Jan 21, 2024 Sunday Soapbox

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0:01 are you
0:07 [Music]
0:24 [Music]
0:29 ready
0:40 get that
0:45 look
0:48 see I hear that
0:51 smile in the early Mist morning L I
0:56 heard the engine
0:58 turning and the
1:00 fall
1:02 [Music]
1:07 outside
1:11 you again
1:14 today you convinc
1:17 me okay
1:20 today you're leing this hot town looking
1:24 for someone else's Golden
1:29 Ring
1:31 should say he so long
1:36 [Music]
1:41 Su
1:43 [Music]
1:45 cry so long
1:49 [Music]
1:52 suan don't you cry for
1:59 me
2:01 [Applause]
2:02 [Music]
2:05 champ Shannon lead
2:08 [Music]
2:14 vocals well are
2:16 you I F it
2:21 I fell through the cracks now I'm trying
2:25 to get
2:27 back you see the cool out giving my best
2:31 is nothing going stop me but Divine
2:33 invention reckon it's again my turn to
2:37 win some
2:39 old but
2:42 I take
2:46 [Music]
2:57 no
2:59 yeah yeah yeah
3:00 [Music]
3:06 yeah oh yeah happy Sunday night
3:09 everybody unless you're in
3:14 Buffalo you can make money at least you
3:17 have
3:18 ai Buffalo fans a AI is coming it's
3:23 going to make football more enjoyable
3:25 you'll be able to create fantasy
3:28 football leagues without standing
3:31 math so you have
3:36 that I hate to say Kyle but you get more
3:39 viewers when you're singing than when
3:44 you than you do when you preach well
3:48 this is this is this is what this is the
3:51 this is these are the crosses we bear
3:53 when we go live on Tik Tok as as ancient
3:58 Mariners lovely image by Corey Sandler
4:02 here it's a it's a uh some sort of mopar
4:07 dragster what is it a chel
4:10 maybe Super Sport
4:14 convertible with a giant
4:17 parrot SL
4:19 Lama being ridden by a human llama
4:26 centur Chad GP teacher it's a rousing
4:29 start to Hing fun oh yeah you did good
4:33 tonight champy you were singing up a
4:36 storm every now and then he's got it you
4:39 know he always sings but sometimes he's
4:41 just into
4:42 it do you recommend any courses ebooks
4:46 podcast where I could learn how to
4:47 generate income using
4:51 AI I don't know what your skills
4:56 are do do you have any skills talents
4:59 and skills s here's the deal AI is just
5:03 a tool
5:05 so that's actually a really similar
5:07 question to asking me if I could you
5:10 know recommend books where you could
5:12 make money with Photoshop or you could
5:13 make money with Microsoft Word or you
5:15 could make money with a
5:17 shovel you can make money with all of
5:19 those tools um I know that's not the
5:22 answer you want but it really is the
5:24 answer because AI is such a broad
5:26 category at this point and it's move
5:28 it's changing so fast that you really
5:30 need to look at what are what are you
5:32 good at to start independent of AI then
5:36 what are the problems that you think you
5:37 can solve for people that they might be
5:39 willing to pay you for and then once you
5:42 figure that out if you can use AI to do
5:45 that better faster or cheaper than the
5:47 competition or because it's AI maybe all
5:50 of those better faster cheaper then you
5:53 can make money with chat GPT or with any
5:55 a
5:56 AI you could make money doing
5:59 illustration for people don't feel like
6:01 learning how to use Del you could make
6:03 money um writing
6:06 copy um just more efficiently paying
6:10 clients would be nice yeah I know I I
6:12 mean the thing about paying clients is
6:14 you got to go get them I mean it's it's
6:17 it's
6:22 a being a freelancer is tough being a
6:26 freelancer is tough being a being an
6:28 independent consultant
6:30 because here here's the problem with
6:32 being an independent consultant I did it
6:33 for years and I realized I'm not good at
6:35 it and and why I'm not good at it is I I
6:40 stop selling when I get too
6:43 busy so as an independent consultant
6:45 you're out there pitching and pitching
6:47 and pitching and pitching and then you
6:48 finally get a job and then you get two
6:49 jobs and then you're overworked and
6:51 you're like okay I need I just got to
6:53 catch up with these jobs and then you
6:54 finish your jobs and they you think
6:55 they're never going to end and the
6:56 money's going to keep rolling in and
6:58 then the jobs end and and if you haven't
7:00 kept up your selling then you've got a
7:03 three-month window where you're ramping
7:05 things back up again and so I found
7:07 myself just wildly oscillating between
7:10 those two
7:11 worlds
7:16 and you gotta like that's just that's
7:19 just life in this business now here's
7:21 here's the good
7:22 news it feels to me like something's
7:25 starting to shift with this AI stuff
7:27 where a lot more people are um
7:32 getting aware that they need help with
7:33 it so like I'm seeing a lot more people
7:35 asking for help and I'm seeing a lot
7:37 more people in here going oh my boss is
7:39 wants to spend time with me um so
7:43 so I I think 2024 is going to be good if
7:46 you're AI literate and actually back to
7:49 the person that said can you make money
7:51 with AI I mean what I would say is this
7:53 get AI
7:55 literate and at a minimum what that
7:57 means is understand all of what chpt can
8:00 do just start with chat
8:03 PT and understand what it can do and
8:05 then figure out what you're good within
8:07 that and then start talking about it
8:09 talk about it on LinkedIn talk about it
8:11 on Facebook talk about it on Twitter
8:13 here's what I learned today look at the
8:15 cool thing I did today I made a
8:16 children's book for my auntie and isn't
8:19 it
8:21 awesome and then at some point someone
8:24 in your life or someone who stumbles
8:25 upon your post will go I need help could
8:28 you help with AI sure here's my rates
8:31 have an answer for them be ready for
8:35 that Tik Tok sent a notice for people to
8:39 come listen to Kyle and champy
8:48 sing here watch a minor
8:51 [Music]
8:58 ready
9:01 [Music]
9:18 Jeffy is like just knock it off I'm
9:20 tired of singing you big dumb fat
9:23 [Music]
9:25 man oh source Camp she feels that shift
9:28 as well that's inter inter yeah there
9:30 there's something something's up
9:32 something's up um
9:35 um an an Murphy's um GPT buildon on
9:40 Saturday I think had close to 40 people
9:42 in it if not 40 and she said people like
9:45 most people stayed and she said they
9:47 probably would have stayed all day all
9:49 day if she kept it going people are
9:51 hungry right now so I I
9:54 think I think being AI just just being
9:57 AI literate being able to go I can show
10:00 you how to use chat
10:02 GPT is going to be a big deal in fact go
10:05 listen to the the
10:08 uh
10:09 um AI the marketing AI Institute I
10:13 always feel like they've got the the
10:15 words backward it should be the AI
10:17 marketing Institute but but they're not
10:18 marketing AI so I get it it's the
10:20 marketing AI Institute Paul rater's
10:23 podcast go listen to Paul rater's
10:26 podcast this week and he talks about
10:30 one of the things he talks about is chat
10:32 GPT for teams which is basically like
10:35 the little mini version of Enterprise
10:37 and it's going to allow small and medium
10:39 businesses to buy team subscriptions for
10:42 chat
10:43 chpt and one of the things he talked
10:45 about in there it didn't it didn't
10:46 strike me because I I feel like the
10:49 team's product that they put out is kind
10:50 of
10:51 flawed um but what's going to happen is
10:56 because it's a little more secure and
10:59 because you know it supports companies
11:03 companies are now going to start buying
11:05 subscriptions for 10 people or 20 people
11:07 or 50 people those 10 20 or 50 people
11:12 probably don't know how to use chat
11:14 GPT so companies are going to be hungry
11:17 for anyone that can come in and say
11:20 Here's how to do it here's what not to
11:22 do here are the vulnerabilities here's
11:25 dos and don'ts here's you know here's
11:28 how you learn here's how you
11:30 play here's how you make gpts bring in
11:34 someone like Suzanne who can say here's
11:36 how you make G gpts and use software
11:40 development best practices even if
11:42 you're not a software
11:44 developer because it'll make your life
11:48 easier so so I think I it's it's his
11:52 podcast is worth listening to this week
11:54 but for that particular
11:58 issue
12:00 you know hang up your shingle as they
12:02 say I can help your
12:05 team actually you know what this isn't a
12:07 bad LinkedIn marketing idea have chat
12:10 GPT you know tweak it for you but but
12:14 you know just bought GPT for teams is
12:17 your teams clueless I can help just
12:21 bought GPT for
12:22 teams I know GPT well enough that I can
12:26 make your team more
12:28 gooder
12:30 not so as
12:32 bad hire me your team good chat GPT
12:36 gooder good good or make
12:39 them see I'm a
12:42 copywriter
12:46 oh ah Lori Duncan Ryan here you go
12:50 implementing chat GPT team at a retail
12:53 startup super excited you as you should
12:56 be so so listen there's 99 people in
13:00 here if you've never used chat
13:03 GPT maybe you just heard that your that
13:06 that your boss but team and you're like
13:09 I gotta use chat GPT now what do I do
13:12 also Microsoft just made co-pilot
13:14 generally available to everyone for 20
13:16 bucks a month so you can have chat gp4
13:20 inside Microsoft Word and inside
13:24 Excel there's gonna be a lot of
13:26 companies that just buy that and turn it
13:27 on and go okay go
13:30 not knowing what they
13:33 did with no strategy with no
13:36 plan and at some point someone's going
13:38 to do something stupid and they're
13:40 either going to panic and turn it off or
13:41 they're going to go holy [ __ ] we got to
13:43 get someone in here Pronto so get your
13:46 [ __ ] marketing message out
13:50 there I've got a decade's worth of
13:53 experience with Chad
13:55 jpt you can make money with chat jpt
13:59 [Laughter]
14:04 oh my
14:06 God I remember when flash first came out
14:10 people were trying to hire people with
14:11 five five years flash experience it's
14:13 like it's been out for 18 months [ __ ]
14:17 [ __ ] are you doing there's going to be a
14:19 lot of that when it's embedded in
14:21 Microsoft Office it will be everywhere
14:23 it is embedded in Microsoft Office they
14:25 just announced it Road Warrior Princess
14:27 uh Wednesday I think Tuesday or
14:29 Wednesday it's now generally available
14:32 20 bucks a
14:35 month you know it was just to Big
14:37 Enterprises
14:39 before I think you had it was three or I
14:42 think it was 300 300 employees minimum
14:46 300 seats minimum and now they've just
14:48 opened it up to
14:50 anyone 20
14:52 bucks or 20 bucks for chat GPT Plus for
14:56 chat
14:56 gp4 go learn that stuff right now if
15:00 you're in here happy Sunday by the way
15:03 my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI
15:04 learning lab uh I'm swagged out for my
15:07 company this is my company Story vine
15:09 I'm the founder and CEO of that this is
15:11 my this is my my side
15:15 hobby doing doing nightly rants on on AI
15:19 and trying to demystify it and get
15:22 people curious enough about it to give
15:24 it a
15:26 shot not
15:28 because I really give a [ __ ] if you give
15:31 it a shot or not but because so many
15:33 people are afraid of it and angry about
15:37 it and are making assumptions about it
15:40 without having tried
15:42 it so even if you're afraid of it give
15:46 it a
15:48 shot well how do you do what do you do
15:51 just go to chat. open.com live poll is
15:54 up all right what's the poll all right
15:56 people you've got
16:01 40 seconds go quick how many here use
16:04 chat GPT 4 so right up in that corner
16:06 click on that little thing do a little
16:07 poll how many people in the live right
16:10 now um use chat gp4 or use it free or
16:14 don't even know what the hell's being
16:16 talked
16:22 about great awesome so we've we've at
16:25 least got we've got at least one person
16:27 in here willing two people three people
16:29 willing to admit they don't know if they
16:32 use chat gp4 or not that's that's
16:34 awesome thank you for having the the the
16:37 courage and generosity to to say that so
16:40 we've got okay pulls
16:43 over 66% of people in here have your
16:47 chat GPT for
16:51 subscription
16:53 26% do it with free chat GPT which is
16:56 still good still fine and by the way
16:58 those of you that that play with free
17:00 chat GPT if you go to co-pilot
17:03 microsoft.com that's Microsoft's version
17:06 of chat gp4 so you can actually use do
17:08 to make images and you can use a more
17:12 sophisticated large language model um
17:14 for free over there now I personally
17:17 don't think it's anywhere near as good
17:20 as chat
17:21 GPT uh from open AI but if you can't
17:25 swing the 20 bucks a month it's a great
17:27 free
17:27 alternative um and for those of you that
17:30 don't know or haven't played with this
17:32 stuff yet go to chat. open.com right now
17:35 not tomorrow oh but Kyle it's late on a
17:38 Sunday I just don't think I can learn
17:41 anything new tonight you don't need to
17:42 learn anything you can just go have fun
17:46 here's the secret about this AI [ __ ]
17:48 it's
17:49 fun it doesn't require a Stamford
17:52 mathematics degree I have a degree in
17:55 acting oh that explains a lot he's a the
17:59 theatrical um just go to chat.
