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Artificial Intelligence Growth Architect | Connor with Honor | Real Estate Consultant

Artificial Intelligence Growth Architect | Connor with Honor | Real Estate Consultant

Welcome to the Artificial Intelligence Growth Architect podcast with Connor MacIvor - where real-world business experience meets cutting-edge AI automation.Your Host: Connor with HonorConnor MacIvor brings a unique perspective that few in the AI space can match. With 25+ years dominating Santa Clarita Valley real estate markets and 20+ years serving with LAPD (including motor officer duties and academy instruction), Connor understands both the operational challenges businesses face AND the systems thinking required to solve them at scale.As founder and operator of HonorElevate, a white-labeled GoHighLevel automation agency, Connor isn't just talking theory - he's deploying systems that generate $791/month...

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Meta Spent $14.3B and Came in Fourth | Goldman: 16K Jobs Gone Monthly | SaaSocalypse | CWH-101

Meta Spent $14.3B and Came in Fourth | Goldman: 16K Jobs Gone Monthly | SaaSocalypse | CWH-101

<p>Meta just spent fourteen point three billion dollars rebuilding their entire AI stack from scratch. Alexander Wang from Scale AI led the rebuild. Nine months. Thousands of engineers. They came out in fourth place. Behind Google, behind OpenAI, behind Anthropic. Four companies spending more money than most nations generate in a year trying to beat each other in a game that reinvents itself every six months. Zuckerberg is burning $135 billion annually on AI. Meanwhile we are sitting here building an entire daily show, deploying voice agents for local businesses, running real operations on the same underlying technology for a...

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200 Messages Nobody Flagged: FSU Shooter, ChatGPT, CoreWeave $21B, Perplexity $450M | CWH-2026-100

200 Messages Nobody Flagged: FSU Shooter, ChatGPT, CoreWeave $21B, Perplexity $450M | CWH-2026-100

<p> Description: Episode 100. The FSU shooter sent 200 messages to ChatGPT before killing two people on campus. Nobody at OpenAI flagged the conversation. Florida's attorney general launched an investigation. CoreWeave signed $21 billion with Meta and a separate deal with Anthropic. Nine of ten top AI providers run on CoreWeave. Anthropic launched managed agents at 8 cents per runtime hour. Perplexity hit $450 million ARR with a 50% jump in one month. Their tax agent drafts returns for $17/month. AI therapy bans sweeping through Maine, Missouri, and Illinois. Workplace focus efficiency at a 3-year low from AI tool overload. Shopify dropped an AI toolkit. Microsoft c...

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Real Estate Advantage programs for Credit Union Home Buyers can carry a heavy burden for buyers agents and lenders

Real Estate Advantage programs for Credit Union Home Buyers can carry a heavy burden for buyers agents and lenders

<p>What happens when a 28-year real estate veteran and retired LAPD Motor Officer sits down to explain what credit union homebuyer seminars are really designed to do? You get this video.<br/>Credit unions across the country partner with organizations like HomeAdvantage (CU Realty Services) to build a referral pipeline that captures mortgage origination business. They bring in pre-approved real estate agents. Members get referred. The agent gets warm leads. The credit union gets the loan. The member gets a rebate check. Everybody smiles. None of it is illegal. All of it is worth understanding before you sign anything.<...

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The Wire: Mortgage Rates 6.46% | AI Power Deals | Metal Thefts Hit SCV | CWH-2026-099

The Wire: Mortgage Rates 6.46% | AI Power Deals | Metal Thefts Hit SCV | CWH-2026-099

<p><br/></p><p>Mortgage rates are sitting at 6.46% and inflation fears could push them to 7.5% by summer. What does that mean for you if you are trying to buy a home in the Santa Clarita Valley right now? It means the window is open while the sidelines are packed. It also means the refinance boom has not even started yet. When it does, it will be explosive.</p><p>Anthropic just locked in a massive power deal with Google and Broadcom for multiple gigawatts of TPU compute capacity to fuel next-generation AI models by 2027. Enterprise AI spending doubled in...

