aiLL 8-27-23 - Navigating the Wild West of AI in 2023

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0:27 welcome everybody happy Sunday night
0:30 night Sunday night in the air learning
0:32 lab was shaking what's going
0:35 down got some lunar energy
0:38 tonight wave functions hey Dr J what's
0:41 happening okay farmer what's happening
0:45 popcorn or
0:48 nachos all right happy Sunday night
0:52 capping
0:53 white was
0:56 shaking I say capping like that cuz of
0:59 capping crunch
1:06 oh theone is in the first 10 you're a
1:11 rockstar oh man oh user 72648 3625 n oh
1:18 and when when
1:20 Workshop I this weekend this weekend was
1:24 I painted the front well sanded and
1:26 painted the front porch sanded and
1:27 painted the back for porch part of the
1:31 fence that I had that wasn't finished
1:33 for like a year and a half and then went
1:35 to Costco on a Sunday so my weekend was
1:39 full of physical labor
1:42 um I'm going to get to it before the end
1:45 of the end of the month although what
1:47 we're at the end of the month aren't
1:50 we I've got a uh I get I'll get to it
1:54 this week I've got a
1:56 um a speaking gig on
2:01 Wednesday speaking to a big Pharma
2:03 company about Ai and why it's
2:06 fantastic Tobias is awall he's actually
2:09 in the hot tub oh that's rough you got
2:11 to give him crap for that Costco on a
2:13 Sunday crazy man I know
2:16 right all right
2:18 coffee uh peach peach
2:22 Seltzer it's just it's like it's all
2:24 boring lately I just I it's a I just I'm
2:27 in a I'm in a I'm in a uh bage rut but
2:31 it's fine I like
2:34 it all right oh holy crap got a lot of
2:37 people in here welcome everybody uh my
2:38 name's Kyle Shannon this is the AI
2:40 learning lab uh we talk about AI stuff
2:42 in here I try to answer as many
2:44 questions as I can I like to have fun we
2:46 we sing we dance we got a bunch of
2:48 people that hang out in here called the
2:50 Irregulars cuz they have issues
2:54 um but they're awesome um Let me let me
2:59 show you you all something here all
3:03 right this thing right here so what I
3:05 put up on the
3:07 screen is if you're new to the world of
3:11 AI if you're like tired of hearing about
3:13 it and everyone's like what's going on
3:14 with the hair good Lord sorry I also
3:16 talk a lot about the hair cuz it just I
3:19 don't know I'm just not happy with it
3:20 what are you going to do but I got some
3:22 so that's good um if you're new to this
3:25 AI stuff I know it's annoying I know it
3:28 feels overhyped and like the the people
3:30 that you know that are into it you're
3:31 like oh shut up about it already and
3:34 then the people that you know that are
3:35 afraid of it you're like well it's I
3:36 don't think it's going to kill us right
3:38 like we're good right here's what you
3:40 should do just go there chat. open.com
3:44 that's the chat GPT website and just
3:46 start playing listen if you want you can
3:47 hang out and listen to me talk if my
3:49 voice bugs you just mute it just go
3:52 there and it's just a it'll you sign up
3:55 for an account it's just a box just like
3:57 a Google box and you just type [ __ ] into
4:00 it if you don't know how to type into it
4:01 go to that document prompt. chat that's
4:04 going to teach you how to talk to these
4:06 things they're they're incredibly
4:09 profound tools that are a little janky
4:12 right now they're janky because we're
4:14 early so uh my background is I'm an
4:16 entrepreneur I've started 12 or 15
4:18 companies I was an entrepreneur in the
4:20 early days of the worldwide web so I
4:22 started company called agency.com which
4:24 was one of the first digital agencies
4:27 and the early days of the
4:29 web very this this AI stuff is very very
4:33 reminiscent of the early days of the web
4:35 in in many many many ways the difference
4:38 here is that this stuff is way more
4:40 profound and it's moving way more
4:42 quickly so uh as much as the worldwide
4:46 web changed everything you know from the
4:47 9s you know through through today this
4:50 stuff's going to be even more profound
4:52 so go do that um let
4:58 me all right so for the rest of y'all so
5:02 if you haven't tried anything go there
5:04 go there now just do that so the rest of
5:06 y'all if you played with chat GPT let me
5:08 let me uh share some other things and
5:10 feel free to screenshot this stuff um
5:13 Claude and Bing are the these three this
5:16 little triumvirate are are kind of the
5:18 three of these chat GP like things I use
5:20 on a pretty regular basis Claude you can
5:22 put really long prompts in and it's got
5:24 long memory so if you ever get
5:26 frustrated at chat GPT that it forgets
5:28 [ __ ] occasionally cla's much better it's
5:31 got a it's got um I don't know 10
5:36 20 it's much it's it's a lot it's got
5:40 100,000 tokens so 75,000 words you can
5:43 put in a prompt for Claude Bing is
5:46 Microsoft's version of chat GPT uh it's
5:49 based on GPT 4 it's connected to the
5:51 internet it can make images it's pretty
5:53 good okay some other ones to look around
5:56 at uh Bard is Google's entry into this
6:00 space perplexity doai is good for
6:03 research labs.
6:05 perplexity is they're hosting meta llama
6:08 2 and code llama models so that's cool
6:11 Pi is chatty GPT if you want to talk to
6:15 chat GPT a chat GPT like thing that's
6:18 piie um not fun if you're trying to get
6:21 [ __ ] done but if you want to have a
6:22 conversation it's really really good and
6:24 then po has got a bot maker and all
6:26 sorts of cool [ __ ] okay now what else
6:30 images you want to play with images
6:32 screenshot this mid Journey's the big
6:34 boy right now I I think they're going to
6:36 be unseated in the next four
6:40 months but right now they're the best um
6:44 yesterday um I added this one to the
6:47 list idiogram or or
6:49 ideogram I think it's
6:51 idiogram I don't know um this is a large
6:55 Lang or this is a a diffusion image
6:58 generation model that does text really
7:00 well like text within an image like make
7:02 a billboard with this particular word on
7:05 it it'll do that um and in
7:09 fact that image was created by it and so
7:13 was that one and so was that one and so
7:17 was that
7:19 one so it's pretty something now it's
7:23 brand spank and new they do not have an
7:26 API their Discord is still has that new
7:29 car
7:30 smell um but that's that's id. a so if
7:35 you haven't played with the stuff that's
7:36 a really good one to go to
7:38 Leonardo and clip drop are sitting on
7:40 top of stable diffusion promptbook this
7:42 open art. a thing that'll teach you how
7:44 to talk to these things and then future
7:46 P.O that's a big old pile of uh links to
7:50 different AI applications okay so so
7:54 welcome in everyone if you have
7:55 questions comments pop them in the uh in
7:58 the comments below I'll talk about them
8:00 there is a drag kind of a thing
8:02 happening where we've got a
8:04 scammer um so this flaming [ __ ] um
8:09 stole all my videos and has a channel
8:12 called that with two L's in front of the
8:14 word learning and is um getting people
8:19 to subscribe and then reaching out to
8:20 them and trying to sell them on uh
8:22 multi-level marketing crypto [ __ ]
8:26 so I'm upset I have reported it I've now
8:30 pinned a video I made a video this
8:31 afternoon about this situation I've
8:34 pinned it to my account um I I I'm I'm
8:38 being kind of shadowbanned whenever I
8:40 whenever I launch a video lately it it
8:43 goes very quickly to 200 and then after
8:46 200 it gets about 10 views an hour I
8:49 have a feeling that's because I've got a
8:51 scammer account that's got similar
8:54 content and so something's up anyway
8:56 I've reported this a bunch I don't if
8:58 you know any
9:00 thing if you're someone trying to sell
9:02 me [ __ ] about you know I can protect
9:06 your account I'm not interested I don't
9:08 give two shits about that if if you know
9:10 how to deal with this uh without selling
9:12 me some Services uh just let me know uh
9:16 any any help would be great okay so
9:18 that's that um so let's jump in let me
9:22 let me see what folks have posted as
9:24 we're as we're hopping in here today
9:26 happy Sunday night
9:28 everybody
9:32 chaos generation you are not late we
9:34 just started just started you're like
9:37 the third comment in
9:39 there um okay I I'm in the first 10an
9:43 unfortunately I'm old enough to remember
9:45 that Captain Crunch hey Kyle one
9:48 Workshop I know I know I need some
9:51 peanut butter Captain Crunch I know it
9:53 was good and then you know crunchberries
9:55 you know they jumped the shark when they
9:58 did the full box of crunch berries cuz
10:00 when you when you ate Captain Crunch
10:01 with crunchberries I think what we all
10:04 thought was why don't they just sell a
10:06 box of the crunchberries but it was the
10:09 it was the rareness of the crunchberries
10:11 that made them special when you got a
10:12 whole box of crunchberries it was too
10:14 sweet even for
10:18 me oh good lordy god lord lord lord lord
10:22 lord you're trying to make
10:24 gasoline Su buddy hey everyone wow so
10:28 many already I know but now we're down
10:30 to 54 again like it went to 194 and then
10:34 just dropped back down so I don't know
10:36 what happened there oh they probably saw
10:38 me that's what it was okay 60 minutes
10:40 out of story on AI tonight scammers
10:42 using it on old people yeah well I
10:44 assume is that like they're synthesizing
10:46 like their daughter's voice that's a
10:48 that's a [ __ ]
10:50 show
10:52 MH I didn't see that piece but I know
10:54 that's that story was around like a
10:57 month ago so it seems like that's about
10:58 the time 60 Minutes would cover it do
11:01 you think people are treating chat
11:03 GPT like we did software back in the day
11:06 I don't quite know what you mean by that
11:11 [Music]
11:13 um I don't quite know what you mean
11:15 where where it's like this foreign thing
11:16 and they don't know what to do with it
11:18 if it's that definitely and you know
11:21 it's it's very much like the early days
11:23 of the web
11:24 where you
11:28 had a diverse set of um enthusiasts hang
11:34 on let me flip my flip my cameras let me
11:36 flip my cameras and let's get back to
11:39 the pretty AI learning lab picture it's
11:42 so pretty it's so pretty it looks just
11:44 like a little Lobby it's nice it's so
11:50 nice oh we were talking about Eddie
11:51 Murphy Last
11:53 Night Eddie why you wash your Dicky in
11:55 the
11:58 sink
12:01 oh oh um but but but yeah so early days
12:05 of of the web you had this group of
12:08 really diverse enthusiasts who were like
12:10 oh this web thing's really cool and they
12:11 were trying to tell everyone about it
12:13 and people were like what what's the web
12:15 what are you talking about you can click
12:17 on things
12:20 what and
12:21 then all of a sudden it got all hypey
12:24 and like in 97 98 and 99 just everyone's
12:27 like you got to be in the web you just
12:29 you got an idea I'll give you $20
12:31 million like everyone's on crack it's
12:34 just stupid and I feel like the AI
12:37 stuff's a bit like that now but it
12:38 really hasn't the AI stuff hasn't really
12:41 hit hit its frothy its frothiness yet as
12:44 as as overhyped as it seems it's it's
12:48 not nearly as crazy as like the like
12:51 late 98 into 99 that that was stupid I
12:54 think this is going to get stupid really
12:55 quick probably next
12:57 year um but yeah I think people are
12:59 trying to figure out how to use this
13:01 stuff and and you know part of the
13:02 problem is this is this is similar to
13:04 the early days of the web too is like
13:06 the Enthusiast the enthusiasts could see
13:09 past the
13:10 limitations regular people can't right
13:13 same thing here like in this channel I'm
13:16 like yeah it's got limitations but use
13:18 it anyway like play with it
13:21 anyway um but people who are used to
13:26 software that's functional look at this
13:29 stuff and they're like um is it me or is
13:32 this a steaming pile of
13:35 [ __ ] um but I don't know if that's what
13:37 you're asking so clarify that question
13:39 and I'll do my best to answer you should
13:42 check out bensur you said that last
13:45 night all right I'll go look at it if
13:48 this is some multi-level marketing
13:50 thing I'll be
13:52 cranky all
13:55 right bit and sore the the you're
13:58 probably the uh
13:59 you're probably the guy that scammed the
14:01 site internet scale machine learning
14:04 sounds
14:10 interesting it's a weird
14:17 name build white
14:21 paper Academia wallet well it's clearly
14:24 new they got a pretty
14:27 picture um
14:30 yeah I don't know what it is open S oh
14:33 it's a
14:33 protocol Powers a decentralized
14:36 blockchain what decentralized
14:41 blockchain oh machine Learning
14:45 Network oh okay I got it yeah that
14:49 that's that's a cool idea I mean it's
14:52 this is a bit more
14:53 um infrastructur than I kind of deal
14:56 with on this channel but but that's
14:57 super cool if
15:00 the when they put an application layer
15:02 on top of this
15:03 um it like this kind of stuff sounds
15:06 sounds important and especially with the
15:09 open source large language models
15:11 they're going to need infrastructure
15:12 like this so that sounds kind of
