Restaurant bookings and offline AI on Kevin Stratvert's tutorial menu
Five uploads include a Meta Muse walkthrough, ChatGPT transcription lessons and a laptop review with a battery-powered video-generation test.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
How to Use Meta Muse
Kevin Stratvert's software lessons brought in nearly three million views across the channel over the week, with subscriber growth continuing too. Among nearby technology channels, Fireship had a particularly busy week, while Low Level drew a similar weekly audience to Stratvert's.
The most-watched new upload, "How to Use Meta Muse," starts with everyday delegation: researching a restaurant, booking a table and setting a reminder. Kevin then moves into connecting Gmail and Google Calendar, drafting emails and scheduling recurring tasks. The tutorial has reached roughly 48,000 views.
In the comments, the practical question is how much access an assistant needs. Viewers ask whether Muse can be restricted to email drafts, how it differs from ChatGPT and what happens when an agent makes a mistake. Requests for comparisons sit alongside discussion of permissions and usage costs.
That question of control takes a different form in "Surface Laptop Ultra: Who Is This Actually For?" Kevin tests document chat, image generation and image-to-video generation locally, then compares video generation plugged in and on battery. Microsoft supplied the review laptop, which he gets to keep.
Elsewhere, ChatGPT transcription gets both a step-by-step tutorial and a shorter companion upload. Garrick Chow hosts the sponsored UiPath Maestro Flow lesson, building an invoice-to-spreadsheet workflow with a human check before the data is saved.
Daily channel views are running above their usual level. The strongest current momentum belongs to an earlier paid Microsoft Copilot partner upload, followed by the Surface review. And "How to Edit Videos with ChatGPT" continues drawing viewers to a particularly concrete experiment: turning raw chocolate-chip-cookie footage into a finished vertical video, then refining the edit by voice.
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What viewers say
Glad you ended on the permissions review. Our rule with any agent: give it verbs (draft email, add event), not the keys to the whole inbox. Would love to know if Muse can be limited to drafts only.
@codersofwasseypurSee it on YouTubeThanks, Kevin! Can ChatGPT do the same thing?
@lindycheung3049See it on YouTubeWhat does this do that ChatGPT can’t do already?
@frijolerox3See it on YouTube
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Kevin, you have no idea how grateful we are that you make your videos available in Spanish too! 🙌🏼🔥
(Kevin, no te imaginas lo agradecidos que estamos de que también dobles tus videos al español!)@carlosdecoloniaSee it on YouTubeIt is very useful, I am going to give it a try - thanks 🙏🏼
@esanariamSee it on YouTubeThank you so much Kevin!
@PlatinumDallasSee it on YouTubeis there a difference between muse and meta ai?
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Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on Kevin Stratvert right now
How to Transcribe Audio to Text with ChatGPT24,407 views · 2026-10-14
Surface Laptop Ultra: Who Is This Actually For?17,795 views · 2026-10-16
ChatGPT Can Now Transcribe Audio to Text!15,833 views · 2026-10-14
UiPath Maestro Flow: A No-Code AI Orchestration Tool11,443 views · 2026-10-15
Microsoft Copilot Got a Major Upgrade 🚀 These features are coming to…71,798 views
How to Edit Videos with ChatGPT172,077 views
- Channel
- Kevin Stratvert
- Subscribers
- 4,470,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,948,908
- Videos published this week
- 5
- Video published
- October 12, 2026
- Video views so far
- 48,244
- Views on its first day
- 20,993
The numbers
Here is how Kevin Stratvert's uploads and audience moved over the week.
💡 Test your knowledge
What recipe supplies the raw footage in Kevin's ChatGPT video-editing tutorial?
The tutorial asks Codex to turn raw cookie-making footage into a short vertical video.