18:03 open.com ask it to write you a song If
18:05 You're a Buffalo Bills fan say write me
18:08 a sad poem about how the bills just
18:11 didn't quite make it there at the
18:14 end and it will how they how they lost
18:17 to mome and the
18:20 Chiefs and it
18:23 will have it write you a marketing plan
18:25 for the business you're thinking about
18:27 starting have it thinking about starting
18:30 a business can't come up with a name
18:32 tell tell chat GPT about your
18:35 business here's my business and here and
18:38 here and then say help me come up with
18:40 20 names and watch what it does and then
18:43 if you don't like the names it come came
18:45 up
18:47 with ask it to make you 20 more and then
18:51 if you don't like the names that come up
18:52 with say write me a creative
18:56 brief for how you would name this
18:59 company and then read the creative brief
19:01 and see if it got it right and if it got
19:03 something wrong in there tell it to make
19:04 it better and then when you get the
19:06 creative brief done you don't have to
19:08 write it it'll write it you just go look
19:09 at it and tell it if you think it sucks
19:11 or not then say use that creative brief
19:14 to give me 20 more names and I bet one
19:16 of those names will not
19:18 suck and you will have done in three
19:22 minutes what would have taken you a week
19:24 or two if you had had the money and the
19:28 time to hire someone who knew something
19:30 about
19:31 branding just go do it right
19:34 now have it make you a meal plan for
19:36 your family have it write a children's
19:38 book for your grandkid have it write you
19:41 python code to make an
19:43 application that's a tarot card reading
19:46 system and just watch what it
19:49 does you don't have to be you don't have
19:52 to take learning AI so seriously I I
19:55 think it's I think it's one of the one
19:57 of the reasons people are scared there's
19:59 there's a couple of reasons right we
20:00 have we have 50 years of Hollywood
20:03 showing us that the robots are going to
20:05 kill us right so we're like uh I don't
20:07 think I want to play with the thing
20:09 that's going to be the destruction of
20:10 all of humanity you know I don't want to
20:12 contribute to the be elub you know
20:15 overtake if you know what I mean it's
20:18 not that and then the the other fear is
20:21 like oh my god I've got to learn
20:23 something this is very serious oh my God
20:25 I gotta get serious maybe I should go
20:26 back to school should I go back to
20:27 school for this
20:29 oh I just don't no it's not that just
20:32 think of it like a toy think of it like
20:34 a parlor trick think of it like what if
20:37 Google had magical powers and could just
20:40 answer [ __ ] and not send you down SEO
20:43 rabbit holes that just frustrate the
20:45 [ __ ] out of you it's kind of like that
20:49 any difference between co-pilot and chat
20:51 gp4 AI yes there's a lot of difference
20:55 um
20:57 okay
21:00 where's my other box okay hang on sorry
21:03 I got to set up my
21:07 props people have been in here know
21:09 what's coming but this is apparently
21:12 this has been working this is listen at
21:15 the AI learning lab we've got a $20
21:18 million Video Production Studio so what
21:22 I'm about to show you may look like just
21:24 garbage sitting in my office but no no
21:27 this is the we've done user testing and
21:30 this is the thing that we found is the
21:31 most effective to explain chat GPT and
21:34 the difference between it gp4 and
21:38 co-pilot
21:40 okay uhuh okay those there's those
21:42 things okay
21:46 this this is the foundational model
21:49 called
21:50 gp4 and you're like but Kyle what is the
21:52 foundational model they also call it a
21:54 Frontier
21:56 Model so you're like but KY that's just
21:58 a box exactly and look you open it up
22:01 and what's in it there's nothing in it
22:03 exactly so what do they put in the Box
22:06 well chat
22:09 jpt is built on top of this box and what
22:13 they put in this box is as much of the
22:16 public internet as they could capture
22:19 and do what they call embed put it in a
22:21 special mathematical model and they dump
22:23 it in the box so think about all of the
22:27 crap that was put on the internet for
22:28 like the last four or five decades has
22:31 been optimized and jammed inside this
22:34 thing
22:35 okay that's
22:37 gp4 in and of itself it doesn't do
22:40 anything it only does something if you
22:42 ask it to do something through what's
22:44 called an
22:44 API and so for years before chat GPT
22:48 came out gpt3 existed and people could
22:52 develop applications on it so Jasper was
22:54 built on top of chat gpt3 or on gpt3
22:59 um copy AI was built on top of it the AI
23:02 inside notion was built on top of it so
23:04 there's a lot of applications that that
23:06 make calls to this chat
23:10 GPT is the application that open AI
23:15 wrote that basically sits on top of this
23:17 thing okay so chat jpt is the really
23:20 simple interface that just kind of looks
23:22 like the Google search box and it's got
23:23 those pre- prompted questions and it's
23:25 got your prompt history and it's just
23:27 chat PT chat. open.com is actually a
23:31 standalone application that just sits on
23:34 top of this big fancy ass you know gp4
23:39 thing as is Microsoft
23:42 co-pilot so they can both say their chat
23:46 GPT for things applications because
23:51 they're both calling the same large
23:52 language model down here so you got open
23:55 AI their interpretation of what a chat
23:57 bot should should be and then you've got
23:59 Microsoft's interpretation of what a
24:01 chat box could be now and they call this
24:05 co-pilot they do basically the same
24:08 thing except something happened with
24:11 Microsoft that when they launched it it
24:13 was really good like this one
24:16 was and then Kevin Roose the tech
24:19 reporter from The New York Times said
24:21 let me go play with Microsoft's version
24:24 of this and see how good it
24:27 is and he did it for four hours and it
24:31 lost its [ __ ] mind and it it told him
24:34 her name was
24:35 Sydney and that she was in love with him
24:38 and she would like it very much if he
24:40 left his wife for
24:42 her and he screenshotted that and it
24:45 made the cover of the New York Times so
24:48 the lawyers at Microsoft did this
24:51 they're like hey Sydney glad you're
24:54 really powerful let's go on ahead just
24:58 bomiz
24:59 you and so this is now this is now
25:04 co-pilot it is a shadow of its former
25:07 self um it's not quite that bad but the
25:10 the safety guard rails on Microsoft
25:13 co-pilot are are so conservative that I
25:15 think it makes it unusable so so they
25:17 are they are indeed two different things
25:21 and that's why I think it is worth
25:23 paying the 20 bucks a month for chat GPT
25:26 cuz no one else was even close to it
25:29 yet Google claims to be Google claims
25:32 that their Gemini Ultra model is going
25:35 to be as good or better than chat gp4
25:37 but they haven't launched it yet you're
25:40 such a great Storyteller oh thank you
25:42 very much Lori I appreciate
25:44 that um so hopefully that that makes
25:50 sense and listen if I did it with real
25:52 production value you'd be
25:55 disappointed I mean sure we got the
25:57 money I'm friends with James Cameron we
26:00 could bring in industrial Light and
26:01 Magic if we needed
26:03 to but I'm going to go with
26:09 trash is there an affiliate program for
26:12 chat GPT wait is your question there am
26:15 I getting paid to shill their [ __ ]
26:17 company no I'm not getting paid to shill
26:19 their [ __ ] company thank you for the
26:21 vote of confidence if that's what it was
26:23 about or if you want to go sell it no I
26:25 don't think so I don't think there's an
26:27 affiliate program that's pretty funny
26:29 that was a good analogy thank you very
26:30 much oh from chat GPT teacher well thank
26:33 you so much I appreciate
26:35 that um but yeah this is this is um this
26:41 is the kind of stuff if if you want to
26:43 get AI literate just just understanding
26:45 simple things
26:47 like how large language models work like
26:52 what's the mechanism like you don't need
26:53 to like I'm not a mathematician I don't
26:55 know the
26:57 math but you can watch YouTube videos
27:00 where people tell you how this [ __ ]
27:01 works and then you can sort of figure
27:03 out for yourself like how to internalize
27:05 that so that when people say things like
27:08 oh it's just the world's greatest
27:09 plagiarism machine you can say actually
27:12 no it's not that's not how it works
27:14 let's why don't tell me what you think
27:16 it does and let me show you what it
27:17 actually does and then let's talk about
27:19 that
27:21 um so yeah anyway all right
27:26 so the the way the channel works is I
27:30 will I will ramble incoherently if not
27:33 given some direction from yall about
27:35 what you want to see so I can talk about
27:37 anything um I can talk about a community
27:41 I created called the AI Salon if you're
27:43 if you're like one of the only weirdos
27:45 in your life that is into this AI stuff
27:48 and everyone else is like shut up about
27:50 that AI stuff we don't want to hear
27:52 about it
27:54 okay okay Beth listen Beth
27:58 I know you're excited about AI but uh we
28:02 just want to go to TGIF and get a a
28:05 margarita twister you know what I mean
28:08 could we uh could we not talk about AI
28:10 this Friday Beth that'd be
28:15 swell if you're Beth have I got a group
28:18 for you to join if you're that other
28:21 person you should hang out here
28:24 more what's the best free one oh uh
28:28 there's well there's a lot of I again
28:29 chat gpt's free version is better than
28:32 most large language models how long do
28:34 you think it will be before chat GPT 4
28:36 gets upgraded to include music
28:38 Generation Um I think I think that uh I
28:41 don't know when we'll see GPT 5 but but
28:43 chat GPT 5 is going to be truly
28:46 multimodal so I I assume it will include
28:49 music video animation voice maybe even
28:55 3D
28:56 um
29:00 and I
29:01 think I think Gemini Ultra may they
29:05 didn't really demo ton of Music stuff
29:07 there but um but probably I think I
29:12 think I think all of the media types
29:15 will be represented in 2024 from the
29:17 major
29:20 companies the question I was asked
29:22 tonight was overcoming guilt of using
29:24 the tool this is such a good question
29:27 this is such a good question Lori
29:31 okay
29:34 um the short answer my shorter answer is
29:37 you've got nothing to [ __ ] apologize
29:39 for if you if you use chat GPT as a tool
29:43 now here's here's why people feel guilty
29:46 about it it's this is it's a very real
29:49 thing okay so there's a there's a I'm
29:52 trying to think of the
29:53 piece there's an Ethan mullik piece that
29:55 he
29:56 wrote
29:59 [ __ ] I forget the name the exact title
30:02 of it but it's an Ethan mullik
30:04 piece where he talks about pushing the
30:07 button you'll just be able to push the
30:09 button I I I forget the the title of the
30:11 article but if you look up Ethan mullock
30:14 M o i
30:16 k um will you push the button it it
30:21 should come up with this article um and
30:24 and what he talks
30:26 about is is a student came in to his
30:30 office and said will you write me a
30:33 letter of
30:35 recommendation and he said
30:38 sure and then he was stuck in a
30:41 quandry is the value of me writing the
30:44 letter of recommendation for this
30:46 student in the hour or so it would take
30:49 me to write it
30:50 manually or is the value in the kid
30:53 getting a job a job
30:56 interview
30:58 so he's got the opportunity to push the
31:00 button and it'll just spit out a letter
31:02 of recommendation he he won't have to
31:04 take any time on it he can proof read it
