Right now, a brand new group of millionaires is being created by AI. There's a company called Vulcan building software that runs inside government agencies, and it looks like the work of a hundred engineers, but it isn't. Most of their team can't even write a single line of code. They just built the whole company describing what they wanted inside of Claude. And this isn't the only million-dollar business being run with Claude. I spent a week with a room full of seven-figure founders doing the same thing, and even I run my own businesses using Claude every single day. So, in this video, I'll show you why Claude is breaking the business space and how people with zero coding background are building real companies with Claude code. So, let's get into it. So, real quick, in case you're not super deep into the AI space, let me give you guys some context on Claude. Claude is the AI built by a company called Anthropic. And on the surface, it may just kind of look like another ChatGPT competitor, but 2 weeks ago, Anthropic raised [music] $65 billion in a single funding round. And that round values the company at $965 billion, [music] so just short of a trillion dollars, and they actually just passed OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, for the first time ever. And it's not just investor hype, either, because the revenue backs it up. Their run rate just hit $47 billion. At the end of 2024, that number was $1 billion. So, that's 47 times growth in about a year and a half. And run rate basically just means businesses are paying them at a pace of $47 billion a year. [music] So, the smartest, richest investors on the planet just bet that kind of money on this one company, and companies like Vulcan are a big reason why. Okay, so, what actually makes Claude code different from every other tool that's out there? Because there are a lot of tools. So, first, think about what it would look like to start a software company over the last decade or so. Let's say you had a great idea for an [music] app or a product. To actually build it, you needed engineers, and engineers are not cheap. We're talking multiple full-time salaries before you even [music] have a first version to show anybody. So, unless you had a pile of money sitting around, or you wanted to take out a big loan, or you could somehow convince investors to fund something that doesn't yet [music] exist, you were just kind of stuck, and that idea might just sit in your notes app. And that's how a lot of good ideas have died, [music] which is what makes Vulcan so crazy, because government software is the kind of thing that should have taken a whole floor of engineers. [music] And remember, this is the company from the intro that I mentioned, three founders, two of them couldn't write code, one of them, Tanner Jones, hadn't touched code since a JavaScript class that he took in high school. And their first prototype wasn't even built with Claude Code because Claude Code didn't exist yet. They built the whole thing in the regular Claude app, basically just copying and pasting code out of the chat until they had something that worked. And that little copy-paste prototype turned into a real product that won a Virginia state contract, reportedly, at around 10% of the price the established [music] consulting firms had quoted. Then the governor signed an executive order requiring every single state agency to run the kind of AI regulatory review that Vulcan had built. The way Vulcan puts it, Virginia required their product by law. And they claim the work is already saving Virginians over a billion dollars a year. And Tanner, the guy who hadn't coded since high school, basically put it like this, if you understand language and you understand critical thinking, you can use Claude Code really well. So basically, the new skill is just being able to describe exactly what you want and thinking critically about what comes back. And that's it. That's the bar now. Anyone can do it. Okay, so back to the question from earlier, what actually makes Claude Code different? I'd boil it down to four things. Number one, it does the work. You describe what you want in plain English and it builds exactly that, a full app from one sentence, a website, automating some repetitive task you hate doing every single week. And we're talking it'll do this in minutes, not months. Number two, it's agentic. And all that really means is that it takes action on its own towards a goal instead of just answering your questions like a chatbot. So it'll build the thing and then it'll test the thing and then it'll find the bug and then it'll fix the bug. And with a regular sort of chatbot, you're kind of the one still stuck doing all of the in between. Number three, it can work in parallel. You can have several different Claude agents running at the same time, even while you sleep, because they don't sleep. And number four, it remembers things. And this is the one that I feel most in my own business because everything