AI Rabbit Holes

My AI Rabbit Holes episodes with Ryan Doser

AI Rabbit Holes is Ryan Doser's show, and I join him as a guest. Each episode becomes a post here in my own words, with the episode, my takeaways, and the tools we talked about.

Recent episodes. Each one links to my write-up.

We test the newest models and tools on real work: landing pages, launch emails, long-form writing, and video edits. Ryan usually brings a demo, and I bring what I actually use during the week.

Every episode I joined

Newest first.

October 27, 2026 · 6 min read

My video review notes live in GitHub now

I built a review page for AI Rabbit Holes clips where every note is a JSON file pinned to a clip, a version, and a second, committed to GitHub. Here are my two real notes on clip 2, what they fixed, and the open-source tool.

The review desk with clip 2 open on version 2, two timecoded notes pinned to its timeline

Watch the show

Every episode is on Ryan's YouTube channel.

Common questions

What is AI Rabbit Holes?

Ryan Doser's YouTube show about AI models and tools. I join him as a guest, and we compare new releases on real work like landing pages, emails, writing, and video edits.

Where can I watch the episodes?

On Ryan's YouTube channel, @RyanDoserAI. Each write-up here links to its episode.

Which AI model does Aaron use every day?

GPT-6 Luna is my daily driver. It is cheap and good enough for background work like writing code, moving things, and entering data. I save bigger models like Fable or Astra for planning and design, because they burn through rate limits.

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AI video editing

How I edit my videos with Claude, Codex, HyperFrames, and Tesseract: real prompts, caption rules, hardware notes, and what went wrong.

AI in schools

My notes on AI in schools from 17 years in classrooms: policy, classroom habits, agentic AI, teacher tools, and letters to teachers and principals.

Grok Bot

Everything I have written about Grok Bot: my review, setup, usage limits, email, and routines.

@theaaron

Follow me on X between episodes

I'm @theaaron on X, where I post about new models and tools as I test them.