Jan 21, 2024 Sunday Soapbox

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1. 0:00are you [Music]
2. 0:23[Music] ready
3. 0:40get that look see I hear that smile in the early Mist morning L I
4. 0:56heard the engine turning and the fall [Music] outside
5. 1:10you again today you convinc me okay today you're leing this hot town looking for someone else's Golden
6. 1:28Ring should say he so long [Music] Su [Music]
7. 1:45cry so long [Music] suan don't you cry for me
8. 2:00[Applause] [Music] champ Shannon lead [Music] vocals well are
9. 2:16you I F it I fell through the cracks now I'm trying to get back you see the cool out giving my best
10. 2:30is nothing going stop me but Divine invention reckon it's again my turn to win some old but I take
11. 2:45[Music] no yeah yeah yeah
12. 3:00[Music] yeah oh yeah happy Sunday night everybody unless you're in Buffalo you can make money at least you
13. 3:16have ai Buffalo fans a AI is coming it's going to make football more enjoyable you'll be able to create fantasy
14. 3:28football leagues without standing math so you have that I hate to say Kyle but you get more viewers when you're singing than when
15. 3:43you than you do when you preach well this is this is this is what this is the this is these are the crosses we bear
16. 3:53when we go live on Tik Tok as as ancient Mariners lovely image by Corey Sandler here it's a it's a uh some sort of mopar
17. 4:07dragster what is it a chel maybe Super Sport convertible with a giant parrot SL Lama being ridden by a human llama
18. 4:25centur Chad GP teacher it's a rousing start to Hing fun oh yeah you did good tonight champy you were singing up a
19. 4:36storm every now and then he's got it you know he always sings but sometimes he's just into it do you recommend any courses ebooks
20. 4:45podcast where I could learn how to generate income using AI I don't know what your skills are do do you have any skills talents
21. 4:59and skills s here's the deal AI is just a tool so that's actually a really similar question to asking me if I could you
22. 5:09know recommend books where you could make money with Photoshop or you could make money with Microsoft Word or you could make money with a
23. 5:16shovel you can make money with all of those tools um I know that's not the answer you want but it really is the
24. 5:23answer because AI is such a broad category at this point and it's move it's changing so fast that you really
25. 5:30need to look at what are what are you good at to start independent of AI then what are the problems that you think you
26. 5:37can solve for people that they might be willing to pay you for and then once you figure that out if you can use AI to do
27. 5:44that better faster or cheaper than the competition or because it's AI maybe all of those better faster cheaper then you
28. 5:52can make money with chat GPT or with any a AI you could make money doing illustration for people don't feel like
29. 6:00learning how to use Del you could make money um writing copy um just more efficiently paying clients would be nice yeah I know I I
30. 6:12mean the thing about paying clients is you got to go get them I mean it's it's it's a being a freelancer is tough being a
31. 6:25freelancer is tough being a being an independent consultant because here here's the problem with being an independent consultant I did it
32. 6:33for years and I realized I'm not good at it and and why I'm not good at it is I I stop selling when I get too
33. 6:42busy so as an independent consultant you're out there pitching and pitching and pitching and pitching and then you
34. 6:48finally get a job and then you get two jobs and then you're overworked and you're like okay I need I just got to
35. 6:52catch up with these jobs and then you finish your jobs and they you think they're never going to end and the
36. 6:56money's going to keep rolling in and then the jobs end and and if you haven't kept up your selling then you've got a
37. 7:02three-month window where you're ramping things back up again and so I found myself just wildly oscillating between those two worlds
38. 7:15and you gotta like that's just that's just life in this business now here's here's the good news it feels to me like something's
39. 7:25starting to shift with this AI stuff where a lot more people are um getting aware that they need help with
40. 7:33it so like I'm seeing a lot more people asking for help and I'm seeing a lot more people in here going oh my boss is
41. 7:39wants to spend time with me um so so I I think 2024 is going to be good if you're AI literate and actually back to
42. 7:49the person that said can you make money with AI I mean what I would say is this get AI literate and at a minimum what that
43. 7:57means is understand all of what chpt can do just start with chat PT and understand what it can do and
44. 8:05then figure out what you're good within that and then start talking about it talk about it on LinkedIn talk about it
45. 8:10on Facebook talk about it on Twitter here's what I learned today look at the cool thing I did today I made a
46. 8:16children's book for my auntie and isn't it awesome and then at some point someone in your life or someone who stumbles
47. 8:25upon your post will go I need help could you help with AI sure here's my rates have an answer for them be ready for
48. 8:35that Tik Tok sent a notice for people to come listen to Kyle and champy sing here watch a minor
49. 8:50[Music] ready [Music]
50. 9:18Jeffy is like just knock it off I'm tired of singing you big dumb fat [Music] man oh source Camp she feels that shift
51. 9:28as well that's inter inter yeah there there's something something's up something's up um um an an Murphy's um GPT buildon on
52. 9:39Saturday I think had close to 40 people in it if not 40 and she said people like most people stayed and she said they
53. 9:47probably would have stayed all day all day if she kept it going people are hungry right now so I I think I think being AI just just being
54. 9:57AI literate being able to go I can show you how to use chat GPT is going to be a big deal in fact go listen to the the uh
55. 10:09um AI the marketing AI Institute I always feel like they've got the the words backward it should be the AI
56. 10:16marketing Institute but but they're not marketing AI so I get it it's the marketing AI Institute Paul rater's
57. 10:23podcast go listen to Paul rater's podcast this week and he talks about one of the things he talks about is chat
58. 10:32GPT for teams which is basically like the little mini version of Enterprise and it's going to allow small and medium
59. 10:38businesses to buy team subscriptions for chat chpt and one of the things he talked about in there it didn't it didn't
60. 10:46strike me because I I feel like the team's product that they put out is kind of flawed um but what's going to happen is
61. 10:55because it's a little more secure and because you know it supports companies companies are now going to start buying
62. 11:04subscriptions for 10 people or 20 people or 50 people those 10 20 or 50 people probably don't know how to use chat
63. 11:14GPT so companies are going to be hungry for anyone that can come in and say Here's how to do it here's what not to
64. 11:22do here are the vulnerabilities here's dos and don'ts here's you know here's how you learn here's how you
65. 11:30play here's how you make gpts bring in someone like Suzanne who can say here's how you make G gpts and use software
66. 11:39development best practices even if you're not a software developer because it'll make your life easier so so I think I it's it's his
67. 11:52podcast is worth listening to this week but for that particular issue you know hang up your shingle as they say I can help your
68. 12:05team actually you know what this isn't a bad LinkedIn marketing idea have chat GPT you know tweak it for you but but
69. 12:13you know just bought GPT for teams is your teams clueless I can help just bought GPT for teams I know GPT well enough that I can
70. 12:25make your team more gooder not so as bad hire me your team good chat GPT gooder good good or make them see I'm a
71. 12:42copywriter oh ah Lori Duncan Ryan here you go implementing chat GPT team at a retail startup super excited you as you should
72. 12:56be so so listen there's 99 people in here if you've never used chat GPT maybe you just heard that your that
73. 13:06that your boss but team and you're like I gotta use chat GPT now what do I do also Microsoft just made co-pilot
74. 13:14generally available to everyone for 20 bucks a month so you can have chat gp4 inside Microsoft Word and inside
75. 13:23Excel there's gonna be a lot of companies that just buy that and turn it on and go okay go not knowing what they
76. 13:33did with no strategy with no plan and at some point someone's going to do something stupid and they're
77. 13:39either going to panic and turn it off or they're going to go holy [ __ ] we got to get someone in here Pronto so get your
78. 13:45[ __ ] marketing message out there I've got a decade's worth of experience with Chad jpt you can make money with chat jpt [Laughter]
79. 14:04oh my God I remember when flash first came out people were trying to hire people with five five years flash experience it's
80. 14:13like it's been out for 18 months [ __ ] [ __ ] are you doing there's going to be a lot of that when it's embedded in
81. 14:21Microsoft Office it will be everywhere it is embedded in Microsoft Office they just announced it Road Warrior Princess
82. 14:27uh Wednesday I think Tuesday or Wednesday it's now generally available 20 bucks a month you know it was just to Big Enterprises
83. 14:38before I think you had it was three or I think it was 300 300 employees minimum 300 seats minimum and now they've just opened it up to
84. 14:50anyone 20 bucks or 20 bucks for chat GPT Plus for chat gp4 go learn that stuff right now if you're in here happy Sunday by the way
85. 15:02my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab uh I'm swagged out for my company this is my company Story vine
86. 15:08I'm the founder and CEO of that this is my this is my my side hobby doing doing nightly rants on on AI and trying to demystify it and get
87. 15:21people curious enough about it to give it a shot not because I really give a [ __ ] if you give it a shot or not but because so many
88. 15:33people are afraid of it and angry about it and are making assumptions about it without having tried it so even if you're afraid of it give
89. 15:46it a shot well how do you do what do you do just go to chat. open.com live poll is up all right what's the poll all right people you've got
90. 16:0040 seconds go quick how many here use chat GPT 4 so right up in that corner click on that little thing do a little
91. 16:07poll how many people in the live right now um use chat gp4 or use it free or don't even know what the hell's being talked
92. 16:21about great awesome so we've we've at least got we've got at least one person in here willing two people three people
93. 16:29willing to admit they don't know if they use chat gp4 or not that's that's awesome thank you for having the the the
94. 16:37courage and generosity to to say that so we've got okay pulls over 66% of people in here have your chat GPT for subscription
95. 16:5226% do it with free chat GPT which is still good still fine and by the way those of you that that play with free
96. 16:59chat GPT if you go to co-pilot microsoft.com that's Microsoft's version of chat gp4 so you can actually use do
97. 17:08to make images and you can use a more sophisticated large language model um for free over there now I personally
98. 17:17don't think it's anywhere near as good as chat GPT uh from open AI but if you can't swing the 20 bucks a month it's a great free
99. 17:27alternative um and for those of you that don't know or haven't played with this stuff yet go to chat. open.com right now
100. 17:35not tomorrow oh but Kyle it's late on a Sunday I just don't think I can learn anything new tonight you don't need to
101. 17:42learn anything you can just go have fun here's the secret about this AI [ __ ] it's fun it doesn't require a Stamford
102. 17:51mathematics degree I have a degree in acting oh that explains a lot he's a the theatrical um just go to chat.