15:14 cool it just at first glance I don't
15:17 know if it's real but there's not
15:19 there's not a ton if you're a developer
15:21 that would probably be an interesting
15:22 project to play with if you're a
15:24 business person it feels a little early
15:27 feels a little early how's chaty PT
15:29 going sir uh it's going okay it's going
15:33 okay it's
15:37 what my experience with these large
15:41 language
15:43 models has has pretty consistently been
15:46 it's really easy to get them to get you
15:50 to 80% of whatever you
15:53 want it's much harder to get you to 90
15:56 or 95% of what you want and it's it's
15:59 essentially impossible to get you to
16:01 100% of what you want so so so what I've
16:05 been trying to balance is which tool do
16:07 I use so the reason I've got these
16:10 three plus these four is that they all
16:14 have
16:15 some
16:17 uh they all have
16:19 something that I like but there's not
16:21 one of them that has
16:23 everything
16:25 um and that's that's why that's why I'm
16:28 kind of playing with with a bunch of
16:29 them right now and and what you have to
16:32 balance is do I
16:34 put do I put 3 hours into getting the
16:38 prompt just right so it generates what I
16:40 want or do I just say [ __ ] it the
16:42 prompts good enough to get me to 80% and
16:44 I'll take it over the Finish Line I've
16:46 been leaning more toward the
16:49 ladder
16:51 so so it's going good but it's but it's
16:54 just you know really understanding that
16:57 um that these things
17:00 are it's it's early days what just
17:04 happens oh keynote keynote just decided
17:07 it wanted to sync with some other
17:09 version of that file hold
17:12 please cuz I changed something wait what
17:15 do I want to do I want to do this one
17:18 keep one okay is that right did I do
17:21 good sort of yeah okay all right okay
17:25 enough comedy
17:27 jokes because I am a wild and czy
17:33 Guy wow Tik tock not letting me
17:35 screenshot are you Casey are you on a um
17:41 Samsung if you are there seems to be a
17:44 Samsung issue I don't know if it's my
17:46 channel explicitly cuz some of the
17:48 Samsung said it was my channel and not
17:50 other
17:51 ones
17:53 so
17:54 uh if you are in a Samsung one one thing
17:58 you can can do is you back out of the
18:00 lives go go back to your timeline where
18:02 this is still on the live and you can
18:05 screenshot then so if you want to if you
18:07 want I assume you want to screenshot
18:09 these
18:10 things um
18:12 hold well yeah you can just screenshot
18:16 that so pop out into your timeline so
18:19 you can still see this I think you can
18:21 screenshot there it's just not it's when
18:23 you're in the lives you
18:26 can't and then here's this
18:34 one and then here the picture
18:37 ones I think everyone everything's there
18:41 you'll need to zoom in on that mid
18:43 Journey ideogram
18:45 AI Leonardo and clipd
18:50 drop. all right
18:55 uh we still can't screenshot either is
18:58 it all all it must be all it's a
19:00 security policy with Samsung what's the
19:04 security policy it's your [ __ ] phone
19:06 why can't you screenshot something on
19:08 your phone that's the most bizarre thing
19:11 I've ever
19:14 heard weird evening lunatick what's
19:18 happening welcome welcome
19:20 welcome
19:22 uh let's keep the turtle love alive
19:26 because I like
19:27 turtles
19:28 [Laughter]
19:30 are you saying that turtles have no
19:31 importance oh turtles have all the
19:35 importance um Tik Tok jump me to the
19:38 bottom hang on a second I'm going to
19:39 jump up and try to catch up to where I
19:41 was in the questions by the way if
19:43 you're new here um I do like to try to
19:46 answer all the questions that leads to a
19:49 situation and the situation is I get
19:51 really behind on questions and then
19:53 people that come in new they're like
19:54 he's not answering my questions when is
19:57 he going to answer my questions and
19:59 that's exactly what they sound like they
20:00 all sound like that cuz they record
20:03 videos saying that and send them to me
20:05 it's exactly what they sound like he
20:08 didn't answer my question
20:11 yet a lot of Tantrums in here the
20:14 Irregulars they're not okay they're
20:18 irregular so that happens so just know
20:22 that know that I will get to your
20:24 question eventually unless I don't in
20:26 which case you can yell at me and [ __ ]
20:28 shame me cuz shame is my love language
20:31 so you can get to me you can do it good
20:34 but if you're an uncreative troll I
20:35 don't give two shits creative trolls
20:38 those I
20:39 like and what's that look like you're
20:41 like but Kyle what does a creative troll
20:43 look like here's what a creative troll
20:45 looks
20:46 like the first time you read the comment
20:48 you're like oh that's a nice compliment
20:51 and then you squint your eyes and look
20:53 at it and you're like wait a minute I'm
20:55 pretty sure I just got put down that's a
20:57 solid troll
21:00 okay all right we're see we're
21:03 encouraging critical thinking and
21:05 creativity here at the lab don't just if
21:08 you're going to be mean just don't be
21:09 lazy and mean you got to be clever and
21:12 mean I one of my sons once I cracked
21:16 some joke and the other one laughed and
21:19 then Zach laughed and then he and then
21:21 he stopped laughing and he looked at me
21:23 and he went dad you're funny but you're
21:27 mean
21:30 I thought that was a lovely
21:34 compliment Sometimes the best comedy
21:37 slightly on the
21:41 edge all right folks
21:45 folks the only decentralized AI
21:47 application neural network SC silver
21:49 I'll check it out it's a little it's a
21:51 little more technical than I'm capable
21:53 of really reviewing best white label
21:56 chatbot Creator the only one that I
21:59 really know well there's there's two so
22:02 po.com um you can build Bots there and
22:07 and distribute them um I don't know if
22:09 you can monetize them I don't know if
22:12 you can I I don't I I haven't dug deep
22:14 into what you can do with them or are
22:17 you just building [ __ ] for for the for
22:19 them I assume it's the latter um the
22:23 other thing that that you can play with
22:25 is zappier the automation tool hasn't
22:28 new thing in beta called
22:31 interfaces and one of the interfaces
22:33 that they have is a chatbot template so
22:37 you can do all sorts of cool prompting
22:39 off to to open AI or whatever large
22:42 language models they have services to
22:45 build that into a chatbot and you know
22:48 host it you know host it with their
22:50 interface so you could build yourself a
22:52 uh you know a little application that's
22:55 a chatbot without having to do any
22:57 coding or anything they'll they'll do
22:58 the hosting I think you can even point a
23:00 domain to it if you pay their their
23:02 exorbitant fee I just pay their shitty
23:05 fee I I pay the what do I need to pay to
23:09 get this thing to [ __ ] work fee
23:11 that's like the minimum that's the one I
23:13 pay cuz they're they're like [ __ ]
23:17 [ __ ] SAS companies drive me crazy
23:19 it's it's like the oh you wanted that to
23:22 work yeah that would be more oh that
23:25 pisses me off just give me a [ __ ]
23:27 price for the thing that
23:30 works U have you seen marketing blocks
23:33 2.0 I looked at that last night actually
23:36 um it l it looked interesting I it you
23:38 know it's in the neighborhood of Jasper
23:39 and copy AI um it it had a similar sort
23:43 of marketing gate that really pissed me
23:46 off which was you know sign up and and
23:51 then we'll show you what it is it's like
23:53 no no like let me see what it is and if
23:57 it's good then I'll sign sign up like
23:58 it's they've got the marketing um what
24:01 do they call it the marketing funnel I
24:03 think they got a they have an inverted
24:05 marketing funnel and it it it pisses me
24:07 off so I'm sure it pisses other people
24:09 off so I think they would be well served
24:11 being a being that they're a marketing
24:13 company not to have a shitty
24:17 um a shitty marketing funnel IDR is
24:20 great what's up Kyle Clint Clint
24:23 Copperhead 10 out of 10 on a name Clint
24:25 Copperhead Clint Copperhead you don't
24:28 [ __ ] with Clint
24:31 Copperhead what's happening ladies
24:33 name's Clint Clint Copperhead oh
24:38 my is it me no no it's not you Clint's
24:43 dreamy I like it
24:47 solid Captain Crunch always cut the roof
24:49 of my mouth well that's part of the
24:50 experience the the shards the shards of
24:53 sugar crystals slamming into the roof of
24:56 your mouth and making it bleed that's
24:57 part of the that's why Captain Crunch
24:59 tastes so good because it mixes the salt
25:01 of your blood with the sugar of the
25:03 Captain Crunch that's that's part of the
25:05 experience I tasted blood throughout
25:08 breakfast exactly exactly this is
25:12 why this is why gen xers are
25:16 stronger we we built
25:20 character with
25:23 jarts oh my God how did we
25:27 survive
25:30 who who else who else said this is a
25:33 seat belt my mom would be driving and
25:36 like she' go to turn quick or like
25:38 someone would come at me and she would
25:39 put her put her arm across my chest to
25:42 hold me back that was my seat
25:47 belt oh my
25:52 God my mom opportunistically deciding
25:55 she could hold back the inertia
25:59 of a kid flying through the
26:02 windshield oh those were the
26:05 [Laughter]
26:11 days oh you are so awesome thank you
26:14 Zack zero Pippin that's I appreciate the
26:18 the awesome compliment that's very
26:21 nice ah you have a t-shirt story to tell
26:25 today did I miss it I don't I don't know
26:27 that it's a story to tell it's just a
26:31 lovely my wife found whoever this
26:33 t-shirt vendor is and gets it for my
26:35 boys and me and they're like nice
26:38 they're nice and thin they have nice
26:40 graphics on
26:41 them there are too many ask AI
26:44 websites which one you talk wait there
26:48 are too many ask AI websites which one
26:50 you oh which one do I use so that's why
26:52 I have these things on screen
26:56 um and I assume you mean ask you just
26:59 mean like chat GPT kind of
27:03 things the the best one in my opinion
27:06 like until further notice is chat GPT
27:09 now in in my opinion I'm not affiliated
27:12 with them so if you don't do this I
27:13 don't give a [ __ ]
27:15 gp4 the chat GPT 4 is significantly
27:19 better than chat GPT 3.5 but chat GPT
27:23 3.5 is free and it's super fast so if
27:26 you don't have money just use chat GPT
27:28 3.5 it's really good the other one
27:30 that's free is Claude this one right
27:32 below it
27:33 claw. that one also has a super large
27:36 context window is what it's called
27:37 basically you can just put in really
27:39 large prompts what's that mean what's a
27:41 prompt The Prompt is the [ __ ] you put in
27:43 there to ask it
27:45 [ __ ] it's got a big enough context
27:47 window that you
27:49 could upload or copy and paste a
27:53 50,000-word
27:55 novel into that and tell it to write you
27:58 the prologue or the epilogue to your
28:00 novel and it'll just do it or you could
28:04 put in really long terms of service for
28:06 a website and say hey what am I agreeing
28:07 to here you know how we don't read terms
28:10 of service
28:12 because we're not
28:14 lawyers you can now pop terms of service
28:18 in these tools and just say read these
28:20 for me and tell me what are the things
28:22 that are egregious in here what are the
28:24 things that I'm agreeing
28:26 to um so I think those two are kind of
28:29 the kind of the the two I'd play with
28:33 um Bing is also gp4 it's a little bit
28:37 hobbled it's not as good as that one but
28:40 it's free so Bing the reason I have
28:42 these three here is these three are
28:44 where I'd start if if you don't want if
28:47 you're like just give me one that's the
28:49 Bold one that's the one on the top and
28:51 then go read prompt. chat that will
28:53 teach you how to use that and the other
28:55 ones but but like that's like a little
28:58 primer that says here's what these
28:59 things are here's how they work here's
29:00 how you talk to them here's what they do
29:02 here's a big L long list of prompts that
29:04 you can try and see how [ __ ]
29:06 remarkable these things
29:08 are and just go just go play just go
29:11 play that's the one and then but Bing
29:14 can do Bing's connected to the internet
29:16 and Bing can make pictures and read
29:19 pictures and you know there's all sorts
29:21 of happy horse [ __ ] you can do with
29:22 these things but chat GPT is the way to
29:25 start it's the place it's the place to
29:28 be it's place to
29:31 start I'm not a
29:35 crook hey live from the hot tub tobas
29:39 coming in soaking nice nice yeah the M
29:44 was like Tobias is Mia actually he's in
29:47 the hot tub she outed you that's
29:51 fantastic what's today's date it
29:55 is Sunday the 27th
30:00 how is it the end of [ __ ] August
30:01 already
30:03 really oh my
30:08 God I can't I can't time doesn't work
30:12 anymore do you remember when time used
30:14 to work it all broke something's wrong
30:19 something's wrong it's cold and I don't
30:22 know what time it is
30:26 exactly can you ask the AI what the
30:28 formula for the zombie virus is I don't
30:31 know what the zombie oh the the formula
