The panel examines Anthropic’s report on Claude being used for rocket guidance, surveillance, biological research, and large-scale model distillation, including the possibility that competing models were trained on Claude outputs. They then discuss the reported retirement of custom GPTs, the difficulty of migrating instructions, knowledge files, actions, and accumulated context, and the risk businesses face when they depend on temporary platform features. OpenAI’s enterprise offerings, data agents, dashboards, voice APIs, and Codex harness lead into Brian’s demonstration of AJOVA Journeys. Built for his wife Amanda’s travel-advisor business, AJOVA uses interactive HTML to guide travelers toward suitable cruises, capture qualified leads, generate personalized resources, and support an AI-driven content pipeline. The broader lesson is that AI-first businesses can replace static materials and disconnected processes with dynamic, reusable experiences that support marketing, sales, and operations.