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

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1. 0:27welcome everybody happy Sunday night night Sunday night in the air learning lab was shaking what's going down got some lunar energy
2. 0:37tonight wave functions hey Dr J what's happening okay farmer what's happening popcorn or nachos all right happy Sunday night
3. 0:51capping white was shaking I say capping like that cuz of capping crunch oh theone is in the first 10 you're a
4. 1:10rockstar oh man oh user 72648 3625 n oh and when when Workshop I this weekend this weekend was I painted the front well sanded and
5. 1:25painted the front porch sanded and painted the back for porch part of the fence that I had that wasn't finished
6. 1:32for like a year and a half and then went to Costco on a Sunday so my weekend was full of physical labor
7. 1:42um I'm going to get to it before the end of the end of the month although what we're at the end of the month aren't
8. 1:49we I've got a uh I get I'll get to it this week I've got a um a speaking gig on Wednesday speaking to a big Pharma
9. 2:02company about Ai and why it's fantastic Tobias is awall he's actually in the hot tub oh that's rough you got
10. 2:11to give him crap for that Costco on a Sunday crazy man I know right all right coffee uh peach peach Seltzer it's just it's like it's all
11. 2:23boring lately I just I it's a I just I'm in a I'm in a I'm in a uh bage rut but it's fine I like it all right oh holy crap got a lot of
12. 2:36people in here welcome everybody uh my name's Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab uh we talk about AI stuff
13. 2:42in here I try to answer as many questions as I can I like to have fun we we sing we dance we got a bunch of
14. 2:48people that hang out in here called the Irregulars cuz they have issues um but they're awesome um Let me let me
15. 2:58show you you all something here all right this thing right here so what I put up on the screen is if you're new to the world of
16. 3:10AI if you're like tired of hearing about it and everyone's like what's going on with the hair good Lord sorry I also
17. 3:16talk a lot about the hair cuz it just I don't know I'm just not happy with it what are you going to do but I got some
18. 3:22so that's good um if you're new to this AI stuff I know it's annoying I know it feels overhyped and like the the people
19. 3:30that you know that are into it you're like oh shut up about it already and then the people that you know that are
20. 3:34afraid of it you're like well it's I don't think it's going to kill us right like we're good right here's what you
21. 3:40should do just go there chat. open.com that's the chat GPT website and just start playing listen if you want you can
22. 3:47hang out and listen to me talk if my voice bugs you just mute it just go there and it's just a it'll you sign up
23. 3:54for an account it's just a box just like a Google box and you just type [ __ ] into it if you don't know how to type into it
24. 4:01go to that document prompt. chat that's going to teach you how to talk to these things they're they're incredibly
25. 4:09profound tools that are a little janky right now they're janky because we're early so uh my background is I'm an
26. 4:16entrepreneur I've started 12 or 15 companies I was an entrepreneur in the early days of the worldwide web so I
27. 4:21started company called agency.com which was one of the first digital agencies and the early days of the
28. 4:28web very this this AI stuff is very very reminiscent of the early days of the web in in many many many ways the difference
29. 4:38here is that this stuff is way more profound and it's moving way more quickly so uh as much as the worldwide
30. 4:45web changed everything you know from the 9s you know through through today this stuff's going to be even more profound so go do that um let
31. 4:57me all right so for the rest of y'all so if you haven't tried anything go there go there now just do that so the rest of
32. 5:05y'all if you played with chat GPT let me let me uh share some other things and feel free to screenshot this stuff um
33. 5:13Claude and Bing are the these three this little triumvirate are are kind of the three of these chat GP like things I use
34. 5:20on a pretty regular basis Claude you can put really long prompts in and it's got long memory so if you ever get
35. 5:25frustrated at chat GPT that it forgets [ __ ] occasionally cla's much better it's got a it's got um I don't know 10
36. 5:3520 it's much it's it's a lot it's got 100,000 tokens so 75,000 words you can put in a prompt for Claude Bing is
37. 5:46Microsoft's version of chat GPT uh it's based on GPT 4 it's connected to the internet it can make images it's pretty
38. 5:52good okay some other ones to look around at uh Bard is Google's entry into this space perplexity doai is good for research labs.
39. 6:05perplexity is they're hosting meta llama 2 and code llama models so that's cool Pi is chatty GPT if you want to talk to
40. 6:14chat GPT a chat GPT like thing that's piie um not fun if you're trying to get [ __ ] done but if you want to have a
41. 6:21conversation it's really really good and then po has got a bot maker and all sorts of cool [ __ ] okay now what else
42. 6:30images you want to play with images screenshot this mid Journey's the big boy right now I I think they're going to
43. 6:35be unseated in the next four months but right now they're the best um yesterday um I added this one to the list idiogram or or
44. 6:49ideogram I think it's idiogram I don't know um this is a large Lang or this is a a diffusion image generation model that does text really
45. 7:00well like text within an image like make a billboard with this particular word on it it'll do that um and in
46. 7:08fact that image was created by it and so was that one and so was that one and so was that one so it's pretty something now it's
47. 7:22brand spank and new they do not have an API their Discord is still has that new car smell um but that's that's id. a so if
48. 7:34you haven't played with the stuff that's a really good one to go to Leonardo and clip drop are sitting on
49. 7:40top of stable diffusion promptbook this open art. a thing that'll teach you how to talk to these things and then future
50. 7:46P.O that's a big old pile of uh links to different AI applications okay so so welcome in everyone if you have
51. 7:55questions comments pop them in the uh in the comments below I'll talk about them there is a drag kind of a thing happening where we've got a
52. 8:04scammer um so this flaming [ __ ] um stole all my videos and has a channel called that with two L's in front of the
53. 8:14word learning and is um getting people to subscribe and then reaching out to them and trying to sell them on uh
54. 8:22multi-level marketing crypto [ __ ] so I'm upset I have reported it I've now pinned a video I made a video this
55. 8:31afternoon about this situation I've pinned it to my account um I I I'm I'm being kind of shadowbanned whenever I
56. 8:40whenever I launch a video lately it it goes very quickly to 200 and then after 200 it gets about 10 views an hour I
57. 8:49have a feeling that's because I've got a scammer account that's got similar content and so something's up anyway
58. 8:56I've reported this a bunch I don't if you know any thing if you're someone trying to sell me [ __ ] about you know I can protect
59. 9:06your account I'm not interested I don't give two shits about that if if you know how to deal with this uh without selling
60. 9:12me some Services uh just let me know uh any any help would be great okay so that's that um so let's jump in let me
61. 9:21let me see what folks have posted as we're as we're hopping in here today happy Sunday night everybody chaos generation you are not late we
62. 9:34just started just started you're like the third comment in there um okay I I'm in the first 10an unfortunately I'm old enough to remember
63. 9:45that Captain Crunch hey Kyle one Workshop I know I know I need some peanut butter Captain Crunch I know it
64. 9:52was good and then you know crunchberries you know they jumped the shark when they did the full box of crunch berries cuz
65. 9:59when you when you ate Captain Crunch with crunchberries I think what we all thought was why don't they just sell a
66. 10:05box of the crunchberries but it was the it was the rareness of the crunchberries that made them special when you got a
67. 10:12whole box of crunchberries it was too sweet even for me oh good lordy god lord lord lord lord lord you're trying to make
68. 10:24gasoline Su buddy hey everyone wow so many already I know but now we're down to 54 again like it went to 194 and then
69. 10:33just dropped back down so I don't know what happened there oh they probably saw me that's what it was okay 60 minutes
70. 10:40out of story on AI tonight scammers using it on old people yeah well I assume is that like they're synthesizing
71. 10:45like their daughter's voice that's a that's a [ __ ] show MH I didn't see that piece but I know that's that story was around like a
72. 10:56month ago so it seems like that's about the time 60 Minutes would cover it do you think people are treating chat
73. 11:03GPT like we did software back in the day I don't quite know what you mean by that [Music] um I don't quite know what you mean
74. 11:14where where it's like this foreign thing and they don't know what to do with it if it's that definitely and you know
75. 11:21it's it's very much like the early days of the web where you had a diverse set of um enthusiasts hang
76. 11:33on let me flip my flip my cameras let me flip my cameras and let's get back to the pretty AI learning lab picture it's
77. 11:41so pretty it's so pretty it looks just like a little Lobby it's nice it's so nice oh we were talking about Eddie Murphy Last
78. 11:52Night Eddie why you wash your Dicky in the sink oh oh um but but but yeah so early days of of the web you had this group of
79. 12:07really diverse enthusiasts who were like oh this web thing's really cool and they were trying to tell everyone about it
80. 12:12and people were like what what's the web what are you talking about you can click on things what and then all of a sudden it got all hypey
81. 12:24and like in 97 98 and 99 just everyone's like you got to be in the web you just you got an idea I'll give you $20
82. 12:31million like everyone's on crack it's just stupid and I feel like the AI stuff's a bit like that now but it
83. 12:38really hasn't the AI stuff hasn't really hit hit its frothy its frothiness yet as as as overhyped as it seems it's it's
84. 12:47not nearly as crazy as like the like late 98 into 99 that that was stupid I think this is going to get stupid really quick probably next
85. 12:57year um but yeah I think people are trying to figure out how to use this stuff and and you know part of the
86. 13:02problem is this is this is similar to the early days of the web too is like the Enthusiast the enthusiasts could see past the
87. 13:10limitations regular people can't right same thing here like in this channel I'm like yeah it's got limitations but use
88. 13:18it anyway like play with it anyway um but people who are used to software that's functional look at this
89. 13:29stuff and they're like um is it me or is this a steaming pile of [ __ ] um but I don't know if that's what
90. 13:37you're asking so clarify that question and I'll do my best to answer you should check out bensur you said that last
91. 13:44night all right I'll go look at it if this is some multi-level marketing thing I'll be cranky all right bit and sore the the you're
92. 13:57probably the uh you're probably the guy that scammed the site internet scale machine learning sounds interesting it's a weird
93. 14:17name build white paper Academia wallet well it's clearly new they got a pretty picture um yeah I don't know what it is open S oh
94. 14:32it's a protocol Powers a decentralized blockchain what decentralized blockchain oh machine Learning Network oh okay I got it yeah that
95. 14:48that's that's a cool idea I mean it's this is a bit more um infrastructur than I kind of deal with on this channel but but that's