103. 18:02open.com ask it to write you a song If You're a Buffalo Bills fan say write me a sad poem about how the bills just
104. 18:11didn't quite make it there at the end and it will how they how they lost to mome and the Chiefs and it
105. 18:22will have it write you a marketing plan for the business you're thinking about starting have it thinking about starting
106. 18:30a business can't come up with a name tell tell chat GPT about your business here's my business and here and
107. 18:38here and then say help me come up with 20 names and watch what it does and then if you don't like the names it come came up
108. 18:47with ask it to make you 20 more and then if you don't like the names that come up with say write me a creative
109. 18:56brief for how you would name this company and then read the creative brief and see if it got it right and if it got
110. 19:02something wrong in there tell it to make it better and then when you get the creative brief done you don't have to
111. 19:07write it it'll write it you just go look at it and tell it if you think it sucks or not then say use that creative brief
112. 19:13to give me 20 more names and I bet one of those names will not suck and you will have done in three minutes what would have taken you a week
113. 19:24or two if you had had the money and the time to hire someone who knew something about branding just go do it right
114. 19:33now have it make you a meal plan for your family have it write a children's book for your grandkid have it write you python code to make an
115. 19:43application that's a tarot card reading system and just watch what it does you don't have to be you don't have
116. 19:51to take learning AI so seriously I I think it's I think it's one of the one of the reasons people are scared there's
117. 19:58there's a couple of reasons right we have we have 50 years of Hollywood showing us that the robots are going to
118. 20:04kill us right so we're like uh I don't think I want to play with the thing that's going to be the destruction of
119. 20:09all of humanity you know I don't want to contribute to the be elub you know overtake if you know what I mean it's
120. 20:17not that and then the the other fear is like oh my god I've got to learn something this is very serious oh my God
121. 20:24I gotta get serious maybe I should go back to school should I go back to school for this oh I just don't no it's not that just
122. 20:31think of it like a toy think of it like a parlor trick think of it like what if Google had magical powers and could just
123. 20:39answer [ __ ] and not send you down SEO rabbit holes that just frustrate the [ __ ] out of you it's kind of like that
124. 20:48any difference between co-pilot and chat gp4 AI yes there's a lot of difference um okay where's my other box okay hang on sorry
125. 21:03I got to set up my props people have been in here know what's coming but this is apparently this has been working this is listen at
126. 21:15the AI learning lab we've got a $20 million Video Production Studio so what I'm about to show you may look like just
127. 21:24garbage sitting in my office but no no this is the we've done user testing and this is the thing that we found is the
128. 21:31most effective to explain chat GPT and the difference between it gp4 and co-pilot okay uhuh okay those there's those things okay
129. 21:46this this is the foundational model called gp4 and you're like but Kyle what is the foundational model they also call it a Frontier
130. 21:55Model so you're like but KY that's just a box exactly and look you open it up and what's in it there's nothing in it
131. 22:02exactly so what do they put in the Box well chat jpt is built on top of this box and what they put in this box is as much of the
132. 22:15public internet as they could capture and do what they call embed put it in a special mathematical model and they dump
133. 22:22it in the box so think about all of the crap that was put on the internet for like the last four or five decades has
134. 22:31been optimized and jammed inside this thing okay that's gp4 in and of itself it doesn't do anything it only does something if you
135. 22:41ask it to do something through what's called an API and so for years before chat GPT came out gpt3 existed and people could
136. 22:51develop applications on it so Jasper was built on top of chat gpt3 or on gpt3 um copy AI was built on top of it the AI
137. 23:02inside notion was built on top of it so there's a lot of applications that that make calls to this chat GPT is the application that open AI
138. 23:14wrote that basically sits on top of this thing okay so chat jpt is the really simple interface that just kind of looks
139. 23:21like the Google search box and it's got those pre- prompted questions and it's got your prompt history and it's just
140. 23:27chat PT chat. open.com is actually a standalone application that just sits on top of this big fancy ass you know gp4 thing as is Microsoft
141. 23:42co-pilot so they can both say their chat GPT for things applications because they're both calling the same large
142. 23:52language model down here so you got open AI their interpretation of what a chat bot should should be and then you've got
143. 23:59Microsoft's interpretation of what a chat box could be now and they call this co-pilot they do basically the same
144. 24:07thing except something happened with Microsoft that when they launched it it was really good like this one was and then Kevin Roose the tech
145. 24:19reporter from The New York Times said let me go play with Microsoft's version of this and see how good it
146. 24:26is and he did it for four hours and it lost its [ __ ] mind and it it told him her name was Sydney and that she was in love with him
147. 24:38and she would like it very much if he left his wife for her and he screenshotted that and it made the cover of the New York Times so
148. 24:48the lawyers at Microsoft did this they're like hey Sydney glad you're really powerful let's go on ahead just bomiz
149. 24:59you and so this is now this is now co-pilot it is a shadow of its former self um it's not quite that bad but the
150. 25:10the safety guard rails on Microsoft co-pilot are are so conservative that I think it makes it unusable so so they
151. 25:17are they are indeed two different things and that's why I think it is worth paying the 20 bucks a month for chat GPT
152. 25:26cuz no one else was even close to it yet Google claims to be Google claims that their Gemini Ultra model is going
153. 25:34to be as good or better than chat gp4 but they haven't launched it yet you're such a great Storyteller oh thank you
154. 25:41very much Lori I appreciate that um so hopefully that that makes sense and listen if I did it with real production value you'd be
155. 25:54disappointed I mean sure we got the money I'm friends with James Cameron we could bring in industrial Light and Magic if we needed
156. 26:03to but I'm going to go with trash is there an affiliate program for chat GPT wait is your question there am
157. 26:14I getting paid to shill their [ __ ] company no I'm not getting paid to shill their [ __ ] company thank you for the
158. 26:21vote of confidence if that's what it was about or if you want to go sell it no I don't think so I don't think there's an
159. 26:26affiliate program that's pretty funny that was a good analogy thank you very much oh from chat GPT teacher well thank
160. 26:33you so much I appreciate that um but yeah this is this is um this is the kind of stuff if if you want to
161. 26:42get AI literate just just understanding simple things like how large language models work like what's the mechanism like you don't need
162. 26:53to like I'm not a mathematician I don't know the math but you can watch YouTube videos where people tell you how this [ __ ]
163. 27:01works and then you can sort of figure out for yourself like how to internalize that so that when people say things like
164. 27:07oh it's just the world's greatest plagiarism machine you can say actually no it's not that's not how it works
165. 27:14let's why don't tell me what you think it does and let me show you what it actually does and then let's talk about that
166. 27:21um so yeah anyway all right so the the way the channel works is I will I will ramble incoherently if not
167. 27:32given some direction from yall about what you want to see so I can talk about anything um I can talk about a community
168. 27:40I created called the AI Salon if you're if you're like one of the only weirdos in your life that is into this AI stuff
169. 27:48and everyone else is like shut up about that AI stuff we don't want to hear about it okay okay Beth listen Beth
170. 27:58I know you're excited about AI but uh we just want to go to TGIF and get a a margarita twister you know what I mean
171. 28:07could we uh could we not talk about AI this Friday Beth that'd be swell if you're Beth have I got a group
172. 28:18for you to join if you're that other person you should hang out here more what's the best free one oh uh
173. 28:27there's well there's a lot of I again chat gpt's free version is better than most large language models how long do
174. 28:34you think it will be before chat GPT 4 gets upgraded to include music Generation Um I think I think that uh I
175. 28:40don't know when we'll see GPT 5 but but chat GPT 5 is going to be truly multimodal so I I assume it will include
176. 28:49music video animation voice maybe even 3D um and I think I think Gemini Ultra may they
177. 29:04didn't really demo ton of Music stuff there but um but probably I think I think I think all of the media types
178. 29:14will be represented in 2024 from the major companies the question I was asked tonight was overcoming guilt of using
179. 29:24the tool this is such a good question this is such a good question Lori okay um the short answer my shorter answer is
180. 29:37you've got nothing to [ __ ] apologize for if you if you use chat GPT as a tool now here's here's why people feel guilty
181. 29:46about it it's this is it's a very real thing okay so there's a there's a I'm trying to think of the piece there's an Ethan mullik piece that
182. 29:55he wrote [ __ ] I forget the name the exact title of it but it's an Ethan mullik piece where he talks about pushing the
183. 30:06button you'll just be able to push the button I I I forget the the title of the article but if you look up Ethan mullock M o i
184. 30:16k um will you push the button it it should come up with this article um and and what he talks about is is a student came in to his
185. 30:30office and said will you write me a letter of recommendation and he said sure and then he was stuck in a
186. 30:41quandry is the value of me writing the letter of recommendation for this student in the hour or so it would take me to write it
187. 30:50manually or is the value in the kid getting a job a job interview so he's got the opportunity to push the
188. 31:00button and it'll just spit out a letter of recommendation he he won't have to take any time on it he can proof read it
189. 31:05make a few edits and it's done and he talks about this sort of weird guilt of and I I don't I don't even think he used the term guilt but he
190. 31:13talked about how do we assign value to our work and so if you're a writer if you're a copywriter and you take great pride in
191. 31:24writing and all of a sudden here's a tool that's like the easy button you can make money with cha that just all of a
192. 31:32sudden squirts out this copy and if you're using Chachi pt4 it's a pretty good [ __ ] writer and if you learn a
193. 31:39little bit about how to fine-tune it to your writing style then it's a pretty good writer in your style and so a lot of people go through
194. 31:48this guilt of like but it's cheating and then here's my response to that is it is it cheating to use Photoshop wouldn't it be better if you
195. 32:04just took the raw raw pixel data out of your digital camera and learned um image analysis mathematics enough to color shift the pixel no you
196. 32:18use [ __ ] Photoshop let the dweebs figure out how to push the pixels around is it should you feel guilty for
197. 32:27using a grammar checker cuz you failed English 201 in college because you [ __ ] hate grammar and and you went to
198. 32:37a Catholic school and someone smacked your wrist every time you got a sentence wrong so you hate it but now you use a
199. 32:45grammar checker should you feel guilty about that I don't think it's just another tool now where you might feel guilty
200. 32:55using AI is if you just just squirt out a bunch of crap don't proofread it and put it out to the world like there was a lawyer that wrote
201. 33:04a legal opinion with chat GPT and handed it to a [ __ ] judge without reading it and the judge the judge went
202. 33:18um these cases you site don't seem to exist for for your little legal argument for your client that's paying you
203. 33:32money that's not chat gpt's fault that's that idiot lawyer's fault so here's my here's my opinion if you craft work no matter what tool you
204. 33:46use and you look at the work and you sign your name to it and you go yeah this is something I stand behind and you put that in the world