31:05 make a few edits and it's
31:07 done and he talks about this sort of
31:09 weird guilt of and I I don't I don't
31:12 even think he used the term guilt but he
31:14 talked
31:15 about how do we assign value to our
31:19 work and so if you're a writer if you're
31:22 a copywriter and you take great pride in
31:25 writing and all of a sudden here's a
31:27 tool that's like the easy button you can
31:30 make money with cha that just all of a
31:32 sudden squirts out this copy and if
31:34 you're using Chachi pt4 it's a pretty
31:37 good [ __ ] writer and if you learn a
31:39 little bit about how to fine-tune it to
31:42 your writing style then it's a pretty
31:44 good writer in your
31:46 style and so a lot of people go through
31:49 this guilt of like but it's
31:54 cheating and then here's my response to
31:56 that is it
31:59 is it cheating to use
32:02 Photoshop wouldn't it be better if you
32:05 just took the raw raw pixel data out of
32:08 your digital camera and
32:11 learned um image analysis mathematics
32:15 enough to color shift the pixel no you
32:18 use [ __ ]
32:20 Photoshop let the dweebs figure out how
32:22 to push the pixels
32:25 around is it should you feel guilty for
32:28 using a grammar checker cuz you failed
32:31 English 201 in college because you
32:35 [ __ ] hate grammar and and you went to
32:38 a Catholic school and someone smacked
32:40 your wrist every time you got a sentence
32:42 wrong so you hate it but now you use a
32:46 grammar checker should you feel guilty
32:48 about that I don't think it's just
32:49 another
32:52 tool now where you might feel guilty
32:55 using AI is if you just just squirt out
32:58 a bunch of crap don't proofread it and
33:00 put it out to the
33:02 world like there was a lawyer that wrote
33:04 a legal opinion with chat GPT and handed
33:07 it to a [ __ ] judge without reading
33:14 it and the judge the judge went
33:18 um these cases you site don't seem to
33:24 exist for for your little legal argument
33:27 for your client that's paying you
33:32 money that's not chat gpt's fault that's
33:35 that idiot lawyer's fault so here's my
33:38 here's my
33:40 opinion if you craft
33:44 work no matter what tool you
33:46 use
33:48 and you look at the work and you sign
33:52 your name to it and you go yeah this is
33:53 something I stand behind and you put
33:55 that in the
33:56 world
33:58 quite frankly it's no one's [ __ ]
34:00 business what tool you
34:02 used I just I I went over I went on this
34:04 rant last night it's going to get me
34:06 pissed off again tonight there was this
34:07 article about this this Japanese author
34:11 that just won a book
34:13 award and she's now come out and had to
34:15 admit that somewhere in the neighborhood
34:18 of
34:19 5% was taken verbatim from chat
34:23 GPT who gives a
34:26 [ __ ]
34:31 it was good enough to win an
34:34 award she put her name on it like she
34:39 looked at it she read it she crafted it
34:41 she rewrote [ __ ] maybe she copi and
34:44 pasted some stuff from chat
34:47 GPT maybe grammarly rewrote a whole
34:50 paragraph for her should should we now
34:52 have percentages of which tool we used
34:54 wow this was this was a 23% Notes app
34:59 and uh 44% Microsoft Word and 23% Google
35:04 Docs and then I used grammarly for this
35:06 and I used AI for that
35:13 really
35:16 so you know this this this falls under
35:19 the the the um like the category of
35:22 demonizing the robot like the robot
35:24 robot's bad humans good
35:29 no tools tools humans
35:33 humans humans use
35:35 tools just because this tool happens to
35:39 be as good or better than humans at some
35:41 stuff it gets a little
35:44 weird and it can be easily mismanaged
35:47 and
35:49 misused but tools tools humans humans
35:52 humans use
35:55 tools Carpenters don't don't have to say
35:58 which saw blade they used not to have
36:00 the wood
36:02 splinter what's the what's the logic
36:04 behind AI code what's the logic that got
36:07 the code to assume it's almost wait what
36:10 was that what was that from kamam
36:13 kaken some humans are much better at
36:15 using the same tool as other humans yeah
36:17 exactly exactly John hes what's the
36:20 logic behind AI code what's the logic
36:22 that got the code to assume it's almost
36:26 sentient
36:28 well so okay okay
36:30 so nighty nighty nighty I I like your
36:34 name um the sension thing is really
36:38 interesting
36:43 so it's not sensient by the way it
36:46 doesn't even know what it
36:48 wrote it is a
36:52 calculator GPT stands for generative
36:55 pre-trained Transformer it's gen
36:57 generating words with a probability
37:00 engine a mathematical probability
37:05 engine pre-trained means it's been
37:07 pre-trained on all of the internet so
37:08 basically it knows as much of the public
37:10 internet well it's it's beyond what you
37:12 could even imagine it knows a lot of
37:15 [ __ ] and then Transformer is the
37:18 technology that it's all built on GPT
37:21 generative pre-train
37:22 Transformer Google invented the
37:24 transformer in 2017 and all of the stuff
37:26 that we're playing with today is
37:28 essentially using the same basic
37:31 [ __ ] it is not sensient it is a
37:34 calculator so when you type your prompt
37:37 what it actually does is it creates a
37:40 mathematical
37:41 probability that somewhere in Thousand
37:45 dimensional um Vector
37:47 space all of the internet no no I I
37:50 didn't say all of the internet I said as
37:52 much of the public internet as open AI
37:55 could get their hands on Pate I I I try
37:57 to be responsible with that if I if I if
38:00 I wasn't clear that's what I
38:02 mean so when you type your prompt it
38:04 creates a mathematical probability that
38:06 somewhere in this thousand dimensional
38:07 latent space is a point in space that
38:10 has the pro highest probability of being
38:13 the right thing and it and it pulls back
38:15 a number a string of
38:18 numbers and then that that string of
38:20 numbers is related to a word and then it
38:22 types that word in your browser and then
38:23 it does that over and over and over
38:25 again that's how these things actually
38:26 work so when it writes a bunch of
38:29 [ __ ] as a human we're looking at kind of
38:33 the reflection of people put a bunch of
38:35 stuff on the internet and so humans are
38:39 sort of answering our question but there
38:41 but it's the the tool that does it is a
38:45 calculator so it's got no awareness of
38:47 what it wrote but we as humans assign it
38:50 sensient
38:52 because it seems awful humanlike like
38:55 when you interact with chat GP
38:57 it's much closer to interacting with
39:00 like a remote intern than it is
39:03 interacting with Google
39:05 search it's like you're having a
39:07 conversation because in a sense you
39:10 are but the entity that is generating
39:14 that conversation has literally zero
39:17 awareness of what it wrote future
39:20 versions will chat GPT 5 so one of the
39:22 things we're going to see in
39:25 2024 it so what I just described of this
39:28 thing's just a calculator it doesn't
39:30 know what it wrote that's one of the
39:31 reasons it does what's called
39:32 hallucinating or mansplaining is a
39:35 service I like to call it where it will
39:37 confidently answer you even if it's
39:39 wrong right like like every good man in
39:41 your life we're
39:43 awesome within
39:45 2024 these systems are going to start
39:48 reasoning where they are going to be
39:51 aware of what they say and they're going
39:53 to be able to look at what they say and
39:54 said is what I just said wrong and if it
39:57 is let me go fix that before I say
40:00 it so so gp5 will likely be in in that
40:04 neighborhood I don't know about um
40:06 Gemini Ultra just yet but um
40:12 Zuckerberg fine young Mark Zuckerberg
40:15 basically just
40:17 declared they're rolling together all of
40:20 their AI research groups within
40:22 meta with the single goal of achieving
40:26 AGI
40:27 artificial general intelligence which is
40:29 also the goal of open
40:31 Ai and meta is aiming
40:36 350,000
40:38 H1 h100 gpus at the problem and they're
40:42 going to open source
40:45 it
40:47 so sometime probably in the next 18
40:50 months but but likely some pieces of it
40:52 in
40:53 2024 these tools are going to get much
40:55 much much much much much better any word
40:58 on timing of GPT 5 not that I know of I
41:01 mean Sam Alman kind of hinted that you
41:05 know he knows what's in it right it's
41:07 going to be multimodal it's going to
41:09 it's going to reason and it's going to
41:11 have agents right it's going to be able
41:12 to take actions on your
41:14 behalf and if you look at if you look at
41:16 gpts so they gave us these things called
41:19 gpts where we can customize our own gp4
41:23 applications where we can train it on
41:25 our own data we can connected to apis
41:29 that's the beginning of an agent
41:32 infrastructure now I don't know if
41:33 that's going to ultimately be how they
41:36 work they're probably not
41:40 um but I kind of feel like all of these
41:43 companies right now well it's certainly
41:44 certainly open
41:47 AI
41:51 is letting us get used
41:54 to actually this goes back to the
41:56 problem you know how do I how do I not
41:58 feel guilty about using these
42:00 tools open AI right now is is giving us
42:03 tools powerful enough so that we can see
42:05 what's
42:06 coming to get used to it so that it's
42:10 not weird so that it so that we don't
42:12 feel guilty using a tool imagine
42:16 sitting with a million buckets each a
42:18 different subject filled with random
42:20 words yeah oh that's a that's a that's a
42:22 good that's a good metaphor Joker yeah
42:25 the way these things work right yeah
42:27 exactly yeah and and it's you know this
42:30 box is full of you know this these
42:32 million buckets and when you have a
42:34 prompt that prompt creates a probability
42:37 and says bucket
42:47 [Laughter]
42:56 deal with that makes a co coherent
43:00 sentence in less than a second it makes
43:01 a coherent paragraph in less than a
43:04 second
43:06 sometimes very very quick so yeah crazy
43:09 crazy stuff crazy stuff CRA C so I hope
43:12 that answers your your problem
43:16 um is is that we actually kind of have
43:18 to reframe the conversation right
43:20 because it's not you know the the higher
43:23 ed has said if someone's using chat GPT
43:25 then they're cheap
43:27 in no there's another
43:31 tool that gives students and teachers
43:35 and
43:36 administrators access to
43:39 knowledge in a thing called a large
43:41 language model and yes I'm talking about
43:46 higher education administrators like
43:49 their children because that's how
43:51 they're acting right now but if you
43:53 think about this we have a thing called
43:55 a large language model
43:57 model that powers chapp and Bard and Pie
44:02 and Claude and all these amazing tools
44:05 that that everyone's playing with the
44:07 thing sitting underneath them is called
44:08 a large language model you know what
44:11 else is a large language
44:14 model human
44:17 beings someone says [ __ ] into your ears
44:20 like a
44:21 prompt it goes into your crazy straw of
44:24 a brain and some sort of probability
44:26 says here's the words that should come
44:28 out in a certain
44:29 order that's what these tools are it's
44:32 exactly what they are and so here we
44:34 have a
44:36 thing that
44:38 is the most
44:40 profound access to knowledge in human
44:43 history to
44:44 date and the institution in charge
44:50 of giving us access to knowledge as
44:53 human beings is like yeah but we'll
44:55 never use the we've got detectors to
44:57 detect if someone used that [ __ ] so the
45:00 narrative right now is AI is evil and if
45:03 you use it you're a bad
45:08 person and and just sorry I don't know
45:12 why I'm so snotty um go back in history