30:33 for the zombie yes you can in fact you
30:36 could tell it to be a a uh a
30:40 fictitious uh uh you know uh infectious
30:44 disease doctor and and have it tell you
30:46 that and it will and it'll probably be
30:48 based on some version of science Bill
30:50 Gates on Letterman was clueless about
30:52 the internet yeah so Zach zero pippens
30:55 which good name by the way nine out of
30:57 10
30:59 um Microsoft was clueless until they
31:02 weren't so Microsoft were like the
31:05 internet's bad the internet's evil and
31:07 we're sitting there going well you're a
31:09 [ __ ] [ __ ] dude uh Microsoft was sort
31:13 of willfully ignorant of the internet
31:16 for a lot of years and then when it
31:19 became clear to them they had to move
31:21 they [ __ ] did it like that it was
31:24 impressive and it it's really what
31:27 they've what they've done with open Ai
31:29 and chat GPT is reminiscent of when they
31:31 move made the move into the internet but
31:33 with chat
31:35 GPT they're in the
31:37 lead right back in whenever it was they
31:40 they jumped it was like 97 or 98
31:43 whenever it was that Microsoft said okay
31:45 we're all in on the internet it was like
31:47 it was like three years
31:49 into the stuff the stuff we were all
31:51 doing and and it it was weird that they
31:54 were ignoring it but you know to to be
31:57 quite honest the
32:00 internet just like chat GPT is an
32:04 existential threat to Google search
32:06 business or you know these large
32:08 language models and that's why Google
32:10 mothballed them the internet was an
32:13 existential threat to Microsoft's shrink
32:16 wrapped software
32:18 business so they resisted it
32:23 because you don't want to flush the cash
32:25 cow down the toilet
32:28 but when it became clear to them that a
32:30 they could they KN they they could do
32:32 this they could figure out how to do
32:34 this and B everything was going this way
32:38 they said [ __ ] it we're
32:40 in so in the 90s they were
32:44 reactive in 2023 they're proactive
32:47 actually
32:49 2022 they said this thing looks real
32:53 we're going all in this looks like it
32:56 could be an existential threat to Google
32:58 which seems pretty [ __ ] good to
33:01 us and the CEO has been pretty giddy
33:05 about the fact that he's really digging
33:07 [ __ ] with
33:08 Google um so yeah so they're really
33:11 they're in an interesting place right
33:13 now
33:16 uh Bryant Gumble Katie Kirk cluess about
33:19 the internet what is that at thing this
33:21 is the best this is the best little uh
33:24 this is really
33:26 good
33:28 um let's see uh
33:33 Katie
33:35 Krick
33:36 internet internet
33:39 1994 I I remember this I saw this live I
33:42 was living in New York at the
33:44 time back now 56 pass I wasn't prepared
33:47 to translate that as I was doing that
33:49 little tease that little Mark with the A
33:52 and then the ring around it at see
33:54 that's what I said mhm um K said she
33:56 thought it was a out yeah oh but I'd
33:59 never heard it i' never heard it said
34:01 I'd always seen the mark but never heard
34:03 it said and then it sounded stupid when
34:04 I said it violence at
34:08 NBC The Lunch there it is violence NBC
34:12 gcom I mean well Allison should know
34:16 what internet anyway what is internet
34:19 anyway internet is uh that massive
34:22 computer oh my God that was so funny
34:25 when that aired oh we we we were rolling
34:29 on that one that was one of that that
34:31 was turned into a video very very
34:33 [Laughter]
34:37 quickly
34:39 oh that's good oh wait you know while
34:43 we're
34:50 [Music]
34:56 here back here live at the waterfront
34:59 village with my friend the zombie
35:01 Jonathan you're looking good Jonathan
35:03 just got an awesome face paint job what
35:05 do you think I like turtles all right
35:08 you're great
35:11 zombie all right you're a great
35:19 zombie thank you thank you Winston for
35:23 the lovely
35:26 heart
35:29 oh it's comedy comedy Nancy good
35:34 evening uh what is this bitten store I
35:37 it's it's someone trying to get me to uh
35:41 uh pay attention to it it's it's just
35:43 it's it's it's not in my wheelhouse of
35:45 what I mean I'd be happy to look at it
35:47 but I don't I don't think I'm the right
35:49 person to review it cuz I don't really
35:52 do reviews and I think it's it's a
35:54 little early like it's a little it needs
35:57 devel Vel opers to go build [ __ ] on it
35:58 right now right now it's just just a
36:00 protocol that no one's heard of
36:05 so way back when I learned on Apple on
36:09 Apple
36:10 one and two computers later later
36:13 Windows 95 yeah yeah my first Mac was a
36:17 a Mac 512 K it was the second Macintosh
36:21 it still had the signatures inside the
36:23 case it was pretty
36:25 cool um Ted looks at life hey Kyle
36:28 what's shaking what is he talking about
36:31 right now a bit store yeah I know it's
36:33 just he's just trying to he's trying to
36:34 get people to pay attention to the thing
36:37 uh It looks interesting but it's just
36:38 it's h it's a bit more technical than
36:41 than what we do in
36:45 here hey folks let's keep the turtle
36:48 love alive because I like
36:52 turtles uh lunatick good evening it says
36:56 security policy Samsung oh Tik Tok just
36:59 jumped me to the FP fing bottom here's
37:03 an interesting thing about you know we
37:04 were talking about the early days about
37:05 of the
37:07 internet
37:10 um I talked a little bit about this last
37:12 night Paul rater's uh podcast from last
37:16 week talked about this I thought it was
37:17 fascinating the worldwide web it took
37:20 six years to sort of ramp up it it took
37:22 six years to get from you know starting
37:26 and people start to play with it to 100
37:28 million users chat GPT look took 6 weeks
37:32 one of the big differences between then
37:34 and now there's there's a bunch you know
37:36 one of them is the tool itself was much
37:38 more simple the the worldwide web was
37:40 really just hyperlinks right it was I
37:42 can link from this document to that
37:44 document it was a very very simple
37:46 protocol this AI stuff is much more
37:50 sophisticated in 1994 we still had
37:53 dialup modems and you know the Today
37:56 Show didn't know what the internet was
37:58 what is internet anyway so it took a lot
38:01 of years for the infrastructure of you
38:05 know awareness of the internet and
38:08 awareness that there was this thing
38:09 called the worldwide web and it was
38:10 simple and it was fun and it was
38:12 interesting and it was a bit of chicken
38:14 and an egg it's like well you can't
38:16 really roll out access to all of the
38:19 people if all of the people if there's
38:21 nothing them if there's nothing there
38:24 for them to go look at right so but you
38:26 have to put stuff there and that costs
38:28 money so you need people there right so
38:29 there was this chicken and egg thing
38:31 about the internet so it took a lot of
38:33 years to get there this AI stuff you
38:36 know it got to 100 million users in 6
38:39 weeks because all of the infrastructure
38:41 is in place right we've spent the last
38:44 35 years getting all this [ __ ] in place
38:48 and you know broadband and cloud-based
38:51 gpus and just all of the infrastructure
38:55 is there and so
38:57 you know scientists and researchers can
38:59 do the the science side of it and
39:02 developers can do the application layer
39:05 and business users can use those
39:07 applications just instantly like that so
39:09 if something comes out that's good like
39:11 this image generation tool that does
39:13 text now all of a sudden you know that
39:16 opens a whole new world for a whole new
39:18 group of people that they don't have to
39:19 invent [ __ ] they just go to that site
39:21 and ask for stuff they want and bang
39:23 There It Is So that idea that this thing
39:25 is is going
39:28 to get real faster is largely because of
39:34 there's there's nothing to really build
39:36 we've built it all what what there is to
39:38 build is is just the app the apps that
39:41 resonate with people and you know chat
39:43 GPT was kind of the first of those
39:45 comedy is edgy Politically Incorrect we
39:48 don't have to be mean we don't have to
39:50 be mean cuz remember wherever you go
39:54 there you are you know life's pretty
39:57 tough but it's tougher if you're stupid
40:00 all right
40:02 um I'll tell you
40:05 cowpoke I forget John Wayne I gotta I
40:08 gotta go back and listen to some [ __ ]
40:10 I'm not doing a good John Wayne all
40:11 right if you want to work wait if you
40:13 want to work like you expected to yeah
40:16 if you wanted to work like like expected
40:18 that would be extra we used to joke at
40:20 agency.com oh I'm sorry you wanted that
40:22 to work that would be
40:25 more
40:30 all right how much do you pay xinity to
40:32 work Kyle um way too
40:35 much way too much scandalous Captain
40:40 Crunch cuts are a staple they are oh
40:43 Mommy
40:44 [Laughter]
40:47 breakfast Life cereal too yeah life uh
40:51 Twix remember
40:53 Twix Twix tricks uh um what were other I
40:59 was a I was a big golden grams fan like
41:03 I like me some golden
41:05 grams uh and your girlfriend hits the
41:08 back of the seat and imprs her face on
41:10 it that's funny Captain Crunch was our
41:13 serial roof of our mouth's bleeding
41:15 blackbox hacker superhero Powers great
41:18 idea terms of serice service summarizer
41:20 appliance manual summarizer yeah
41:23 exactly um one of the guys in the AI
41:25 Salon uh uh uh is
41:29 um he created a thing uh that acted as a
41:35 building maintenance guy and so he could
41:37 ask it questions like a like a like HVAC
41:41 questions or Plumbing questions or
41:43 electrical questions and and I was
41:45 actually getting ready to do a
41:47 presentation and their technology was
41:50 [ __ ] up and we we used one of his
41:52 Bots that he created and it actually
41:53 solved the problem for us it was pretty
41:55 cool
41:57 um all kinds of happy horse [ __ ] that's
42:00 that's my saying I said that that's one
42:03 of the things I said I just say thing
42:05 sometimes things just come out of my
42:06 mouth they just come out of my mouth
42:07 they're just like
42:11 crazy all right Ikea assembly required
42:15 summarize I'm probably not Ikea with a
42:18 little wrench like you turning in slips
42:20 get quack cuz every everything in Ikea
42:23 is a sharp bloody Edge so so when that
42:26 little slips you just you just have
42:28 bloody knuckles yeah Ika is rough how
42:30 far how far behind are we tonight right
42:33 now when when I read Sam corn you said
42:36 how far behind are we it's now 8:56 so I
42:41 don't know when you ask that um but
42:42 there's 32 messages below this so pretty
42:45 far pretty far already tonight today I
42:47 wrote a paper and used chat GPT ran it
42:49 on zero
42:50 DP no AI detection ran it
42:55 on um sadly probably too far behind for
42:58 me to wait around to catch up since I
43:00 can't stay long oh no Sam don't go Sam
43:03 don't go don't do it don't leave us
43:06 Sam Sam's actually really bright Sam has
43:09 taught me a lot in the in the uh in some
43:11 of the previous Liv so if you're still
43:13 here Sam thanks I like your
43:17 brain I like Curious people I like
43:20 people that are curious they ask a lot
43:22 of questions they're like hm how does
43:24 this [ __ ] work oh look how that works
43:26 and then they're generous and share that
43:29 and if if you like that kind of thing I
43:32 started a community called the AI
43:35 salon so if you're interested in joining
43:38 a community of like-minded crazy people
43:40 that are like this AI stuff's amazing I
43:42 got to do something with this what the
43:43 hell is this is this going to take my
43:45 job are the robots going to kill us why
43:48 am I scared I'm excited are you excited
43:51 those kind of people are all here so go
43:53 to the
43:55 salon. um we do meetups every other week
43:58 and um we have a Discord server we hang
44:01 out you can do mid Journey images ask
44:03 questions do stuff like that so Claude
44:06 AI better than governmentt cheese that's
44:10 funny um originally got flagged
44:13 originality got
44:15 flagged Kyle Shannon I don't know if I
44:18 watch you for the entertainment value or
44:20 the
44:25 value
44:27 come for the AI stay for the
44:32 stupid oh I'm I got to tell you people
44:36 I'm a little tuckered tonight I did I
44:38 did fence painting you know the the
44:41 Huckleberry fin thing like you know get
44:43 someone else to do your fence painting
44:45 for you I know why they he did that it
44:50 sucks painting seems so easy when you
44:52 watch someone else do it but when you do
44:54 it h it's just it's miserable it's
44:58 miserable it's not good youed Claude
45:02 wasn't flagged Sam corn you're not
45:05 behind haha 20 minutes isn't that far by
45:07 Kyle's standards that's true so so at
45:11 some point I don't know if you can do
45:13 this um tonius was thinking um that or
45:18 was it retr I think it was tonius was
45:21 thinking that if I had mods mods could
45:23 probably figure out the relevant
45:25 questions and pin those so I could see
45:27 them but I could be looking at the
45:28 comments below I don't know if that's
45:30 possible so if anyone knows anything