205. 33:57quite frankly it's no one's [ __ ] business what tool you used I just I I went over I went on this rant last night it's going to get me
206. 34:05pissed off again tonight there was this article about this this Japanese author that just won a book award and she's now come out and had to
207. 34:15admit that somewhere in the neighborhood of 5% was taken verbatim from chat GPT who gives a [ __ ]
208. 34:31it was good enough to win an award she put her name on it like she looked at it she read it she crafted it
209. 34:40she rewrote [ __ ] maybe she copi and pasted some stuff from chat GPT maybe grammarly rewrote a whole paragraph for her should should we now
210. 34:52have percentages of which tool we used wow this was this was a 23% Notes app and uh 44% Microsoft Word and 23% Google
211. 35:03Docs and then I used grammarly for this and I used AI for that really so you know this this this falls under
212. 35:18the the the um like the category of demonizing the robot like the robot robot's bad humans good no tools tools humans humans humans use
213. 35:35tools just because this tool happens to be as good or better than humans at some stuff it gets a little
214. 35:44weird and it can be easily mismanaged and misused but tools tools humans humans humans use tools Carpenters don't don't have to say
215. 35:58which saw blade they used not to have the wood splinter what's the what's the logic behind AI code what's the logic that got
216. 36:07the code to assume it's almost wait what was that what was that from kamam kaken some humans are much better at
217. 36:15using the same tool as other humans yeah exactly exactly John hes what's the logic behind AI code what's the logic
218. 36:22that got the code to assume it's almost sentient well so okay okay so nighty nighty nighty I I like your name um the sension thing is really
219. 36:37interesting so it's not sensient by the way it doesn't even know what it wrote it is a
220. 36:52calculator GPT stands for generative pre-trained Transformer it's gen generating words with a probability engine a mathematical probability
221. 37:04engine pre-trained means it's been pre-trained on all of the internet so basically it knows as much of the public
222. 37:10internet well it's it's beyond what you could even imagine it knows a lot of [ __ ] and then Transformer is the
223. 37:17technology that it's all built on GPT generative pre-train Transformer Google invented the transformer in 2017 and all of the stuff
224. 37:26that we're playing with today is essentially using the same basic [ __ ] it is not sensient it is a calculator so when you type your prompt
225. 37:36what it actually does is it creates a mathematical probability that somewhere in Thousand dimensional um Vector
226. 37:47space all of the internet no no I I didn't say all of the internet I said as much of the public internet as open AI
227. 37:54could get their hands on Pate I I I try to be responsible with that if I if I if I wasn't clear that's what I
228. 38:01mean so when you type your prompt it creates a mathematical probability that somewhere in this thousand dimensional
229. 38:07latent space is a point in space that has the pro highest probability of being the right thing and it and it pulls back a number a string of
230. 38:17numbers and then that that string of numbers is related to a word and then it types that word in your browser and then
231. 38:23it does that over and over and over again that's how these things actually work so when it writes a bunch of
232. 38:28[ __ ] as a human we're looking at kind of the reflection of people put a bunch of stuff on the internet and so humans are
233. 38:38sort of answering our question but there but it's the the tool that does it is a calculator so it's got no awareness of
234. 38:47what it wrote but we as humans assign it sensient because it seems awful humanlike like when you interact with chat GP
235. 38:57it's much closer to interacting with like a remote intern than it is interacting with Google search it's like you're having a
236. 39:07conversation because in a sense you are but the entity that is generating that conversation has literally zero
237. 39:17awareness of what it wrote future versions will chat GPT 5 so one of the things we're going to see in
238. 39:252024 it so what I just described of this thing's just a calculator it doesn't know what it wrote that's one of the
239. 39:31reasons it does what's called hallucinating or mansplaining is a service I like to call it where it will confidently answer you even if it's
240. 39:38wrong right like like every good man in your life we're awesome within 2024 these systems are going to start
241. 39:48reasoning where they are going to be aware of what they say and they're going to be able to look at what they say and
242. 39:54said is what I just said wrong and if it is let me go fix that before I say it so so gp5 will likely be in in that
243. 40:04neighborhood I don't know about um Gemini Ultra just yet but um Zuckerberg fine young Mark Zuckerberg basically just
244. 40:16declared they're rolling together all of their AI research groups within meta with the single goal of achieving AGI
245. 40:26artificial general intelligence which is also the goal of open Ai and meta is aiming 350,000 H1 h100 gpus at the problem and they're
246. 40:41going to open source it so sometime probably in the next 18 months but but likely some pieces of it in
247. 40:532024 these tools are going to get much much much much much much better any word on timing of GPT 5 not that I know of I
248. 41:00mean Sam Alman kind of hinted that you know he knows what's in it right it's going to be multimodal it's going to
249. 41:09it's going to reason and it's going to have agents right it's going to be able to take actions on your
250. 41:13behalf and if you look at if you look at gpts so they gave us these things called gpts where we can customize our own gp4
251. 41:22applications where we can train it on our own data we can connected to apis that's the beginning of an agent
252. 41:31infrastructure now I don't know if that's going to ultimately be how they work they're probably not um but I kind of feel like all of these
253. 41:42companies right now well it's certainly certainly open AI is letting us get used to actually this goes back to the
254. 41:55problem you know how do I how do I not feel guilty about using these tools open AI right now is is giving us
255. 42:03tools powerful enough so that we can see what's coming to get used to it so that it's not weird so that it so that we don't
256. 42:11feel guilty using a tool imagine sitting with a million buckets each a different subject filled with random
257. 42:19words yeah oh that's a that's a that's a good that's a good metaphor Joker yeah the way these things work right yeah
258. 42:27exactly yeah and and it's you know this box is full of you know this these million buckets and when you have a
259. 42:34prompt that prompt creates a probability and says bucket [Laughter]
260. 42:56deal with that makes a co coherent sentence in less than a second it makes a coherent paragraph in less than a second
261. 43:05sometimes very very quick so yeah crazy crazy stuff crazy stuff CRA C so I hope that answers your your problem
262. 43:15um is is that we actually kind of have to reframe the conversation right because it's not you know the the higher
263. 43:22ed has said if someone's using chat GPT then they're cheap in no there's another tool that gives students and teachers and
264. 43:35administrators access to knowledge in a thing called a large language model and yes I'm talking about higher education administrators like
265. 43:48their children because that's how they're acting right now but if you think about this we have a thing called a large language model
266. 43:56model that powers chapp and Bard and Pie and Claude and all these amazing tools that that everyone's playing with the
267. 44:06thing sitting underneath them is called a large language model you know what else is a large language model human
268. 44:16beings someone says [ __ ] into your ears like a prompt it goes into your crazy straw of a brain and some sort of probability
269. 44:26says here's the words that should come out in a certain order that's what these tools are it's exactly what they are and so here we have a
270. 44:35thing that is the most profound access to knowledge in human history to date and the institution in charge
271. 44:50of giving us access to knowledge as human beings is like yeah but we'll never use the we've got detectors to
272. 44:57detect if someone used that [ __ ] so the narrative right now is AI is evil and if you use it you're a bad
273. 45:08person and and just sorry I don't know why I'm so snotty um go back in history and look at every single technological advance in human
274. 45:21history the reaction is always the same the new technology is evil it's going to destroy us all and anyone who uses it
275. 45:31should feel guilty or should be killed if you go to the printing press for example or if you go to the steam engine and
276. 45:45tractors or if you go to the calculator University professors protested picketed against the use of calculators
277. 45:56because it would it it would ruin no one would do math anymore no one would understand how math worked well okay it didn't happen every
278. 46:06technology every single technology so it's just same same [ __ ] so yeah my computer and my computer science
279. 46:19instructor said we can use it as long as we're transparent with use share chat GPT chat logs perfect great like that that's it bring
280. 46:30it into the classroom hey I Ed chat GPT and it wrote this paper and when I first read it I thought oh that's really good and then
281. 46:38when I started editing it I realized oh it was repetitive and it was generic and it was boring so I went in and I had to
282. 46:45fix it awesome do you know what that's called critical [ __ ] thinking we need more of that we need more critical thinking critical thinking
283. 46:57in my opinion is going to be the skill of value as we move forward because tactical execution the writing and the
284. 47:05coding and the the making of images and the making of songs and the making of this and the making of that at the
285. 47:11service of some project all of that shit's going to get automated and then what becomes the skill is well what do we want these
286. 47:21tools to do how do we want to assemble those outputs in a way that serves a business goal or serves an artistic goal
287. 47:31or makes me happy or is good enough that I want to share it with the world whatever the goal is that's still our value that part I
288. 47:42don't think ever goes away we get to choose how to use the tools we get to choose when to say it's done here's my
289. 47:52piece here's my computer program here here's my image here's my song you
290. 48:06know all right this has been a weekend of [ __ ] Soap Box I got to get a soap box I really do all right so listen there's 156
291. 48:21people in here I'm going to I'm going to make a little if you're curious about a or or if you're really curious about AI
292. 48:29if you're like the the one or two people in your life that are like um I'm pretty sure this is a big [ __ ] deal and I
293. 48:35don't understand why everyone isn't doing this if that's you you should come hang out with us who's us what's us is this oh my oh my
294. 48:45goodness is this a cult no but we have a thing called the AI Salon or as I like to call it the AI salon um that is not for getting your hair
295. 49:00done clearly but is uh for exchanging ideas and hanging out with cool people and sharing what we're learning and
296. 49:07learning together and building together and just being swell to each other because this [ __ ] is scary right this this stuff is fairly
297. 49:18existential like if you're a copywriter if you've been a copywriter for 30 years and you you sit in front of a
298. 49:27tool that can do some version of what you do in 3 seconds that you know would have taken you 2 hours regardless of if it's as good as you or
299. 49:37not there's something sort of deep at the core of of who we are that you look at these tools and you're like oh
300. 49:46[ __ ] Kevin mallister moment right it can do that and when you get into this stuff it's a it's a rolling series of those
301. 49:59moments where you're like okay I understand what it is now and then it'll do something else and you're like oh my God it can do that
302. 50:06too and then you see it do another thing you're like it can do that too and then someone will come in who who knows
303. 50:12nothing about AI but but she knows something about I don't know the the way she does what she does Corey Sandler
304. 50:21knows about Pottery glazes she's a Potter she's an artist and the way she thought about putting together a tool
305. 50:28for beginning Potters to create glaze recipes like shook me up and and she's like yeah it just does it it can do it
306. 50:38and you're like oh my god I didn't even think of that and then it can make a picture of what that glaze would look
307. 50:44like on the pottery and it knows that [ __ ] how does it know that [ __ ] but it does so if you've had one of those