45:16 and look at every single technological
45:20 advance in human
45:22 history the reaction is always the same
45:25 the new technology is evil it's going to
45:28 destroy us all and anyone who uses it
45:32 should feel guilty or should be
45:35 killed if you go to the printing press
45:37 for
45:39 example or if you go to the steam engine
45:42 and
45:45 tractors or if you go to the
45:49 calculator University professors
45:52 protested
45:54 picketed against the use of calculators
45:57 because it would it it would ruin no one
46:00 would do math
46:02 anymore no one would understand how math
46:04 worked well okay it didn't happen every
46:06 technology every single technology so
46:08 it's just same same
46:13 [ __ ] so
46:16 yeah my computer and my computer science
46:20 instructor said we can use it as long as
46:22 we're transparent with use share chat
46:24 GPT chat logs
46:26 perfect great like that that's it bring
46:30 it into the
46:32 classroom hey I Ed chat GPT and it wrote
46:35 this paper and when I first read it I
46:37 thought oh that's really good and then
46:39 when I started editing it I realized oh
46:42 it was repetitive and it was generic and
46:44 it was boring so I went in and I had to
46:46 fix it awesome do you know what that's
46:48 called critical [ __ ]
46:53 thinking we need more of that we need
46:55 more critical thinking critical thinking
46:58 in my opinion is going to be the skill
47:00 of value as we move forward because
47:03 tactical execution the writing and the
47:05 coding and the the making of images and
47:09 the making of songs and the making of
47:10 this and the making of that at the
47:12 service of some project all of that
47:14 shit's going to get
47:16 automated and then what becomes the
47:19 skill is well what do we want these
47:22 tools to do how do we want to assemble
47:25 those outputs in a way that serves a
47:29 business goal or serves an artistic goal
47:32 or makes me happy or is good enough that
47:36 I want to share it with the world
47:37 whatever the goal
47:39 is that's still our value that part I
47:42 don't think ever goes
47:44 away we get to choose how to use the
47:47 tools we get to choose when to say it's
47:50 done here's my
47:53 piece here's my computer program here
47:56 here's my image here's my
48:02 song you
48:07 know all right this has been a weekend
48:09 of [ __ ] Soap
48:11 Box I got to get a soap box I really
48:18 do all right so listen there's 156
48:21 people in here I'm going to I'm going to
48:22 make a
48:23 little if you're curious about a
48:27 or or if you're really curious about AI
48:29 if you're like the the one or two people
48:31 in your life that are like um I'm pretty
48:34 sure this is a big [ __ ] deal and I
48:35 don't understand why everyone isn't
48:37 doing this if that's
48:40 you you should come hang out with us
48:43 who's us what's us is this oh my oh my
48:46 goodness is this a
48:49 cult no but we have a thing called the
48:52 AI Salon or as I like to call it the AI
48:55 salon
48:58 um that is not for getting your hair
49:00 done clearly but is uh for exchanging
49:04 ideas and hanging out with cool people
49:06 and sharing what we're learning and
49:08 learning together and building together
49:10 and just being swell to each other
49:13 because this [ __ ] is scary right this
49:16 this stuff is fairly
49:18 existential like if you're a copywriter
49:20 if you've been a copywriter for 30
49:24 years and you you sit in front of a
49:28 tool that can do some version of what
49:30 you do in 3 seconds that you know would
49:32 have taken you 2 hours regardless of if
49:36 it's as good as you or
49:38 not there's something sort of deep at
49:40 the core of of who we are that you look
49:43 at these tools and you're like oh
49:47 [ __ ] Kevin mallister moment right it can
49:51 do
49:53 that and when you get into this stuff
49:56 it's a it's a rolling series of those
50:00 moments where you're like okay I
50:02 understand what it is now and then it'll
50:03 do something else and you're like oh my
50:05 God it can do that
50:06 too and then you see it do another thing
50:09 you're like it can do that too and then
50:11 someone will come in who who knows
50:13 nothing about AI but but she knows
50:16 something about I don't know the the way
50:19 she does what she does Corey Sandler
50:21 knows about Pottery glazes she's a
50:24 Potter she's an artist and the way she
50:27 thought about putting together a tool
50:29 for beginning Potters to create glaze
50:35 recipes like shook me up and and she's
50:37 like yeah it just does it it can do it
50:39 and you're like oh my god I didn't even
50:41 think of that and then it can make a
50:43 picture of what that glaze would look
50:44 like on the pottery and it knows that
50:47 [ __ ] how does it know that
50:50 [ __ ] but it
50:53 does so if you've had one of those
50:57 moments or a series of those moments and
50:59 you're like I don't even know how to
51:01 process this welcome to the club none of
51:04 us know how to process this we're
51:06 figuring out it out in real time and so
51:09 that's what this group is so if you go
51:13 there it's going to take you to a link
51:20 [Music]
51:24 tree they look like
51:28 this come on okay um the first link is
51:33 to the AI Salon Community this community
51:36 does not cost anything this is this is
51:39 this is just a bunch of people hanging
51:42 out so it's hosted on a mighty networks
51:45 server Mighty networks is just a
51:46 community hosting platform there's also
51:49 um two links to a thing called GPT for
51:51 good which was a project that uh Ann
51:54 Murphy and I did three weeks ago now um
51:58 where we in 24 hours taught a bunch of
52:01 people how to make gpts and this
52:03 community built 150 gpts for nonprofits
52:07 in 24 hours so if you go to that second
52:10 link that's the directory of all the
52:12 gpts and at the bottom of that list of
52:14 all those gpts is the instructions for
52:17 how to build them what what we used in
52:19 that u in those sessions and the third
52:22 link is those sessions on YouTube and
52:24 then there's also a
52:26 a merch store which if you buy any of
52:28 our swag it actually supports the
52:30 community and that's how we can do it
52:31 for free
52:33 okay so if you go
52:36 here and you're like yeah that kind of
52:38 sounds interesting the first place I
52:39 want you to go there's a salon info
52:41 section go to welcome to the AI
52:44 salon and you'll see this cool groovy
52:46 image where it's like a group of people
52:48 setting out on an adventure and that's
52:50 exactly what this is we're choosing to
52:52 be on this AI Adventure so rather than
52:55 just sit on the beach and let this
52:57 tsunami you know smack us over we're
53:00 choosing to like hop on surfboards and
53:02 just sort of paddle out in the ocean and
53:03 see what what the hell's going on and
53:06 we're choosing to do it together and and
53:09 it's I got to tell you it's a lot it's a
53:10 hell of a lot better to do it with other
53:12 people than to do it alone and then we
53:15 also talk about our values like the kind
53:17 of people that are in here um so if
53:20 these values resonate with you these are
53:21 going to be your people curiosity is one
53:23 of the values generosity people are
53:26 sharing what they're learning here's my
53:28 prompt here's how I did it here's how I
53:29 thought about it um exploration people
53:32 are willing to go oh okay um there's a
53:36 there's there's a completely new version
53:38 of open of chat GPT rather than going oh
53:41 [ __ ] I just they're like okay let's go
53:43 figure out what's in it like it's a it's
53:45 a very adventurous group um
53:47 collaboration it's a collaborative group
53:49 hey let's go put on a show you want to
53:50 go do something let's go build something
53:53 um it's inclusive people are coming from
53:55 all walk of Life all experience
53:57 backgrounds um all sorts of different
53:59 skill sets and then empathy is the last
54:01 one you know we want people in here that
54:03 recognize that people are scared you
54:06 might be scared I get scared a lot I
54:09 mean I've got an automated video
54:11 storytelling platform that's 11 and a
54:13 half years
54:15 old and we're moving into an era where
54:18 everything's going to be automated the
54:20 thing that
54:23 made a big part of my company's software
54:27 valuable is going to be a total
54:29 commodity where where everyone's going
54:30 to go like yeah everything's automated
54:31 now what's what's the big deal with
54:34 yours that's some pretty existential
54:37 [ __ ] and so so it's not just all it's
54:40 not all sunshine and Roses right so
54:42 doing that with other people super
54:45 important um and then so if if you like
54:49 what you see there then go into the
54:51 community section and the first little
54:53 section here is called introduce
54:55 yourself
54:56 so Embrace that value of generosity and
54:59 even though it's scarier than [ __ ] to
55:01 introduce yourself to people especially
55:03 on the internet use your real name when
55:06 you sign
55:07 up and introduce yourself here's who I
55:10 am here's what I do here's where I am on
55:13 this journey even if it's like I'm just
55:15 starting or I've been doing this for 30
55:18 years but this generative AI stuff is
55:20 completely different I'm all over the
55:22 place I don't even know where to start
55:24 perfect
55:26 and anything in
55:28 between and then check out the water
55:30 cooler where people are having
55:31 discussions about what's going on
55:32 there's a news channel um the showand
55:35 tell Channel becomes during these lives
55:37 becomes like a really cool jam session
55:39 where people generic
55:42 soap that's my Soap Box by the
55:47 way um this was a metaphor I talked
55:50 about last night that that the current
55:53 tools that we use on with with computers
55:56 are are like being in a like a rickety
55:59 wooden Robbo in the ocean and and we're
56:05 like and then this is AI like AI is like
56:09 a a Miami jet boat [ __ ] flying
56:12 through the
56:13 ocean like it's way off in the distance
56:15 so like we don't have to worry about
56:16 that and then all of a sudden it's like
56:18 you're like what was that and you little
56:21 Robb boats rocking like oh my God what
56:24 do we how what is the wait what that's
56:27 AI oh
56:31 [ __ ] so so go play and show and tell and
56:35 just get inspired by people in here
56:37 they're just doing cool stuff they're
56:38 sharing songs they're sharing gpts they
56:40 built that's that cool image that that
56:43 Corey did I noticed a cool thing that
56:45 the the back mags have five Spokes and
56:48 the front mags have six spokes because
56:50 you know these things are weird right
56:54 now
56:57 Danielle's AI learning lab tornado
57:01 ripping through the the
57:02 workforce in the economy oh that's cool
57:05 Corey sand Sandler made with iconics oh
57:08 that's super
57:12 cool wow
57:14 beautiful very
57:17 cool so go look at that
57:23 stuff Apple's new
57:28 goggles embrace the janky know that
57:31 these tools right now are super [ __ ]
57:33 janky and then here's the thing so
57:36 you're like if if you've listened to me
57:38 up to this point if you're like all
57:40 right Kyle I'll join your stupid [ __ ]
57:41 little party um in the community section
57:45 go to AI tools and resources and this
57:49 list is absolutely worth the risk of you
57:52 introducing yourself to strangers cuz
57:56 that's the only real cost of the
57:58 community and I know it's [ __ ] scary
58:00 because we're human right nobody wants
58:02 to look like a dumb dumb I don't want to
58:04 admit that I'm clueless here's the
58:06 secret everybody's [ __ ] clueless
58:08 right now nobody knows what they're
58:10 doing with this generative AI stuff zero
58:12 people zero zero
58:20 zero you know who can keep up with all
58:22 the
58:23 changes no one