45:32 about modding Tik Tok let me
45:34 know uh and and maybe we can do better
45:37 question management I mean I could
45:38 probably do better question management
45:40 by just you know not trying to answer
45:43 all the questions and just you know deal
45:44 with whatever is happening in real time
45:46 but I kind of like it I kind of like
45:48 being able to take 10 or 15 minutes on a
45:51 question and really dig into it you know
45:54 you know what I'm saying
45:56 you can't see me nobody can see me I'm
46:00 hiding all right oh you know what that
46:03 looked like add
46:06 moment that looked like the pile of
46:08 mashed potatoes and Close Encounters of
46:10 the Third Kind where Richard drus he
46:12 plops the potatoes down and he
46:15 goes and he makes the little Plateau at
46:17 the mountain it kind of looked like
46:20 this that's pretty funny all right yeah
46:25 this is how my brain works deal with it
46:26 all right Steve bomber said that we will
46:29 be the first to profit but last to be
46:32 cool Sachi and Adella cool
46:35 second Sachi nadell is a badass man he
46:40 was he's like when when he was talking
46:42 someone asked him about well you know
46:44 how are you going to monetize chat GPT
46:47 apparently it's very expensive to run
46:48 the instances of the uh Mr
46:51 Nella the the the profitability
46:54 expectations of chat you
46:57 asked one of those [ __ ] questions and
46:59 satio was like I'm willing to eat money
47:01 and lose money if I can take a like a
47:04 half a point from Google's market share
47:07 he was like giddy he was like they're
47:10 upset I'm digging this he's [ __ ] with
47:14 them it's good and then shortly after
47:18 that um chat GPT threatened a New York
47:21 Times Reporter and it kind of put a
47:23 kabash on the
47:24 party but was fun while it
47:28 lasted oh good lordy lordy
47:32 lordy corporate
47:35 Intrigue um it's a series of tubes oh
47:39 yeah they did say that chaos generation
47:41 it's a series of tubes it's the
47:42 information super highway there was like
47:45 a 2-year period where it was like it's
47:47 like a highway but it's like a super
47:49 highway with informational it's a super
47:51 highway it's it's like a series of tubes
47:55 that connect what is internet
48:01 anyway oh my God it was crazy it was so
48:04 much
48:06 fun you know
48:08 it it was so much fun CU nobody knew
48:11 anything and I I kind of feel like
48:13 that's kind of where we are with
48:14 generative AI
48:16 where like the research scientists kind
48:18 of
48:19 know what these things do and where
48:22 they're
48:23 headed
48:25 but
48:26 turning them loose on the unwashed
48:30 masses like nobody knows how they're
48:33 going to be used and nobody knows where
48:35 the real killer apps are yet right like
48:37 we don't know any of that like we're
48:39 sort of like well it can write Social
48:41 Media stuff and it can write code and
48:44 we're like we're like sort of dancing
48:45 around the edges of killer apps but like
48:47 no one sort of hit a thing that's like
48:49 holy [ __ ] this flushes this entire
48:51 industry down the toilet like that
48:53 hasn't happened yet but like you can see
48:55 it coming there like there's like piece
48:57 parts of it it's like it's like the
48:58 lava's bubbling it's like bloop and
49:00 you're like oh [ __ ] I wouldn't want to
49:03 be a copywriter bloop oh [ __ ] look at
49:05 the pictures bloop oh no there's video
49:08 bloop there's the words it's
49:11 just but but the you know the sort of
49:14 big eruption hasn't happened yet so
49:16 that's going to be fascinating when when
49:17 the first thing that just sort
49:20 of you know changes an industry changes
49:25 a kind of work that hasn't happened yet
49:27 and I you know that's
49:28 coming soon
49:31 soon in the news don't kiss
49:35 Turtles play The Bill Gates video on
49:37 David Letterman at the internet I don't
49:40 remember that
49:41 one let's
49:44 see Bill
49:47 Gates
49:49 Letterman internet was right up
49:54 there you you know uh bill there's
49:56 something that I really love about the
49:58 windows they're flying toasters look see
50:00 they're toasters and they're flying and
50:02 then oh here comes the Branded and go
50:04 look at it Gob let me show you something
50:06 okay huh wow cool make that fly let me
50:11 see that thing fly wow what did you
50:13 think of that quiz machine very
50:15 impressive piece of equipment until it
50:16 exploded wasn't it i' seemed better
50:19 now now at Microsoft I have a feeling
50:22 that you guys must have a vast research
50:24 and development department new IDE has
50:26 come across your desk every minute of
50:27 every day don't they pretty much almost
50:29 yeah so now if something like the quiz
50:31 machine failed what would you do what
50:33 course of action would you
50:35 take um I'd recall it recall it but
50:39 wouldn't you fire a lot of people first
50:41 no
50:44 no let's uh I have like a million things
50:47 to ask you first of all if you can
50:50 describe for us succinctly what it is
50:52 that you did better and first that put
50:55 you where you are are today what was the
50:57 core this in the internet but but you
50:58 know I think
51:00 about we need we need to find an
51:03 application for you part of your problem
51:04 is you have too many assistants uhhuh
51:06 yeah but you know uh there's there's a
51:09 difference there is a difference it's
51:11 not a huge difference I don't know I
51:12 can't find it I don't know we'll get
51:15 we'll get back to letter run I'll find
51:16 that at some point I don't know what he
51:19 said there but yeah he was they were
51:20 clueless about it for a
51:22 while he was a bit of a a schub a little
51:29 slubber uh Sam I should go sadly night
51:33 friends and Kyle when you finally read
51:35 this stream hope the stream goes well
51:38 night Sam if you left already bye um I
51:43 still have a Commodore 64 very
51:50 cool my my lust machine back in the when
51:54 I was a kid was a Timex Sinclair was
51:56 like a little membrane keyboard computer
52:01 I never ended up getting
52:12 one sorry trying to catch up to where I
52:15 was oh there Sam was leaving Commodore
52:18 64 me and my Winston we got a real good
52:22 thing the Fripp and bottom exactly steo
52:26 Kyle how do you find time to run a
52:28 business give us three hours of your
52:30 time and do homework on AI uh
52:35 so here's my
52:37 thing one of my pet peeves is when
52:41 anyone says I don't have
52:44 time because when you say you don't have
52:47 time it everyone's got
52:50 time it's what do you what do you commit
52:53 to so when I [ __ ] going lose my mind on
52:56 something like when I lost my mind
53:01 on so so when I first moved to New York
53:04 I was like okay I got to get an agent I
53:05 moved there to be an actor
53:07 right got to get an agent and then it's
53:11 impossible to get an agent unless you
53:12 have a job and you can't get a job
53:14 unless you have an agent and so it's
53:15 like this vicious circle and you're like
53:17 well wait what the how how the [ __ ] what
53:18 are you supposed to [ __ ] do so I
53:21 started a theater theater company with a
53:23 bunch of people and it was just like
53:25 [ __ ] 24/7 was like all we thought
53:27 about all we did did that for 4 and 1/2
53:29 years then I was like well I got an idea
53:32 for a screenplay and my buddy Brian said
53:35 oh I got an idea for a screenplay why
53:37 don't we start with yours and then we'll
53:38 do mine and so in like four months we
53:41 wrote two screenplays and in two years
53:42 we wrote
53:44 seven and so it basically I
53:49 just I sort of choose to
53:53 replace like when I get home from from
53:55 work what I used to do was I'd eat
53:58 dinner I'd watch TV for a while I'd come
54:00 do some Sim racing then I'd go back and
54:03 watch TV then I go to bed and so when I
54:06 got into this AI stuff I was just like
54:09 okay
54:11 well I need
54:13 like this stuff is so vast and changing
54:16 so fast it's literally impossible to
54:18 keep up with it so I thought I thought
54:21 well I'm just going to start a bunch of
54:23 [ __ ] so I started like five things I
54:25 started a newsletter the AI Salon this
54:28 channel um all the stuff I'm doing at
54:30 work and there was one other thing that
54:32 I started I forget what it was I don't
54:33 know there's like five things and I
54:34 started them all within a
54:36 month and then I basically just said
54:39 okay anything that I'm doing that's just
54:42 [ __ ] around Sim racing watching TV
54:45 anything like that that's gone and so so
54:49 so when I was writing all those
54:51 screenplays over two years I would go do
54:53 my day job I'd come home have dinner um
54:57 with the
54:58 misses Brian my screenwriting partner
55:01 would come down he was living on the
55:02 Upper East Side I was living down in
55:04 SoHo he he would show up at like 6 o00
55:08 and every night we'd write from 6:00
55:10 p.m. to 10 p.m. five nights a week we'd
55:14 write all day Saturday and then we would
55:17 mostly take Sunday off but we'd
55:18 occasionally write all day Sunday and we
55:21 did that for two years and so it's just
55:23 it's just one of those things like like
55:25 you know where do you have any time
55:27 where you're [ __ ] around and then
55:29 just com if you're committed to this
55:31 [ __ ] then just flush that time down the
55:35 toilet and just do this so I don't know
55:37 that's it's just
55:38 a it's a uh I think it's an add
55:42 hyperfocus thing like when I really get
55:44 into something that really is
55:45 challenging like this shit's really
55:47 challenging and it's it's not even just
55:49 challenging because it's technically
55:51 kind of uh challenging right now it's
55:55 conceptually challenging like like what
55:57 chat GPT is and what it can be and what
56:00 code interpreter is and what are the
56:02 implications of these image like all of
56:04 this stuff is just like I I just find it
56:07 all consuming I can't think about
56:08 anything else so so I just put you know
56:11 any free time I have into it so but
56:14 thank you I think that's a compliment
56:17 um my first personal PC was a Timex
56:21 sinclear 1000 and you built it yourself
56:23 Clint that was my dream computer damn it
56:26 AI is a very convincing liar yeah walls
56:29 walls Cloud I like to call chat GPT uh
56:33 mansplaining as a
56:35 service cuz yeah it'll just lie to your
56:38 face confidently like a good man in your
56:42 life I know nothing about this let me
56:45 tell you about
56:47 it well Sally I think what you meant to
56:52 say um do you ever see apple hypercard
56:54 before or goofy Jug Head
56:58 Veronica huh I I remember when hypercard
57:01 came out I was like what is this
57:03 hypercard thing I'm guessing that's the
57:06 case law um early on a lot of sites were
57:10 Library sites yeah yeah so so uh provit
57:14 so the early days so here's here's
57:16 couple of the big parallels early days
57:18 of the internet early days of this AI
57:20 [ __ ] when when I first started playing
57:22 with the internet it was all command
57:24 lines and it was mostly like you would
57:26 log into University computers you would
57:28 dial up with command line you know
57:32 things and You' go to gopher and FTP
57:35 sites and you download files from FTP
57:37 sites and you'd gopher into libraries
57:40 and you're like oh there's all this
57:41 information in there it felt it was
57:43 weird it was like it was like am I
57:45 hacking or we you know somewhere between
57:48 hacking and finding freely available
57:50 information was the internet and then
57:52 the worldwide web came along and it it
57:55 it didn't require all of this it just
57:58 required this right hyperlink hyperlink
58:01 hyperlink and that was the difference
58:03 and
58:05 and GPT 3.5 and machine learning and
58:09 tensor flow and all that [ __ ] with
58:11 machine learning required a lot of
58:13 command line and you needed to know
58:15 Python and you needed to know this and
58:16 you needed to know what weights were and
58:18 what embedding was and what Vector
58:21 databases were like all that [ __ ] you
58:23 had to know and then chat CPT came along
58:26 and it was sort of the you know the
58:27 large language model equivalent of this
58:29 right it was like the Google search box
58:32 say something or you know ask something
58:35 uh do you know how to code yes oh write
58:39 me a python application
58:43 okay so yeah the the early the Early
58:47 internet was just yeah and bbs's dialup
58:51 bbs's I was I was on a dialup BBS in New
58:54 York City called
58:56 Echo that's the that's the the phallic
58:59 nose it's like oh it's get oh it's
59:02 getting very spicy in
59:03 [Laughter]
59:08 here his trunk was very
59:17 impressive what podcast are you talking
59:19 about I think I was talking about Paul
59:22 rater's uh marketing AI Institute
59:25 podcast which is a really good so he's
59:29 been doing that podcast for five years
59:32 five chat GPT came out in
59:35 November he was doing that podcast back
59:38 at like
59:40 gpt2 or gpt1 he saw that he saw this
59:44 stuff
59:46 coming way earlier than anyone else um
59:50 really smart guy I like him a lot he
59:52 spoke at the AI
59:53 Salon um
59:56 and uh he knows his [ __ ] he really knows
59:59 his [ __ ] and that that weekly podcast is