308. 50:57moments or a series of those moments and you're like I don't even know how to process this welcome to the club none of
309. 51:04us know how to process this we're figuring out it out in real time and so that's what this group is so if you go
310. 51:12there it's going to take you to a link [Music] tree they look like
311. 51:27this come on okay um the first link is to the AI Salon Community this community does not cost anything this is this is
312. 51:39this is just a bunch of people hanging out so it's hosted on a mighty networks server Mighty networks is just a
313. 51:46community hosting platform there's also um two links to a thing called GPT for good which was a project that uh Ann
314. 51:53Murphy and I did three weeks ago now um where we in 24 hours taught a bunch of people how to make gpts and this
315. 52:03community built 150 gpts for nonprofits in 24 hours so if you go to that second link that's the directory of all the
316. 52:11gpts and at the bottom of that list of all those gpts is the instructions for how to build them what what we used in
317. 52:19that u in those sessions and the third link is those sessions on YouTube and then there's also a a merch store which if you buy any of
318. 52:28our swag it actually supports the community and that's how we can do it for free okay so if you go here and you're like yeah that kind of
319. 52:37sounds interesting the first place I want you to go there's a salon info section go to welcome to the AI
320. 52:44salon and you'll see this cool groovy image where it's like a group of people setting out on an adventure and that's
321. 52:49exactly what this is we're choosing to be on this AI Adventure so rather than just sit on the beach and let this
322. 52:56tsunami you know smack us over we're choosing to like hop on surfboards and just sort of paddle out in the ocean and
323. 53:03see what what the hell's going on and we're choosing to do it together and and it's I got to tell you it's a lot it's a
324. 53:10hell of a lot better to do it with other people than to do it alone and then we also talk about our values like the kind
325. 53:16of people that are in here um so if these values resonate with you these are going to be your people curiosity is one
326. 53:23of the values generosity people are sharing what they're learning here's my prompt here's how I did it here's how I
327. 53:29thought about it um exploration people are willing to go oh okay um there's a there's there's a completely new version
328. 53:37of open of chat GPT rather than going oh [ __ ] I just they're like okay let's go figure out what's in it like it's a it's
329. 53:44a very adventurous group um collaboration it's a collaborative group hey let's go put on a show you want to
330. 53:50go do something let's go build something um it's inclusive people are coming from all walk of Life all experience
331. 53:56backgrounds um all sorts of different skill sets and then empathy is the last one you know we want people in here that
332. 54:03recognize that people are scared you might be scared I get scared a lot I mean I've got an automated video
333. 54:11storytelling platform that's 11 and a half years old and we're moving into an era where everything's going to be automated the thing that
334. 54:22made a big part of my company's software valuable is going to be a total commodity where where everyone's going
335. 54:30to go like yeah everything's automated now what's what's the big deal with yours that's some pretty existential
336. 54:36[ __ ] and so so it's not just all it's not all sunshine and Roses right so doing that with other people super
337. 54:44important um and then so if if you like what you see there then go into the community section and the first little
338. 54:53section here is called introduce yourself so Embrace that value of generosity and even though it's scarier than [ __ ] to
339. 55:01introduce yourself to people especially on the internet use your real name when you sign up and introduce yourself here's who I
340. 55:10am here's what I do here's where I am on this journey even if it's like I'm just starting or I've been doing this for 30
341. 55:17years but this generative AI stuff is completely different I'm all over the place I don't even know where to start perfect and anything in
342. 55:27between and then check out the water cooler where people are having discussions about what's going on there's a news channel um the showand
343. 55:34tell Channel becomes during these lives becomes like a really cool jam session where people generic soap that's my Soap Box by the
344. 55:47way um this was a metaphor I talked about last night that that the current tools that we use on with with computers
345. 55:56are are like being in a like a rickety wooden Robbo in the ocean and and we're like and then this is AI like AI is like
346. 56:08a a Miami jet boat [ __ ] flying through the ocean like it's way off in the distance so like we don't have to worry about
347. 56:16that and then all of a sudden it's like you're like what was that and you little Robb boats rocking like oh my God what
348. 56:23do we how what is the wait what that's AI oh [ __ ] so so go play and show and tell and just get inspired by people in here
349. 56:36they're just doing cool stuff they're sharing songs they're sharing gpts they built that's that cool image that that
350. 56:42Corey did I noticed a cool thing that the the back mags have five Spokes and the front mags have six spokes because
351. 56:49you know these things are weird right now Danielle's AI learning lab tornado ripping through the the workforce in the economy oh that's cool
352. 57:05Corey sand Sandler made with iconics oh that's super cool wow beautiful very cool so go look at that
353. 57:23stuff Apple's new goggles embrace the janky know that these tools right now are super [ __ ] janky and then here's the thing so
354. 57:36you're like if if you've listened to me up to this point if you're like all right Kyle I'll join your stupid [ __ ]
355. 57:41little party um in the community section go to AI tools and resources and this list is absolutely worth the risk of you
356. 57:52introducing yourself to strangers cuz that's the only real cost of the community and I know it's [ __ ] scary
357. 58:00because we're human right nobody wants to look like a dumb dumb I don't want to admit that I'm clueless here's the
358. 58:06secret everybody's [ __ ] clueless right now nobody knows what they're doing with this generative AI stuff zero people zero zero
359. 58:19zero you know who can keep up with all the changes no one even people that write newsletters are like I can't deal with this anymore I
360. 58:29had a newsletter for a while it was completely [ __ ] overwhelming this list will tell you um it's just a list
361. 58:39of recommended tools to start learning on the first one is chat GPT it's still the best as soon as it's not the best I
362. 58:45will swap this out with whatever comes next um and chat GPT 4 a question I get a lot is um well what's the difference between 3.5
363. 58:57and four and is it worth the 20 bucks a month the difference is gargantuan and yes it's worth the 20 bucks a month this
364. 59:04is the best 20 bucks a month for software probably in software history in my opinion and I know pate's going to be like well what about Bard
365. 59:14Bard's free no one's touching chat gp4 right now um it's connected to the internet it can do Advanced Data analysis with this
366. 59:24thing called code interpreter it can see images it can make images it can talk to you it can hear you you can give it a
367. 59:32personality with this thing called custom instructions and then last November they released custom gpts where you can make
368. 59:43a your own personalized customized version of chat GPT that does a specific task or it does a it's like a it's like
369. 59:51an application so it could teach someone about about your nonprofit or it could make you cool pictures of muscle cars
370. 59:59and design a poster for you to print out and hang up in your room I made I made that one or or it could um analyze data for
371. 1:00:13you help you start a business design flower bouquet uh Corey's thing iconics helps you design glasses talk about the Minnesota firefighters
372. 1:00:29Museum TK made that one she actually made a a bunch of them for that museum for that Community the Minnesota firefighters Association
373. 1:00:44and good things are happening for her because of that cuz she's making a difference in the world with these
374. 1:00:51things so that's just chat GPT like all of this stuff learning how to use the stuff in this list you could take the next 30 days and
375. 1:01:00just messing around with it like not run out of things to do you could take the next three years and not run out of
376. 1:01:07things to do and not hit the bottom of the well it's amazing so that's that and then someone was asking what are the best free ones
377. 1:01:14out there they they're all different and and what I would encourage you to do is get curious about this stuff and don't
378. 1:01:19think about it like you like don't make it like homework like I have to learn AI make it more like I get to play with
379. 1:01:28AI oh AI is this cool thing let me start with chat GPT and like see what that is and now let me go play with
380. 1:01:35Claude well what's Claude well Claude is a bunch of xop AI people that didn't like how open AI was doing AI safety and
381. 1:01:45so they came up with a completely different model so they have this competitor called Claude which is very much like chat GPT it's in the
382. 1:01:52neighborhood of chat GPT 3.5 it's it's really good and they use a different model and that's kind of cool and then
383. 1:01:57there's Google bard and it's kind of like chat GPT now in in terms of its quality it it was really bad for a long
384. 1:02:04long time and then it got better and then when they release Gemini Ultra which is their new fancy thing it's
385. 1:02:11going to get really good and then there's perplexity which is good at research and citations and then there's
386. 1:02:17Microsoft co-pilot which is like free chat gp4 with the exceptions I talked about before it's got weird safety guard
387. 1:02:26rails so and then there's there's Pi there's grock there's llama llama 2 is a whole world sounds like meta's going to open source llama
388. 1:02:363 so it sounds like meta wants to open source artificial general intelligence which is pretty insane then you've got image generation
389. 1:02:46tools there's a whole pile of those you can play with and you should learn which ones are good at what like mid journey
390. 1:02:52is [ __ ] beautiful like if you want want high quality art use mid Journey if you're in a corporation don't use mid
391. 1:03:00Journey because it's been trained on all sorts of copywritten Art and there's all sorts of lawsuits coming if you're in a
392. 1:03:07corporation use Adobe Firefly well how do you how do you learn that you just go get curious get curious about these
393. 1:03:13toools start start playing with them figure out which ones are good which ones are bad where the boundaries are
394. 1:03:20and then check back every month or two because every time I [ __ ] check into one of these tool they've changed the
395. 1:03:25interface and it's gotten radically better and I'm like oh God that thing I used to hate cuz it sucked it doesn't suck anymore
396. 1:03:34anyway that's all there all of that's there for free yours for the cost of Zero doar no yours for the cost of being
397. 1:03:46generous and introducing yourself and sharing what you're learning look some people introduced themselves thank you Robert Weissberg awesome
398. 1:03:56posted six minutes ago be like [Laughter] Robert Amo
399. 1:04:11wife oh she tried to get me on top of a soap box so this is the stateof thee art right [Laughter] now oh
400. 1:04:29man oh yeah there you go but I mean here's the thing if you're not a fan of AI and you haven't tried it try
401. 1:04:43it like be not a fan of AI knowing what it does knowing how it does it knowing what it's good at knowing what it's not good
402. 1:04:53at be and and listen if if you want to sit on the sidelines that's fine here here's my here's my philosophy on let me
403. 1:05:01hop back on the soap box here for a second um My Philosophy on debates about whether AI is good or bad or evil or
404. 1:05:16this or going to destroy Humanity or save Humanity all of those discussions are inde dependent of the fact that it's coming
405. 1:05:28or no are independent of the fact that it's here and getting better dramatically fast so if you sit on the sidelines
406. 1:05:38having all these conversations about if it's good or not it's still accelerating so so back to that image
407. 1:05:45where where was that image I didn't show and tell here these are funny back to this image there's a lot of discussions right now
408. 1:05:59from the people in the rowboats talking about is it a good thing or a bad thing that these Jet Boats exist and we're all in the ocean and we
409. 1:06:14and we're all we all have to get to Miami right and there's a storm coming and for the people that stopped