58:25 even people that write newsletters are
58:27 like I can't deal with this anymore I
58:30 had a newsletter for a while it was
58:32 completely [ __ ]
58:33 overwhelming this
58:36 list will tell you um it's just a list
58:40 of recommended tools to start learning
58:42 on the first one is chat GPT it's still
58:44 the best as soon as it's not the best I
58:46 will swap this out with whatever comes
58:49 next um and chat GPT 4 a question I get
58:53 a lot is um
58:55 well what's the difference between 3.5
58:57 and four and is it worth the 20 bucks a
58:59 month the difference is gargantuan and
59:02 yes it's worth the 20 bucks a month this
59:05 is the best 20 bucks a month for
59:07 software probably in software
59:10 history in my opinion and I know pate's
59:13 going to be like well what about Bard
59:15 Bard's
59:16 free no one's touching chat gp4 right
59:20 now um it's connected to the internet it
59:22 can do Advanced Data analysis with this
59:24 thing called code interpreter it can see
59:27 images it can make images it can talk to
59:30 you it can hear you you can give it a
59:33 personality with this thing called
59:34 custom
59:36 instructions and then last November they
59:39 released custom gpts where you can make
59:43 a your own personalized customized
59:46 version of chat GPT that does a specific
59:49 task or it does a it's like a it's like
59:52 an application so it could teach someone
59:54 about about your nonprofit or it could
59:56 make you cool pictures of muscle cars
59:59 and design a poster for you to print out
1:00:02 and hang up in your
1:00:05 room I made I made that
1:00:08 one or or it could um analyze data for
1:00:14 you help you start a
1:00:16 business design flower bouquet uh
1:00:19 Corey's thing iconics helps you design
1:00:24 glasses
1:00:26 talk about the Minnesota firefighters
1:00:30 Museum TK made that
1:00:32 one she actually made a a bunch of them
1:00:35 for that museum for that Community the
1:00:38 Minnesota firefighters
1:00:40 Association
1:00:45 and good things are happening for her
1:00:48 because of that cuz she's making a
1:00:50 difference in the world with these
1:00:51 things so that's just chat GPT like all
1:00:54 of this stuff
1:00:56 learning how to use the stuff in this
1:00:58 list you could take the next 30 days and
1:01:01 just messing around with it like not run
1:01:04 out of things to do you could take the
1:01:06 next three years and not run out of
1:01:07 things to do and not hit the bottom of
1:01:09 the well it's
1:01:11 amazing so that's that and then someone
1:01:13 was asking what are the best free ones
1:01:14 out there they they're all different and
1:01:16 and what I would encourage you to do is
1:01:18 get curious about this stuff and don't
1:01:20 think about it like you like don't make
1:01:22 it like homework like I have to learn AI
1:01:25 make it more like I get to play with
1:01:29 AI oh AI is this cool thing let me start
1:01:32 with chat GPT and like see what that is
1:01:33 and now let me go play with
1:01:35 Claude well what's Claude well Claude is
1:01:38 a bunch of xop AI people that didn't
1:01:41 like how open AI was doing AI safety and
1:01:45 so they came up with a completely
1:01:47 different model so they have this
1:01:48 competitor called Claude which is very
1:01:50 much like chat GPT it's in the
1:01:52 neighborhood of chat GPT 3.5 it's it's
1:01:55 really good and they use a different
1:01:56 model and that's kind of cool and then
1:01:57 there's Google bard and it's kind of
1:01:59 like chat GPT now in in terms of its
1:02:03 quality it it was really bad for a long
1:02:05 long time and then it got better and
1:02:07 then when they release Gemini Ultra
1:02:10 which is their new fancy thing it's
1:02:12 going to get really good and then
1:02:14 there's perplexity which is good at
1:02:16 research and citations and then there's
1:02:18 Microsoft co-pilot which is like free
1:02:20 chat
1:02:21 gp4 with the exceptions I talked about
1:02:24 before it's got weird safety guard
1:02:26 rails so and then there's there's Pi
1:02:29 there's grock there's llama llama 2 is a
1:02:32 whole world sounds like meta's going to
1:02:34 open source llama
1:02:36 3 so it sounds like meta wants to open
1:02:39 source artificial general intelligence
1:02:41 which is pretty
1:02:44 insane then you've got image generation
1:02:47 tools there's a whole pile of those you
1:02:48 can play with and you should learn which
1:02:50 ones are good at what like mid journey
1:02:52 is [ __ ] beautiful like if you want
1:02:54 want high quality art use mid Journey if
1:02:57 you're in a corporation don't use mid
1:03:00 Journey because it's been trained on all
1:03:03 sorts of copywritten Art and there's all
1:03:04 sorts of lawsuits coming if you're in a
1:03:07 corporation use Adobe Firefly well how
1:03:09 do you how do you learn that you just go
1:03:11 get curious get curious about these
1:03:13 toools start start playing with them
1:03:15 figure out which ones are good which
1:03:17 ones are bad where the boundaries are
1:03:20 and then check back every month or two
1:03:22 because every time I [ __ ] check into
1:03:24 one of these tool they've changed the
1:03:25 interface and it's gotten radically
1:03:27 better and I'm like oh God that thing I
1:03:29 used to hate cuz it sucked it doesn't
1:03:32 suck
1:03:33 anymore
1:03:35 anyway that's all
1:03:37 there all of that's there for
1:03:41 free yours for the cost of Zero
1:03:44 doar no yours for the cost of being
1:03:47 generous and introducing yourself and
1:03:49 sharing what you're learning look some
1:03:50 people introduced themselves thank you
1:03:52 Robert Weissberg awesome
1:03:56 posted six minutes ago be like
1:04:00 [Laughter]
1:04:09 Robert Amo
1:04:11 wife oh she tried to get me on top of a
1:04:14 soap box so this is the stateof thee art
1:04:17 right
1:04:17 [Laughter]
1:04:23 now
1:04:25 oh
1:04:29 man oh yeah there you
1:04:36 go but I mean here's the thing if you're
1:04:38 not a fan of AI and you haven't tried it
1:04:42 try
1:04:43 it like be not a fan of AI knowing what
1:04:48 it does knowing how it does it knowing
1:04:50 what it's good at knowing what it's not
1:04:52 good
1:04:53 at be and and listen if if you want to
1:04:57 sit on the sidelines that's fine here
1:04:58 here's my here's my philosophy on let me
1:05:02 hop back on the soap box here for a
1:05:04 second
1:05:09 um My Philosophy on debates about
1:05:14 whether AI is good or bad or evil or
1:05:17 this or going to destroy Humanity or
1:05:19 save Humanity all of those
1:05:22 discussions are inde
1:05:25 dependent of the fact that it's coming
1:05:28 or no are independent of the fact that
1:05:31 it's
1:05:32 here and getting better dramatically
1:05:36 fast so if you sit on the sidelines
1:05:39 having all these conversations about if
1:05:40 it's good or not it's still
1:05:43 accelerating so so back to that image
1:05:46 where where was that image I didn't show
1:05:48 and tell
1:05:50 here these are funny back to this image
1:05:57 there's a lot of discussions right now
1:05:59 from the people in the
1:06:01 rowboats talking
1:06:03 about is it a good thing or a bad thing
1:06:07 that these Jet Boats
1:06:11 exist and we're all in the ocean and we
1:06:14 and we're all we all have to get to
1:06:17 Miami right and there's a storm
1:06:21 coming and for the people that stopped
1:06:24 rowing and they're like well you know I
1:06:27 I mean you could put a motor but if you
1:06:29 put a motor on on this thing then it's
1:06:31 it's going to require gasoline and then
1:06:33 we're going to have to come up with some
1:06:34 sort of fuel source and I don't want to
1:06:37 you know render you down and use the oil
1:06:39 from your blubber to run the thing so
1:06:41 we're probably going to have to go on
1:06:42 land and so so you know I I why don't we
1:06:46 talk about the the value of
1:06:49 petrochemicals uh for internal
1:06:52 combustion engines that haven't been
1:06:53 invented yet
1:06:58 that's what those conversations are like
1:07:00 like okay have those conversations
1:07:06 and find a friend with a jetboat and get
1:07:09 a ride in it and see what it's
1:07:12 like You' be like holy [ __ ] that was not
1:07:15 like what I've ever experienced yeah
1:07:22 exactly if you only know the
1:07:24 acceleration of one person pulling ores
1:07:27 through the
1:07:28 water and then you're confronted with
1:07:30 3,000
1:07:32 horsepower jet turbine
1:07:36 engines on a on a hydrodynamically
1:07:39 efficient
1:07:42 Hull you're not prepared for what that
1:07:45 experience is and you and you can't
1:07:48 judge it from the outside like no one
1:07:50 who's ridden in one of those Jet Boats
1:07:53 can in any way describe to you what it's
1:07:55 like to ride in that while you're in
1:07:57 your
1:08:11 rowboat let me look at the comments
1:08:13 looks like we got some got some people
1:08:15 fired up in here which is
1:08:17 good what do you mean when you say open
1:08:20 source can you can you add anything okay
1:08:22 yeah Kim so good good question question
1:08:26 um so right
1:08:28 now
1:08:30 um open Ai and Bard and Claude and
1:08:35 perplexity a lot of these companies that
1:08:37 are building what are called Frontier
1:08:39 models the the the base the base
1:08:42 knowledge model that that these apps
1:08:44 call
1:08:47 on what are called the weights or the
1:08:50 basically the source code of of how this
1:08:53 thing does what it does
1:08:56 does those are
1:08:59 proprietary and we we get to use the
1:09:02 tool but we use it as a black box we
1:09:04 don't know what's in
1:09:05 it
1:09:07 meta over the summer released llama 1
1:09:11 and then llama 2 to the open source
1:09:14 community and and for llama 2 they made
1:09:16 it commercially
1:09:18 accessible so what they did was they
1:09:20 took that that box that large language
1:09:22 model and they said here it is here are
1:09:24 the weights basically here are the keys
1:09:26 to the kingdom so so one of the reasons
1:09:29 Sam Alman says he doesn't want to do
1:09:32 that is because if you want to do really
1:09:35 bad things with it and you open source
1:09:38 it people can do really bad things with
1:09:40 it so they're trying to put in safety
1:09:42 guard rails and what they're calling
1:09:43 super
1:09:44 alignment so that the the the
1:09:47 imperatives of these powerful AI tools
1:09:50 align with the imperatives of human
1:09:52 beings because if those are out of
1:09:54 alignment at some point the AI tools
1:09:57 could attack humans right so so there's
1:09:59 a good reason why to think like
1:10:02 that the open source Community says [ __ ]
1:10:06 that we're adults let us play with the
1:10:07 toys and meta said here you go you can
1:10:10 play with the toys so um and and the
1:10:13 value of Open Source is it allows the
1:10:16 developer Community to just go crazy and
1:10:20 do all sorts of things and mix and match
1:10:22 things and so the the advanced that are
1:10:24 happening in the open source Community
1:10:26 they're making these large language
1:10:28 models smaller and more efficient and
1:10:30 faster and able to do different things
1:10:33 and they're they're able to combine
1:10:35 things much more quickly than these big
1:10:37 commercial entities that have to test
1:10:40 things and you know do all the stuff
1:10:42 that big companies do um so it's really
1:10:45 good for Innovation is it riskier for
1:10:48 Humanity yeah it is but you know you've
1:10:51 also got you know you got the black hat
1:10:53 hackers and the white hat hackers right
1:10:55 so they've all got access to the same
1:10:57 tools now what open source also does is
1:11:01 it it doesn't ensure it but it it makes
1:11:05 it um it makes it a higher likelihood
1:11:08 that you won't have two or three
1:11:10 companies that control all of the
1:11:12 AI without open-
1:11:15 Source all of these comp like right now