96. 14:57super cool if the when they put an application layer on top of this um it like this kind of stuff sounds
97. 15:06sounds important and especially with the open source large language models they're going to need infrastructure
98. 15:12like this so that sounds kind of cool it just at first glance I don't know if it's real but there's not
99. 15:19there's not a ton if you're a developer that would probably be an interesting project to play with if you're a
100. 15:23business person it feels a little early feels a little early how's chaty PT going sir uh it's going okay it's going okay it's
101. 15:37what my experience with these large language models has has pretty consistently been it's really easy to get them to get you
102. 15:49to 80% of whatever you want it's much harder to get you to 90 or 95% of what you want and it's it's essentially impossible to get you to
103. 16:00100% of what you want so so so what I've been trying to balance is which tool do I use so the reason I've got these
104. 16:10three plus these four is that they all have some uh they all have something that I like but there's not one of them that has everything
105. 16:24um and that's that's why that's why I'm kind of playing with with a bunch of them right now and and what you have to balance is do I
106. 16:34put do I put 3 hours into getting the prompt just right so it generates what I want or do I just say [ __ ] it the
107. 16:42prompts good enough to get me to 80% and I'll take it over the Finish Line I've been leaning more toward the ladder
108. 16:50so so it's going good but it's but it's just you know really understanding that um that these things are it's it's early days what just
109. 17:04happens oh keynote keynote just decided it wanted to sync with some other version of that file hold please cuz I changed something wait what
110. 17:14do I want to do I want to do this one keep one okay is that right did I do good sort of yeah okay all right okay enough comedy
111. 17:27jokes because I am a wild and czy Guy wow Tik tock not letting me screenshot are you Casey are you on a um
112. 17:41Samsung if you are there seems to be a Samsung issue I don't know if it's my channel explicitly cuz some of the
113. 17:47Samsung said it was my channel and not other ones so uh if you are in a Samsung one one thing you can can do is you back out of the
114. 17:59lives go go back to your timeline where this is still on the live and you can screenshot then so if you want to if you
115. 18:07want I assume you want to screenshot these things um hold well yeah you can just screenshot that so pop out into your timeline so
116. 18:19you can still see this I think you can screenshot there it's just not it's when you're in the lives you can't and then here's this
117. 18:33one and then here the picture ones I think everyone everything's there you'll need to zoom in on that mid Journey ideogram
118. 18:45AI Leonardo and clipd drop. all right uh we still can't screenshot either is it all all it must be all it's a
119. 19:00security policy with Samsung what's the security policy it's your [ __ ] phone why can't you screenshot something on
120. 19:08your phone that's the most bizarre thing I've ever heard weird evening lunatick what's happening welcome welcome welcome
121. 19:22uh let's keep the turtle love alive because I like turtles [Laughter] are you saying that turtles have no importance oh turtles have all the
122. 19:34importance um Tik Tok jump me to the bottom hang on a second I'm going to jump up and try to catch up to where I
123. 19:41was in the questions by the way if you're new here um I do like to try to answer all the questions that leads to a
124. 19:49situation and the situation is I get really behind on questions and then people that come in new they're like
125. 19:54he's not answering my questions when is he going to answer my questions and that's exactly what they sound like they
126. 20:00all sound like that cuz they record videos saying that and send them to me it's exactly what they sound like he didn't answer my question
127. 20:11yet a lot of Tantrums in here the Irregulars they're not okay they're irregular so that happens so just know
128. 20:21that know that I will get to your question eventually unless I don't in which case you can yell at me and [ __ ]
129. 20:28shame me cuz shame is my love language so you can get to me you can do it good but if you're an uncreative troll I
130. 20:35don't give two shits creative trolls those I like and what's that look like you're like but Kyle what does a creative troll
131. 20:43look like here's what a creative troll looks like the first time you read the comment you're like oh that's a nice compliment
132. 20:51and then you squint your eyes and look at it and you're like wait a minute I'm pretty sure I just got put down that's a solid troll
133. 21:00okay all right we're see we're encouraging critical thinking and creativity here at the lab don't just if
134. 21:07you're going to be mean just don't be lazy and mean you got to be clever and mean I one of my sons once I cracked
135. 21:16some joke and the other one laughed and then Zach laughed and then he and then he stopped laughing and he looked at me
136. 21:22and he went dad you're funny but you're mean I thought that was a lovely compliment Sometimes the best comedy
137. 21:37slightly on the edge all right folks folks the only decentralized AI application neural network SC silver
138. 21:49I'll check it out it's a little it's a little more technical than I'm capable of really reviewing best white label
139. 21:55chatbot Creator the only one that I really know well there's there's two so po.com um you can build Bots there and
140. 22:06and distribute them um I don't know if you can monetize them I don't know if you can I I don't I I haven't dug deep
141. 22:14into what you can do with them or are you just building [ __ ] for for the for them I assume it's the latter um the
142. 22:23other thing that that you can play with is zappier the automation tool hasn't new thing in beta called interfaces and one of the interfaces
143. 22:33that they have is a chatbot template so you can do all sorts of cool prompting off to to open AI or whatever large
144. 22:42language models they have services to build that into a chatbot and you know host it you know host it with their
145. 22:49interface so you could build yourself a uh you know a little application that's a chatbot without having to do any
146. 22:56coding or anything they'll they'll do the hosting I think you can even point a domain to it if you pay their their
147. 23:02exorbitant fee I just pay their shitty fee I I pay the what do I need to pay to get this thing to [ __ ] work fee
148. 23:11that's like the minimum that's the one I pay cuz they're they're like [ __ ] [ __ ] SAS companies drive me crazy
149. 23:18it's it's like the oh you wanted that to work yeah that would be more oh that pisses me off just give me a [ __ ] price for the thing that
150. 23:30works U have you seen marketing blocks 2.0 I looked at that last night actually um it l it looked interesting I it you
151. 23:37know it's in the neighborhood of Jasper and copy AI um it it had a similar sort of marketing gate that really pissed me
152. 23:46off which was you know sign up and and then we'll show you what it is it's like no no like let me see what it is and if
153. 23:56it's good then I'll sign sign up like it's they've got the marketing um what do they call it the marketing funnel I
154. 24:02think they got a they have an inverted marketing funnel and it it it pisses me off so I'm sure it pisses other people
155. 24:08off so I think they would be well served being a being that they're a marketing company not to have a shitty
156. 24:16um a shitty marketing funnel IDR is great what's up Kyle Clint Clint Copperhead 10 out of 10 on a name Clint
157. 24:25Copperhead Clint Copperhead you don't [ __ ] with Clint Copperhead what's happening ladies name's Clint Clint Copperhead oh
158. 24:38my is it me no no it's not you Clint's dreamy I like it solid Captain Crunch always cut the roof of my mouth well that's part of the
159. 24:50experience the the shards the shards of sugar crystals slamming into the roof of your mouth and making it bleed that's
160. 24:57part of the that's why Captain Crunch tastes so good because it mixes the salt of your blood with the sugar of the
161. 25:02Captain Crunch that's that's part of the experience I tasted blood throughout breakfast exactly exactly this is why this is why gen xers are
162. 25:16stronger we we built character with jarts oh my God how did we survive
163. 25:30who who else who else said this is a seat belt my mom would be driving and like she' go to turn quick or like
164. 25:37someone would come at me and she would put her put her arm across my chest to hold me back that was my seat belt oh my
165. 25:52God my mom opportunistically deciding she could hold back the inertia of a kid flying through the windshield oh those were the [Laughter]
166. 26:10days oh you are so awesome thank you Zack zero Pippin that's I appreciate the the awesome compliment that's very
167. 26:21nice ah you have a t-shirt story to tell today did I miss it I don't I don't know that it's a story to tell it's just a
168. 26:30lovely my wife found whoever this t-shirt vendor is and gets it for my boys and me and they're like nice
169. 26:38they're nice and thin they have nice graphics on them there are too many ask AI websites which one you talk wait there
170. 26:48are too many ask AI websites which one you oh which one do I use so that's why I have these things on screen
171. 26:55um and I assume you mean ask you just mean like chat GPT kind of things the the best one in my opinion like until further notice is chat GPT
172. 27:08now in in my opinion I'm not affiliated with them so if you don't do this I don't give a [ __ ] gp4 the chat GPT 4 is significantly
173. 27:19better than chat GPT 3.5 but chat GPT 3.5 is free and it's super fast so if you don't have money just use chat GPT
174. 27:283.5 it's really good the other one that's free is Claude this one right below it claw. that one also has a super large
175. 27:36context window is what it's called basically you can just put in really large prompts what's that mean what's a
176. 27:41prompt The Prompt is the [ __ ] you put in there to ask it [ __ ] it's got a big enough context window that you
177. 27:49could upload or copy and paste a 50,000-word novel into that and tell it to write you the prologue or the epilogue to your
178. 27:59novel and it'll just do it or you could put in really long terms of service for a website and say hey what am I agreeing
179. 28:07to here you know how we don't read terms of service because we're not lawyers you can now pop terms of service
180. 28:17in these tools and just say read these for me and tell me what are the things that are egregious in here what are the
181. 28:24things that I'm agreeing to um so I think those two are kind of the kind of the the two I'd play with um Bing is also gp4 it's a little bit
182. 28:37hobbled it's not as good as that one but it's free so Bing the reason I have these three here is these three are
183. 28:43where I'd start if if you don't want if you're like just give me one that's the Bold one that's the one on the top and
184. 28:50then go read prompt. chat that will teach you how to use that and the other ones but but like that's like a little
185. 28:57primer that says here's what these things are here's how they work here's how you talk to them here's what they do
186. 29:02here's a big L long list of prompts that you can try and see how [ __ ] remarkable these things are and just go just go play just go
187. 29:11play that's the one and then but Bing can do Bing's connected to the internet and Bing can make pictures and read
188. 29:19pictures and you know there's all sorts of happy horse [ __ ] you can do with these things but chat GPT is the way to
189. 29:25start it's the place it's the place to be it's place to start I'm not a crook hey live from the hot tub tobas
190. 29:39coming in soaking nice nice yeah the M was like Tobias is Mia actually he's in the hot tub she outed you that's