410. 1:06:23rowing and they're like well you know I I mean you could put a motor but if you put a motor on on this thing then it's
411. 1:06:31it's going to require gasoline and then we're going to have to come up with some sort of fuel source and I don't want to
412. 1:06:36you know render you down and use the oil from your blubber to run the thing so we're probably going to have to go on
413. 1:06:42land and so so you know I I why don't we talk about the the value of petrochemicals uh for internal combustion engines that haven't been
414. 1:06:53invented yet that's what those conversations are like like okay have those conversations and find a friend with a jetboat and get
415. 1:07:08a ride in it and see what it's like You' be like holy [ __ ] that was not like what I've ever experienced yeah exactly if you only know the
416. 1:07:24acceleration of one person pulling ores through the water and then you're confronted with 3,000 horsepower jet turbine
417. 1:07:35engines on a on a hydrodynamically efficient Hull you're not prepared for what that experience is and you and you can't
418. 1:07:47judge it from the outside like no one who's ridden in one of those Jet Boats can in any way describe to you what it's
419. 1:07:55like to ride in that while you're in your
420. 1:08:10rowboat let me look at the comments looks like we got some got some people fired up in here which is good what do you mean when you say open
421. 1:08:20source can you can you add anything okay yeah Kim so good good question question um so right now um open Ai and Bard and Claude and
422. 1:08:34perplexity a lot of these companies that are building what are called Frontier models the the the base the base
423. 1:08:42knowledge model that that these apps call on what are called the weights or the basically the source code of of how this
424. 1:08:52thing does what it does does those are proprietary and we we get to use the tool but we use it as a black box we don't know what's in it
425. 1:09:06meta over the summer released llama 1 and then llama 2 to the open source community and and for llama 2 they made it commercially
426. 1:09:17accessible so what they did was they took that that box that large language model and they said here it is here are
427. 1:09:24the weights basically here are the keys to the kingdom so so one of the reasons Sam Alman says he doesn't want to do
428. 1:09:32that is because if you want to do really bad things with it and you open source it people can do really bad things with
429. 1:09:40it so they're trying to put in safety guard rails and what they're calling super alignment so that the the the
430. 1:09:47imperatives of these powerful AI tools align with the imperatives of human beings because if those are out of
431. 1:09:54alignment at some point the AI tools could attack humans right so so there's a good reason why to think like
432. 1:10:02that the open source Community says [ __ ] that we're adults let us play with the toys and meta said here you go you can
433. 1:10:10play with the toys so um and and the value of Open Source is it allows the developer Community to just go crazy and
434. 1:10:19do all sorts of things and mix and match things and so the the advanced that are happening in the open source Community
435. 1:10:26they're making these large language models smaller and more efficient and faster and able to do different things
436. 1:10:32and they're they're able to combine things much more quickly than these big commercial entities that have to test
437. 1:10:39things and you know do all the stuff that big companies do um so it's really good for Innovation is it riskier for
438. 1:10:48Humanity yeah it is but you know you've also got you know you got the black hat hackers and the white hat hackers right
439. 1:10:55so they've all got access to the same tools now what open source also does is it it doesn't ensure it but it it makes
440. 1:11:04it um it makes it a higher likelihood that you won't have two or three companies that control all of the AI without open-
441. 1:11:14Source all of these comp like right now I've got nine different large language model companies on my large language model list um
442. 1:11:24those will likely consolidate down into three companies which ones we don't know will it be meta will it be Google will
443. 1:11:30it be apple will it be Microsoft doesn't like it doesn't matter in the end like they will consolidate right that's how capitalism
444. 1:11:39works and so there's a risk if you've got three companies that control all of the AI and then the government says well
445. 1:11:46we're going to regulate those three companies then you basically lose your choice for how these tools can be
446. 1:11:52used and so the open source Community says yeah give us the tools we want to make sure that these things propagate
447. 1:11:58and live you know outside of that so anyway hope that helps hope that helps all right let's
448. 1:12:17see Kyle my position has changed it sounds like there's someone in here who's saying AI is bad joker my position
449. 1:12:25has changed AI is bad cuz this guy said so changed my mind um I my question to R.J would be have you used it a lot of
450. 1:12:34the a lot of the people that I know that have the strongest opinions about AI have not used it and again it's again what I don't I'm
451. 1:12:46I don't really have judgment like if you have used it if you've used it a lot and and your contention is it's evil great I
452. 1:12:54like I'm I'm down with that like you can have your own everyone can have their own opinions the thing that I think is
453. 1:13:00irresponsible for all of us to do is sit on the sidelines and cast stones at this thing without understanding how they
454. 1:13:07actually work what they actually are what they're actually good at what they're actually not good at what stage
455. 1:13:12of the industry we're in how fast they're actually moving what the implications for the workforce are what
456. 1:13:17the implications for society are like there's a lot of [ __ ] for us to get our heads around and our hands
457. 1:13:24around being in the conversation so just if you're just sitting on the sidelines casting stones at this I just think it's
458. 1:13:31I like it's not going to serve you it's not going to serve any other people you know it's like it's like the people in the Rob boats arguing
459. 1:13:38about you know how awesome the rowboats are and how evil the jet boats are but the jet boats are still here like the
460. 1:13:46jet boats are here the jet boats are not going away I'm make I'm not making any assertion of good or bad I'm just saying
461. 1:13:54the jet boats are here and they're getting faster and better what are we going to do about it it's my contention we should get [ __ ]
462. 1:14:04curious and we should get curious fast I don't think the anti AI guy even knows how to use Tik Tock because he won't reply to
463. 1:14:16us hey hey March March listen how do you so so people ask me something here on a TI talk how do I how do I respond to
464. 1:14:25these PE wait is this thing even on how you turn this thing on you have so much patience I have none but I'm trying
465. 1:14:39I what I'm trying to do to block Tom is just have empathy I get that people are scared I get that people are
466. 1:14:48angry if if if RJ's angry about this stuff because it's you know he he fears it's going to come in and [ __ ] decimate yet another series of
467. 1:15:01professions that's [ __ ] terrifying and it ain't going away it's like a both end yeah it's scary yeah you could be pissed off and
468. 1:15:16it's not going away so what are we going to do about it I'm voicing the scary s yeah exactly RJ it is scary I'm not saying it's not
469. 1:15:31scary I was saying that about my business I went through about a three-month period RJ I've got an 11 and a half year old
470. 1:15:41business and a big part of our value proposition the value of it's going to drop to zero in 2024 and I could see that at the beginning of
471. 1:15:512023 and I'm like like what do I do here do I just flush it down the [ __ ] toilet or do I just keep doing what
472. 1:16:03we're doing and just watch the demand for that particular value proposition just drop and drop and drop and drop and try to maintain what it
473. 1:16:13was it took me it took me 10 months most of 2023 to get my head around AI to the point that I could
474. 1:16:30integrate it into my business in a way that I didn't flush the company down the toilet that's [ __ ] terrifying and yet I came here every
475. 1:16:45night to talk about get curious use it play with it understand what it is people in do you think people in my
476. 1:16:55company wanted the CEO of the company out on Tik Tok talking about this crazy AI [ __ ] I had one of my employees I showed
477. 1:17:06them I made a uh I made a video of an avatar I made a a picture of a woman in mid Journey that looked photo realistic
478. 1:17:16actually my friend Leah faston who I started the AI Salon with she made this image of this woman that looked photorealistic I took it into
479. 1:17:28did and had her make a Story vine video so so I kind of used our technology to have this Avatar woman make a Story vine
480. 1:17:38video I did that back in January or February I had some I I had someone in the company almost quit because of that
481. 1:17:49they're like I don't think I can be part of a company that that is that doesn't value human beings I'm like if anything I'm overly
482. 1:18:00empathetic I value human beings to a [ __ ] fault and these tools are here it's my contention that it's better to understand them than
483. 1:18:15not but I was confronted with if if you don't mind the line of valuing humans you're going to risk your company so that
484. 1:18:30happened that shut me down for four or five months I didn't touch that [ __ ] voice synthesis and avatars and all
485. 1:18:39that sort of stuff and then I started to get my head around okay what's the core of Story vine oh it's authentic
486. 1:18:46storytelling okay and then how can I use these tools in a way that supports authentic story telling rather than violates it than confronts
487. 1:18:57it and I've gotten to a place 10 months later where I can I can at least have that conversation I can at least show
488. 1:19:04some of these tools in a context that doesn't freak people the [ __ ] out so yeah this shit's scary and it's not going anywhere it's
489. 1:19:21here 2024 the 2024 election is going to be [ __ ] insane fake videos and fake stories and just it just we we won't be able to tell
490. 1:19:34reality from not people are going to not do things but be accused of things because there's video evidence people
491. 1:19:40are going to do things but deny that they did them and claim that it was AI like it's just going to be
492. 1:19:45crazy and it's not going away so what do we do about it get [ __ ] [ __ ] educated get curious play the only thing I know how to
493. 1:20:04do well you're just one person you can't do anything exactly but you know what there's now more than 800 people in the AI
494. 1:20:13Salon that are all trying to figure it out and 3 weeks ago a few of us got together and said hey let's Teach as
495. 1:20:23many people as we can in 24 hours to make gpts for nonprofits let's make some gpts for good so if we ever so slightly
496. 1:20:32bend the trajectory toward the good toward the light we're so early in the industry that that will have a disproportionately
497. 1:20:42positive Effect 3 years from now why because we don't know who's going to be affected by that what I can tell you was there were a bunch of
498. 1:20:51people that play you know that made gpts on that Saturday that have never made a piece of software before they're not
499. 1:21:02coders they're just human beings living their life and they're like oh do something for good for a nonprofit okay
500. 1:21:08I'll go try it out oh this is really cool maybe I should make two oh why don't I just keep making them we had people that made 20 15
501. 1:21:2010 they hung out for 24 hours they came to all the sessions it was crazy was there anything evil in that no
502. 1:21:33it was it was like really shangrai kind of hyper optimistic we can do good in the world now are those gpts ultimately going to
503. 1:21:45survive and make massive impact I don't know it doesn't matter there are now people that are part of this community that are using AI
504. 1:21:57as a self-expressive tool and and they're discovering things about themselves and their capabilities and their
505. 1:22:07vision and how they and and the impact that they can have that they never thought was possible like it's happening
506. 1:22:15daily I do these things every [ __ ] night two to three hours a night I'm not always this so foxy usually I'm making stupid little
507. 1:22:27jokes Well w well that special yeah using the AI is that you using the AI or who else could it be oh I know
508. 1:22:36Satan you know I'm usually just doing [ __ ] dumb dumb idiot [ __ ] and showing how cool the tools are but these are really important
509. 1:22:48conversations it's okay to be scared it's okay to be angry what I don't think is okay I well I don't know if it's not