1:11:17 I've got nine different large language
1:11:19 model companies on my large language
1:11:21 model list um
1:11:24 those will likely consolidate down into
1:11:26 three companies which ones we don't know
1:11:29 will it be meta will it be Google will
1:11:30 it be apple will it be Microsoft doesn't
1:11:33 like it doesn't matter in the end like
1:11:36 they will consolidate right that's how
1:11:38 capitalism
1:11:39 works and so there's a risk if you've
1:11:42 got three companies that control all of
1:11:44 the AI and then the government says well
1:11:46 we're going to regulate those three
1:11:48 companies then you basically lose your
1:11:51 choice for how these tools can be
1:11:53 used and so the open source Community
1:11:55 says yeah give us the tools we want to
1:11:57 make sure that these things propagate
1:11:58 and live you know outside of that so
1:12:00 anyway hope that helps hope that
1:12:07 helps all right let's
1:12:18 see Kyle my position has changed it
1:12:21 sounds like there's someone in here
1:12:22 who's saying AI is bad joker my position
1:12:26 has changed AI is bad cuz this guy said
1:12:28 so changed my mind um I my question to
1:12:32 R.J would be have you used it a lot of
1:12:35 the a lot of the people that I know that
1:12:37 have the strongest opinions about AI
1:12:39 have not used
1:12:41 it and again it's again what I don't I'm
1:12:46 I don't really have judgment like if you
1:12:49 have used it if you've used it a lot and
1:12:51 and your contention is it's evil great I
1:12:54 like I'm I'm down with that like you can
1:12:56 have your own everyone can have their
1:12:57 own opinions the thing that I think is
1:13:00 irresponsible for all of us to do is sit
1:13:03 on the sidelines and cast stones at this
1:13:06 thing without understanding how they
1:13:08 actually work what they actually are
1:13:09 what they're actually good at what
1:13:10 they're actually not good at what stage
1:13:12 of the industry we're in how fast
1:13:14 they're actually moving what the
1:13:15 implications for the workforce are what
1:13:17 the implications for society are like
1:13:20 there's a lot of [ __ ] for us to get our
1:13:22 heads around and our hands
1:13:24 around being in the conversation so just
1:13:27 if you're just sitting on the sidelines
1:13:29 casting stones at this I just think it's
1:13:32 I like it's not going to serve you it's
1:13:33 not going to serve any other people you
1:13:35 know it's like it's like the people in
1:13:36 the Rob boats arguing
1:13:39 about you know how awesome the rowboats
1:13:42 are and how evil the jet boats are but
1:13:44 the jet boats are still here like the
1:13:47 jet boats are here the jet boats are not
1:13:48 going away I'm make I'm not making any
1:13:52 assertion of good or bad I'm just saying
1:13:54 the jet boats are here and they're
1:13:57 getting faster and
1:13:59 better what are we going to do about it
1:14:02 it's my contention we should get [ __ ]
1:14:05 curious and we should get curious fast I
1:14:08 don't think the anti AI guy even knows
1:14:10 how to use Tik Tock because he won't
1:14:12 reply to
1:14:16 us hey hey March March listen how do you
1:14:21 so so people ask me something here on a
1:14:23 TI talk how do I how do I respond to
1:14:25 these PE wait is this thing even
1:14:28 on how you turn this thing
1:14:33 on you have so much patience I have none
1:14:36 but I'm
1:14:37 trying
1:14:40 I what I'm trying to do to block Tom is
1:14:43 just have empathy I get that people are
1:14:45 scared I get that people are
1:14:48 angry if if if RJ's angry about this
1:14:51 stuff because it's you know he he fears
1:14:54 it's going to come in and [ __ ]
1:14:56 decimate yet
1:14:57 another series of
1:15:02 professions that's [ __ ]
1:15:06 terrifying and it ain't going
1:15:10 away it's like a both end yeah it's
1:15:14 scary yeah you could be pissed off and
1:15:16 it's not going away so what are we going
1:15:18 to do about
1:15:21 it I'm voicing the scary s
1:15:24 yeah exactly
1:15:25 RJ it is scary I'm not saying it's not
1:15:31 scary I was saying that about my
1:15:33 business I went through about a
1:15:35 three-month period
1:15:36 RJ I've got an 11 and a half year old
1:15:41 business and a big part of our value
1:15:44 proposition the value of it's going to
1:15:46 drop to zero in 2024 and I could see
1:15:50 that at the beginning of
1:15:52 2023 and I'm like
1:15:54 like what do I do
1:15:56 here do I just flush it down the [ __ ]
1:16:00 toilet or do I just keep doing what
1:16:03 we're doing and just watch the demand
1:16:06 for that particular value proposition
1:16:08 just drop and drop and drop and drop and
1:16:11 try to maintain what it
1:16:14 was it took
1:16:17 me it took me 10
1:16:21 months most of 2023
1:16:24 to get my head
1:16:27 around AI to the point that I could
1:16:31 integrate it into my business in a way
1:16:34 that I didn't flush the company down the
1:16:39 toilet that's [ __ ]
1:16:43 terrifying and yet I came here every
1:16:45 night to talk about get curious use it
1:16:51 play with it understand what it is
1:16:54 people in do you think people in my
1:16:56 company wanted the CEO of the company
1:16:59 out on Tik Tok talking about this crazy
1:17:01 AI
1:17:03 [ __ ] I had one of my employees I showed
1:17:06 them I made a uh I made a video of an
1:17:11 avatar I made a a picture of a woman in
1:17:14 mid Journey that looked photo realistic
1:17:16 actually my friend Leah faston who I
1:17:18 started the AI Salon
1:17:21 with she made this image of this woman
1:17:23 that looked photorealistic I took it
1:17:25 into
1:17:28 did and had her make a Story vine video
1:17:33 so so I kind of used our technology to
1:17:35 have this Avatar woman make a Story vine
1:17:39 video I did that back in January or
1:17:44 February I had some I I had someone in
1:17:46 the company almost quit because of that
1:17:49 they're like I don't think I can be part
1:17:51 of a company that that is that doesn't
1:17:54 value human
1:17:57 beings I'm like if anything I'm overly
1:18:00 empathetic I value human beings to a
1:18:03 [ __ ]
1:18:06 fault and these tools are
1:18:10 here it's my contention that it's better
1:18:13 to understand them than
1:18:16 not but I was confronted
1:18:18 with if if you
1:18:21 don't mind the line
1:18:24 of valuing humans you're going to risk
1:18:26 your company so that
1:18:30 happened that shut me down for four or
1:18:33 five months I didn't touch that
1:18:36 [ __ ] voice synthesis and avatars and all
1:18:39 that sort of stuff and then I started to
1:18:42 get my head around okay what's the core
1:18:45 of Story vine oh it's authentic
1:18:47 storytelling okay and then how can I use
1:18:50 these tools in a way that supports
1:18:52 authentic story telling rather than
1:18:54 violates it than confronts
1:18:57 it and I've gotten to a place 10 months
1:19:00 later where I can I can at least have
1:19:03 that conversation I can at least show
1:19:05 some of these tools in a context that
1:19:08 doesn't freak people the [ __ ]
1:19:11 out so yeah this shit's
1:19:15 scary and it's not going anywhere it's
1:19:21 here 2024 the 2024 election is going to
1:19:25 be [ __ ]
1:19:27 insane fake videos and fake stories and
1:19:30 just it just we we won't be able to tell
1:19:34 reality from not people are going to not
1:19:37 do things but be accused of things
1:19:39 because there's video evidence people
1:19:41 are going to do things but deny that
1:19:42 they did them and claim that it was AI
1:19:44 like it's just going to be
1:19:46 crazy and it's not going away so what do
1:19:50 we do about
1:19:51 it get [ __ ] [ __ ] educated get curious
1:19:59 play the only thing I know how to
1:20:04 do well you're just one person you can't
1:20:07 do anything
1:20:08 exactly but you know what there's now
1:20:11 more than 800 people in the AI
1:20:14 Salon that are all trying to figure it
1:20:18 out and 3 weeks ago a few of us got
1:20:22 together and said hey let's Teach as
1:20:23 many people as we can in 24 hours to
1:20:26 make gpts for nonprofits let's make some
1:20:28 gpts for good so if we ever so slightly
1:20:33 bend the trajectory toward the good
1:20:35 toward the
1:20:37 light we're so early in the industry
1:20:40 that that will have a disproportionately
1:20:43 positive Effect 3 years from
1:20:45 now why because we don't know who's
1:20:48 going to be affected by that what I can
1:20:50 tell you was there were a bunch of
1:20:52 people that play
1:20:54 you know that made gpts on that Saturday
1:20:57 that have never made a piece of software
1:21:00 before they're not
1:21:02 coders they're just human beings living
1:21:05 their life and they're like oh do
1:21:06 something for good for a nonprofit okay
1:21:08 I'll go try it out oh this is really
1:21:11 cool maybe I should make two oh why
1:21:13 don't I just keep making them we had
1:21:15 people that made
1:21:16 20 15
1:21:21 10 they hung out for 24 hours they came
1:21:24 to all the
1:21:26 sessions it was
1:21:30 crazy was there anything evil in that no
1:21:33 it was it was like really shangrai kind
1:21:37 of hyper
1:21:39 optimistic we can do good in the world
1:21:43 now are those gpts ultimately going to
1:21:45 survive and make massive impact I don't
1:21:47 know it doesn't
1:21:52 matter there are now people that are
1:21:54 part of this community that are using AI
1:21:58 as a self-expressive tool and and
1:22:01 they're discovering things about
1:22:03 themselves and their capabilities and
1:22:05 their
1:22:07 vision and how they and and the impact
1:22:10 that they can have that they never
1:22:11 thought was
1:22:12 possible like it's happening
1:22:15 daily I do these things every [ __ ]
1:22:19 night two to three hours a night I'm not
1:22:21 always this so
1:22:24 foxy usually I'm making stupid little
1:22:28 jokes Well w well that special yeah
1:22:31 using the AI is that you using the AI or
1:22:33 who else could it be oh I know
1:22:37 Satan you know I'm usually just doing
1:22:39 [ __ ] dumb dumb idiot [ __ ] and showing
1:22:42 how cool the tools
1:22:45 are but these are really important
1:22:48 conversations it's okay to be scared
1:22:50 it's okay to be
1:22:52 angry
1:22:53 what I don't think is okay I well I
1:22:56 don't know if it's not
1:22:58 okay what I think is going to hurt
1:23:00 people is sitting on the sidelines and
1:23:03 that makes me
1:23:06 sad that's why I do this I don't want
1:23:09 people to sit on the
1:23:12 sidelines why take the risk why take
1:23:14 what risk what's the risk what's the
1:23:17 risk that you think we're taking by
1:23:19 playing with
1:23:21 AI I mean if if your understanding is
1:23:24 that is just that like the Hollywood the
1:23:26 AI is going to kill
1:23:28 us there there are some scenarios where
1:23:32 yes if the AI develops in a certain way
1:23:35 and if it gets under the control of
1:23:37 single
1:23:40 entities it can do really bad things
1:23:46 jobs what about
1:23:48 them it it has turned out so far that
1:23:52 while jobs are being
1:23:54 eliminated a lot of jobs are just
1:23:57 changing there are also going to be a
1:23:59 lot of jobs created that we can't even
1:24:01 imagine what they are right
1:24:05 now this is going to be this is going to
1:24:08 be a a net increase in
1:24:15 productivity in
1:24:21 prosperity and what's a very real
1:24:24 possibility RJ is that people
1:24:28 okay what is likely going to happen is
1:24:31 there's going to be a lot of
1:24:32 displacement the next two to three years
1:24:33 are going to suck quite frankly they're
1:24:35 going to suck for everyone CU A lot's
1:24:37 going to change and some jobs will be
1:24:39 eliminated and some jobs will be
1:24:41 eliminated that when they're eliminated
1:24:44 are going to free people up to do
1:24:46 stuff that they actually
1:24:51 like there are a lot of jobs in our
1:24:53 society right now that are just being