191. 29:50fantastic what's today's date it is Sunday the 27th how is it the end of [ __ ] August already really oh my
192. 30:08God I can't I can't time doesn't work anymore do you remember when time used to work it all broke something's wrong
193. 30:19something's wrong it's cold and I don't know what time it is exactly can you ask the AI what the formula for the zombie virus is I don't
194. 30:31know what the zombie oh the the formula for the zombie yes you can in fact you could tell it to be a a uh a
195. 30:39fictitious uh uh you know uh infectious disease doctor and and have it tell you that and it will and it'll probably be
196. 30:48based on some version of science Bill Gates on Letterman was clueless about the internet yeah so Zach zero pippens
197. 30:55which good name by the way nine out of 10 um Microsoft was clueless until they weren't so Microsoft were like the
198. 31:05internet's bad the internet's evil and we're sitting there going well you're a [ __ ] [ __ ] dude uh Microsoft was sort
199. 31:12of willfully ignorant of the internet for a lot of years and then when it became clear to them they had to move
200. 31:21they [ __ ] did it like that it was impressive and it it's really what they've what they've done with open Ai
201. 31:28and chat GPT is reminiscent of when they move made the move into the internet but with chat GPT they're in the
202. 31:37lead right back in whenever it was they they jumped it was like 97 or 98 whenever it was that Microsoft said okay
203. 31:44we're all in on the internet it was like it was like three years into the stuff the stuff we were all
204. 31:51doing and and it it was weird that they were ignoring it but you know to to be quite honest the internet just like chat GPT is an
205. 32:03existential threat to Google search business or you know these large language models and that's why Google
206. 32:10mothballed them the internet was an existential threat to Microsoft's shrink wrapped software business so they resisted it
207. 32:22because you don't want to flush the cash cow down the toilet but when it became clear to them that a they could they KN they they could do
208. 32:32this they could figure out how to do this and B everything was going this way they said [ __ ] it we're in so in the 90s they were
209. 32:43reactive in 2023 they're proactive actually 2022 they said this thing looks real we're going all in this looks like it
210. 32:55could be an existential threat to Google which seems pretty [ __ ] good to us and the CEO has been pretty giddy
211. 33:04about the fact that he's really digging [ __ ] with Google um so yeah so they're really they're in an interesting place right now
212. 33:15uh Bryant Gumble Katie Kirk cluess about the internet what is that at thing this is the best this is the best little uh this is really good
213. 33:28um let's see uh Katie Krick internet internet 1994 I I remember this I saw this live I was living in New York at the
214. 33:43time back now 56 pass I wasn't prepared to translate that as I was doing that little tease that little Mark with the A
215. 33:51and then the ring around it at see that's what I said mhm um K said she thought it was a out yeah oh but I'd
216. 33:59never heard it i' never heard it said I'd always seen the mark but never heard it said and then it sounded stupid when I said it violence at
217. 34:08NBC The Lunch there it is violence NBC gcom I mean well Allison should know what internet anyway what is internet
218. 34:18anyway internet is uh that massive computer oh my God that was so funny when that aired oh we we we were rolling
219. 34:28on that one that was one of that that was turned into a video very very [Laughter] quickly oh that's good oh wait you know while we're
220. 34:50[Music] here back here live at the waterfront village with my friend the zombie Jonathan you're looking good Jonathan
221. 35:03just got an awesome face paint job what do you think I like turtles all right you're great zombie all right you're a great
222. 35:18zombie thank you thank you Winston for the lovely heart oh it's comedy comedy Nancy good
223. 35:33evening uh what is this bitten store I it's it's someone trying to get me to uh uh pay attention to it it's it's just
224. 35:42it's it's it's not in my wheelhouse of what I mean I'd be happy to look at it but I don't I don't think I'm the right
225. 35:48person to review it cuz I don't really do reviews and I think it's it's a little early like it's a little it needs
226. 35:56devel Vel opers to go build [ __ ] on it right now right now it's just just a protocol that no one's heard of
227. 36:04so way back when I learned on Apple on Apple one and two computers later later Windows 95 yeah yeah my first Mac was a
228. 36:17a Mac 512 K it was the second Macintosh it still had the signatures inside the case it was pretty cool um Ted looks at life hey Kyle
229. 36:27what's shaking what is he talking about right now a bit store yeah I know it's just he's just trying to he's trying to
230. 36:34get people to pay attention to the thing uh It looks interesting but it's just it's h it's a bit more technical than than what we do in
231. 36:44here hey folks let's keep the turtle love alive because I like turtles uh lunatick good evening it says
232. 36:55security policy Samsung oh Tik Tok just jumped me to the FP fing bottom here's an interesting thing about you know we
233. 37:04were talking about the early days about of the internet um I talked a little bit about this last night Paul rater's uh podcast from last
234. 37:15week talked about this I thought it was fascinating the worldwide web it took six years to sort of ramp up it it took
235. 37:22six years to get from you know starting and people start to play with it to 100 million users chat GPT look took 6 weeks
236. 37:31one of the big differences between then and now there's there's a bunch you know one of them is the tool itself was much
237. 37:37more simple the the worldwide web was really just hyperlinks right it was I can link from this document to that
238. 37:44document it was a very very simple protocol this AI stuff is much more sophisticated in 1994 we still had
239. 37:52dialup modems and you know the Today Show didn't know what the internet was what is internet anyway so it took a lot
240. 38:01of years for the infrastructure of you know awareness of the internet and awareness that there was this thing
241. 38:08called the worldwide web and it was simple and it was fun and it was interesting and it was a bit of chicken
242. 38:14and an egg it's like well you can't really roll out access to all of the people if all of the people if there's
243. 38:21nothing them if there's nothing there for them to go look at right so but you have to put stuff there and that costs
244. 38:27money so you need people there right so there was this chicken and egg thing about the internet so it took a lot of
245. 38:32years to get there this AI stuff you know it got to 100 million users in 6 weeks because all of the infrastructure
246. 38:40is in place right we've spent the last 35 years getting all this [ __ ] in place and you know broadband and cloud-based
247. 38:50gpus and just all of the infrastructure is there and so you know scientists and researchers can do the the science side of it and
248. 39:02developers can do the application layer and business users can use those applications just instantly like that so
249. 39:09if something comes out that's good like this image generation tool that does text now all of a sudden you know that
250. 39:15opens a whole new world for a whole new group of people that they don't have to invent [ __ ] they just go to that site
251. 39:20and ask for stuff they want and bang There It Is So that idea that this thing is is going to get real faster is largely because of
252. 39:33there's there's nothing to really build we've built it all what what there is to build is is just the app the apps that
253. 39:40resonate with people and you know chat GPT was kind of the first of those comedy is edgy Politically Incorrect we
254. 39:47don't have to be mean we don't have to be mean cuz remember wherever you go there you are you know life's pretty
255. 39:57tough but it's tougher if you're stupid all right um I'll tell you cowpoke I forget John Wayne I gotta I
256. 40:07gotta go back and listen to some [ __ ] I'm not doing a good John Wayne all right if you want to work wait if you
257. 40:13want to work like you expected to yeah if you wanted to work like like expected that would be extra we used to joke at
258. 40:19agency.com oh I'm sorry you wanted that to work that would be more all right how much do you pay xinity to work Kyle um way too
259. 40:35much way too much scandalous Captain Crunch cuts are a staple they are oh Mommy [Laughter] breakfast Life cereal too yeah life uh
260. 40:50Twix remember Twix Twix tricks uh um what were other I was a I was a big golden grams fan like I like me some golden
261. 41:05grams uh and your girlfriend hits the back of the seat and imprs her face on it that's funny Captain Crunch was our
262. 41:12serial roof of our mouth's bleeding blackbox hacker superhero Powers great idea terms of serice service summarizer
263. 41:20appliance manual summarizer yeah exactly um one of the guys in the AI Salon uh uh uh is um he created a thing uh that acted as a
264. 41:34building maintenance guy and so he could ask it questions like a like a like HVAC questions or Plumbing questions or
265. 41:42electrical questions and and I was actually getting ready to do a presentation and their technology was [ __ ] up and we we used one of his
266. 41:51Bots that he created and it actually solved the problem for us it was pretty cool um all kinds of happy horse [ __ ] that's
267. 42:00that's my saying I said that that's one of the things I said I just say thing sometimes things just come out of my
268. 42:06mouth they just come out of my mouth they're just like crazy all right Ikea assembly required summarize I'm probably not Ikea with a
269. 42:17little wrench like you turning in slips get quack cuz every everything in Ikea is a sharp bloody Edge so so when that
270. 42:25little slips you just you just have bloody knuckles yeah Ika is rough how far how far behind are we tonight right
271. 42:32now when when I read Sam corn you said how far behind are we it's now 8:56 so I don't know when you ask that um but
272. 42:42there's 32 messages below this so pretty far pretty far already tonight today I wrote a paper and used chat GPT ran it on zero
273. 42:50DP no AI detection ran it on um sadly probably too far behind for me to wait around to catch up since I
274. 42:59can't stay long oh no Sam don't go Sam don't go don't do it don't leave us Sam Sam's actually really bright Sam has
275. 43:08taught me a lot in the in the uh in some of the previous Liv so if you're still here Sam thanks I like your
276. 43:17brain I like Curious people I like people that are curious they ask a lot of questions they're like hm how does
277. 43:23this [ __ ] work oh look how that works and then they're generous and share that and if if you like that kind of thing I
278. 43:31started a community called the AI salon so if you're interested in joining a community of like-minded crazy people
279. 43:39that are like this AI stuff's amazing I got to do something with this what the hell is this is this going to take my
280. 43:45job are the robots going to kill us why am I scared I'm excited are you excited those kind of people are all here so go to the
281. 43:54salon. um we do meetups every other week and um we have a Discord server we hang out you can do mid Journey images ask
282. 44:03questions do stuff like that so Claude AI better than governmentt cheese that's funny um originally got flagged originality got
283. 44:14flagged Kyle Shannon I don't know if I watch you for the entertainment value or the value come for the AI stay for the
284. 44:32stupid oh I'm I got to tell you people I'm a little tuckered tonight I did I did fence painting you know the the
285. 44:41Huckleberry fin thing like you know get someone else to do your fence painting for you I know why they he did that it