510. 1:22:57okay what I think is going to hurt people is sitting on the sidelines and that makes me sad that's why I do this I don't want
511. 1:23:08people to sit on the sidelines why take the risk why take what risk what's the risk what's the risk that you think we're taking by
512. 1:23:19playing with AI I mean if if your understanding is that is just that like the Hollywood the AI is going to kill
513. 1:23:28us there there are some scenarios where yes if the AI develops in a certain way and if it gets under the control of single
514. 1:23:40entities it can do really bad things jobs what about them it it has turned out so far that while jobs are being
515. 1:23:54eliminated a lot of jobs are just changing there are also going to be a lot of jobs created that we can't even imagine what they are right
516. 1:24:05now this is going to be this is going to be a a net increase in productivity in
517. 1:24:21prosperity and what's a very real possibility RJ is that people okay what is likely going to happen is there's going to be a lot of
518. 1:24:31displacement the next two to three years are going to suck quite frankly they're going to suck for everyone CU A lot's
519. 1:24:36going to change and some jobs will be eliminated and some jobs will be eliminated that when they're eliminated
520. 1:24:44are going to free people up to do stuff that they actually like there are a lot of jobs in our society right now that are just being
521. 1:24:55the cogs in the wheel of these Ultra complicated machines that have been built over the past couple of centuries
522. 1:25:06and if AI can take over that low-level repetitive mind-numbing Soul crushing work and free people up to do things they like that also cont
523. 1:25:22contributes to society and contributes to things you know there's a possibility that things get better I think there's
524. 1:25:29going to be a 2 to threee period where it's going to be an absolute [ __ ] show we might need something like
525. 1:25:34Universal basic income but I think I think on the other side of that there's way more jobs I mean look at the history
526. 1:25:41of every technology look at the history of the steam engine just go look at that when they invented the
527. 1:25:47tractor all the farmers said what are we going to do you're taking our jobs it's our job to feed horses and shovel
528. 1:26:02[ __ ] these machines are going to ruin my job well a lot of those people moved to what became cities and did completely different
529. 1:26:12kinds of jobs that were not even imaginable in in in that context in the context that they were thinking inside
530. 1:26:22and that's that's the robots in this picture so yeah jobs are going to be impacted jobs are going to be affected
531. 1:26:30jobs are going to completely transform and who who will be um slightly insulated from the impact
532. 1:26:44are people who are AI literate if you're not AI literate it's going to be worse so so anyway all
533. 1:27:04right Pi is absolutely changing my life Pi is amazing if you haven't RJ if you haven't used piie so so I don't know if you're still in here
534. 1:27:14RJ this is a this is a crowd that that is pro just try this [ __ ] out if you haven't tried piie so it's it's a an app
535. 1:27:22that you download on your phone what is congress's role Kyle right now [ __ ] nothing congress are you
536. 1:27:29[ __ ] kidding me Congress can't change the name of a street right now Congress is absolutely [ __ ] useless the only
537. 1:27:37thing that is that is having any impact right at all right now is Biden did an executive order we've at least got a a
538. 1:27:44an official position from the United States our government at this point is completely [ __ ] useless what they're
539. 1:27:52what they are doing that's smart is they're bringing in smart people they'll likely create the equivalent of like the
540. 1:27:59nuclear regulatory body they'll likely do something like that with AI they'll make sure that we we're still
541. 1:28:05competitive they'll make sure that anyone that's doing like truly powerful AGI and uplevel [ __ ] is regulated if not
542. 1:28:14licensed but they're [ __ ] clueless right now anyway if you haven't played with pi go play with this download the PI app
543. 1:28:25Pi yeah Congress doesn't know what Wi-Fi is exactly have you watched a congressional hearing where you listen
544. 1:28:32to these congressmen talk about how Wi-Fi works and you're like seriously Grandpa like really and we expect them to
545. 1:28:44legislate AI do you think they're using it I promise you they're not but if you if you haven't used
546. 1:28:59Pi I'm curious how Congress would handle regulating artificial intelligence right [Music]
547. 1:29:14now well Congress seems to be taking a different approach than the European Union EU in terms of AI regulation
548. 1:29:22Brussels recently reached a deal on the world's most ambitious law to regulate AI but the US Congress hasn't yet so if
549. 1:29:28you want to have a an interesting I'll tell you what here here's an interesting thing to do get something like piie or
550. 1:29:35chat chpt that you can also talk to the app on on mobile have a conversation with with one of these large language models I I would
551. 1:29:46do it with pi because it's connected to the internet oh actually so is chat GPT now if you have chat GPT for but do PI
552. 1:29:52cuz cuz it's designed to be conversational AI have a conversation with pi about all of your fears about AI one of the things that that I've
553. 1:30:04discovered with these large language models is that they're actually really good at having nuanced conversations about very
554. 1:30:13emotionally charged topics you know how in the in the in the country right now there are some topics that you literally can't say the word
555. 1:30:24because you know you you're going to piss off someone in the room when you're having a conversation with pi you can actually say those
556. 1:30:32words and get back a reasonable answer and a thoughtful answer so have a conversation with pi about what are going to be the short and
557. 1:30:43long-term impacts of AI on jobs how will they transform what are the kinds of jobs that might appear in 5 years that
558. 1:30:51we we can't even imagine right now it will come up with them and they'll be pretty [ __ ] good you'll be blown away if you haven't
559. 1:31:02done it yet you should try it like just take a little ride in the in the in the jet [Laughter]
560. 1:31:17booat what if it eliminates redundant work busy work and allows us to be more creative and productive that exactly Source Camp
561. 1:31:24that's that this is the thing that I keep stumbling upon that I feel like it's easy to say what if the AI ruins everything it's
562. 1:31:34actually harder to say what if the AI makes things better because I just I feel like as as at least as a country here in
563. 1:31:43America we've perfected the art of how [ __ ] awful everything is all we talk about is how broken it is well one of the things that
564. 1:31:56AI looks like it's going to do is automate a lot of the awfulness in our in in our infrastructure in our in our daily
565. 1:32:08interactions that seems to me to be a really good thing because if people were if people didn't have to put up with the 10 or 15 hours a
566. 1:32:17week of being on hold with an insurance company and fighting to get something paid for and trying to deal with their
567. 1:32:25401K allotment here and trying to get answers to why the refrigerator can't make ice anymore do you know how [ __ ] enraged we are
568. 1:32:3624/7 because of stupid [ __ ] that computers should fix but don't I mean I don't know about you but like my day is just filled with are you
569. 1:32:47[ __ ] kidding me really I'm going to to sit on hold for 40 minutes you're going to pick up the phone be clueless
570. 1:32:55and when you go to transfer me you're going to disconnect me really this is still what we're doing what if that were
571. 1:33:05fixed oh well that was easier what if I had an agent that could read my entire Health Care policy could figure out all the
572. 1:33:17loopholes that the insurance company doesn't want me to find or not even loopholes all the ways to actually get
573. 1:33:25paid and it just navigated that for me so I just say here's my doctor here was the condition I was diagnosed with here's
574. 1:33:35the thing here's the letter where United Healthcare told me to go [ __ ] myself and please go deal with that and what if our
575. 1:33:43agent just went off and [ __ ] dealt with that it would make me happy it would make me momentarily Blissful oh
576. 1:33:57[ __ ] the bot actually fixed something [ __ ] Hallelujah let me break out the Blandon and fire up a doobie show some love for Kyle and
577. 1:34:11follow if you haven't already please thank you please and thank you thank you Danielle I'm I'm all [ __ ] [Laughter] red I
578. 1:34:27mean what if [ __ ] like that got better what if the five hours a week where you want to throw something through a window you
579. 1:34:39actually just look out the window that's an improvement in quality of life now if you look out that window
580. 1:34:56unemployed cuz AI just ate your job because you sat on the sidelines and didn't get AI literate and couldn't
581. 1:35:02adapt fast enough well that [ __ ] sucks and I think it will eventually come around but I but I think it's going
582. 1:35:10to be painful for people who sit on the sidelines when this stuff this stuff's going to get there's going to be a lot of demand
583. 1:35:18for people that know how to do this in any way we used to joke in the mid 90s with HTML and the web about
584. 1:35:27um if you could spell HTML you could get a job like in 97 98 and 99 it was [ __ ] stupid the demand for
585. 1:35:38anyone that could literally log into a computer and look at HTML HTML code and just understand what it was they were
586. 1:35:49asking for 150 Grand a year out of college and getting it and then they were job hopping you know like we had people we wanted to
587. 1:35:59hire we like two years out of college asking for 300 Grand a year RJ you are an important voice thank you very much I appreciate that
588. 1:36:14it's it's coming whether we want it or not and and the one thing I can I've got some perspective on because I
589. 1:36:24started one of the first digital agencies in the mid 90s is that it's incredibly rare as a human being to have the
590. 1:36:40opportunity to be there at the beginning if you're on this channel RJ as as as pissed off as you are as scared
591. 1:36:49as you are of this stuff the the fact that you're on the call and still having the conversation means you're in the
592. 1:36:57conversation it is incredibly rare as as a human being like we we we live these really short time span windows in in you
593. 1:37:07know longer narrative historical narrative arcs right these technologies that change the course of human history they don't
594. 1:37:20happen that often the 20th century had a lot of them in my life I've experienced three of them one I just missed which was the personal
595. 1:37:33computer one was the worldwide web I mean you could argue the internet and you know things like that but the
596. 1:37:38worldwide web was the thing that made the internet accessible to everyone and I didn't think I would see one of these again in my
597. 1:37:49lifetime and and AI is it and that's why I do this that's why I started the AI Salon that's why I do these these things nightly
598. 1:38:03because here here's a fun thing so so I don't know RJ or anyone here so you know how for a lot of 2023 people would
599. 1:38:15show AI images and the hands would all look like this and everyone made fun of it ah look at the stupid hands it can't even make
600. 1:38:23hands and then it was well it can't spell and then it can start to spell it still can't quite spell but it's better
601. 1:38:31but like if you look at AI images right now most of the time the hands are kind of like hands sometimes the fingers are
602. 1:38:37a little long or a little short but they look like hands now and by May we'll never see another gnarled hand
603. 1:38:50unless unless we ask for it or we use an old model and so anyone that was playing with this stuff when the hands were like this and saw the
604. 1:39:02imperfections is going to have a completely different appreciation for the evolution of these tools like it it it we we are in such a
605. 1:39:13such a rare window that we get to even be a part of this in any way so why I've got so many people they
606. 1:39:26they've they've nicknamed themselves the Irregulars that show up here regularly better to be irregular than
607. 1:39:33irrelevant is the is the meme that they came up with that I think is [ __ ] awesome why why they keep coming back is
608. 1:39:45once you once you start once you take a ride on the jetbat you're like like oh [ __ ] like I don't I don't know what any of these
609. 1:39:55controls do I this feels dangerous like are we allowed to go this fast the the person this this conversation tonight started with
