In the latest report, the remaining 1% of attention can include unpublished topics and podcasts with no qualifying discussion.
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Adoption Use Cases · 34.3% · Jul 20–26, 2026 · About the same in the latest report
Adoption Use Cases
Practical ways people and organizations are putting AI to work.
Jul 20–26, 2026
34.3%Gaining attentionUp 5.1 percentage points from last week
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Adoption Use Cases · Jul 20–26, 2026
A closer read
What changed
Its share rose from 29.2% to 34.3%, with evidence across 12 podcasts.
Where it showed up
It appeared in episodes including “How to Get the Most from AI This Summer” and “Building an Autonomous Delivery Experience with DoorDash Co-Founders Andy Fang and Stanley Tang”.
How to read it
6 cited episodes from 6 podcasts are shown below. The topic appeared across 12 podcasts in the full analysis.
“going through the process of designing a complete microbusiness is going to have incredible learning effects for how you use AI in your normal context as well”
“Like, how do you even find the pin, the location of a customer's home? Uh, which again sounds kind of silly, but when you punch in someone's address on Google Maps, like the GPS pin, it's like, especially if you're going to apartment complex, it's never kind of, I mean, I mean...”
“Which I'll say, you know, you can see somewhat works looking at Anthropic. OpenAI has a lot of vision, multimodality. Anthropic kind of just did it, right? Fable's a big step up in image processing, but like, they're not known as the multimodal company, right? They're the lang...”
“Like, she's legally blind, so, you know, and he uses the verb to see. So, so she was like, you know, when it was making the wrong sight, she was able to, to see and judge it to the extent.”
“Right? It was a joke on LLM and all that. No. So yeah, however, Gemini Notebook still sounds a little generic. And if Google ever starts a notebook product like Keep That can be confusing.”
“A simple question. Do you like, can you use this for most of the core work you do in terms of like the expect you have a distribution of stuff you tend to do? Most of them are with Codex. I think you're a Codex person rather than a Claude person. what percentage do you think t...”
“The wall clock time is significantly, significantly higher than GPT. But I would say like, if I was to push it and use it in my daily workflow, I would be slower, but I wouldn't be slowed down by so much that I would say, all right, that's unusable.”
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“That is the plan. That is the plan. Although I will say this, Kevin, one of the things that I found really interesting, and I just wanted to kind of tag this onto this section, because I have been using computer use in Codex and ChatGPT work. And I have to tell you, If you hav...”