286. 44:49sucks painting seems so easy when you watch someone else do it but when you do it h it's just it's miserable it's
287. 44:58miserable it's not good youed Claude wasn't flagged Sam corn you're not behind haha 20 minutes isn't that far by
288. 45:07Kyle's standards that's true so so at some point I don't know if you can do this um tonius was thinking um that or
289. 45:18was it retr I think it was tonius was thinking that if I had mods mods could probably figure out the relevant
290. 45:24questions and pin those so I could see them but I could be looking at the comments below I don't know if that's
291. 45:29possible so if anyone knows anything about modding Tik Tok let me know uh and and maybe we can do better question management I mean I could
292. 45:38probably do better question management by just you know not trying to answer all the questions and just you know deal
293. 45:44with whatever is happening in real time but I kind of like it I kind of like being able to take 10 or 15 minutes on a
294. 45:51question and really dig into it you know you know what I'm saying you can't see me nobody can see me I'm
295. 46:00hiding all right oh you know what that looked like add moment that looked like the pile of mashed potatoes and Close Encounters of
296. 46:10the Third Kind where Richard drus he plops the potatoes down and he goes and he makes the little Plateau at
297. 46:17the mountain it kind of looked like this that's pretty funny all right yeah this is how my brain works deal with it
298. 46:26all right Steve bomber said that we will be the first to profit but last to be cool Sachi and Adella cool
299. 46:35second Sachi nadell is a badass man he was he's like when when he was talking someone asked him about well you know
300. 46:44how are you going to monetize chat GPT apparently it's very expensive to run the instances of the uh Mr Nella the the the profitability
301. 46:54expectations of chat you asked one of those [ __ ] questions and satio was like I'm willing to eat money
302. 47:01and lose money if I can take a like a half a point from Google's market share he was like giddy he was like they're
303. 47:10upset I'm digging this he's [ __ ] with them it's good and then shortly after that um chat GPT threatened a New York
304. 47:20Times Reporter and it kind of put a kabash on the party but was fun while it lasted oh good lordy lordy lordy corporate
305. 47:35Intrigue um it's a series of tubes oh yeah they did say that chaos generation it's a series of tubes it's the
306. 47:42information super highway there was like a 2-year period where it was like it's like a highway but it's like a super
307. 47:49highway with informational it's a super highway it's it's like a series of tubes that connect what is internet
308. 48:00anyway oh my God it was crazy it was so much fun you know it it was so much fun CU nobody knew anything and I I kind of feel like
309. 48:12that's kind of where we are with generative AI where like the research scientists kind of know what these things do and where they're headed
310. 48:24but turning them loose on the unwashed masses like nobody knows how they're going to be used and nobody knows where
311. 48:34the real killer apps are yet right like we don't know any of that like we're sort of like well it can write Social
312. 48:41Media stuff and it can write code and we're like we're like sort of dancing around the edges of killer apps but like
313. 48:47no one sort of hit a thing that's like holy [ __ ] this flushes this entire industry down the toilet like that
314. 48:53hasn't happened yet but like you can see it coming there like there's like piece parts of it it's like it's like the
315. 48:58lava's bubbling it's like bloop and you're like oh [ __ ] I wouldn't want to be a copywriter bloop oh [ __ ] look at
316. 49:05the pictures bloop oh no there's video bloop there's the words it's just but but the you know the sort of
317. 49:13big eruption hasn't happened yet so that's going to be fascinating when when the first thing that just sort
318. 49:19of you know changes an industry changes a kind of work that hasn't happened yet and I you know that's coming soon
319. 49:31soon in the news don't kiss Turtles play The Bill Gates video on David Letterman at the internet I don't remember that one let's see Bill
320. 49:47Gates Letterman internet was right up there you you know uh bill there's something that I really love about the
321. 49:57windows they're flying toasters look see they're toasters and they're flying and then oh here comes the Branded and go
322. 50:03look at it Gob let me show you something okay huh wow cool make that fly let me see that thing fly wow what did you
323. 50:13think of that quiz machine very impressive piece of equipment until it exploded wasn't it i' seemed better
324. 50:19now now at Microsoft I have a feeling that you guys must have a vast research and development department new IDE has
325. 50:25come across your desk every minute of every day don't they pretty much almost yeah so now if something like the quiz
326. 50:30machine failed what would you do what course of action would you take um I'd recall it recall it but wouldn't you fire a lot of people first
327. 50:41no no let's uh I have like a million things to ask you first of all if you can describe for us succinctly what it is
328. 50:52that you did better and first that put you where you are are today what was the core this in the internet but but you know I think
329. 50:59about we need we need to find an application for you part of your problem is you have too many assistants uhhuh
330. 51:06yeah but you know uh there's there's a difference there is a difference it's not a huge difference I don't know I
331. 51:12can't find it I don't know we'll get we'll get back to letter run I'll find that at some point I don't know what he
332. 51:18said there but yeah he was they were clueless about it for a while he was a bit of a a schub a little slubber uh Sam I should go sadly night
333. 51:33friends and Kyle when you finally read this stream hope the stream goes well night Sam if you left already bye um I
334. 51:43still have a Commodore 64 very cool my my lust machine back in the when I was a kid was a Timex Sinclair was
335. 51:56like a little membrane keyboard computer I never ended up getting
336. 52:12one sorry trying to catch up to where I was oh there Sam was leaving Commodore 64 me and my Winston we got a real good
337. 52:22thing the Fripp and bottom exactly steo Kyle how do you find time to run a business give us three hours of your
338. 52:30time and do homework on AI uh so here's my thing one of my pet peeves is when anyone says I don't have
339. 52:43time because when you say you don't have time it everyone's got time it's what do you what do you commit
340. 52:52to so when I [ __ ] going lose my mind on something like when I lost my mind on so so when I first moved to New York
341. 53:03I was like okay I got to get an agent I moved there to be an actor right got to get an agent and then it's
342. 53:10impossible to get an agent unless you have a job and you can't get a job unless you have an agent and so it's
343. 53:15like this vicious circle and you're like well wait what the how how the [ __ ] what are you supposed to [ __ ] do so I
344. 53:20started a theater theater company with a bunch of people and it was just like [ __ ] 24/7 was like all we thought
345. 53:26about all we did did that for 4 and 1/2 years then I was like well I got an idea for a screenplay and my buddy Brian said
346. 53:35oh I got an idea for a screenplay why don't we start with yours and then we'll do mine and so in like four months we
347. 53:40wrote two screenplays and in two years we wrote seven and so it basically I just I sort of choose to replace like when I get home from from
348. 53:55work what I used to do was I'd eat dinner I'd watch TV for a while I'd come do some Sim racing then I'd go back and
349. 54:02watch TV then I go to bed and so when I got into this AI stuff I was just like okay well I need like this stuff is so vast and changing
350. 54:16so fast it's literally impossible to keep up with it so I thought I thought well I'm just going to start a bunch of
351. 54:22[ __ ] so I started like five things I started a newsletter the AI Salon this channel um all the stuff I'm doing at
352. 54:30work and there was one other thing that I started I forget what it was I don't know there's like five things and I started them all within a
353. 54:36month and then I basically just said okay anything that I'm doing that's just [ __ ] around Sim racing watching TV
354. 54:45anything like that that's gone and so so so when I was writing all those screenplays over two years I would go do
355. 54:53my day job I'd come home have dinner um with the misses Brian my screenwriting partner would come down he was living on the
356. 55:02Upper East Side I was living down in SoHo he he would show up at like 6 o00 and every night we'd write from 6:00
357. 55:10p.m. to 10 p.m. five nights a week we'd write all day Saturday and then we would mostly take Sunday off but we'd
358. 55:18occasionally write all day Sunday and we did that for two years and so it's just it's just one of those things like like
359. 55:25you know where do you have any time where you're [ __ ] around and then just com if you're committed to this
360. 55:31[ __ ] then just flush that time down the toilet and just do this so I don't know that's it's just a it's a uh I think it's an add
361. 55:42hyperfocus thing like when I really get into something that really is challenging like this shit's really
362. 55:46challenging and it's it's not even just challenging because it's technically kind of uh challenging right now it's
363. 55:55conceptually challenging like like what chat GPT is and what it can be and what code interpreter is and what are the
364. 56:02implications of these image like all of this stuff is just like I I just find it all consuming I can't think about
365. 56:08anything else so so I just put you know any free time I have into it so but thank you I think that's a compliment
366. 56:17um my first personal PC was a Timex sinclear 1000 and you built it yourself Clint that was my dream computer damn it
367. 56:25AI is a very convincing liar yeah walls walls Cloud I like to call chat GPT uh mansplaining as a service cuz yeah it'll just lie to your
368. 56:38face confidently like a good man in your life I know nothing about this let me tell you about it well Sally I think what you meant to
369. 56:51say um do you ever see apple hypercard before or goofy Jug Head Veronica huh I I remember when hypercard came out I was like what is this
370. 57:02hypercard thing I'm guessing that's the case law um early on a lot of sites were Library sites yeah yeah so so uh provit
371. 57:14so the early days so here's here's couple of the big parallels early days of the internet early days of this AI
372. 57:19[ __ ] when when I first started playing with the internet it was all command lines and it was mostly like you would
373. 57:25log into University computers you would dial up with command line you know things and You' go to gopher and FTP
374. 57:34sites and you download files from FTP sites and you'd gopher into libraries and you're like oh there's all this
375. 57:41information in there it felt it was weird it was like it was like am I hacking or we you know somewhere between
376. 57:47hacking and finding freely available information was the internet and then the worldwide web came along and it it
377. 57:55it didn't require all of this it just required this right hyperlink hyperlink hyperlink and that was the difference and
378. 58:04and GPT 3.5 and machine learning and tensor flow and all that [ __ ] with machine learning required a lot of
379. 58:12command line and you needed to know Python and you needed to know this and you needed to know what weights were and
380. 58:17what embedding was and what Vector databases were like all that [ __ ] you had to know and then chat CPT came along
381. 58:25and it was sort of the you know the large language model equivalent of this right it was like the Google search box