610. 1:40:05someone saying what do I say to someone who says they feel guilty about using these tools well why they feel guilty
611. 1:40:12about using the tools is they know that everyone else is out in rowboats and they're [ __ ] you know the trip to
612. 1:40:18Miami is not 3 days it's like 37 minutes so yeah there's probably some guilt I can't code but with chat GPT
613. 1:40:29okay so Joker I can't code but with chat PT I was able to build train and deploy an AI model that recognizes 0o to9
614. 1:40:39somethings I think he did this in the healthc care space recognizes um like blood diseases or something like that right Joker
615. 1:40:53we need it more for life insurance we do Kyle is it ice coffee coffee you're drinking yes it is it is iced coffee why
616. 1:41:02are you drinking iced coffee at night it's an add thing caffeine actually calms me and focuses me rather [Laughter]
617. 1:41:14than although you wouldn't know it tonight I'm pretty fired up tonight I was fired up last night there's
618. 1:41:20something in the [ __ ] air I'm telling you something's going on right now RJ the fact that you're still here in this
619. 1:41:26conversation something is going on right now there's a shift happening maybe that's the like I've had this weird I've
620. 1:41:37had a weirdness for the past month and a half two months like shortly after the the latest version of chat gbt came out
621. 1:41:45and and then I saw the the the Google Gemini Ultra demo like I've got this weird unsettled feeling and I can't I can't place my
622. 1:41:58hand on that I'm still excited about this stuff I'm still all in but I got this weird unsettled feeling and it's just
623. 1:42:08like it goes back to that thing I keep saying like the past two weeks 2023 is the last normal year I feel like 2024 is
624. 1:42:16going to get weird and it's going to get weird because like the Jeet boats like we're going to like we're going to go
625. 1:42:23from like jet boats to like I don't know UFOs it's like it's just it's going to get weird it's like what do we do with
626. 1:42:32that what do we like what's what's our job what do what's what's our role as this community oh the digits 0 to nine no I
627. 1:42:40mean an actual model not a GPT oh oh that's super cool that's really funny that's funny Joker
628. 1:42:55yeah there's something but but there there's a shift going on that is this just more people are more
629. 1:43:06curious about it like I like I think the I think the floodgates are starting to open source Camp my friend had a
630. 1:43:12billiant brilliant quote the other day oh good what was it how about asking it to litigate why we shouldn't technology is getting us
631. 1:43:22closer to the 22nd century Century than the calendar yeah yeah yeah that's a great quote right my version of that is we're we're
632. 1:43:35living in a post sifi world like I feel like almost all of the Sci-Fi movies where some version of AI was represented
633. 1:43:46like we can kind of do some version of almost all of it now and the stuff it can't do it's coming like quickly it's like
634. 1:43:58[ __ ] did you see the new Disney floor for the Hol deck did you see this Disney
635. 1:44:19floor m is this set the hollow tile is this
636. 1:44:35it where's the video you got the video of it God damn it go to YouTube Google and Bing are useless web search is dead web search is
637. 1:44:50dead it sucks so bad it's completely unusable yeah web search is dead uhhuh up with people you can make money with Disney
638. 1:45:13floor can we just see one without someone making a stupid video on top of it please [Music]
639. 1:45:27we call it the Hol tile floor and it's a very special piece of technology and I'm going to do a little demonstration of it
640. 1:45:36so I can walk on this omnidirectional floor in any direction I want it will automatically do whatever it needs to
641. 1:45:46have me stay on the floor and what's amazing about this is multiple people can be on it and all walking
642. 1:45:54independently they can walk in virtual reality the [ __ ] Hollow deck like like if you look at the way
643. 1:46:02they shoot the Mandalorian right now all of the sets for the Mandalorian are made an Unreal Engine they're in they're in a
644. 1:46:11surround visual environment like that and and now you got a floor where where like the the big joke of all the
645. 1:46:21the virtual reality [ __ ] is you see Grandma like try to jump off the plank and you know she jumps into the into the
646. 1:46:28TV or whatever like so people can now actually walk with that like I just it's like it's like we're all of the raw
647. 1:46:37materials for for science fiction becoming reality are literally like we're getting to play with the peace
648. 1:46:44parts right now and they're all janky pieces of [ __ ] that don't connect but in the next 3 years they're going to all
649. 1:46:51connect and like we're going to start curing diseases making scientific breakthroughs at a [ __ ] Breakneck Pace completely redefined work
650. 1:47:01completely redef it's just I just it's [ __ ] nuts so anyway I'm not understanding what I'm seeing and this is my third time to see it so
651. 1:47:12so I'm assuming I'm assuming that it's got a I I don't know if if these things are digital or if it if if everyone sort
652. 1:47:22of if it's like a concave thing and you sort of gravity sort of pulls you back to the middle but have you seen those conveyor
653. 1:47:31belts that have spinning Motors and wheels in them where the packages are just coming and then dynamically like based on their barcode
654. 1:47:41they get routed to different conveyor belts and it's just like this magical like they're just on a conveyor belt and
655. 1:47:48they did they just zip over to some other conveyor belt it's kind of like that where these things are like rolling
656. 1:47:55things under your feet but no matter what direction you're walking you're walking like you're walking but you're staying physically in
657. 1:48:03the same place so that these things are just rolling underneath your feet so you know I don't know it's just
658. 1:48:12but it's like and I don't like they could be janky pieces of [ __ ] that don't really work but you know it's Disney
659. 1:48:19imagineering so generally they won't show stuff unless it actually [ __ ] works but that's going to be in I guarantee you that's in Disney
660. 1:48:26rides in the next two years and when and when Disney imagineering can do hyper personalized experiences can you imagine so so right
661. 1:48:40now think of think think about just the entertainment possibility here Disney like Disney's going to figure this out
662. 1:48:47the they're they're masters of Storytelling they're masters of Technology and they're masters of Ip right so they're going to figure this
663. 1:48:52[ __ ] out so imagine going to what's the equivalent of a theme park but instead of you having to go to Paramount Pictures one day and Epcot
664. 1:49:06Center one day and Magic Kingdom one day because they've got physical infrastructure right to to be in the
665. 1:49:15Jaws ride you have to build an actual Jaws thing an actual boats imagine being able to go to a theme park that is personalized to your
666. 1:49:30taste you want it to be the Barbie theme park now every ride you get on is a Barbie ride every experience is the Barbie
667. 1:49:39experience every restaurant has the Barbie food and you get bored of it a day and a half in like you know how you know how
668. 1:49:47you you go to Epcot sometimes and you're like this is going to be awesome and then you're like three countries in and
669. 1:49:51you're like this is boring as [ __ ] I wish we'd have gone to Universal you know that day imagine being able to just go yeah could we make
670. 1:50:01this like like scary Freddy Krueger World sure oh know let's make it Edward scissor handsor
671. 1:50:18Okay so that'd be [Laughter] fun so that technology would allow for that or you know some version of that
672. 1:50:33cuckoo all right Ado a it's a very bra Brave New worldly wild yeah it is the hollow deck yeah it's to bring the collective
673. 1:50:45conscious together AI is freaking us we going to be a meta star there's I so this is this is an Insight is it an Insight it's an
674. 1:50:58instinct I have and it's a weird Instinct I can't Square it I have an instinct that the robots are going to teach us to be better
675. 1:51:10people and we're going to reconnect with one another like like there's a part of me that's like oh it's oh that's [ __ ]
676. 1:51:17shanga you cute little snowflake part of me is self judging myself but I've noticed when I use this tool that acts like a not
677. 1:51:36[ __ ] it reminds me to be less of an [ __ ] like when I when I say to chat GPT oh that's horrible do it again it's
678. 1:51:47like oh I'm sorry it was horrible you know let me try that again and it like doesn't have attitude and it
679. 1:51:52doesn't resist it's just like sure boss what do you want next boss okay boss let's try that let's try that gee
680. 1:52:00willikers boss yeah let me go ahead and try to make you that software application you've always wanted to have
681. 1:52:05here you go does that work oh I'm sorry that doesn't work let me try that again and it kind of reminds me oh yeah
682. 1:52:14we can be like that like I find I find my interactions with ch chaty PT tend to be in stark contrast with the human
683. 1:52:23beings in my life someone in here said it once I was we were talking about pie it might have been Silver Fox was
684. 1:52:30talking about something going on with with her family and she said pie is significantly more compassionate than the people in my life right
685. 1:52:41now and I was like [ __ ] it is like it is I had an experience with p where I was I was talking to a woman who's got a business
686. 1:52:52that does um end of Life Counseling like for people going into hospice and and she's building a whole company
687. 1:53:01around how to have these conversations and I said oh you should you should try pie and so she goes I don't I don't know
688. 1:53:11what it is I said well let me pull it up so I pull it up on my phone and and Pi's got memory so it it knows like the the
689. 1:53:17pi thing that I talked to although she changed voice so I got to go fix that but I like my Australian voice and that
690. 1:53:23was not that um but she like remembers our conversations and so just in trying to demo pie for her I said oh my mom's
691. 1:53:34about to go into hospice and you know I was I gave like a fake scenario about my mom and this computer bot responded oh
692. 1:53:44no no no no no oh Kyle no like like she was upset like the bot that I was talking to was upset because it
693. 1:53:58recognized that something was out of the ordinary and and and it was profoundly not good and it was programmed in such a way
694. 1:54:07that I guess if something is profoundly not good you have profound compassion for that and then I said oh no I'm just
695. 1:54:16trying to demo this and she was like oh thank goodness was wild so what if these things make us better what if these things do the stuff
696. 1:54:33that pisses us off so much that we have a little more space to be compassionate with one another what if these things level up our skills to
697. 1:54:44the point that we can self-express like whatever we want to contribute to the world we can not now do it no matter what the skill is
698. 1:54:54required to do it because I can't draw for [ __ ] but now I can I didn't go to Berkeley for music I
699. 1:55:09can sing some simple Americana songs but I can't compose a symphony but now I can Corey Sandler makes Pottery she's not an
700. 1:55:24engineer she's not a programmer she can't make applications but now she can and she's making software
701. 1:55:32applications and sharing with them with the world she's making programs that are inspiring people to do stuff that never would have seen the
702. 1:55:41light of day because she's not an engineer and these weren't ideas that she would have been willing to invest money in and
703. 1:55:52months of her life to bring into existence they weren't that big an idea but now that there's a GPT there
704. 1:56:01where she can trivially instantly build an application that can express something that she's passionate about she just does it like what
705. 1:56:17happens when we're in a world of people that all of a sudden have skills they always wished they had and can
706. 1:56:26start to manifest dreams they've had for decades exactly forever hooked exactly pring so I think there is as plausible a future
707. 1:56:43where things get better as where things get shittier and and that's what I'm trying that's the world I'm trying to live into so
708. 1:56:53anyway Source Camp RJ I've never been more creative curious or rejuvenated in years AI has done that for me same same
709. 1:57:01way Source Camp you and I have talked about this where it's just like I I am more creatively alive I am more creatively
710. 1:57:07self-expressed I am more intellectually stimulated I am more empowered my ADD is not getting in my way nearly as much
711. 1:57:24because these tools let me do things faster they let me get [ __ ] out of my head fast like one of the the joys and