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The Top 50 Businesses in the World scored The most Dangerous LLM To Date and we got to enjoy their story

The Top 50 Businesses in the World scored The most Dangerous LLM To Date and we got to enjoy their story

<p>They built an AI model called Mythos. It found software vulnerabilities hidden in systems for over 27 years. Backdoors in programs that touch banking, email, personal data. Things nobody had ever detected. And then they decided who gets to use it. Not you. Not me. The Fortune 50. JP Morgan. The conglomerates. The government. Regular people get the version they decide is safe enough.</p><p>Anthropic is a constitutional AI company. That means Claude trains itself against a set of documents and principles instead of humans sitting in a room deciding what is good and bad. It feels different when...

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Anthropic Leaked Something Too Dangerous for Regular People | CWH-2026-098

Anthropic Leaked Something Too Dangerous for Regular People | CWH-2026-098

<p>Anthropic had an accident. The code behind their Claude programming model got released publicly. People got inside. And sitting in the wreckage was something called Mythos. Their next model. So powerful they will not give it to regular people. Only to massive corporations and government-level operations. What does that tell you about where this is headed?</p><p>In this episode, we break down the Anthropic Mythos leak, the OpenClaw situation where Dario Amodei probably wishes he had a time machine, and what happens when AI companies send lawyers instead of building partnerships. OpenAI swooped in, hired the OpenClaw...

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One Shot One Kill. Then They Don't Even Chase the Carcass. The AI Billionaires kids, You have felt real hunger and God is?

One Shot One Kill. Then They Don't Even Chase the Carcass. The AI Billionaires kids, You have felt real hunger and God is?

<p>They put AI CEOs on stage and somebody always asks: what do you tell your kids? Their kids are set. Trust funds stacked ten generations deep. Their kids are not checking insurance deductibles or wondering if the mortgage gets paid next month. That question is a mismatch. You are asking a billionaire to empathize with fears they have never felt.</p><p>The people running these companies are not relatable. They are brilliant. They are also foreign to anyone living paycheck to paycheck. And foreign people making decisions about your future is unsettling no matter how many zeros are...

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Would you play Russian Roulette if the payoff was Total Wealth for you?

Would you play Russian Roulette if the payoff was Total Wealth for you?

<p>Sam Altman sat down with Axios today and did what he always does. Fed everyone silk meringue. Smooth. Sweet. Nothing you can hold onto. He talked about superintelligence like it is already here, acknowledged it could be "horrible," and then walked the room back to optimism before anyone could ask a follow-up. That is not transparency. That is technique.</p><p>This episode of Connor with Honor covers four fronts.</p><p>THE MACHINE. Altman compared superintelligence to a tool, but this tool is not a hammer sitting in a drawer. It is a hammer that opens the drawer...

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Santa Clarita Valleys' Augusta Financial - Capstone Escrow and Lawyers Title - the 2nd perfect trinity...

Santa Clarita Valleys' Augusta Financial - Capstone Escrow and Lawyers Title - the 2nd perfect trinity...

<p>🔥 This is how it is supposed to work.</p><p>Dual transaction. Two escrows. Two title files. One lender. One timeline. Everything had to close simultaneously or the seller gets crushed.</p><p>Instead of silence and finger pointing, every single person on this team got ahead of it. Before I even had to ask.</p><p>🙌 Mike Meena and Dwayne Opaise at Augusta Financial 🙌 Velia at Capstone Escrow 🙌 Laura Langdon at Lawyers Title</p><p>Nobody had to be chased. Nobody dropped the ball. The seller won because every person on this team wanted the best outcome. Not just a close...

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Sellers Only Agent™ Does it cost the agent more to sell a 2 million dollar home than a 1 million dollar home?

Sellers Only Agent™ Does it cost the agent more to sell a 2 million dollar home than a 1 million dollar home?

<p>The real estate industry has a pricing problem nobody wants to talk about. The work to sell a $500,000 home and the work to sell a $1,000,000 home is the same. The photos, the staging consultation, the listing input, the marketing, the open houses, the negotiation. Same work. But the commission on the million dollar home is double. Why? Because the entire industry runs on a percentage model designed in the 1950s when there was no internet, no MLS access for consumers, no AI, and no way for a seller to compare what they're being charged to what the work actually...

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