1:00:02 very much worth a
1:00:04 listen the other guy that I think is
1:00:06 worth a listen if you're a little bit
1:00:07 geekier um is is guy named David Shapiro
1:00:11 on
1:00:13 YouTube and he's he's very he's
1:00:17 basically trying to build an open-source
1:00:20 AGI system so AGI stands for artificial
1:00:24 general intellig basically when these AI
1:00:26 things get smarter than humans that's
1:00:28 what open AI is trying to do that's what
1:00:30 anthropic well anthropic is trying to do
1:00:33 safety for
1:00:35 AGI um open AI is trying to do it Google
1:00:40 claims they're trying to do it I don't
1:00:41 know if if they are or
1:00:44 not um but David Shapiro is a really
1:00:47 smart
1:00:49 dude
1:00:51 um what would be good to use in
1:00:54 assisting in writing a book chat GPT or
1:00:57 something else chat
1:00:58 GPT um if or or Claude so so I'm going
1:01:05 to give you I'm going to give you a
1:01:06 couple of
1:01:08 things gp4 at open.com so so if you pay
1:01:13 the 20 bucks there you get access to
1:01:15 chat
1:01:16 gp4 it's better than any of the other
1:01:19 large language models by a lot and when
1:01:22 it comes to writing and nuance and just
1:01:27 just good writing gp4 is better than the
1:01:30 other
1:01:31 [ __ ]
1:01:33 um it's also better at coding if you
1:01:35 want to do coding [ __ ]
1:01:38 Claude is is kind of in the in the
1:01:41 neighborhood of GPT 3.5 in terms of
1:01:43 writing quality but claude's got a
1:01:47 75,000 word memory for lack of a better
1:01:50 term so with Claude you could say hey
1:01:54 I've got an idea idea for a book I want
1:01:56 you to help me write an outline you know
1:01:58 can you tell me some story Frameworks
1:02:01 okay there's save the cat and there's
1:02:03 this Sid field thing and there's Joseph
1:02:05 Campbell's hero's journey oh I want this
1:02:07 is going to be a hero's journey kind of
1:02:08 story okay great right then you have it
1:02:10 right an
1:02:11 outline then you say okay um here's a
1:02:16 chapter of another book that I wrote so
1:02:18 I want you to write the first chapter
1:02:22 of you know the the you know the outline
1:02:25 that you just wrote but I want you to
1:02:27 follow the tone of the chapter I just
1:02:29 wrote you can just be pasting all this
1:02:30 [ __ ] in and claude's got a long enough
1:02:33 memory that'll it'll remember a lot of
1:02:35 that so you could say write an outline
1:02:37 write chapter 1 based on the outline in
1:02:39 chapter one write chapter
1:02:41 2 no that's not
1:02:43 good you know write write a write a set
1:02:46 of character breakdowns and then you
1:02:49 know now rewrite chapter one based on
1:02:51 those character
1:02:53 breakdowns
1:02:56 now rewrite it as a comedy Now rewrite
1:02:58 it as a murder mystery novel now rewrite
1:03:01 it as a
1:03:03 western you can just dick around with it
1:03:05 so but but in terms of writing quality
1:03:10 gp4 is the best in terms of the ability
1:03:14 to do longer form conversations Claude
1:03:16 is a very useful tool so I'd say
1:03:19 bouncing back and forth between those
1:03:21 two is probably the way to go oh and
1:03:25 then cyber zerog um I like the name uh
1:03:29 8.5 out of 10
1:03:33 um go explore just you can go Google it
1:03:37 go Google a project called GPT
1:03:43 author and if you know how to get a
1:03:46 Google collab notebook up and running
1:03:48 you're going to need to do that to make
1:03:50 it run if you don't you can have chat
1:03:52 GPT teach you how to do that or or go
1:03:55 watch a Youtube
1:03:57 video um GPT
1:04:00 author you you you have to get it up and
1:04:02 running in in Google collab you give it
1:04:05 your open AI API key and your stable
1:04:08 diffusion a API
1:04:10 key and then it asks you for what's the
1:04:15 what's the topic of the book that you
1:04:17 want to write and then what's the genre
1:04:20 basically you know what what category of
1:04:23 book and then you push the
1:04:27 button and it just goes through this
1:04:30 sequence it starts out it says you know
1:04:34 oh and you tell it how many chapters you
1:04:36 want so it it defaults to 20 but you can
1:04:39 say I want a 12 chapter book or 20
1:04:41 chapter
1:04:42 book and then it writes an outline of
1:04:45 that many chapters for that story in
1:04:47 that
1:04:48 genre and then it writes chapter one and
1:04:52 then based on the outline then it writes
1:04:53 chapter 2 and it you can just watch it
1:04:55 it's you're not watching it actually
1:04:56 right you're watching these system
1:04:59 updates it was like it was like
1:05:02 generating outline outline generated it
1:05:04 cost this you know it was this many
1:05:06 tokens and cost this much money um now
1:05:09 generating chapter one you know done it
1:05:12 cost this much money it was this many
1:05:14 tokens cost this much money and then it
1:05:15 basically just keeps adding it's like it
1:05:18 it's like outline plus chapter one then
1:05:20 it does chapter 2 then it takes those
1:05:21 then it wres chapter three then it takes
1:05:23 those so the cost of the book keeps
1:05:25 going up as it as it's stacking these
1:05:28 chapters on top of each other and then
1:05:31 when it gets done writing the
1:05:33 book it writes a prompt for stable
1:05:36 diffusion generates cover art for the
1:05:39 book and saves it into ebook
1:05:46 format and I mean
1:05:49 honestly I did two of them I did two of
1:05:52 them they weren't horrible like they
1:05:55 they're they're at least well structured
1:05:57 like they're at least well
1:05:58 structured you know are they a little
1:06:00 trit and a little
1:06:04 yeah
1:06:05 but imagine that tool WN radio Hard Rock
1:06:10 hip hop
1:06:12 welcome
1:06:15 um imagine that tool a year from
1:06:20 now when it gets more and more
1:06:22 sophisticated like right now it's just
1:06:23 super Raw it's super raw super raw like
1:06:29 it's but but it it's not just spewing
1:06:33 words like it's constructing a book
1:06:36 based on an outline right it's doing
1:06:38 what writers
1:06:40 do so so it's got coherence you know
1:06:44 throughout the
1:06:47 story so that stuff's going to get way
1:06:49 more
1:06:50 sophisticated I'm like what does that
1:06:52 mean I don't know
1:06:57 I I mean seriously like the the the one
1:07:01 thing
1:07:02 that is is a truism in my life now that
1:07:05 I can't it's never been a reality in my
1:07:09 life
1:07:10 ever
1:07:13 is writer block or or more
1:07:18 accurately neurotic fear of
1:07:23 self-expression
1:07:25 has has effectively been erased for
1:07:29 me because historically if I wanted to
1:07:32 even write a short story I'd go oh well
1:07:35 I got an idea for a short story and then
1:07:37 this whole [ __ ] dialogue would start
1:07:39 short stories are stupid no one reads
1:07:41 short stories you can't sell a short
1:07:43 story like just a dialogue and then I'd
1:07:46 be like yeah but it's just good just to
1:07:47 write it well that's a stupid [ __ ]
1:07:49 idea anyway right and like three weeks
1:07:51 of that kind of [ __ ] pitter patter
1:07:54 you're a steaming piece of [ __ ] no
1:07:55 you're really talented you know the
1:07:58 [ __ ] just the eternal battle of
1:08:01 existence right and so three weeks go by
1:08:05 and you don't write your stupid [ __ ]
1:08:06 short story and then you know 10 years
1:08:08 later you're like you know I should have
1:08:09 written that [ __ ]
1:08:12 story with these
1:08:14 things I now have like just like a
1:08:17 [ __ ] Whisper of an idea and that
1:08:20 voice starts and I'm like oh [ __ ] it let
1:08:24 me go Chuck that in chat gbt and see if
1:08:26 there's anything there hey I got an idea
1:08:28 for it's a fantastic idea how about
1:08:32 this oh yeah that's good oh that was
1:08:35 better than I thought uh could you make
1:08:38 it funnier yeah here uh that's not funny
1:08:41 oh could you make it more cynically
1:08:42 funny oh sure here oh that's not bad oh
1:08:45 you know what oh [ __ ] that story that
1:08:48 that's a good idea and then I I'll go
1:08:51 off and explore like like writers BL
1:08:55 blck it it doesn't exist if you just
1:09:00 say if you kind of give in this this is
1:09:03 what you have to give up with these
1:09:08 tools I have found that what i' what
1:09:11 I've what
1:09:12 I'm what I've had to give
1:09:18 up is
1:09:21 the the hubris
1:09:25 that I need to solve the
1:09:29 problem idea historically just because
1:09:33 this is how the world worked until this
1:09:34 [ __ ] came along you would have an
1:09:38 idea and then it was up to you to
1:09:40 [ __ ] do something about it or not and
1:09:42 if you didn't do anything about it then
1:09:44 shut the [ __ ] up you didn't take action
1:09:46 so that's on you right but you had to
1:09:49 solve the problem oh I've got an idea
1:09:52 for a game about Ali alons and UFOs and
1:09:55 this and that it could be a card game
1:09:56 and it could be this it could be that
1:09:58 it's oh but then I got to go do research
1:10:00 and I
1:10:02 got oh I got an idea for a card game
1:10:05 about UFOs and Al oh uh
1:10:09 hey I got an idea for a card game and
1:10:12 this is kind of the topics what what are
1:10:14 card game mechanics that might be
1:10:16 interesting oh there are six kind of
1:10:18 card game mechanics and there's this one
1:10:19 and that one and that one and that one
1:10:21 oh I heard of a game called uh I don't
1:10:23 know whatever it was and could that be a
1:10:25 good game oh That's a classic version of
1:10:27 this you know concept number three well
1:10:31 like what are some different you know
1:10:33 what are the different aliens that
1:10:35 people talk about when they're talking
1:10:36 about UFOs oh well there's the Grays and
1:10:38 the greens and the Snake Eyes and
1:10:41 bit like it's instant instant you go
1:10:46 from from Vapor of concept to some
1:10:48 version of
1:10:49 execution in
1:10:53 minutes
1:10:54 it's [ __ ] insane and then you look at
1:10:56 something like GPT author and you're
1:10:58 like you just sit there and watch it
1:11:01 right a
1:11:03 novel and and then you open it up in
1:11:06 Apple
1:11:08 iBooks and it's got a cover it's got the
1:11:12 title and it's the story that you told
1:11:15 it to
1:11:16 write what do you do with
1:11:20 this you know and
1:11:23 listen it's not always about the output
1:11:25 right it's not just the machine wrote a
1:11:28 book therefore the you know the book is
1:11:30 good I'm going to turn it in or I'm
1:11:31 going to sell it I
1:11:34 like but I think
1:11:37 that as as writers as creative people we
1:11:41 need to figure out where are we on the
1:11:44 spectrum of where we
1:11:46 derive our value from our
1:11:50 personal sense of
1:11:53 worth is it in the output or is it in
1:11:55 the
1:11:56 process or or like what's the balance of
1:11:59 that is it is it I want to be a
1:12:02 published author if I'm a published
1:12:04 author then I've made it and I don't
1:12:06 give a [ __ ] how I get there I want to be
1:12:08 a published author well now you could
1:12:11 maybe be a published author really
1:12:12 really
1:12:14 quickly but if you're like no no for me
1:12:16 it's all about the writing like if if if
1:12:18 you're if you're like my worth is about
1:12:21 crafting words and and thinking about
1:12:24 the relationship of this to that within
1:12:27 the story framework and this and for me
1:12:29 it's all about the process then you're
1:12:30 going to hate this
1:12:32 [ __ ] and then there's going to be people
1:12:34 in the middle that are like well there's
1:12:36 parts of the writing process like the
1:12:38 blocking and tackling of writing for me
1:12:41 is monotonous as [ __ ] and rewriting is
1:12:44 even worse but I like being in the
1:12:47 ideation phase well with this [ __ ] it
1:12:49 can do the blocking and tackling I can
1:12:51 just [ __ ] live in the ideation phase
1:12:53 and have it do all the blocking and
1:12:55 tackling then I can go in and kind of
1:12:57 refine some [ __ ] then I can have it look
1:13:00 at that stuff and tell me where I it's
1:13:02 grammatically [ __ ] up and where the
1:13:04 story has inconsistencies and it does it
1:13:06 like
1:13:07 that it's just like we're just in a like
1:13:12 everything is going to get
1:13:15 redefined and what's what's cool about
1:13:17 learning this stuff now is we get to
1:13:19 redefine it we get to say this is how
1:13:24 I'm going to be a
1:13:26 writer I'm going to learn this [ __ ] I'm
1:13:29 going to be a screenwriter and rather
1:13:31 than saying I will never use AI like the
1:13:33 writer Guild's doing right now I'm going
1:13:36 to be a screenwriter and I'm going to
1:13:38 use this [ __ ] to knock
1:13:40 out you know 10 times
1:13:44 more Concepts and I'm going to use this
1:13:47 stuff to put together pitch letters I'm
1:13:50 going to pitch a [ __ ] ton more work I'm
1:13:53 going to I'm going to pit 10 times more
1:13:55 projects than I've ever done in my
1:13:58 life and then I'm going to use these
1:14:00 things to to block out the Frameworks
1:14:04 for whatever stories get any interest
1:14:06 whatsoever and I'm going to quickly get
1:14:08 them to
1:14:09 80% and then I'm going to spend the two
1:14:11 or three weeks I have to get something
1:14:13 to them to actually write the screenplay
1:14:16 but like 80% of it's going to be done
1:14:18 but all the
