In a special Golden Week episode of the TV Tokyo AI Academy, Comdot leader Yamato sits down with Kento Kajitani, CEO of POSTS, to explore the cutting-edge AI agent Claude Code. The conversation dives into how Claude Code differs from ChatGPT, why it's being called the "ultimate AI agent," and what it means for the future of work.
Yamato, who admits he's new to Claude Code, gets a hands-on demonstration of its capabilities. Kajitani explains that Claude Code is not just a chatbot—it's an AI agent that can autonomously execute tasks, write code, and manage projects. "This is the era where AI does the work," Kajitani says. "You don't just ask it questions; you give it a mission, and it figures out the steps."
The two compare Claude Code to ChatGPT, highlighting that while ChatGPT excels at conversation and content generation, Claude Code is built for action. It can scan GitHub repositories, debug code, and even deploy applications. Kajitani predicts that such agents will soon become indispensable for creators and businesses.
Yamato, known for his entrepreneurial spirit, is visibly impressed. "I've been waiting for this," he says. "Imagine giving an AI the task of planning our next video project—it could handle logistics, scripting, and even coordinate with the team."
The episode also touches on the broader implications: Will AI replace creators? Kajitani argues that AI won't replace humans but will amplify their capabilities. "Those who learn to manage AI will have a massive advantage," he says.
As the episode closes, Yamato challenges Claude Code to brainstorm a video project for his channel. The AI delivers a structured plan in seconds, leaving Yamato eager to explore more. "This is just the beginning," he concludes.