Claude Code Just Got Remote Control

In This Issue

• Claude Code just got remote control - here's how to set it up in 4 steps and use it from anywhere.
• Abdurrahman hit $10,000 with AI and automation as a university student - without sending a single cold DM.
• Forbes says big AI bets are failing. The companies winning are starting small - and that's actually great news for you.

New Video:

Claude Code Just Added What Everyone Wanted (Remote Control)

Watch this to set up Claude Code's new remote control feature so you can run it from your phone, tablet, or any device. Nate walks you through the full setup in 4 steps, covers key limitations, and shows you what it looks like in action.

The mistake most people make: It's tempting to skip setup videos like this because it feels like "just another tool update" - but missing this one means you're stuck at your desk every time Claude Code needs to run. That dependency quietly limits how much you can deliver and how fast you can move.

How this helps you: You'll know exactly how to deploy Claude Code remotely and switch between devices without friction. That flexibility directly expands the kinds of projects you can take on and how efficiently you can run them.

Winning Is All We Do

$10,000 with AI and Automation (as a university student)

What happened: Abdurrahman Ibrahim crossed $10,000 in total AI and automation revenue exactly one year after his first paid project - while still in university. He credits 80% of that revenue to the AIS+ community, where clients came to him through referrals and reputation. He never sent a single cold DM. His approach was simple: post breakdowns of workflows he built, answer questions people were already asking, and be genuinely useful in public.

The opportunity for you: Client acquisition doesn't have to feel like hustle. Being consistently useful inside a focused community does more than a hundred cold outreach messages ever will. If you're already learning AI automation, the fastest path to income is showing your work to the right people.

This is one of many success stories from AI Automation Society Plus. If you're not a member, you're missing out.

In the News

Google Launches Nano Banana 2: Pro Power at Lightning Speed

The news: Google has officially released Nano Banana 2, the successor to its viral AI image generation model. This update (officially Gemini 3.1 Flash Image) combines the high-fidelity reasoning of the "Pro" version with the lightning-fast speed of the "Flash" model. It introduces native 4K resolution, real-time web grounding for factual accuracy, and a "Thinking Mode" for complex spatial reasoning.

How it affects automation: For builders, the most significant update is the precision in text rendering and character consistency. You can now maintain up to five consistent characters across a single workflow, making it a powerhouse for storytelling and storyboard automation. Its integration into Vertex AI and Flow means you can now scale high-quality, production-ready visuals into your existing n8n or Python pipelines with much lower latency.