1:14:19 concepts I'm going to generate 100
1:14:21 Concepts I'm going to take 10 of those
1:14:23 and turn those into pitches I'm going to
1:14:25 have this thing write all the letters
1:14:27 I'm going to send out all the letters
1:14:28 anything that gets a nibble I'm going to
1:14:30 come back to these things write the
1:14:32 Frameworks for the stories block out the
1:14:34 characters block out the basic story and
1:14:37 then I'm going to start my writing
1:14:38 process and I don't have to be [ __ ]
1:14:40 tortured with should I take a left at
1:14:43 this dramatic decision point or a right
1:14:45 at this dramatic decision
1:14:48 Point Chad add strikes again that's what
1:14:51 this channel is baby buckaroo Bonsai
1:14:54 that was a good one uh Twix is a candy
1:14:56 bar Kyle no wait what was the there
1:14:59 wasn't there wasn't
1:15:02 there there was
1:15:04 another wait let's see '90s
1:15:09 cereal sounded like
1:15:13 Twix what was
1:15:18 it
1:15:20 tricks quacks wait was it Quacks
1:15:24 wait
1:15:27 wait kicks wait was it kicks maybe it
1:15:30 was kicks 90 serial qix that was a game
1:15:34 was it
1:15:39 kicks H what was
1:15:42 it it had a it had a it had an alien it
1:15:45 had a UFO it had a UF wait okay wait 90
1:15:50 cereal
1:15:52 Cel um
1:15:55 UFO
1:15:56 alien
1:16:00 onbox
1:16:02 quisp
1:16:04 quisp shat
1:16:06 ad
1:16:09 quisp I the quisp was one of those ones
1:16:12 I wanted this to taste better than it
1:16:14 did this one tasted like [ __ ] it wasn't
1:16:17 sweet enough and it didn't make the top
1:16:19 of your mouth bleed um but I Lov the box
1:16:22 I like this was one of those on I kept
1:16:24 trying and then I would I would be
1:16:26 disappointed when I actually ate
1:16:27 it
1:16:29 twis I know Twix is a candy bar do I
1:16:32 look like a guy that doesn't understand
1:16:33 what candy bars are in the his the
1:16:37 history of
1:16:38 confection and sugary
1:16:41 goodness I know all that
1:16:45 [ __ ] oh quisp
1:16:50 quisp Kyle your hacker is PR private
1:16:53 messaging me right now yay yay [ __ ]
1:16:57 hacker sorry about that Silver Fox it's
1:16:59 [ __ ]
1:17:00 awful you know what he did today so so I
1:17:03 wrote so I I went to his I'm assuming
1:17:07 it's a him but whatever [ __ ] either
1:17:12 way our our our scammer um identifies as
1:17:19 [ __ ]
1:17:21 um I went to their account
1:17:25 and it it looked exactly like you know
1:17:27 my page and the top three videos were
1:17:31 pinned right so he he took my pinned
1:17:33 videos and pinned them at the top of his
1:17:36 so today I made a video going I've got a
1:17:39 I've got a scammer and I and I you know
1:17:42 showed my little you know this thing
1:17:45 wait this wait where is
1:17:47 it that thing so that's in my video and
1:17:52 I pinned it so so now at the top of my
1:17:55 at top of my channel like that's the top
1:17:57 left video and so I went back to his
1:18:00 this afternoon and he pulled the pinned
1:18:02 videos cuz he doesn't he doesn't want it
1:18:04 to be comparable to what I've got
1:18:07 so little [ __ ] so he is he's actively
1:18:11 moning he's probably hanging out in here
1:18:14 if you're in here go [ __ ] yourself you
1:18:16 [ __ ]
1:18:18 ass oh it makes me crazy you know the
1:18:20 thing that makes me the most bitter
1:18:22 about it is the amount of time that he
1:18:27 spends stealing my [ __ ] he could just be
1:18:31 making a [ __ ]
1:18:33 Channel and make it get his own Audi
1:18:35 like it takes you just as much time to
1:18:37 be a scammy [ __ ] is it does to like
1:18:40 start a real
1:18:48 business stick around we're running on
1:18:52 funny
1:18:54 all right I didn't know you do meetups
1:18:56 in person that's awesome we'll be there
1:18:58 awesome yeah I the uh the the Meetup for
1:19:01 the salon are in person in Denver and
1:19:05 then anyone outside of Denver you can
1:19:07 just join on on the zoom or it's a
1:19:09 Google meet um but but sign up on the
1:19:12 Meetup and uh the information for the
1:19:15 the next meeting is this coming Tuesday
1:19:17 and we've got five of our members are
1:19:19 going to be talking about projects
1:19:20 they're working on and then we we talk
1:19:22 about we just we like introduce
1:19:23 ourselves and talk about what people are
1:19:25 talking about talk about some news items
1:19:27 like there were some some big news like
1:19:30 I'll definitely be talking about
1:19:32 idiogram and I'll be talking about um
1:19:36 the uh you know GPT 3.5 fine tuning just
1:19:41 there's a bunch of stuff has
1:19:43 happened um Kyle if you cut class short
1:19:47 we we can all get in a nap I know I need
1:19:50 to what time is it it's 9:30 I I'll go
1:19:52 till like 10:00
1:19:53 cuz I got to I was up I was up really
1:19:56 late last night I did I think the live
1:19:59 last night was three and a half hours
1:20:02 like Jesus it didn't feel like that like
1:20:06 when you're having fun you
1:20:08 know um I like how you manage the room
1:20:11 but mods can pin comments for you to
1:20:14 notice all right so we're going to
1:20:15 definitely do that so I I'm going to
1:20:17 reach out so if you're one of the
1:20:19 Irregulars and and you're you're willing
1:20:22 to mod just DM me and I'll set up like a
1:20:26 a call where we can we can get together
1:20:28 and talk about that and how it would
1:20:29 work cuz I don't like I don't want it to
1:20:31 be a pain in the ass and a burden but if
1:20:33 it can if it can make the the channel a
1:20:36 little more smooth and and less
1:20:38 frustrating I know it gets frustrating
1:20:40 cuz now I'm I'm now 99 Plus messages
1:20:43 behind so all of the new people are like
1:20:45 Kyle I've been telling you about a
1:20:47 problem I have and you haven't answered
1:20:49 me so uh I don't really get any value
1:20:52 out of this I mean I mean your little
1:20:53 funny jokes are like they were fun for
1:20:56 once but if you don't answer my question
1:20:58 then I don't know why I'm
1:21:03 here you
1:21:05 know
1:21:07 no answer me oh this is very frustrating
1:21:11 this is very frustrating why are people
1:21:14 here who who is does what are his
1:21:17 qualifications what are his
1:21:19 qualifications he says AI learning life
1:21:21 he hasn't talked about AI once what is
1:21:24 this you know those
1:21:27 people so so if we can make that
1:21:29 frustration a little less that would be
1:21:32 good Tobias will moderate for you
1:21:35 awesome that's great thank you Tobias
1:21:37 wait from the hot tub you can't moderate
1:21:39 from a hot tub Tobias that does no no
1:21:44 no if you're going to moderate you're
1:21:46 going to moderate we're we're not doing
1:21:47 we're not doing time Hot Tub Time
1:21:50 Machine hot tub AI machine
1:21:54 all right you can moderate from the hot
1:21:56 tub fine Fonzy will straighten out
1:21:59 [Laughter]
1:22:02 Chachi H are you threatening me turtle
1:22:05 turtle turtle hello Turtle what's your
1:22:09 name harsh harsh weed six harsh weed
1:22:12 three why three cuz harsh your harsh
1:22:17 weed one and two accounts got
1:22:20 banned that's pretty good uh how about
1:22:23 image to data entry yeah that's coming
1:22:27 EIG PCR off
1:22:29 t-shirts
1:22:32 EI EI i g y IG IG I
1:22:39 I
1:22:40 um yeah so
1:22:43 so Bing and Bard right now can see
1:22:47 images right so if you upload an image
1:22:49 to Bard or if you upload an image to
1:22:51 Bing you can say what's in this image
1:22:54 I'm pretty sure one or both of them can
1:22:57 OCR the text but I think they've both
1:22:59 got safety guard rails where they're
1:23:01 like we're not going to we've been told
1:23:03 not to OC our text but but you can OC
1:23:06 our text right so
1:23:10 um so it's a relative you could probably
1:23:12 do this in zappier right now where you
1:23:16 could build an automations to say I'm
1:23:18 going to upload an image of like a
1:23:21 handwritten form I'm I'm going to OCR it
1:23:24 and and if it's handwritten stuff I'm
1:23:25 going to use whatever library to OCR
1:23:28 that and then I'm going to figure out
1:23:30 what Fields I need and I'm going to
1:23:32 automatically you know dump the stuff
1:23:35 from this image into the appropriate
1:23:38 Fields yeah I I would think it's it's
1:23:41 probably worth you
1:23:45 checking
1:23:47 um where is
1:23:49 it futur
1:23:51 pedia.com
1:23:55 there is probably a handful of tools
1:23:58 that already do that image image to data
1:24:01 entry that that probably exists I I
1:24:04 would be surprised if it didn't that
1:24:06 that like that that feels like one of
1:24:08 those things that that you know people
1:24:10 using gpt2 gpt3 like all the precursors
1:24:14 you know um to before chat GPT all that
1:24:18 all the Technology's been there to be
1:24:19 able to do this stuff for a while so
1:24:21 that that feels like a use case that
1:24:23 probably exists already I was watching
1:24:25 tech TV the day two two Google execs
1:24:28 were announcing their new search engine
1:24:30 they laugh interesting yeah tech TV who
1:24:33 is that with what was his name not Leo
1:24:36 it was it Leo
1:24:37 aort on tech
1:24:43 TV um oh Tik Tok just jumped me to the
1:24:46 bottom I lost my place in the questions
1:24:49 oh this makes me silly this makes me
1:24:51 crazy
1:24:53 this is a minor bug you know what's a
1:24:55 real bug when someone steals your
1:24:56 content and Tik Tok doesn't give a [ __ ]
1:24:58 about it I've I've reported that account
1:25:01 now like a dozen times
1:25:04 nothing nothing nothing honey remember
1:25:08 that commercial the nut and honey
1:25:09 commercial thank you Robert I loves me
1:25:11 some donuts uh loved my compact black
1:25:14 and white laptop yeah remember the Apple
1:25:16 luggable laptop that was like an L an
1:25:19 LCD screen that was like this big it was
1:25:22 like the original Mac screen it was like
1:25:24 this big but the the luggable was like
1:25:26 this giant suitcase kind of
1:25:29 thing does not logging off chat GPT on
1:25:33 your mobile phone after using it slow
1:25:35 down access for
1:25:37 others oh does not logging off chat GPT
1:25:41 on your mobile phone slow down access
1:25:44 for others I don't think it
1:25:46 does I do not think it does I do not
1:25:50 think it does that's not even English is
1:25:52 it that's that's that's bad words some
1:25:54 people have a way with words other
1:25:56 people not have
1:25:58 way one of my favorite Steve Martin
1:26:01 jokes of all
1:26:06 time speaking of
1:26:13 which got you captive captive Steve
1:26:17 Martin some people have a way with words
1:26:21 some
1:26:24 let's
1:26:26 see this it little bit easy so million
1:26:33 six
1:26:37 Jesus just uhy which is all facts as
1:26:41 soon as you get out of school you forget
1:26:42 it all you know cuz it's just I don't
1:26:45 know where it is let's
1:26:47 see
1:26:49 um some people
1:27:10 oh come
1:27:15 on
1:27:18 [Music]
1:27:20 uh uh uh
1:27:25 yeah I don't know where it is anyway
1:27:27 that was a good one some people have a
1:27:29 away with words other people not have
1:27:32 way I guess you'd
1:27:35 say um Carol net started a theater
1:27:37 company oh that's right she did we
1:27:40 always have time and money for what's
1:27:42 most important to us
1:27:45 exactly why is there a watermelon there
1:27:51 where what was that in reference to wait
1:27:53 you got it in quotes who said that why
1:27:56 is there a watermelon there is that a
1:27:58 joke [ __ ] around we're in the [ __ ]
1:28:00 around and find out thing Kyle Shannon
1:28:03 writer Kyle Shannon is known for the
1:28:05 lunch rust
1:28:06 2017 Kyle Shannon actor is known for
1:28:09 here by the ocean 2012 uh Zach zero
1:28:13 pippens um the my acting resume and
1:28:17 writing resume that you've got there um
1:28:20 that's what's called a hallucination
1:28:23 those those do not exist and I have
1:28:25 never been in those I was in New Jack
1:28:27 City um I played the friend of a killer
1:28:30 in um America's Most Wanted I was on a
1:28:33 show called American inventor that was
1:28:35 like uh shark tank before Shark Tank
1:28:39 only lasted one
1:28:41 season
1:28:43 um trying to think what else lots of
1:28:45 plays I got one screenplay option but
1:28:48 nothing was ever made pi. a is
1:28:50 essentially an echo chamber if you're
1:28:52 not careful all of these things are kind
1:28:54 of an echo chamber if you're not careful
1:28:56 yeah pi. a is
1:28:59 um I feel like if you're having a
1:29:02 Humanities conversation with pi it's
1:29:04 really good if you're trying to find
1:29:08 kind of information about you know
1:29:10 something going on tonight in town it's
1:29:12 pretty good but it's a little chatty and
1:29:15 then if you're trying to get anything
1:29:16 done with pie it's just useless so yeah
1:29:21 absolutely the internet search I used
1:29:24 originally was dog pile I remember dog
1:29:27 pile tonius missed your
1:29:29 comment thonus until Kyle said it wait
1:29:34 thank you and turtle to heart love to
1:29:37 all our
1:29:38 regulars H
1:29:40 tonius you are y'all are funny which
1:29:43 podcast I don't know what I was talking
1:29:45 about David Shapiro is very good yeah he
1:29:48 is um the marketing AI show yes Vicki
1:29:52 that's correct Claud sensors too much
1:29:54 these all sensor too much if you if you
1:29:57 want to what's your name Enlightenment