382. 58:32say something or you know ask something uh do you know how to code yes oh write me a python application okay so yeah the the early the Early
383. 58:46internet was just yeah and bbs's dialup bbs's I was I was on a dialup BBS in New York City called Echo that's the that's the the phallic
384. 58:59nose it's like oh it's get oh it's getting very spicy in [Laughter] here his trunk was very
385. 59:16impressive what podcast are you talking about I think I was talking about Paul rater's uh marketing AI Institute
386. 59:24podcast which is a really good so he's been doing that podcast for five years five chat GPT came out in
387. 59:35November he was doing that podcast back at like gpt2 or gpt1 he saw that he saw this stuff coming way earlier than anyone else um
388. 59:49really smart guy I like him a lot he spoke at the AI Salon um and uh he knows his [ __ ] he really knows
389. 59:59his [ __ ] and that that weekly podcast is very much worth a listen the other guy that I think is worth a listen if you're a little bit
390. 1:00:07geekier um is is guy named David Shapiro on YouTube and he's he's very he's basically trying to build an open-source
391. 1:00:19AGI system so AGI stands for artificial general intellig basically when these AI things get smarter than humans that's
392. 1:00:28what open AI is trying to do that's what anthropic well anthropic is trying to do safety for AGI um open AI is trying to do it Google
393. 1:00:39claims they're trying to do it I don't know if if they are or not um but David Shapiro is a really smart dude
394. 1:00:50um what would be good to use in assisting in writing a book chat GPT or something else chat GPT um if or or Claude so so I'm going
395. 1:01:04to give you I'm going to give you a couple of things gp4 at open.com so so if you pay the 20 bucks there you get access to chat
396. 1:01:16gp4 it's better than any of the other large language models by a lot and when it comes to writing and nuance and just
397. 1:01:26just good writing gp4 is better than the other [ __ ] um it's also better at coding if you want to do coding [ __ ]
398. 1:01:37Claude is is kind of in the in the neighborhood of GPT 3.5 in terms of writing quality but claude's got a
399. 1:01:4675,000 word memory for lack of a better term so with Claude you could say hey I've got an idea idea for a book I want
400. 1:01:55you to help me write an outline you know can you tell me some story Frameworks okay there's save the cat and there's
401. 1:02:03this Sid field thing and there's Joseph Campbell's hero's journey oh I want this is going to be a hero's journey kind of
402. 1:02:08story okay great right then you have it right an outline then you say okay um here's a chapter of another book that I wrote so
403. 1:02:18I want you to write the first chapter of you know the the you know the outline that you just wrote but I want you to
404. 1:02:26follow the tone of the chapter I just wrote you can just be pasting all this [ __ ] in and claude's got a long enough
405. 1:02:33memory that'll it'll remember a lot of that so you could say write an outline write chapter 1 based on the outline in
406. 1:02:38chapter one write chapter 2 no that's not good you know write write a write a set of character breakdowns and then you
407. 1:02:48know now rewrite chapter one based on those character breakdowns now rewrite it as a comedy Now rewrite
408. 1:02:58it as a murder mystery novel now rewrite it as a western you can just dick around with it so but but in terms of writing quality
409. 1:03:09gp4 is the best in terms of the ability to do longer form conversations Claude is a very useful tool so I'd say
410. 1:03:18bouncing back and forth between those two is probably the way to go oh and then cyber zerog um I like the name uh 8.5 out of 10
411. 1:03:33um go explore just you can go Google it go Google a project called GPT author and if you know how to get a
412. 1:03:45Google collab notebook up and running you're going to need to do that to make it run if you don't you can have chat
413. 1:03:52GPT teach you how to do that or or go watch a Youtube video um GPT author you you you have to get it up and
414. 1:04:02running in in Google collab you give it your open AI API key and your stable diffusion a API key and then it asks you for what's the
415. 1:04:15what's the topic of the book that you want to write and then what's the genre basically you know what what category of
416. 1:04:23book and then you push the button and it just goes through this sequence it starts out it says you know
417. 1:04:33oh and you tell it how many chapters you want so it it defaults to 20 but you can say I want a 12 chapter book or 20 chapter
418. 1:04:41book and then it writes an outline of that many chapters for that story in that genre and then it writes chapter one and
419. 1:04:51then based on the outline then it writes chapter 2 and it you can just watch it it's you're not watching it actually
420. 1:04:56right you're watching these system updates it was like it was like generating outline outline generated it
421. 1:05:04cost this you know it was this many tokens and cost this much money um now generating chapter one you know done it
422. 1:05:12cost this much money it was this many tokens cost this much money and then it basically just keeps adding it's like it
423. 1:05:17it's like outline plus chapter one then it does chapter 2 then it takes those then it wres chapter three then it takes
424. 1:05:22those so the cost of the book keeps going up as it as it's stacking these chapters on top of each other and then
425. 1:05:30when it gets done writing the book it writes a prompt for stable diffusion generates cover art for the book and saves it into ebook
426. 1:05:45format and I mean honestly I did two of them I did two of them they weren't horrible like they they're they're at least well structured
427. 1:05:56like they're at least well structured you know are they a little trit and a little yeah but imagine that tool WN radio Hard Rock hip hop
428. 1:06:12welcome um imagine that tool a year from now when it gets more and more sophisticated like right now it's just
429. 1:06:23super Raw it's super raw super raw like it's but but it it's not just spewing words like it's constructing a book
430. 1:06:35based on an outline right it's doing what writers do so so it's got coherence you know throughout the story so that stuff's going to get way
431. 1:06:49more sophisticated I'm like what does that mean I don't know I I mean seriously like the the the one thing
432. 1:07:01that is is a truism in my life now that I can't it's never been a reality in my life ever is writer block or or more
433. 1:07:18accurately neurotic fear of self-expression has has effectively been erased for me because historically if I wanted to
434. 1:07:32even write a short story I'd go oh well I got an idea for a short story and then this whole [ __ ] dialogue would start
435. 1:07:39short stories are stupid no one reads short stories you can't sell a short story like just a dialogue and then I'd
436. 1:07:45be like yeah but it's just good just to write it well that's a stupid [ __ ] idea anyway right and like three weeks
437. 1:07:50of that kind of [ __ ] pitter patter you're a steaming piece of [ __ ] no you're really talented you know the
438. 1:07:57[ __ ] just the eternal battle of existence right and so three weeks go by and you don't write your stupid [ __ ]
439. 1:08:06short story and then you know 10 years later you're like you know I should have written that [ __ ] story with these
440. 1:08:14things I now have like just like a [ __ ] Whisper of an idea and that voice starts and I'm like oh [ __ ] it let
441. 1:08:24me go Chuck that in chat gbt and see if there's anything there hey I got an idea for it's a fantastic idea how about
442. 1:08:31this oh yeah that's good oh that was better than I thought uh could you make it funnier yeah here uh that's not funny
443. 1:08:40oh could you make it more cynically funny oh sure here oh that's not bad oh you know what oh [ __ ] that story that
444. 1:08:48that's a good idea and then I I'll go off and explore like like writers BL blck it it doesn't exist if you just
445. 1:08:59say if you kind of give in this this is what you have to give up with these tools I have found that what i' what I've what
446. 1:09:12I'm what I've had to give up is the the hubris that I need to solve the
447. 1:09:28problem idea historically just because this is how the world worked until this [ __ ] came along you would have an
448. 1:09:37idea and then it was up to you to [ __ ] do something about it or not and if you didn't do anything about it then
449. 1:09:43shut the [ __ ] up you didn't take action so that's on you right but you had to solve the problem oh I've got an idea
450. 1:09:52for a game about Ali alons and UFOs and this and that it could be a card game and it could be this it could be that
451. 1:09:57it's oh but then I got to go do research and I got oh I got an idea for a card game about UFOs and Al oh uh
452. 1:10:08hey I got an idea for a card game and this is kind of the topics what what are card game mechanics that might be
453. 1:10:15interesting oh there are six kind of card game mechanics and there's this one and that one and that one and that one
454. 1:10:20oh I heard of a game called uh I don't know whatever it was and could that be a good game oh That's a classic version of
455. 1:10:27this you know concept number three well like what are some different you know what are the different aliens that
456. 1:10:34people talk about when they're talking about UFOs oh well there's the Grays and the greens and the Snake Eyes and
457. 1:10:41bit like it's instant instant you go from from Vapor of concept to some version of execution in minutes
458. 1:10:54it's [ __ ] insane and then you look at something like GPT author and you're like you just sit there and watch it right a
459. 1:11:03novel and and then you open it up in Apple iBooks and it's got a cover it's got the title and it's the story that you told it to
460. 1:11:16write what do you do with this you know and listen it's not always about the output right it's not just the machine wrote a
461. 1:11:27book therefore the you know the book is good I'm going to turn it in or I'm going to sell it I like but I think
462. 1:11:37that as as writers as creative people we need to figure out where are we on the spectrum of where we derive our value from our
463. 1:11:49personal sense of worth is it in the output or is it in the process or or like what's the balance of that is it is it I want to be a
464. 1:12:02published author if I'm a published author then I've made it and I don't give a [ __ ] how I get there I want to be
465. 1:12:08a published author well now you could maybe be a published author really really quickly but if you're like no no for me
466. 1:12:16it's all about the writing like if if if you're if you're like my worth is about crafting words and and thinking about
467. 1:12:24the relationship of this to that within the story framework and this and for me it's all about the process then you're going to hate this
468. 1:12:32[ __ ] and then there's going to be people in the middle that are like well there's parts of the writing process like the
469. 1:12:37blocking and tackling of writing for me is monotonous as [ __ ] and rewriting is even worse but I like being in the
470. 1:12:46ideation phase well with this [ __ ] it can do the blocking and tackling I can just [ __ ] live in the ideation phase
471. 1:12:53and have it do all the blocking and tackling then I can go in and kind of refine some [ __ ] then I can have it look
472. 1:12:59at that stuff and tell me where I it's grammatically [ __ ] up and where the story has inconsistencies and it does it like
473. 1:13:07that it's just like we're just in a like everything is going to get redefined and what's what's cool about
474. 1:13:16learning this stuff now is we get to redefine it we get to say this is how I'm going to be a writer I'm going to learn this [ __ ] I'm
475. 1:13:28going to be a screenwriter and rather than saying I will never use AI like the writer Guild's doing right now I'm going