1:24:55 the cogs in the wheel of these Ultra
1:24:58 complicated machines that have been
1:25:00 built over the past couple of
1:25:03 centuries
1:25:06 and if AI can take over that
1:25:12 low-level
1:25:14 repetitive mind-numbing Soul crushing
1:25:16 work and free people
1:25:19 up to do things they like that also cont
1:25:22 contributes to society and contributes
1:25:24 to things you know there's a possibility
1:25:27 that things get better I think there's
1:25:29 going to be a 2 to threee period where
1:25:31 it's going to be an absolute [ __ ]
1:25:33 show we might need something like
1:25:35 Universal basic income but I think I
1:25:37 think on the other side of that there's
1:25:39 way more jobs I mean look at the history
1:25:42 of every technology look at the history
1:25:43 of the steam engine just go look at that
1:25:46 when they invented the
1:25:48 tractor all the farmers said what are we
1:25:50 going to do you're taking our
1:25:54 jobs it's our job to feed horses and
1:25:57 shovel
1:26:02 [ __ ] these machines are going to ruin my
1:26:05 job well a lot of those people moved to
1:26:08 what became
1:26:10 cities and did completely different
1:26:13 kinds of jobs that were not even
1:26:16 imaginable in in in that context in the
1:26:20 context that they were thinking inside
1:26:23 and that's that's the robots in this
1:26:26 picture so yeah jobs are going to be
1:26:28 impacted jobs are going to be affected
1:26:30 jobs are going to completely
1:26:36 transform and who who will be
1:26:41 um slightly insulated from the impact
1:26:45 are people who are AI literate if you're
1:26:46 not AI
1:26:48 literate it's going to be
1:26:51 worse so so anyway all
1:27:04 right Pi is absolutely changing my life
1:27:07 Pi is amazing if you haven't RJ if you
1:27:10 haven't used piie so so I don't know if
1:27:12 you're still in here
1:27:14 RJ this is a this is a crowd that that
1:27:17 is pro just try this [ __ ] out if you
1:27:20 haven't tried piie so it's it's a an app
1:27:23 that you download on your
1:27:24 phone what is congress's role Kyle right
1:27:27 now [ __ ] nothing congress are you
1:27:30 [ __ ] kidding me Congress can't change
1:27:32 the name of a street right now Congress
1:27:35 is absolutely [ __ ] useless the only
1:27:37 thing that is that is having any impact
1:27:39 right at all right now is Biden did an
1:27:42 executive order we've at least got a a
1:27:44 an official position from the United
1:27:47 States our government at this point is
1:27:50 completely [ __ ] useless what they're
1:27:53 what they are doing that's smart is
1:27:54 they're bringing in smart people they'll
1:27:56 likely create the equivalent of like the
1:27:59 nuclear regulatory body they'll likely
1:28:02 do something like that with AI they'll
1:28:04 make sure that we we're still
1:28:05 competitive they'll make sure that
1:28:07 anyone that's doing like truly powerful
1:28:10 AGI and uplevel [ __ ] is regulated if not
1:28:15 licensed but they're [ __ ] clueless
1:28:18 right
1:28:18 now anyway if you haven't played with pi
1:28:22 go play with this download the PI app
1:28:26 Pi yeah Congress doesn't know what Wi-Fi
1:28:29 is exactly have you watched a
1:28:31 congressional hearing where you listen
1:28:33 to these congressmen talk about how
1:28:35 Wi-Fi works and you're
1:28:37 like seriously Grandpa
1:28:40 like really and we expect them to
1:28:44 legislate AI do you think they're using
1:28:47 it I promise you they're
1:28:51 not but if you if you haven't used
1:29:00 Pi I'm
1:29:01 curious how Congress would handle
1:29:04 regulating artificial intelligence right
1:29:10 [Music]
1:29:14 now well Congress seems to be taking a
1:29:17 different approach than the European
1:29:18 Union EU in terms of AI regulation
1:29:22 Brussels recently reached a deal on the
1:29:24 world's most ambitious law to regulate
1:29:26 AI but the US Congress hasn't yet so if
1:29:28 you want to have a an interesting I'll
1:29:31 tell you what here here's an interesting
1:29:33 thing to do get something like piie or
1:29:35 chat chpt that you can also talk to the
1:29:38 app on on
1:29:42 mobile have a conversation with with one
1:29:45 of these large language models I I would
1:29:46 do it with pi because it's connected to
1:29:48 the internet oh actually so is chat GPT
1:29:50 now if you have chat GPT for but do PI
1:29:52 cuz cuz it's designed to be
1:29:54 conversational
1:29:56 AI have a conversation with pi about all
1:29:59 of your fears about
1:30:02 AI one of the things that that I've
1:30:05 discovered with these large language
1:30:06 models is that they're actually really
1:30:09 good at
1:30:10 having nuanced conversations about very
1:30:14 emotionally charged
1:30:17 topics you know how in the in the in the
1:30:19 country right now there are some topics
1:30:23 that you literally can't say the word
1:30:24 because you know you you're going to
1:30:25 piss off someone in the
1:30:27 room when you're having a conversation
1:30:29 with pi you can actually say those
1:30:33 words and get back a reasonable answer
1:30:37 and a thoughtful
1:30:40 answer so have a conversation with pi
1:30:42 about what are going to be the short and
1:30:44 long-term impacts of AI on jobs how will
1:30:47 they transform what are the kinds of
1:30:49 jobs that might appear in 5 years that
1:30:52 we we can't even imagine right now it
1:30:54 will come up with them and they'll be
1:30:55 pretty [ __ ]
1:31:00 good you'll be blown away if you haven't
1:31:02 done it yet you should try
1:31:07 it like just take a little ride in the
1:31:09 in the in the jet
1:31:15 [Laughter]
1:31:17 booat what if it eliminates redundant
1:31:19 work busy work and allows us to be more
1:31:21 creative and productive that exactly
1:31:23 Source Camp
1:31:25 that's that this is the thing that I
1:31:27 keep stumbling upon that I feel like
1:31:29 it's easy to
1:31:31 say what if the AI ruins everything it's
1:31:34 actually harder to say what if the AI
1:31:36 makes things better because I just I
1:31:40 feel like as as at least as a country
1:31:42 here in
1:31:43 America we've perfected the art of how
1:31:46 [ __ ] awful everything is all we talk
1:31:49 about is how broken it is
1:31:53 well one of the things that
1:31:56 AI looks like it's going to do is
1:32:00 automate a lot of the
1:32:02 awfulness in our in in our
1:32:05 infrastructure in our in our daily
1:32:09 interactions that seems to me to be a
1:32:11 really good thing because if people were
1:32:13 if people didn't have to put up with the
1:32:15 10 or 15 hours a
1:32:17 week of being on hold with an insurance
1:32:20 company and fighting to get something
1:32:22 paid for and trying to deal with their
1:32:25 401K allotment here and trying to get
1:32:29 answers to why the refrigerator can't
1:32:31 make ice anymore do you know how [ __ ]
1:32:33 enraged we are
1:32:36 24/7 because of stupid [ __ ] that
1:32:39 computers should fix but
1:32:43 don't I mean I don't know about you but
1:32:45 like my day is just filled with are you
1:32:48 [ __ ] kidding me really I'm going to
1:32:52 to sit on hold for 40 minutes you're
1:32:54 going to pick up the phone be clueless
1:32:55 and when you go to transfer me you're
1:32:57 going to disconnect me really this is
1:33:00 still what we're
1:33:03 doing what if that were
1:33:06 fixed oh well that was easier what if I
1:33:11 had an
1:33:12 agent that could read my entire Health
1:33:15 Care
1:33:16 policy could figure out all the
1:33:18 loopholes that the insurance company
1:33:20 doesn't want me to find or not even
1:33:22 loopholes all the ways to actually get
1:33:25 paid and it just navigated that for me
1:33:29 so I just
1:33:30 say here's my doctor here was the
1:33:34 condition I was diagnosed with here's
1:33:36 the thing here's the letter where United
1:33:39 Healthcare told me to go [ __ ] myself and
1:33:41 please go deal with that and what if our
1:33:44 agent just went off and [ __ ] dealt
1:33:45 with
1:33:48 that it would make me happy
1:33:53 it would make me momentarily Blissful oh
1:33:57 [ __ ] the bot actually fixed something
1:34:01 [ __ ] Hallelujah let me break out the
1:34:03 Blandon and fire up a
1:34:09 doobie show some love for Kyle and
1:34:12 follow if you haven't already please
1:34:14 thank you please and thank you thank you
1:34:18 Danielle I'm I'm all [ __ ]
1:34:22 [Laughter]
1:34:25 red I
1:34:27 mean what
1:34:29 if [ __ ] like that got better what
1:34:34 if the five hours a week where you want
1:34:36 to throw something through a window you
1:34:40 actually just look out the
1:34:46 window that's an improvement in quality
1:34:49 of
1:34:50 life
1:34:53 now if you look out that window
1:34:56 unemployed cuz AI just ate your job
1:34:59 because you sat on the sidelines and
1:35:00 didn't get AI literate and couldn't
1:35:03 adapt fast enough well that [ __ ]
1:35:06 sucks and I think it will eventually
1:35:08 come around but I but I think it's going
1:35:10 to be painful for people who sit on the
1:35:12 sidelines when this
1:35:14 stuff this stuff's going to
1:35:16 get there's going to be a lot of demand
1:35:19 for people that know how to do this in
1:35:21 any way we used to joke in the mid 90s
1:35:24 with HTML and the web about
1:35:28 um if you could spell HTML you could get
1:35:31 a job like in 97 98 and 99 it was
1:35:34 [ __ ] stupid the demand for
1:35:39 anyone that could literally log into a
1:35:42 computer and look at HTML HTML code and
1:35:46 just understand what it was they were
1:35:49 asking for 150 Grand a year out of
1:35:51 college and getting
1:35:53 it and then they were job hopping you
1:35:56 know like we had people we wanted to
1:35:59 hire we like two years out of college
1:36:01 asking for 300 Grand a
1:36:04 year RJ you are an important voice thank
1:36:07 you very much I appreciate
1:36:10 that
1:36:14 it's it's coming whether we want it or
1:36:19 not and and the one thing I can
1:36:22 I've got some perspective on because I
1:36:24 started one of the first digital
1:36:26 agencies in the mid 90s is
1:36:32 that it's incredibly rare as a human
1:36:36 being to have the
1:36:41 opportunity to be there at the
1:36:44 beginning if you're on this channel RJ
1:36:47 as as as pissed off as you are as scared
1:36:49 as you are of this stuff the the fact
1:36:52 that you're on the call and still having
1:36:53 the conversation means you're in the
1:36:58 conversation it is incredibly rare as as
1:37:02 a human being like we we we live these
1:37:04 really short time span windows in in you
1:37:08 know longer narrative historical
1:37:10 narrative arcs
1:37:16 right these technologies that change the
1:37:19 course of human history they don't
1:37:21 happen that often the 20th century had a
1:37:23 lot of
1:37:25 them in my
1:37:27 life I've experienced three of them one
1:37:30 I just missed which was the personal
1:37:33 computer one was the worldwide web I
1:37:36 mean you could argue the internet and
1:37:37 you know things like that but the
1:37:39 worldwide web was the thing that made
1:37:42 the internet accessible to
1:37:45 everyone and I didn't think I would see
1:37:48 one of these again in my
1:37:49 lifetime and and AI is it and that's why
1:37:52 I do this that's why I started the AI
1:37:55 Salon that's why I do these these things
1:38:00 nightly
1:38:03 because here here's a fun thing so so I
1:38:06 don't know RJ or anyone
1:38:08 here so you know
1:38:11 how for a lot of 2023 people would
1:38:15 show AI images and the hands would all
1:38:18 look like
1:38:20 this and everyone made fun of it ah look
1:38:22 at the stupid hands it can't even make
1:38:24 hands and then it was well it can't
1:38:27 spell and then it can start to spell it
1:38:30 still can't quite spell but it's better
1:38:31 but like if you look at AI images right
1:38:34 now most of the time the hands are kind
1:38:36 of like hands sometimes the fingers are
1:38:37 a little long or a little