1:29:59 live um if you want these things not to
1:30:02 hallucinate use uh start playing with
1:30:05 the the open source large language
1:30:08 models llama 2 or Co code llama
1:30:11 apparently apparently code llama just um
1:30:14 surpassed gp4 in a human eval I don't
1:30:16 know what the I didn't pay attention to
1:30:19 what task they were giving it but that's
1:30:22 the first time that I know of that any
1:30:23 open source model has exceeded gp4 at
1:30:28 anything so that's pretty
1:30:30 remarkable Claude tried to both sides me
1:30:33 about class war that's interesting I
1:30:35 made Claude cry that's awesome uh I can
1:30:38 finally write that kids book you can
1:30:40 absolutely write a kids book I'll tell
1:30:42 you these things for kids book books are
1:30:44 [ __ ] brilliant what what you can do
1:30:46 Evan is like super personalized books
1:30:49 right like take your kids name their
1:30:52 favorite subjects their topics a dream
1:30:55 they had anything pop it in there and
1:30:57 it'll incorporate it all it's amazing
1:31:00 and you know what could could even be
1:31:01 fun Evan is if it's about your kid or
1:31:04 someone you know
1:31:07 um work with them and and like have them
1:31:11 give you ideas in real time like write
1:31:13 the book in real time with them and let
1:31:15 them see how it does it and then go over
1:31:18 to Mid Journey or or you know stable
1:31:20 diffusion or whatever and make images
1:31:23 for the book I mean yeah you could do
1:31:24 all sorts of really fun stuff is this
1:31:27 you or AI masquerading as someone to
1:31:29 promote AI I could be GPT 5 but how will
1:31:33 you know you won't you're like but AI
1:31:36 isn't this good it's too quirky it's
1:31:38 quirky is it too
1:31:42 quirky maybe it's
1:31:45 possible it's possible I'm just a ruse
1:31:48 for the
1:31:50 industry the AI marketing Association
1:31:53 said huh we need a spokesperson we need
1:31:56 someone to get people really excited
1:31:58 about artificial intelligence who could
1:32:00 it be let's see someone who looks
1:32:03 remotely famous what if what if we got
1:32:06 someone that looked I don't know kind of
1:32:09 like Rosie o' Donald
1:32:11 but or Tom Arnold or like like fat Alec
1:32:18 Baldwin and then and then we had him not
1:32:21 really know anything about AI he he was
1:32:24 completely unqualified yeah that would
1:32:26 be good they wouldn't suspect it they
1:32:29 they'd listen to him he would engender
1:32:31 trust yes that's good that's good I like
1:32:33 it and that's how Elon Musk hired
1:32:42 [Music]
1:32:49 me all right I am clearly Punchy I'm a
1:32:54 little punch drunk I'm punch drunk you
1:32:56 know what I mean I'm a
1:33:00 little I don't know I don't know what
1:33:02 you doing with that cha P this cha
1:33:06 P it's one it's fancy computer thing I
1:33:09 can't said I don't like it I don't like
1:33:12 it at all I don't know what you people
1:33:14 are doing I don't know what you're
1:33:15 talking about I don't know why you're
1:33:18 here I don't either but you
1:33:21 know
1:33:24 you can make money
1:33:26 with h you
1:33:29 can what is the tool it's called the
1:33:33 easy button but it's golden signifying
1:33:38 money a lot of money with Chachi BT we
1:33:42 can do it we can do
1:33:43 it so exciting it's so exciting all
1:33:47 right are they only ebooks are we able
1:33:50 to copy them and paste them in into word
1:33:52 yeah Nancy the uh GPT author it just
1:33:55 generates a big giant pile yeah you can
1:33:57 copy and paste it you can do whatever
1:33:58 you want with
1:33:59 it are you talking about gp4 or a
1:34:02 plug-in for gp4 so GP oh yeah make it
1:34:05 rain thank you Winston oh yeah
1:34:09 um so GPT author is not a plugin for
1:34:13 chat gp4 it's actually just a script
1:34:17 that somebody wrote in Python I think I
1:34:19 think it's in a it's in a a Google
1:34:22 collab notebook so you you basically
1:34:24 just go search for it and then you you
1:34:26 take this notebook file and you run it
1:34:28 in Google collab and you hit play and it
1:34:30 just does its thing you got to put in
1:34:32 your um open AI API key and your stable
1:34:37 diffusion API key so it's a little geeky
1:34:39 to be able to do it but it's it's pretty
1:34:41 sck it's not it's not super complicated
1:34:44 and if you want to get curious about
1:34:46 this stuff there's you
1:34:47 know one of the things to do is start
1:34:50 pushing the boundaries of of where
1:34:52 you're comfortable being with technology
1:34:54 like that's my past year and a half has
1:34:57 been like getting back into the
1:35:00 technical [ __ ] because I've been a CEO
1:35:01 for a while and as as a CEO you just go
1:35:04 oh I've got people for that just go make
1:35:07 make it happen I just want it to work
1:35:10 you know do your technical thing so I've
1:35:12 been doing that for a while and so so
1:35:16 then I start looking at this this
1:35:18 generative AI [ __ ] and I'm like oh my
1:35:20 God I I I think think this is like the
1:35:23 next worldwide web holy [ __ ] [ __ ] I
1:35:25 need to learn this and then I go in and
1:35:28 I'm like I don't know anything anymore I
1:35:30 don't know how to do this anymore in
1:35:33 fact one of one of my big insights with
1:35:35 chat gbt I was I was doing some stuff
1:35:39 and it I I had it generate an email and
1:35:42 then I was like oh I'm going to send an
1:35:44 email in send grid and then when I did
1:35:47 the test email it looked like [ __ ] cuz
1:35:49 it wasn't formatted it was just the
1:35:51 words
1:35:52 and I'm like oh I just got to put it in
1:35:54 HTML and I'm like I haven't done HTML in
1:35:57 like 25 years I'm like I don't [ __ ]
1:36:00 know what to do anymore so I said hey
1:36:02 chat GPT can you make this look nice in
1:36:04 HTML and it said
1:36:07 sure and spit it out and I was like oh
1:36:10 [ __ ] this is wholly different this like
1:36:13 some this thing is different than
1:36:15 anything we've ever seen
1:36:17 before so but but yeah so I so if you
1:36:20 want to stretch your boundaries a bit um
1:36:22 go just go look up GPT author and and
1:36:25 learn how to launch and run a Google
1:36:29 collab
1:36:30 notebook and go run it it's pretty
1:36:33 cool uh we talking to chatty chatty bot
1:36:37 today we were discussing quantum physics
1:36:39 oh yeah was not
1:36:41 we um got around to the turtles or all
1:36:45 the way down
1:36:46 Paradox oh you know what we should do
1:36:48 whenever whenever I do an example now
1:36:51 I'll do I'll make sure all of our
1:36:53 examples are turtle related so that's
1:36:55 that's actually really important I think
1:36:57 for the for the
1:36:58 community uh why is Claude not
1:37:02 known he's right
1:37:05 there I don't know what do you mean by
1:37:07 that Jack Sun Young Jack Sun young
1:37:11 Jackson Jackson young or Jack Sun young
1:37:15 H
1:37:17 interesting
1:37:18 interesting well Jackson or is it
1:37:23 Jack you're sweating oh your swearing is
1:37:27 so tacky buddy oh yeah I know I forgot
1:37:29 to tell people I swear a lot it's okay
1:37:30 you don't have to be here I just I swear
1:37:33 it's what I do I don't you know you can
1:37:35 leave it's listen there's there's so
1:37:40 much tacky about me just just you should
1:37:44 go you should go it's like it's like
1:37:47 quasi talented quasi
1:37:50 technical quas funny quasi interesting
1:37:54 you know quasi
1:37:57 quaffed and I cuss so yeah I I would
1:38:01 imagine I'm a disappointment for you so
1:38:03 that's that's I would definitely not be
1:38:06 here um she coined a new word the Horton
1:38:11 verse that's good she also called me a
1:38:14 master of philosophy of philosophy and
1:38:17 children's literature it's good I love
1:38:20 this thank you fraen fraen fraen wait oh
1:38:25 froto froo dendrin froto dendrin 10 out
1:38:29 of 10 on the name uh well no I'll give
1:38:32 you a 9.5 here's so name 10 out of 10
1:38:37 execution 9.5 out of 10 cuz with all the
1:38:40 lowercase letters if you
1:38:44 just uh capitalize the second D so froto
1:38:49 capital D dendrin 10 out of 10 that
1:38:53 because it would make it easier to know
1:38:54 what it was because there's too many
1:38:56 syllables in it fro do frodd fraad like
1:39:02 you don't know what to say but if it was
1:39:03 Frodo capd dendrin 10 out of 10 solid
1:39:06 but anyway glad you liking this because
1:39:09 what's his name up here who is the one
1:39:11 Glen Gary not enjoying not enjoying the
1:39:15 lab he said this doesn't seem like any
1:39:18 lab I've ever been in where's the white
1:39:21 coat
1:39:22 and by the way what is with this
1:39:24 swearing it's a little
1:39:26 tacky so yeah so but anyway froto
1:39:30 dendron solid oh and you sent me a heart
1:39:32 thank
1:39:35 you froto dendrin became number 70
1:39:38 member number 74 on the team thank you
1:39:40 that's awesome stability AI is really
1:39:42 nailing it on image editing features in
1:39:45 my opinion yeah well so what stability
1:39:47 AI did that's that's super cool is that
1:39:50 they open source all all their models so
1:39:53 the developer Community every time they
1:39:54 dump something out the develop developer
1:39:57 community pounces on it and so there's
1:39:59 just all this
1:40:01 development it's amazing that um Mid
1:40:04 Journey still has the lead they have but
1:40:06 I don't I don't think they're going to
1:40:07 have it long they're they're they're an
1:40:09 11 person company and the CEO's a bit of
1:40:15 a he's a he's he's a bit of a cuckoo um
1:40:19 I have a feeling I have a feeling
1:40:21 Google's going to come out swinging and
1:40:22 I think you're right Rudy I think
1:40:24 stability AI is going to do something
1:40:26 good and I
1:40:28 heard this might have just been like
1:40:30 Twitter rumor [ __ ] but I heard that
1:40:34 um open ai's got some uh some image
1:40:37 generating thing that's supposedly like
1:40:40 mind-blowingly good so we'll see cuz
1:40:43 Dolly sucks so I hope they have
1:40:45 something good behind the scenes cuz
1:40:47 dolly is poo poo discussing quantum
1:40:50 physics with pii I'm going to try that
1:40:53 quisp that was it Robert Rossy Robert
1:40:55 rossy's a gen xer oh kicks was the other
1:40:58 one yes kicks and
1:41:01 quisp yes
1:41:06 yes kicks was also
1:41:09 disappointing taste-wise
1:41:14 cereal kicks
1:41:17 cereal let me get the box I want to see
1:41:19 the Box yeah there you go yeah yeah that
1:41:23 mhm mhm that was
1:41:26 it all right I have friends that swear
1:41:30 and friends that don't but all my new
1:41:32 friends must
1:41:37 swear Winston's in the club Winston's in
1:41:41 the
1:41:42 club listen honest to God in in in in as
1:41:46 as [ __ ] toxic and poisonous as our
1:41:50 current
1:41:52 Society is and our our political
1:41:55 discourse is I feel like swearing is the
1:41:57 [ __ ] least of our problem how about
1:42:00 we all swear and show a little empathy
1:42:03 for one another and care for one another
1:42:05 and try to support one another like
1:42:07 that's what this channel is about not
1:42:09 the swearing swearing is just a
1:42:10 byproduct of me being an
1:42:12 idiot but how about we like connect as
1:42:15 humans and say oh you got an idea here
1:42:18 let me help you with that oh you want to
1:42:20 learn that can yeah let's do that you
1:42:22 want to do something together what if we
1:42:24 did that again rather than pH is there
1:42:26 something else I can help with yeah stop
1:42:28 listening to me and stop talking to me
1:42:30 I'm sorry I'm afraid I can't do
1:42:32 that
1:42:35 Siri I I get so I get so epiplectic that
1:42:38 Siri tries to save
1:42:44 me swearing isn't the
1:42:48 problem lack of empathy is a real [ __ ]
1:42:51 fcking issue right
1:42:52 now how about we're less [ __ ] to one
1:42:55 another how about
1:43:06 that talk about cereal from the 90s talk
1:43:09 about
1:43:10 turtles occasionally talk about Ai and
1:43:13 be nice to one another that's what I'm
1:43:14 going
1:43:17 for and yeah I'm going to
1:43:20 swear
1:43:22 I don't swear when I'm talking to my
1:43:23 Pharma clients sometimes I
1:43:26 do if I got all
1:43:31 excited quisp UF UFO cereal yes Twix is
1:43:36 caramel shortbread covered in delicious
1:43:37 chocolate oh I know Nancy I like me some
1:43:41 some Twix Twix peanut butter is is is my
1:43:44 jam by the
1:43:46 way
1:43:48 um I grew up in in p ucky south central
1:43:52 Pennsylvania and you could always get
1:43:56 vanilla ice cream with peanut butter in
1:43:57 it without chocolate chips just vanilla
1:44:00 and peanut butter I'm living in Denver
1:44:02 you can't get it anywhere else in the
1:44:04 country what the [ __ ] is with that
1:44:06 vanilla ice cream and peanut butter
1:44:08 swirl is [ __ ] delicious so whatever
1:44:11 conspiracy theories going on from the
1:44:13 chocolate cabal that's like you got to
1:44:14 put chocolate chips in the vanilla and
1:44:16 peanut butter [ __ ] that's just
1:44:19 wrong just wrong
1:44:27 yes that's AI related yes it is AI
1:44:30 related they must swear like the turtles
1:44:33 never heard of it quisp yes I had to run
1:44:35 to my phone to answer my fave Silver Fox
1:44:38 see I thought you meant Trix cereal and
1:44:41 Twix candy I well this is why so so now
1:44:44 we know why we're so confused there was
1:44:46 tricks Twix kicks and
1:44:49 quisp those four they were in a
1:44:52 trademark