476. 1:13:35to be a screenwriter and I'm going to use this [ __ ] to knock out you know 10 times more Concepts and I'm going to use this
477. 1:13:47stuff to put together pitch letters I'm going to pitch a [ __ ] ton more work I'm going to I'm going to pit 10 times more
478. 1:13:54projects than I've ever done in my life and then I'm going to use these things to to block out the Frameworks
479. 1:14:04for whatever stories get any interest whatsoever and I'm going to quickly get them to 80% and then I'm going to spend the two
480. 1:14:11or three weeks I have to get something to them to actually write the screenplay but like 80% of it's going to be done but all the
481. 1:14:19concepts I'm going to generate 100 Concepts I'm going to take 10 of those and turn those into pitches I'm going to
482. 1:14:24have this thing write all the letters I'm going to send out all the letters anything that gets a nibble I'm going to
483. 1:14:30come back to these things write the Frameworks for the stories block out the characters block out the basic story and
484. 1:14:36then I'm going to start my writing process and I don't have to be [ __ ] tortured with should I take a left at
485. 1:14:42this dramatic decision point or a right at this dramatic decision Point Chad add strikes again that's what
486. 1:14:51this channel is baby buckaroo Bonsai that was a good one uh Twix is a candy bar Kyle no wait what was the there wasn't there wasn't
487. 1:15:01there there was another wait let's see '90s cereal sounded like Twix what was
488. 1:15:18it tricks quacks wait was it Quacks wait wait kicks wait was it kicks maybe it was kicks 90 serial qix that was a game
489. 1:15:34was it kicks H what was it it had a it had a it had an alien it had a UFO it had a UF wait okay wait 90
490. 1:15:49cereal Cel um UFO alien onbox quisp
491. 1:16:03quisp shat ad quisp I the quisp was one of those ones I wanted this to taste better than it did this one tasted like [ __ ] it wasn't
492. 1:16:16sweet enough and it didn't make the top of your mouth bleed um but I Lov the box I like this was one of those on I kept
493. 1:16:23trying and then I would I would be disappointed when I actually ate it twis I know Twix is a candy bar do I
494. 1:16:32look like a guy that doesn't understand what candy bars are in the his the history of confection and sugary goodness I know all that
495. 1:16:45[ __ ] oh quisp quisp Kyle your hacker is PR private messaging me right now yay yay [ __ ] hacker sorry about that Silver Fox it's
496. 1:16:59[ __ ] awful you know what he did today so so I wrote so I I went to his I'm assuming it's a him but whatever [ __ ] either
497. 1:17:11way our our our scammer um identifies as [ __ ] um I went to their account and it it looked exactly like you know
498. 1:17:27my page and the top three videos were pinned right so he he took my pinned videos and pinned them at the top of his
499. 1:17:36so today I made a video going I've got a I've got a scammer and I and I you know showed my little you know this thing
500. 1:17:44wait this wait where is it that thing so that's in my video and I pinned it so so now at the top of my
501. 1:17:54at top of my channel like that's the top left video and so I went back to his this afternoon and he pulled the pinned
502. 1:18:02videos cuz he doesn't he doesn't want it to be comparable to what I've got so little [ __ ] so he is he's actively
503. 1:18:10moning he's probably hanging out in here if you're in here go [ __ ] yourself you [ __ ] ass oh it makes me crazy you know the
504. 1:18:20thing that makes me the most bitter about it is the amount of time that he spends stealing my [ __ ] he could just be making a [ __ ]
505. 1:18:32Channel and make it get his own Audi like it takes you just as much time to be a scammy [ __ ] is it does to like start a real
506. 1:18:48business stick around we're running on funny all right I didn't know you do meetups in person that's awesome we'll be there
507. 1:18:57awesome yeah I the uh the the Meetup for the salon are in person in Denver and then anyone outside of Denver you can
508. 1:19:06just join on on the zoom or it's a Google meet um but but sign up on the Meetup and uh the information for the
509. 1:19:14the next meeting is this coming Tuesday and we've got five of our members are going to be talking about projects
510. 1:19:20they're working on and then we we talk about we just we like introduce ourselves and talk about what people are
511. 1:19:25talking about talk about some news items like there were some some big news like I'll definitely be talking about
512. 1:19:32idiogram and I'll be talking about um the uh you know GPT 3.5 fine tuning just there's a bunch of stuff has
513. 1:19:43happened um Kyle if you cut class short we we can all get in a nap I know I need to what time is it it's 9:30 I I'll go till like 10:00
514. 1:19:53cuz I got to I was up I was up really late last night I did I think the live last night was three and a half hours
515. 1:20:02like Jesus it didn't feel like that like when you're having fun you know um I like how you manage the room
516. 1:20:11but mods can pin comments for you to notice all right so we're going to definitely do that so I I'm going to
517. 1:20:17reach out so if you're one of the Irregulars and and you're you're willing to mod just DM me and I'll set up like a
518. 1:20:25a call where we can we can get together and talk about that and how it would work cuz I don't like I don't want it to
519. 1:20:31be a pain in the ass and a burden but if it can if it can make the the channel a little more smooth and and less
520. 1:20:37frustrating I know it gets frustrating cuz now I'm I'm now 99 Plus messages behind so all of the new people are like
521. 1:20:45Kyle I've been telling you about a problem I have and you haven't answered me so uh I don't really get any value
522. 1:20:52out of this I mean I mean your little funny jokes are like they were fun for once but if you don't answer my question
523. 1:20:58then I don't know why I'm here you know no answer me oh this is very frustrating this is very frustrating why are people
524. 1:21:13here who who is does what are his qualifications what are his qualifications he says AI learning life he hasn't talked about AI once what is
525. 1:21:24this you know those people so so if we can make that frustration a little less that would be good Tobias will moderate for you
526. 1:21:34awesome that's great thank you Tobias wait from the hot tub you can't moderate from a hot tub Tobias that does no no
527. 1:21:43no if you're going to moderate you're going to moderate we're we're not doing we're not doing time Hot Tub Time Machine hot tub AI machine
528. 1:21:53all right you can moderate from the hot tub fine Fonzy will straighten out [Laughter] Chachi H are you threatening me turtle
529. 1:22:05turtle turtle hello Turtle what's your name harsh harsh weed six harsh weed three why three cuz harsh your harsh
530. 1:22:16weed one and two accounts got banned that's pretty good uh how about image to data entry yeah that's coming EIG PCR off t-shirts
531. 1:22:31EI EI i g y IG IG I I um yeah so so Bing and Bard right now can see
532. 1:22:47images right so if you upload an image to Bard or if you upload an image to Bing you can say what's in this image
533. 1:22:54I'm pretty sure one or both of them can OCR the text but I think they've both got safety guard rails where they're
534. 1:23:00like we're not going to we've been told not to OC our text but but you can OC our text right so um so it's a relative you could probably
535. 1:23:12do this in zappier right now where you could build an automations to say I'm going to upload an image of like a
536. 1:23:20handwritten form I'm I'm going to OCR it and and if it's handwritten stuff I'm going to use whatever library to OCR
537. 1:23:28that and then I'm going to figure out what Fields I need and I'm going to automatically you know dump the stuff
538. 1:23:35from this image into the appropriate Fields yeah I I would think it's it's probably worth you checking um where is
539. 1:23:49it futur pedia.com there is probably a handful of tools that already do that image image to data entry that that probably exists I I
540. 1:24:03would be surprised if it didn't that that like that that feels like one of those things that that you know people
541. 1:24:09using gpt2 gpt3 like all the precursors you know um to before chat GPT all that all the Technology's been there to be
542. 1:24:19able to do this stuff for a while so that that feels like a use case that probably exists already I was watching
543. 1:24:25tech TV the day two two Google execs were announcing their new search engine they laugh interesting yeah tech TV who
544. 1:24:33is that with what was his name not Leo it was it Leo aort on tech TV um oh Tik Tok just jumped me to the
545. 1:24:46bottom I lost my place in the questions oh this makes me silly this makes me crazy this is a minor bug you know what's a
546. 1:24:54real bug when someone steals your content and Tik Tok doesn't give a [ __ ] about it I've I've reported that account now like a dozen times
547. 1:25:04nothing nothing nothing honey remember that commercial the nut and honey commercial thank you Robert I loves me
548. 1:25:10some donuts uh loved my compact black and white laptop yeah remember the Apple luggable laptop that was like an L an
549. 1:25:18LCD screen that was like this big it was like the original Mac screen it was like this big but the the luggable was like
550. 1:25:26this giant suitcase kind of thing does not logging off chat GPT on your mobile phone after using it slow down access for
551. 1:25:37others oh does not logging off chat GPT on your mobile phone slow down access for others I don't think it
552. 1:25:45does I do not think it does I do not think it does that's not even English is it that's that's that's bad words some
553. 1:25:54people have a way with words other people not have way one of my favorite Steve Martin jokes of all time speaking of
554. 1:26:12which got you captive captive Steve Martin some people have a way with words some let's see this it little bit easy so million
555. 1:26:32six Jesus just uhy which is all facts as soon as you get out of school you forget it all you know cuz it's just I don't
556. 1:26:44know where it is let's see um some people
557. 1:27:10oh come on [Music] uh uh uh
558. 1:27:24yeah I don't know where it is anyway that was a good one some people have a away with words other people not have way I guess you'd
559. 1:27:34say um Carol net started a theater company oh that's right she did we always have time and money for what's most important to us
560. 1:27:44exactly why is there a watermelon there where what was that in reference to wait you got it in quotes who said that why
561. 1:27:55is there a watermelon there is that a joke [ __ ] around we're in the [ __ ] around and find out thing Kyle Shannon
562. 1:28:02writer Kyle Shannon is known for the lunch rust 2017 Kyle Shannon actor is known for here by the ocean 2012 uh Zach zero
563. 1:28:12pippens um the my acting resume and writing resume that you've got there um that's what's called a hallucination
564. 1:28:23those those do not exist and I have never been in those I was in New Jack City um I played the friend of a killer
565. 1:28:30in um America's Most Wanted I was on a show called American inventor that was like uh shark tank before Shark Tank only lasted one season
566. 1:28:42um trying to think what else lots of plays I got one screenplay option but nothing was ever made pi. a is
567. 1:28:50essentially an echo chamber if you're not careful all of these things are kind of an echo chamber if you're not careful yeah pi. a is
568. 1:28:59um I feel like if you're having a Humanities conversation with pi it's really good if you're trying to find
569. 1:29:07kind of information about you know something going on tonight in town it's pretty good but it's a little chatty and
570. 1:29:14then if you're trying to get anything done with pie it's just useless so yeah absolutely the internet search I used
571. 1:29:24originally was dog pile I remember dog pile tonius missed your comment thonus until Kyle said it wait thank you and turtle to heart love to
