features last year this way. Read more →

💼 IBM Tripling Entry-Level Hiring

While everyone talks about AI eliminating junior jobs, IBM is tripling entry-level hiring. The catch: they're redesigning roles so new hires focus on client engagement and product development, not repetitive coding. Read more →

🎬 ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 Spooks Hollywood

Tom Cruise fighting Brad Pitt. Trump doing kung-fu. Kanye dancing through a Chinese palace. ByteDance's new video generator is creating viral clips so realistic that film industry execs are concerned. Read more →

🔒 Microsoft Finds "Memory Poisoning" Attack

Microsoft security researchers identified a new attack where manipulated "Summarize with AI" links embed hidden instructions that alter chatbot memory. Over 30 organizations across finance, health, and legal sectors were targeted. Read more →

While everyone debates which jobs AI will eliminate, an entire layer of new work is being created.

Not hypothetical future work. Real jobs. Real businesses. Happening now. Just early enough that most people don't see it yet.

The pattern repeats every technology shift:

When the internet became mainstream, everyone panicked about newspapers dying and retail disappearing. What they missed was the creation of web developers, digital marketers, e-commerce specialists, social media managers, and SEO experts.

AI is doing the same thing right now.

Here are four jobs that will be everywhere in 2027 but barely exist today:

"8.1 billion people on earth. 0.3% pay for AI. The window is open. It will close. Not tomorrow, not next month — but within 3-5 years, the gap will narrow significantly."

The thread that reframed the entire AI opportunity.

"Our best developers have not written a single line of code since December."

The statement that sent shockwaves through every engineering department.

"While everyone's debating which jobs AI is going to eliminate, an entire layer of new work is quietly being created."

"We're tripling entry-level hiring this year. AI isn't eliminating junior roles — it's transforming them."

A different narrative than the doom predictions.

1. Video Content Prompt Pack (NEW)

The complete 5-part prompt system from this week's automation. Includes the Trend Analyzer, Hook Generator, Script Creator, Model Matcher, and Content Calendar prompts.

2. Business With AI Resource Pack (NEW)

Complete prompt collection for building a business from scratch with AI:

Access in Resources

3. Additions to Prompt Library

The jobs AI creates are hiding in plain sight.

AI System Auditor. Automation Architect. Content Quality Controller. Training Data Specialist. These roles barely exist today. In two years, every mid-sized company will need them.

The people who start positioning themselves now will own these markets later.

Meanwhile, use this week's video automation to stay visible while you build. 30 pieces of content. A few hours of work. That's the leverage AI gives you.

See you Monday.

P.S. If you're already doing work that looks like one of those four emerging roles, reply and tell me about it. I'll feature the best examples in a future issue.

👇 This week's pro edition included:

✅ 5-part video content system — from trends to 30 published videos

✅ Trend Analyzer prompt — find what's working in your niche right now

✅ Hook Generator prompt — 20 attention-grabbing openers

✅ Script + Visual Creator prompt — complete scripts with AI generation directions

✅ Model Matcher prompt — pick the right AI tool for each video type

✅ Content Calendar prompt — plan a full month in 20 minutes

✅ Jobs of 2027 breakdown — four emerging roles with positioning advice

✅ New Resources and Prompts added to the Library — templates ready to use

After February 27th, Pro goes to $17.99/month.

For the next few hours:

Monthly: $9/month (regularly $17.99)

Annual: $90/year (regularly $179)