1:44:55 Fiesta loved quisp wow um if you have
1:44:59 Kyle Shannon and Pastor you you've made
1:45:02 it to
1:45:06 celebrity oh good
1:45:09 lord uh I'm not your
1:45:12 impostor someone I bet the impostor is
1:45:14 in here I bet the impostor is hanging
1:45:19 out just in Joy being called a dick
1:45:38 hole he's definitely here yeah I know he
1:45:42 is I think they try to make money from
1:45:44 crypto yeah he's definitely a crypto bro
1:45:47 for
1:45:47 sure he is definitely a crypto bro cuz
1:45:50 that's it's such a it's such a crypt bro
1:45:52 kind of hack right like that's that's
1:45:54 how all they scam everyone's money is
1:45:56 they'll you know they'll copy websites
1:45:59 and they'll copy um hey we got a big
1:46:02 mint coming you know come mint here and
1:46:05 then you go mint there and they drain
1:46:06 your [ __ ] wallet it's it's it's it's
1:46:08 a total Crypt bro kind of mechanic
1:46:16 right it you know it's one of the
1:46:18 [ __ ] drags about blockchain and
1:46:20 crypto though is that there's so much of
1:46:22 that [ __ ] that like they you know
1:46:25 they they are in a well-deserved timeout
1:46:27 sitting in the [ __ ] corner with you
1:46:29 know low market caps for all that stuff
1:46:31 because they're just a bunch of idiots
1:46:33 not all of them right there's some good
1:46:35 projects in there some really good
1:46:36 projects in there but like people like
1:46:40 you know my little my little buddy AI
1:46:44 learning
1:46:47 lab gives them all a bad name it's
1:46:50 happening into quite a few channels yeah
1:46:52 I'm sure he clearly hasn't got your
1:46:55 talent and and
1:46:58 seen hi my name's Kyle Shannon some
1:47:02 people think I'm not real they think I'm
1:47:04 an
1:47:05 AI it's possible what do you think
1:47:09 talented oh
1:47:14 no it
1:47:19 it
1:47:21 yeah I don't know I don't know could he
1:47:24 do that I don't think so but you know
1:47:27 what he's probably doing he's probably
1:47:28 recording these and then he's going to
1:47:30 turn them into videos and stick them up
1:47:31 as new content on his channel and then
1:47:33 at some point Tik tok's going to tell me
1:47:35 I'm the [ __ ]
1:47:39 imposter it's probably going to
1:47:42 happen oh God what a pain
1:47:45 whatever I missed a three yeah the the
1:47:48 the class that you slept through ao's
1:47:50 wife was three and A2
1:47:53 hours this isn't much of a class tonight
1:47:56 I'm not teaching much I'm just sort of
1:47:57 rambling rambling love this shame it's 5
1:48:00 in the morning oh I'm so sorry this is
1:48:02 not an exit by the way 9.5 out of 10 on
1:48:04 the name I like it this is not an exit
1:48:08 solid uh joker I'm a mod I will DM
1:48:11 awesome that's great Joker
1:48:15 um this role play is why I joined oh is
1:48:18 this role play is am I doing cosplay I
1:48:20 need a costume if I'm going to do
1:48:22 cosplay do I have anything here I can
1:48:23 cosplay with I could do
1:48:29 like you know like a little little
1:48:32 redneck down in the bou well although
1:48:34 this is Colorado Colorado whiskey isn't
1:48:37 that a cool
1:48:38 bottle and look I got a baby one
1:48:42 too a little baby a little
1:48:46 baby and they're still sealed are they
1:48:50 yeah
1:48:53 they're from like the 60s Evan what are
1:48:55 your
1:48:56 qualifications tell me Mr Shannon good
1:48:59 day sir um uh by by chance would you be
1:49:03 uh so kind as to share your
1:49:06 qualifications my qualifications for
1:49:08 what yeah for what you do here for the
1:49:12 uh the the lab for for example you know
1:49:15 as as a researcher I I assume I'm not a
1:49:18 researcher but but it's called the lab
1:49:20 right so so you're what exactly are your
1:49:23 qualific I'm very curious you seem to be
1:49:25 an enigma to me I just trying to figure
1:49:30 out um why I spend time here it's just
1:49:33 it's would like to know if uh if this is
1:49:35 going to be worth my time at at any
1:49:38 point and
1:49:40 U go go on no Ser Ser I would love to
1:49:44 hear I'm I'm just a
1:49:46 guy it's very clever it's very clever
1:49:50 very I just was curious you know a as a
1:49:53 as a member of the lab I you know
1:49:54 perhaps I could speak to management uh
1:49:57 understand really more about what the
1:49:58 lab's about what the what what what what
1:50:00 you've accomplished uh the papers you've
1:50:02 published
1:50:03 perhaps would be
1:50:06 fantastic all right and theme and theme
1:50:09 could the scammer do that oh
1:50:11 no no
1:50:15 no scammer's probably a dweeb nut that
1:50:17 can't make eye
1:50:19 contact qualified Professor exactly
1:50:22 Nancy very qualified and I'm a professor
1:50:25 of I'll I'll have chat GPT make me a
1:50:28 certificate at some point it's going to
1:50:30 be solid who is Sam felonius the
1:50:34 bear um those are swell people that hang
1:50:36 out they're they're
1:50:40 Irregulars thanks for the info and the
1:50:42 bookwriting stuff it was very helpful
1:50:44 and I will be going to sleep so good
1:50:46 night good night cyber zero you're
1:50:47 probably Way Gone I'm 99 questions
1:50:50 behind there's 93 people in here so
1:50:53 there's like I don't know a lot of
1:50:54 people who don't know what this is and
1:50:56 why I'm acting like this uh my name's
1:50:58 Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab
1:51:00 I am not qualified uh it is not a lab it
1:51:03 is a home office um and uh we like to
1:51:06 have fun here we like to talk AI if you
1:51:08 have questions about AI pop in the
1:51:09 comments below I get very far behind
1:51:12 which I am right now and what time is it
1:51:14 it's 10:05 I'm GNA go you know what I'm
1:51:16 going to do I'm going to jump to the
1:51:18 bottom because I'm so far behind I can't
1:51:21 make eye contact it's called autism oh I
1:51:23 know in our family we call it touch of
1:51:25 theism we've got Zach's got a touch of
1:51:28 theism uh I think we're four I think
1:51:31 we're four for four adhders in the
1:51:34 family got a got at least one touch of
1:51:36 the tism in the
1:51:38 family and uh you know
1:51:41 just you know neuros spicy we're neuros
1:51:44 spicies I think I think that's part of
1:51:46 the irregular it's part of the charm
1:51:48 part of the charm here is you know that
1:51:53 stuff all right so I jump to the bottom
1:51:56 and I am GNA just go back a little bit
1:51:58 answer a few more questions and then
1:52:00 we're going to get on out of here wax
1:52:02 your nostril hairs yo oh man I need
1:52:06 someone was going to talk about my
1:52:07 nostril hairs yo all right an non
1:52:12 nare sheez man way to bring a party
1:52:17 down
1:52:19 fine wax your nostril hairs get a life
1:52:24 um something start frosting wait
1:52:26 something start
1:52:28 frosting the live on my side I'm alone I
1:52:32 don't know what frosting the live means
1:52:34 you mean it's like freezing oh freezing
1:52:36 it's probably freezing I'm sorry I'm
1:52:39 afraid I'm sorry Dave I'm afraid I can't
1:52:41 do
1:52:42 that
1:52:45 sorry a non nare sorry sorry
1:52:49 for
1:52:51 just just make an offensive statement to
1:52:53 someone and they're like oh sorry man I
1:52:54 didn't mean it yeah whatever I was just
1:52:56 [ __ ]
1:52:59 around listen I'm 58 of course I'm going
1:53:02 to have hairs growing out of [ __ ]
1:53:03 everywhere I I deal with them
1:53:05 occasionally and then they grow again
1:53:07 cuz I you just just [ __ ] happens you hit
1:53:10 a certain age and just [ __ ] hairs are
1:53:12 everywhere what are you going to do what
1:53:14 AI platform could I use to speak to
1:53:17 prospects via text
1:53:20 not
1:53:22 speech
1:53:24 um I would go to Future
1:53:49 pedia.com
1:53:51 dozens of companies that are doing uh
1:53:54 text chat Bots cuz there were there were
1:53:56 hundreds of companies that were doing
1:53:58 text like SMS chat Bots before and so
1:54:02 now that we've got GPT sitting behind it
1:54:04 um thanks steo now that we got GPT
1:54:07 sitting behind it um there there's going
1:54:09 to be all sorts of uh all sorts of
1:54:12 companies doing that yes the images not
1:54:14 the comments um Captain Crunch rules yes
1:54:19 less [ __ ] please and thank you more
1:54:21 empathy for everyone yes jrc yes Kyle's
1:54:24 being mean to Siri Siri interrupted
1:54:28 me Siri tried to mansplain to me I'm the
1:54:31 one that does the
1:54:33 mansplaining I'm the one that does the
1:54:35 mansplaining not
1:54:37 Siri not
1:54:39 Siri she can't tell me what to
1:54:42 do no C in Colorado oh cool peanut
1:54:47 butter is the jam he said oh did that
1:54:50 was good that was comedy accidental
1:54:52 comedy is the best isn't it can the
1:54:54 scammer attack another account after you
1:54:57 banned it can the scammer attack another
1:55:00 account after you banned it well I don't
1:55:03 know that the scammer can attack an I
1:55:06 don't think the scammer is attacking
1:55:07 accounts I think what the scammer is
1:55:09 doing is looking like me having people
1:55:12 follow it so he gains credibility and
1:55:16 then he's having personal
1:55:18 conversations and gaining people's trust
1:55:21 this is social engineering is what he's
1:55:23 doing he's saying hey I want to help you
1:55:25 out man and someone's like oh Kyle
1:55:28 reached out to me that's really cool
1:55:29 he's like I want to help you out and
1:55:31 then hey you know what I could
1:55:33 do [ __ ] you and take your
1:55:37 money like God damn
1:55:42 it Cookie Crisp oh my God I loved Cookie
1:55:46 Crisp says peanut butter and jelly
1:55:48 sandwiches just jam on bread
1:55:50 I love peanut butter and jelly
1:55:52 sandwiches still love peanut butter and
1:55:53 it's GIF by the way not Skippy you
1:55:55 Skippy weirdos you're probably the PC
1:55:59 people here's here's the thing GIF
1:56:00 people are probably Apple people Skippy
1:56:03 people are PC
1:56:04 people if you're a Skippy person I'm
1:56:07 sorry for your loss it's just not as
1:56:09 good it's not I don't know I don't know
1:56:14 what makes you think it's anywhere in
1:56:16 the neighborhood of GIF but you're wrong
1:56:21 it's at least you know you're wrong
1:56:24 right all right Among Us is a nice
1:56:27 impostor hunting game oh yeah and
1:56:30 there's one of the nft projects that I'm
1:56:32 in um one of the founders of it has got
1:56:34 a game that's that's uh a knockoff of
1:56:38 Among Us that's pretty cool text back ai
1:56:41 ai assist meor reach. Thelonius helping
1:56:45 helping some others out that's super
1:56:46 cool can you get more than one scammer
1:56:48 on the same account
1:56:50 can you get well sure so right now he's
1:56:54 he's
1:56:56 created he's
1:56:58 created AI L learning lab right where
1:57:03 there's two L's in front of learning he
1:57:05 could put two L's in front of lab he
1:57:07 could do
1:57:09 aii learning
1:57:12 lab like there's so many combinations of
1:57:14 this you could do A1 learning lab AI one
1:57:20 instead of the L learning lab he there's
1:57:22 all sorts of [ __ ] he could
1:57:24 do so yeah unfortunately I don't I I
1:57:29 unless we can somehow I don't know I
1:57:32 don't know maybe he'll get bored maybe
1:57:34 he'll realize that I'm just an idiot
1:57:36 and I don't know I don't know why I was
1:57:40 targeted I don't know
1:57:42 why they they they got what some
1:57:44 criteria it could just be a math thing
1:57:46 you know I hit a certain amount of
1:57:48 followers and it could just be a math
1:57:50 thing above a certain amount of
1:57:52 followers he's probably got scripts that
1:57:54 just every time I post something it
1:57:56 scrapes my site dumps it to his site so
1:58:00 you know there's a spy at the airport
1:58:02 your job find him exactly I think I'm
1:58:04 chatting with Kyle Shan on Avatar chat
1:58:06 GPT 5 exactly that hair cannot be AI
1:58:10 generated exactly you can't there's too
1:58:12 many directions this is this is the sure
1:58:14 giveaway that this is human Kyle
1:58:16 hroom um okay I'm leaving wait uh Dr J
1:58:20 the trs8 I'm not sure if it had the Dual
1:58:22 floppy disc or not I know it was Heavy
1:58:25 my trs8 is in my seventh grade math
1:58:28 class had dual floppies dual
1:58:31 floppies system on one data on the other
1:58:34 we were baller man none of that cassette
1:58:38 [ __ ] linear media linear media for
1:58:42 Random Access computers never made any
1:58:44 sense to
1:58:45 me you needed the floppy man floppy was
1:58:49 where it was at
1:58:50 the young people like what the [ __ ] are
1:58:52 they talking
1:58:55 about all right listen um this has been
1:58:58 fantastic well it's been fun listen I I
1:59:00 was a little tired tonight I know I
1:59:02 didn't talk a lot about Ai and and I got
1:59:04 I got a little rammy with the people
1:59:05 talking about my nose hair uh but you
1:59:08 know um my first was a trs8 at ate my
1:59:12 dissertation oh that
1:59:15 sucks but good night everybody night
1:59:17 Tobias tonius Dr J Joker sherbear
1:59:22 Firefly Milo's wife Winston steo peace
1:59:27 out dude night sherbear night lunatick
1:59:31 Nancy all right
1:59:33 everybody it's a Romper Room just
1:59:36 calling everyone I I see jrc and ozm I
1:59:41 see Emilio's wife I see
1:59:44 Vicky
1:59:46 m828 peace out everybody good night to
1:59:49 guys
1:59:51 good morning yeah it's 5 in the morning
1:59:53 this is not an exit this is the exit
1:59:57 peace
1:59:58 out