572. 1:29:37all our regulars H tonius you are y'all are funny which podcast I don't know what I was talking about David Shapiro is very good yeah he
573. 1:29:47is um the marketing AI show yes Vicki that's correct Claud sensors too much these all sensor too much if you if you
574. 1:29:56want to what's your name Enlightenment live um if you want these things not to hallucinate use uh start playing with
575. 1:30:05the the open source large language models llama 2 or Co code llama apparently apparently code llama just um
576. 1:30:13surpassed gp4 in a human eval I don't know what the I didn't pay attention to what task they were giving it but that's
577. 1:30:21the first time that I know of that any open source model has exceeded gp4 at anything so that's pretty
578. 1:30:30remarkable Claude tried to both sides me about class war that's interesting I made Claude cry that's awesome uh I can
579. 1:30:38finally write that kids book you can absolutely write a kids book I'll tell you these things for kids book books are
580. 1:30:43[ __ ] brilliant what what you can do Evan is like super personalized books right like take your kids name their
581. 1:30:52favorite subjects their topics a dream they had anything pop it in there and it'll incorporate it all it's amazing
582. 1:30:59and you know what could could even be fun Evan is if it's about your kid or someone you know um work with them and and like have them
583. 1:31:11give you ideas in real time like write the book in real time with them and let them see how it does it and then go over
584. 1:31:17to Mid Journey or or you know stable diffusion or whatever and make images for the book I mean yeah you could do
585. 1:31:24all sorts of really fun stuff is this you or AI masquerading as someone to promote AI I could be GPT 5 but how will
586. 1:31:32you know you won't you're like but AI isn't this good it's too quirky it's quirky is it too quirky maybe it's
587. 1:31:44possible it's possible I'm just a ruse for the industry the AI marketing Association said huh we need a spokesperson we need
588. 1:31:55someone to get people really excited about artificial intelligence who could it be let's see someone who looks
589. 1:32:03remotely famous what if what if we got someone that looked I don't know kind of like Rosie o' Donald but or Tom Arnold or like like fat Alec
590. 1:32:17Baldwin and then and then we had him not really know anything about AI he he was completely unqualified yeah that would
591. 1:32:25be good they wouldn't suspect it they they'd listen to him he would engender trust yes that's good that's good I like
592. 1:32:33it and that's how Elon Musk hired [Music]
593. 1:32:49me all right I am clearly Punchy I'm a little punch drunk I'm punch drunk you know what I mean I'm a little I don't know I don't know what
594. 1:33:01you doing with that cha P this cha P it's one it's fancy computer thing I can't said I don't like it I don't like
595. 1:33:12it at all I don't know what you people are doing I don't know what you're talking about I don't know why you're here I don't either but you
596. 1:33:20know you can make money with h you can what is the tool it's called the easy button but it's golden signifying
597. 1:33:37money a lot of money with Chachi BT we can do it we can do it so exciting it's so exciting all right are they only ebooks are we able
598. 1:33:50to copy them and paste them in into word yeah Nancy the uh GPT author it just generates a big giant pile yeah you can
599. 1:33:56copy and paste it you can do whatever you want with it are you talking about gp4 or a plug-in for gp4 so GP oh yeah make it
600. 1:34:05rain thank you Winston oh yeah um so GPT author is not a plugin for chat gp4 it's actually just a script
601. 1:34:16that somebody wrote in Python I think I think it's in a it's in a a Google collab notebook so you you basically
602. 1:34:24just go search for it and then you you take this notebook file and you run it in Google collab and you hit play and it
603. 1:34:30just does its thing you got to put in your um open AI API key and your stable diffusion API key so it's a little geeky
604. 1:34:39to be able to do it but it's it's pretty sck it's not it's not super complicated and if you want to get curious about this stuff there's you
605. 1:34:47know one of the things to do is start pushing the boundaries of of where you're comfortable being with technology
606. 1:34:54like that's my past year and a half has been like getting back into the technical [ __ ] because I've been a CEO
607. 1:35:01for a while and as as a CEO you just go oh I've got people for that just go make make it happen I just want it to work
608. 1:35:09you know do your technical thing so I've been doing that for a while and so so then I start looking at this this
609. 1:35:18generative AI [ __ ] and I'm like oh my God I I I think think this is like the next worldwide web holy [ __ ] [ __ ] I
610. 1:35:24need to learn this and then I go in and I'm like I don't know anything anymore I don't know how to do this anymore in
611. 1:35:32fact one of one of my big insights with chat gbt I was I was doing some stuff and it I I had it generate an email and
612. 1:35:42then I was like oh I'm going to send an email in send grid and then when I did the test email it looked like [ __ ] cuz
613. 1:35:49it wasn't formatted it was just the words and I'm like oh I just got to put it in HTML and I'm like I haven't done HTML in
614. 1:35:56like 25 years I'm like I don't [ __ ] know what to do anymore so I said hey chat GPT can you make this look nice in HTML and it said
615. 1:36:06sure and spit it out and I was like oh [ __ ] this is wholly different this like some this thing is different than anything we've ever seen
616. 1:36:16before so but but yeah so I so if you want to stretch your boundaries a bit um go just go look up GPT author and and
617. 1:36:24learn how to launch and run a Google collab notebook and go run it it's pretty cool uh we talking to chatty chatty bot
618. 1:36:36today we were discussing quantum physics oh yeah was not we um got around to the turtles or all the way down
619. 1:36:46Paradox oh you know what we should do whenever whenever I do an example now I'll do I'll make sure all of our
620. 1:36:52examples are turtle related so that's that's actually really important I think for the for the community uh why is Claude not
621. 1:37:02known he's right there I don't know what do you mean by that Jack Sun Young Jack Sun young Jackson Jackson young or Jack Sun young H
622. 1:37:16interesting interesting well Jackson or is it Jack you're sweating oh your swearing is so tacky buddy oh yeah I know I forgot
623. 1:37:28to tell people I swear a lot it's okay you don't have to be here I just I swear it's what I do I don't you know you can
624. 1:37:35leave it's listen there's there's so much tacky about me just just you should go you should go it's like it's like quasi talented quasi
625. 1:37:49technical quas funny quasi interesting you know quasi quaffed and I cuss so yeah I I would imagine I'm a disappointment for you so
626. 1:38:03that's that's I would definitely not be here um she coined a new word the Horton verse that's good she also called me a
627. 1:38:14master of philosophy of philosophy and children's literature it's good I love this thank you fraen fraen fraen wait oh
628. 1:38:24froto froo dendrin froto dendrin 10 out of 10 on the name uh well no I'll give you a 9.5 here's so name 10 out of 10
629. 1:38:36execution 9.5 out of 10 cuz with all the lowercase letters if you just uh capitalize the second D so froto
630. 1:38:49capital D dendrin 10 out of 10 that because it would make it easier to know what it was because there's too many
631. 1:38:55syllables in it fro do frodd fraad like you don't know what to say but if it was Frodo capd dendrin 10 out of 10 solid
632. 1:39:06but anyway glad you liking this because what's his name up here who is the one Glen Gary not enjoying not enjoying the
633. 1:39:15lab he said this doesn't seem like any lab I've ever been in where's the white coat and by the way what is with this swearing it's a little
634. 1:39:25tacky so yeah so but anyway froto dendron solid oh and you sent me a heart thank you froto dendrin became number 70
635. 1:39:37member number 74 on the team thank you that's awesome stability AI is really nailing it on image editing features in
636. 1:39:44my opinion yeah well so what stability AI did that's that's super cool is that they open source all all their models so
637. 1:39:52the developer Community every time they dump something out the develop developer community pounces on it and so there's just all this
638. 1:40:01development it's amazing that um Mid Journey still has the lead they have but I don't I don't think they're going to
639. 1:40:07have it long they're they're they're an 11 person company and the CEO's a bit of a he's a he's he's a bit of a cuckoo um
640. 1:40:19I have a feeling I have a feeling Google's going to come out swinging and I think you're right Rudy I think
641. 1:40:23stability AI is going to do something good and I heard this might have just been like Twitter rumor [ __ ] but I heard that
642. 1:40:33um open ai's got some uh some image generating thing that's supposedly like mind-blowingly good so we'll see cuz
643. 1:40:42Dolly sucks so I hope they have something good behind the scenes cuz dolly is poo poo discussing quantum
644. 1:40:49physics with pii I'm going to try that quisp that was it Robert Rossy Robert rossy's a gen xer oh kicks was the other one yes kicks and
645. 1:41:01quisp yes yes kicks was also disappointing taste-wise cereal kicks
646. 1:41:16cereal let me get the box I want to see the Box yeah there you go yeah yeah that mhm mhm that was it all right I have friends that swear
647. 1:41:30and friends that don't but all my new friends must swear Winston's in the club Winston's in the club listen honest to God in in in in as
648. 1:41:46as [ __ ] toxic and poisonous as our current Society is and our our political discourse is I feel like swearing is the
649. 1:41:57[ __ ] least of our problem how about we all swear and show a little empathy for one another and care for one another
650. 1:42:05and try to support one another like that's what this channel is about not the swearing swearing is just a byproduct of me being an
651. 1:42:11idiot but how about we like connect as humans and say oh you got an idea here let me help you with that oh you want to
652. 1:42:19learn that can yeah let's do that you want to do something together what if we did that again rather than pH is there
653. 1:42:25something else I can help with yeah stop listening to me and stop talking to me I'm sorry I'm afraid I can't do that
654. 1:42:35Siri I I get so I get so epiplectic that Siri tries to save me swearing isn't the problem lack of empathy is a real [ __ ]
655. 1:42:50fcking issue right now how about we're less [ __ ] to one another how about
656. 1:43:05that talk about cereal from the 90s talk about turtles occasionally talk about Ai and be nice to one another that's what I'm going
657. 1:43:17for and yeah I'm going to swear I don't swear when I'm talking to my Pharma clients sometimes I do if I got all
658. 1:43:31excited quisp UF UFO cereal yes Twix is caramel shortbread covered in delicious chocolate oh I know Nancy I like me some
659. 1:43:40some Twix Twix peanut butter is is is my jam by the way um I grew up in in p ucky south central Pennsylvania and you could always get
660. 1:43:55vanilla ice cream with peanut butter in it without chocolate chips just vanilla and peanut butter I'm living in Denver
661. 1:44:02you can't get it anywhere else in the country what the [ __ ] is with that vanilla ice cream and peanut butter
662. 1:44:07swirl is [ __ ] delicious so whatever conspiracy theories going on from the chocolate cabal that's like you got to
663. 1:44:14put chocolate chips in the vanilla and peanut butter [ __ ] that's just wrong just wrong yes that's AI related yes it is AI
664. 1:44:30related they must swear like the turtles never heard of it quisp yes I had to run to my phone to answer my fave Silver Fox