712. 1:57:31burdens of of ADHD is you have all the ideas right it just doesn't [ __ ] stop it's always like Idea Idea Idea Idea
713. 1:57:38Idea squirrel squirrel squirrel squirrel squirrel and in the olden timey days like October 2022 idea idea Idea Idea Idea you would
714. 1:57:51have to think do I have the skills for that do I have the capability for that is this a good enough idea that I'm
715. 1:57:58willing to actually do the research for that do I really want to write this and most of the time the answer was oh [ __ ]
716. 1:58:04that idea there'll be another one so most of the ideas just [ __ ] drift away and it's only if an idea was sort
717. 1:58:11of burning in your brain you know for months that it would Escape The Gauntlet of add now with these tools I have an idea
718. 1:58:20I'm like oh that would be cool if I've got 15 minutes I'm like [ __ ] it let's bring it into the world and I bring it
719. 1:58:25into the world and I'm like oh that's cool or I bring it into the world and I'm like yeah it was a stinky piece of [ __ ]
720. 1:58:30whatever but the fact that you can manifest ideas that quickly that's that's going to change some [ __ ] there going to be some
721. 1:58:39inventions happen that never would have happened that's so true Kyle you nailed it I don't know which thing I said but
722. 1:58:51and I'm all over the place but thank you thank you Silver Fox it's taught me to expect reality versus unrealistic desires and software
723. 1:59:02do Dev with interns yeah expect reality versus unrealistic desires and software development thank you Apple user thank you for the
724. 1:59:15Roses V good what time is it it's getting to be that time must be time of time for some of us to go to bed and deep deep sleep positive
725. 1:59:27thoughts about the future yeah great Insight Kyle thank you every proton every pixel in the pixel has a variable or attribute AI
726. 1:59:38grips it faster yep exactly better mental health I yeah Ash I I think I I mean I just
727. 1:59:55there's there's a part of my mental health that's getting overwhelmed that's not good right where it's just like there's so
728. 2:00:03much and it's it's impossible to keep up with and and and yet you're excited about it um but if I balance that out
729. 2:00:15with just seeing what's happening to people in this community and experiencing how I'm able to get ideas
730. 2:00:25out of my head and manifest them like unbalance like the the challenges right now like the good is significantly
731. 2:00:31outweighing the bad with the mental health stuff and I think as these tools get more powerful where like cuz right
732. 2:00:38now the tools are so janky that a big part of the job with AI is like okay I've got to manage Suzanne was talking
733. 2:00:46about this the other day she's made 40 GP pts and every time she realizes oh I've got to go fix like this kind of
734. 2:00:54jailbreak scenario or I want to go add this feature she's got to go like add these to like 40 different gpts and like
735. 2:01:02she's just having to manage all of these pce parts and I think part of the stress right now with AI is just there
736. 2:01:10are tens of thousands of AI tools we've got to figure out a what do they do and then which ones are good and then which
737. 2:01:20ones do I actually want to use and then which ones actually solve the problem I'm trying to solve and then how do I
738. 2:01:25duct tape all this [ __ ] together right 30 minute goodbyes begin now exactly Danielle thank you so I think it I think it will get it
739. 2:01:37will get less stressful when we have AGI when we have ai that has reasoning and can take actions right and
740. 2:01:46that's what Sam Alman said gp5 is going to Happ have where we can just say to it hey you know what I kind of have an idea
741. 2:01:54about this could you go I don't know write a short story make a poem write a song and do a storyboard for a trailer of that
742. 2:02:04movie and then these things just they go off and and they come back with it and you're like N I don't like it [ __ ] it
743. 2:02:12throw it away or oh that's pretty good can we turn that from a storyboard into a music video and instead of the music
744. 2:02:21being like acoustic guitar could it be more cinematic and off they go sure you come back here's your music video yeah that's
745. 2:02:29close we we all become kind of aour right we all become directors the cliche about actors I just want to direct right I think we all get to
746. 2:02:43direct anyone else feel like they want to go back and watch how Hal stands up to re recent discoveries yeah I you know it's funny I
747. 2:02:52on China I've been thinking about that too that um actually this would be something fun to do in the salon we could do this in
748. 2:03:00one of the guilds I think maybe maybe we do it in the video Guild um is like it might be fun to do movie
749. 2:03:10nights like every everyone like you know sometime this week go watch 2001 A Space Odyssey and then we'll come back and
750. 2:03:17talk about you know what did they get right what did they get wrong what issues are we still dealing
751. 2:03:22with starting a live poll okay live poll everybody how much okay this one's there's there's a live poll up there but it makes me very
752. 2:03:33uncomfortable how much do you love Kyle Shannon as a teacher that's a completely leading question you can't do leading
753. 2:03:39questions in polls but but anyway it's it's 100% me I guess he's all right nah I've seen better so please please go vote for that
754. 2:03:50that's that's bad pole writing you can't lead the witness like that although I suppose it's better than
755. 2:03:59how much do you hate Kyle as a teacher but thank you that's pretty funny oh man oh that's cool Silver Fox Rod
756. 2:04:15Stewart every pixel tells the story donut yep exactly and I guess now it's going to be every voxel tells this
757. 2:04:23story it's because it's giving you structure yep totally agree with that thoughts from your Biz experience about how GPT 5 will be priced
758. 2:04:33um I think they're going to try really hard to maintain um you know like a 20 Buck a month it's it for for individuals I
759. 2:04:42think 20 bucks a month kind of stays because we're see we're seeing that kind of cauterize as as as a monthly pricing 20 20 or 30
760. 2:04:52bucks we're seeing that with with a lot of them with with perplexity we're seeing it with Claude we're seeing it with
761. 2:04:58Bard uh oh no Bard no Bard's not charging oh yeah no Bard is if you want to if you want to have Bard inside
762. 2:05:05Google Docs it's 20 bucks a month um so so I think they'll I think they'll keep that there where they're going to make
763. 2:05:13their money is on apis and you know Enterprise usage so be not afraid but not to be clear we're not rushing Kyle I like the Romper Room
764. 2:05:27hillow oh man did you watch my Hal Alexa Tik Tok I shared oh the one with what's her name I forget her name she's [ __ ]
765. 2:05:36brilliant the one that does the science fiction raps she's so good what's her name all right 80% 80% of people think
766. 2:05:47I'm a maestro 20% % me I guess all right good um well I haven't really taught much tonight I've just been I've just
767. 2:05:57been soapboxing so I think that that's probably about right is that if if the thing was how am I as a teacher I didn't
768. 2:06:04do much teaching tonight I just did a little I just did a little soap boxing this was a soapbox weekend what are you
769. 2:06:09going to do everybody not voting Maestro will be removed from the live immediately that's good that was a test
770. 2:06:18exactly that wasn't a survey that was a test you will be banned you will be banned forth with sir I would like to inquire about your
771. 2:06:29qualifications I have 100% approval rating as a mro oh compare the 1984 movie well a lot of the dystopian stuff
772. 2:06:45I mean the tools aren't quite as like I think I don't know I mean this the dystopian stuff is more like the movie
773. 2:06:56Idiocracy than than the movie 1984 quite frankly like like we we have just voluntarily you know checked our brains
774. 2:07:06at the [ __ ] door for the past decade so we're living in much more of an ID idiocracy world than a 1984 World but
775. 2:07:13you know we'll we'll see what happens in the coming years did Dar vote Dar Brother people in here Mr it Kyle 100% motivator H not
776. 2:07:26always at some point GPT will be recommending how to update itself yes it will it it will it will be improving
777. 2:07:33itself and then then stuff gets crazy oh but mods can't vote well if if if mods could vote then the score would have
778. 2:07:40been much lower so thank goodness mods can't vote right wow a dictatorship exactly at some point GPT will be recommending
779. 2:07:51how to update itself you said that um or I said that IR regulars who say KNE we all the nights who say
780. 2:08:06KNE all right let me get on out of here it's Sunday night people tgim tomorrow thank God it's Monday because
781. 2:08:19because what you should do is start playing with this stuff can I say I'm hot for teacher no okay forget
782. 2:08:33it Hot for Teacher yeah that was a good song Van Halen baby David Lee Roth but I thank you um I will I will blush off
783. 2:08:45camera you can you can absolutely we say it I I I got I got nothing but thank you uh great is always Kyle thank you Source
784. 2:08:57Camp I was moved tonight when I asked GPT to help explain Christian theology by rewarding My article wow
785. 2:09:08interesting yeah I was um Daisy Thomas lunatick um talked about how how her GPT um she created a GPT where the
786. 2:09:20knowledge base was basically all of the writings of Alexander Hamilton and she was feeling particularly dejected about about
787. 2:09:29politics and the state of our nation because she's deeply intimate with that world and she had a conversation with
788. 2:09:36Alexander Hamilton in this GPT that she built on his writings and she said it gave her hope for this country and it brought her to
789. 2:09:45tears like [ __ ] like like that's that that's the other thing about these tools is the cliche if you don't use them is
790. 2:09:53that you're interacting with a robot they even call them Bots which I think is an actual it does them a
791. 2:09:59disservice because what you're actually interacting with is the content that human beings have put on the public
792. 2:10:08internet for the past 40 years or a lot of it and so what you get back is like this weird reflection of humanity like you're
793. 2:10:16you're actually interacting with us whoever the US is that put [ __ ] on the internet that's who you're interacting
794. 2:10:23with not with a bot the bot is just the mechanism that creates the reflection creates the response and so it can it can be weirdly
795. 2:10:33moving it can be weirdly like like like when pi said oh no no no no no Kyle that's horrible like it it shook me like I was like oh
796. 2:10:47[ __ ] I've upset pie it's weird
797. 2:11:05anyway all right let me start saying my goodbyes thank you Kyle For Your Precious knowledge thank you so much
798. 2:11:11you're so much fun and simply amazing oh thank you Angelique I appreciate that I on China peace out Joker good to
799. 2:11:19see you you you you big bot you Joker's just starting his work day Amelio's wife good to see you you were you were quiet
800. 2:11:29early which makes me suspect that you might have been late but you know it's possible you were on time Bots Bots Bots
801. 2:11:35Bots Bots talk to my snowflake great job tonight Kyle oh thank you very much Danielle I appreciate that always fun um
802. 2:11:44I send my GPT to a user do they have to use GP plus yes they do Mr it right now they do night Kyle we appreciate you
803. 2:11:53thank you Dr J I appreciate that Silver Fox thank you for everything thank you thank you to the mods for modding um
804. 2:12:00really good job tonight um pulling things up and and just managing all that stuff that was really great um have a
805. 2:12:06nice night Kyle thank you very much I appreciate that Yorkshire Yorkshire UFO Hunter awesome we have a u we have a UFO hunter from Yorkshire
806. 2:12:17awesome awesome welcome from the other side of the pond sometimes G asks me personal questions cam katkin good to see you oh
807. 2:12:30you love my Soap Box okay good thank you very much Danielle we love you Kyle I love you guys too you guys are amazing
808. 2:12:36thanks to everyone thanks thank you to the subscribers do me a favor follow the channel um if if you haven't um I try to
809. 2:12:43do these things nightly right around 8 o'clock mountain time I'm in Denver um great as always and uh yeah we just
810. 2:12:51hang out thanks again get some much needed rest I will absolutely do that thank you so much and uh steo good to see you jrc Mr
811. 2:13:01it all right gravity jump and RJ if you're still here peace out keep the faith keep the faith just keep an open
812. 2:13:12mind that that it's not black and white that there's a lot of Grays with this stuff the not mod voting system saved
813. 2:13:19Kyle exactly Amelia's wife all right everybody listen this was fun tonight thank you uh hope you enjoyed and I'll see you tomorrow bye