665. 1:44:38see I thought you meant Trix cereal and Twix candy I well this is why so so now we know why we're so confused there was
666. 1:44:45tricks Twix kicks and quisp those four they were in a trademark Fiesta loved quisp wow um if you have
667. 1:44:58Kyle Shannon and Pastor you you've made it to celebrity oh good lord uh I'm not your impostor someone I bet the impostor is
668. 1:45:14in here I bet the impostor is hanging out just in Joy being called a dick
669. 1:45:37hole he's definitely here yeah I know he is I think they try to make money from crypto yeah he's definitely a crypto bro for
670. 1:45:47sure he is definitely a crypto bro cuz that's it's such a it's such a crypt bro kind of hack right like that's that's
671. 1:45:54how all they scam everyone's money is they'll you know they'll copy websites and they'll copy um hey we got a big
672. 1:46:02mint coming you know come mint here and then you go mint there and they drain your [ __ ] wallet it's it's it's it's
673. 1:46:08a total Crypt bro kind of mechanic right it you know it's one of the [ __ ] drags about blockchain and
674. 1:46:20crypto though is that there's so much of that [ __ ] that like they you know they they are in a well-deserved timeout
675. 1:46:27sitting in the [ __ ] corner with you know low market caps for all that stuff because they're just a bunch of idiots
676. 1:46:33not all of them right there's some good projects in there some really good projects in there but like people like
677. 1:46:39you know my little my little buddy AI learning lab gives them all a bad name it's happening into quite a few channels yeah
678. 1:46:51I'm sure he clearly hasn't got your talent and and seen hi my name's Kyle Shannon some people think I'm not real they think I'm an
679. 1:47:04AI it's possible what do you think talented oh no it
680. 1:47:19it yeah I don't know I don't know could he do that I don't think so but you know what he's probably doing he's probably
681. 1:47:28recording these and then he's going to turn them into videos and stick them up as new content on his channel and then
682. 1:47:33at some point Tik tok's going to tell me I'm the [ __ ] imposter it's probably going to happen oh God what a pain
683. 1:47:45whatever I missed a three yeah the the the class that you slept through ao's wife was three and A2 hours this isn't much of a class tonight
684. 1:47:55I'm not teaching much I'm just sort of rambling rambling love this shame it's 5 in the morning oh I'm so sorry this is
685. 1:48:01not an exit by the way 9.5 out of 10 on the name I like it this is not an exit solid uh joker I'm a mod I will DM awesome that's great Joker
686. 1:48:14um this role play is why I joined oh is this role play is am I doing cosplay I need a costume if I'm going to do
687. 1:48:21cosplay do I have anything here I can cosplay with I could do like you know like a little little redneck down in the bou well although
688. 1:48:34this is Colorado Colorado whiskey isn't that a cool bottle and look I got a baby one too a little baby a little
689. 1:48:45baby and they're still sealed are they yeah they're from like the 60s Evan what are your qualifications tell me Mr Shannon good
690. 1:48:59day sir um uh by by chance would you be uh so kind as to share your qualifications my qualifications for
691. 1:49:07what yeah for what you do here for the uh the the lab for for example you know as as a researcher I I assume I'm not a
692. 1:49:18researcher but but it's called the lab right so so you're what exactly are your qualific I'm very curious you seem to be
693. 1:49:25an enigma to me I just trying to figure out um why I spend time here it's just it's would like to know if uh if this is
694. 1:49:34going to be worth my time at at any point and U go go on no Ser Ser I would love to hear I'm I'm just a
695. 1:49:46guy it's very clever it's very clever very I just was curious you know a as a as a member of the lab I you know
696. 1:49:54perhaps I could speak to management uh understand really more about what the lab's about what the what what what what
697. 1:49:59you've accomplished uh the papers you've published perhaps would be fantastic all right and theme and theme could the scammer do that oh
698. 1:50:11no no no scammer's probably a dweeb nut that can't make eye contact qualified Professor exactly Nancy very qualified and I'm a professor
699. 1:50:25of I'll I'll have chat GPT make me a certificate at some point it's going to be solid who is Sam felonius the
700. 1:50:33bear um those are swell people that hang out they're they're Irregulars thanks for the info and the bookwriting stuff it was very helpful
701. 1:50:44and I will be going to sleep so good night good night cyber zero you're probably Way Gone I'm 99 questions
702. 1:50:50behind there's 93 people in here so there's like I don't know a lot of people who don't know what this is and
703. 1:50:56why I'm acting like this uh my name's Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab I am not qualified uh it is not a lab it
704. 1:51:03is a home office um and uh we like to have fun here we like to talk AI if you have questions about AI pop in the
705. 1:51:09comments below I get very far behind which I am right now and what time is it it's 10:05 I'm GNA go you know what I'm
706. 1:51:15going to do I'm going to jump to the bottom because I'm so far behind I can't make eye contact it's called autism oh I
707. 1:51:22know in our family we call it touch of theism we've got Zach's got a touch of theism uh I think we're four I think
708. 1:51:31we're four for four adhders in the family got a got at least one touch of the tism in the family and uh you know
709. 1:51:41just you know neuros spicy we're neuros spicies I think I think that's part of the irregular it's part of the charm
710. 1:51:48part of the charm here is you know that stuff all right so I jump to the bottom and I am GNA just go back a little bit
711. 1:51:58answer a few more questions and then we're going to get on out of here wax your nostril hairs yo oh man I need
712. 1:52:05someone was going to talk about my nostril hairs yo all right an non nare sheez man way to bring a party down
713. 1:52:18fine wax your nostril hairs get a life um something start frosting wait something start frosting the live on my side I'm alone I
714. 1:52:32don't know what frosting the live means you mean it's like freezing oh freezing it's probably freezing I'm sorry I'm
715. 1:52:38afraid I'm sorry Dave I'm afraid I can't do that sorry a non nare sorry sorry for just just make an offensive statement to
716. 1:52:53someone and they're like oh sorry man I didn't mean it yeah whatever I was just [ __ ] around listen I'm 58 of course I'm going
717. 1:53:01to have hairs growing out of [ __ ] everywhere I I deal with them occasionally and then they grow again
718. 1:53:07cuz I you just just [ __ ] happens you hit a certain age and just [ __ ] hairs are everywhere what are you going to do what
719. 1:53:14AI platform could I use to speak to prospects via text not speech um I would go to Future
720. 1:53:48pedia.com dozens of companies that are doing uh text chat Bots cuz there were there were hundreds of companies that were doing
721. 1:53:57text like SMS chat Bots before and so now that we've got GPT sitting behind it um thanks steo now that we got GPT
722. 1:54:06sitting behind it um there there's going to be all sorts of uh all sorts of companies doing that yes the images not
723. 1:54:14the comments um Captain Crunch rules yes less [ __ ] please and thank you more empathy for everyone yes jrc yes Kyle's
724. 1:54:24being mean to Siri Siri interrupted me Siri tried to mansplain to me I'm the one that does the mansplaining I'm the one that does the
725. 1:54:35mansplaining not Siri not Siri she can't tell me what to do no C in Colorado oh cool peanut butter is the jam he said oh did that
726. 1:54:50was good that was comedy accidental comedy is the best isn't it can the scammer attack another account after you
727. 1:54:57banned it can the scammer attack another account after you banned it well I don't know that the scammer can attack an I
728. 1:55:05don't think the scammer is attacking accounts I think what the scammer is doing is looking like me having people
729. 1:55:12follow it so he gains credibility and then he's having personal conversations and gaining people's trust
730. 1:55:20this is social engineering is what he's doing he's saying hey I want to help you out man and someone's like oh Kyle
731. 1:55:27reached out to me that's really cool he's like I want to help you out and then hey you know what I could do [ __ ] you and take your
732. 1:55:36money like God damn it Cookie Crisp oh my God I loved Cookie Crisp says peanut butter and jelly sandwiches just jam on bread
733. 1:55:50I love peanut butter and jelly sandwiches still love peanut butter and it's GIF by the way not Skippy you
734. 1:55:55Skippy weirdos you're probably the PC people here's here's the thing GIF people are probably Apple people Skippy people are PC
735. 1:56:04people if you're a Skippy person I'm sorry for your loss it's just not as good it's not I don't know I don't know
736. 1:56:13what makes you think it's anywhere in the neighborhood of GIF but you're wrong it's at least you know you're wrong
737. 1:56:23right all right Among Us is a nice impostor hunting game oh yeah and there's one of the nft projects that I'm
738. 1:56:32in um one of the founders of it has got a game that's that's uh a knockoff of Among Us that's pretty cool text back ai
739. 1:56:41ai assist meor reach. Thelonius helping helping some others out that's super cool can you get more than one scammer on the same account
740. 1:56:50can you get well sure so right now he's he's created he's created AI L learning lab right where there's two L's in front of learning he
741. 1:57:04could put two L's in front of lab he could do aii learning lab like there's so many combinations of this you could do A1 learning lab AI one
742. 1:57:19instead of the L learning lab he there's all sorts of [ __ ] he could do so yeah unfortunately I don't I I
743. 1:57:29unless we can somehow I don't know I don't know maybe he'll get bored maybe he'll realize that I'm just an idiot
744. 1:57:36and I don't know I don't know why I was targeted I don't know why they they they got what some criteria it could just be a math thing
745. 1:57:46you know I hit a certain amount of followers and it could just be a math thing above a certain amount of
746. 1:57:51followers he's probably got scripts that just every time I post something it scrapes my site dumps it to his site so
747. 1:58:00you know there's a spy at the airport your job find him exactly I think I'm chatting with Kyle Shan on Avatar chat
748. 1:58:06GPT 5 exactly that hair cannot be AI generated exactly you can't there's too many directions this is this is the sure
749. 1:58:13giveaway that this is human Kyle hroom um okay I'm leaving wait uh Dr J the trs8 I'm not sure if it had the Dual
750. 1:58:22floppy disc or not I know it was Heavy my trs8 is in my seventh grade math class had dual floppies dual
751. 1:58:30floppies system on one data on the other we were baller man none of that cassette [ __ ] linear media linear media for
752. 1:58:41Random Access computers never made any sense to me you needed the floppy man floppy was where it was at
753. 1:58:50the young people like what the [ __ ] are they talking about all right listen um this has been fantastic well it's been fun listen I I
754. 1:59:00was a little tired tonight I know I didn't talk a lot about Ai and and I got I got a little rammy with the people
755. 1:59:05talking about my nose hair uh but you know um my first was a trs8 at ate my dissertation oh that sucks but good night everybody night
756. 1:59:17Tobias tonius Dr J Joker sherbear Firefly Milo's wife Winston steo peace out dude night sherbear night lunatick
757. 1:59:31Nancy all right everybody it's a Romper Room just calling everyone I I see jrc and ozm I see Emilio's wife I see Vicky
758. 1:59:45m828 peace out everybody good night to guys good morning yeah it's 5 in the morning this is not an exit this is the exit peace out