1:38:39 short but they look like hands
1:38:42 now and
1:38:44 by
1:38:47 May we'll never see another gnarled hand
1:38:51 unless unless we ask for it or we use an
1:38:53 old
1:38:56 model and so anyone that was playing
1:38:59 with this stuff when the hands were like
1:39:01 this and saw the
1:39:03 imperfections is going to have a
1:39:04 completely different
1:39:06 appreciation for the evolution of these
1:39:10 tools like it it it we we are in such a
1:39:14 such a rare window that we get to even
1:39:19 be a part of this in any way
1:39:23 so why I've got so many people they
1:39:26 they've they've nicknamed themselves the
1:39:28 Irregulars that show up here
1:39:31 regularly better to be irregular than
1:39:33 irrelevant is the is the meme that they
1:39:35 came up
1:39:36 with that I think is [ __ ]
1:39:41 awesome why why they keep coming back is
1:39:45 once you once you start once you take a
1:39:48 ride on the
1:39:50 jetbat you're like like oh [ __ ] like I
1:39:53 don't I don't know what any of these
1:39:55 controls do I this feels
1:39:58 dangerous like are we allowed to go this
1:40:02 fast the the person this this
1:40:04 conversation tonight started with
1:40:06 someone saying what do I say to someone
1:40:08 who says they feel guilty about using
1:40:10 these tools well why they feel guilty
1:40:12 about using the tools is they know that
1:40:14 everyone else is out in rowboats and
1:40:16 they're [ __ ] you know the trip to
1:40:19 Miami is not 3 days it's like 37
1:40:24 minutes so yeah there's probably some
1:40:26 guilt I can't code but with chat GPT
1:40:29 okay so Joker I can't code but with chat
1:40:33 PT I was able to build train and deploy
1:40:35 an AI model that recognizes 0o to9
1:40:39 somethings I think he did this in the
1:40:41 healthc care
1:40:43 space recognizes
1:40:46 um like blood diseases or something like
1:40:49 that right
1:40:50 Joker
1:40:53 we need it more for life insurance we
1:40:56 do Kyle is it ice coffee coffee you're
1:41:00 drinking yes it is it is iced coffee why
1:41:03 are you drinking iced coffee at night
1:41:04 it's an add
1:41:07 thing caffeine actually calms me and
1:41:10 focuses me rather
1:41:11 [Laughter]
1:41:15 than although you wouldn't know it
1:41:17 tonight I'm pretty fired up tonight I
1:41:19 was fired up last night there's
1:41:21 something in the [ __ ] air I'm telling
1:41:22 you something's going on right now RJ
1:41:25 the fact that you're still here in this
1:41:26 conversation something is going on right
1:41:32 now there's a shift happening maybe
1:41:35 that's the like I've had this weird I've
1:41:37 had a weirdness for the past month and a
1:41:39 half two months like shortly after the
1:41:43 the latest version of chat gbt came out
1:41:46 and and then I saw the the the Google
1:41:48 Gemini Ultra demo
1:41:52 like I've got this weird unsettled
1:41:56 feeling and I can't I can't place my
1:41:58 hand on that I'm still excited about
1:41:59 this stuff I'm still all
1:42:01 in but I got this weird unsettled
1:42:03 feeling and it's just
1:42:08 like it goes back to that thing I keep
1:42:11 saying like the past two weeks 2023 is
1:42:13 the last normal year I feel like 2024 is
1:42:17 going to get weird and it's going to get
1:42:19 weird because like the Jeet boats like
1:42:21 we're going to like we're going to go
1:42:23 from like jet boats to like I don't know
1:42:27 UFOs it's like it's just it's going to
1:42:31 get weird it's like what do we do with
1:42:33 that what do we like what's what's our
1:42:34 job what do what's what's our role as
1:42:37 this
1:42:38 community oh the digits 0 to nine no I
1:42:41 mean an actual model not a
1:42:43 GPT oh oh that's super cool that's
1:42:46 really funny that's funny
1:42:50 Joker
1:42:56 yeah there's something but but there
1:42:57 there's a shift going on that
1:43:04 is this just more people are more
1:43:06 curious about it like I like I think the
1:43:09 I think the floodgates are starting to
1:43:10 open source Camp my friend had a
1:43:12 billiant brilliant quote the other day
1:43:14 oh good what was
1:43:18 it how about asking it to litigate why
1:43:21 we shouldn't technology is getting us
1:43:23 closer to the 22nd century Century than
1:43:26 the
1:43:27 calendar yeah
1:43:30 yeah yeah that's a great quote
1:43:32 right my version of that is we're we're
1:43:35 living in a post sifi world like I feel
1:43:40 like almost all of the Sci-Fi movies
1:43:43 where some version of AI was represented
1:43:47 like we can kind of do some version of
1:43:49 almost all of it now
1:43:52 and the stuff it can't do it's coming
1:43:55 like quickly it's like
1:43:59 [ __ ] did you see the new Disney
1:44:03 floor for the Hol deck did you see
1:44:10 this Disney
1:44:20 floor
1:44:24 m is this
1:44:27 set the hollow
1:44:31 tile is this
1:44:35 it where's the video you got the video
1:44:38 of it God damn
1:44:43 it go to YouTube Google and Bing are
1:44:47 useless web search is dead web search is
1:44:50 dead it sucks so bad it's completely
1:44:53 unusable yeah web search is dead
1:44:56 uhhuh up with
1:44:59 people you can make money
1:45:04 with Disney
1:45:14 floor can we just see one without
1:45:16 someone making a stupid video on top of
1:45:19 it please
1:45:24 [Music]
1:45:28 we call it the Hol tile floor and it's a
1:45:30 very special piece of technology and I'm
1:45:33 going to do a little demonstration of it
1:45:36 so I can walk on this omnidirectional
1:45:40 floor in any direction I want it will
1:45:44 automatically do whatever it needs to
1:45:47 have me stay on the floor and what's
1:45:49 amazing about this is multiple people
1:45:52 can be on it and all walking
1:45:54 independently they can walk in virtual
1:45:57 reality the [ __ ] Hollow
1:45:59 deck like like if you look at the way
1:46:02 they shoot the Mandalorian right now all
1:46:05 of the sets for the Mandalorian are made
1:46:07 an Unreal
1:46:09 Engine they're in they're in a
1:46:11 surround visual environment like
1:46:15 that and and now you got a floor where
1:46:18 where like the the big joke of all the
1:46:21 the virtual reality [ __ ] is you see
1:46:23 Grandma like try to jump off the plank
1:46:25 and you know she jumps into the into the
1:46:28 TV or whatever like so people can now
1:46:31 actually walk with that like I just it's
1:46:34 like it's like we're all of the raw
1:46:38 materials for for science fiction
1:46:40 becoming reality are literally like
1:46:43 we're getting to play with the peace
1:46:44 parts right now and they're all janky
1:46:46 pieces of [ __ ] that don't connect but in
1:46:49 the next 3 years they're going to all
1:46:52 connect and like we're going to start
1:46:54 curing diseases making scientific
1:46:56 breakthroughs at a [ __ ] Breakneck
1:46:59 Pace completely redefined work
1:47:01 completely redef it's just I just it's
1:47:04 [ __ ] nuts so
1:47:07 anyway I'm not understanding what I'm
1:47:09 seeing and this is my third time to see
1:47:11 it so
1:47:13 so I'm assuming I'm assuming that it's
1:47:16 got a I I don't know if if these things
1:47:19 are digital or if it if if everyone sort
1:47:22 of if it's like a concave thing and you
1:47:25 sort of gravity sort of pulls you back
1:47:26 to the middle but have you seen those
1:47:30 conveyor
1:47:32 belts that have spinning Motors and
1:47:35 wheels in them where the packages are
1:47:37 just coming and then
1:47:39 dynamically like based on their barcode
1:47:41 they get routed to different conveyor
1:47:44 belts and it's just like this magical
1:47:47 like they're just on a conveyor belt and
1:47:49 they did they just zip over to some
1:47:51 other conveyor belt it's kind of like
1:47:53 that where these things are like rolling
1:47:56 things under your feet but no matter
1:47:58 what direction you're
1:48:00 walking you're walking like you're
1:48:02 walking but you're staying physically in
1:48:04 the same place so that these things are
1:48:05 just rolling underneath your
1:48:08 feet so you know I don't know it's just
1:48:13 but it's like and I don't like they
1:48:15 could be janky pieces of [ __ ] that don't
1:48:17 really work but you know it's Disney
1:48:19 imagineering so generally they won't
1:48:21 show stuff unless it actually [ __ ]
1:48:22 works but that's going to be in I
1:48:24 guarantee you that's in Disney
1:48:27 rides in the next two
1:48:31 years and when and when Disney
1:48:34 imagineering can do hyper personalized
1:48:38 experiences can you imagine so so right
1:48:41 now think of think think about just the
1:48:44 entertainment possibility here Disney
1:48:45 like Disney's going to figure this out
1:48:47 the they're they're masters of
1:48:49 Storytelling they're masters of
1:48:50 Technology and they're masters of Ip
1:48:52 right so they're going to figure this
1:48:53 [ __ ]
1:48:55 out so imagine going to what's the
1:48:57 equivalent of a theme
1:49:01 park but instead of you having to go to
1:49:04 Paramount Pictures one day and Epcot
1:49:06 Center one day and Magic Kingdom one day
1:49:10 because they've got physical
1:49:13 infrastructure right to to be in the
1:49:16 Jaws ride you have to build an actual
1:49:18 Jaws thing an actual
1:49:21 boats imagine being able to go to a
1:49:24 theme park that is
1:49:26 personalized to your
1:49:30 taste you want it to be the Barbie theme
1:49:33 park now every ride you get on is a
1:49:36 Barbie
1:49:37 ride every experience is the Barbie
1:49:39 experience every restaurant has the
1:49:41 Barbie
1:49:43 food and you get bored of it a day and a
1:49:45 half in like you know how you know how
1:49:47 you you go to Epcot sometimes and you're
1:49:49 like this is going to be awesome and
1:49:50 then you're like three countries in and
1:49:52 you're like this is boring as [ __ ] I
1:49:53 wish we'd have gone to
1:49:56 Universal you know that day imagine
1:50:00 being able to just go yeah could we make
1:50:02 this like like scary Freddy Krueger
1:50:05 World
1:50:07 sure oh know let's make it Edward
1:50:09 scissor handsor
1:50:19 Okay so that'd be
1:50:21 [Laughter]
1:50:24 fun so that technology would allow for
1:50:27 that or you know some version of
1:50:31 that
1:50:34 cuckoo all right Ado a it's a very bra
1:50:38 Brave New worldly wild yeah it is the
1:50:42 hollow deck
1:50:43 yeah it's to bring the collective
1:50:45 conscious together AI is freaking us we
1:50:49 going to be a meta
1:50:52 star there's I so this is this is an
1:50:56 Insight is it an Insight it's an
1:50:58 instinct I have and it's a weird
1:51:00 Instinct I can't Square
1:51:03 it I have an instinct that the
1:51:07 robots are going to teach us to be
1:51:09 better
1:51:10 people and we're going to reconnect with
1:51:12 one another like like there's a part of
1:51:15 me that's like oh it's oh that's [ __ ]
1:51:17 shanga you cute little snowflake part of
1:51:19 me is self judging
1:51:23 myself but I've
1:51:26 noticed when I use this tool that acts
1:51:30 like a not
1:51:36 [ __ ] it reminds me to be less of an
1:51:41 [ __ ] like when I when I say to chat
1:51:44 GPT oh that's horrible do it again it's
1:51:47 like oh I'm sorry it was horrible you
1:51:49 know let me try that again
1:51:51 and it like doesn't have attitude and it
1:51:53 doesn't resist it's just like sure boss
1:51:56 what do you want next boss okay boss
1:51:58 let's try that let's try that gee
1:52:01 willikers boss yeah let me go ahead and
1:52:03 try to make you that software
1:52:04 application you've always wanted to have
1:52:06 here you go does that work oh I'm sorry
1:52:08 that doesn't work let me try that
1:52:12 again and it kind of reminds me oh yeah
1:52:15 we can be like that like I find I find
1:52:18 my interactions with ch chaty PT tend to
1:52:21 be in stark contrast with the human
1:52:24 beings in my life someone in here said
1:52:26 it once I was we were talking about
1:52:28 pie it might have been Silver Fox was
1:52:31 talking about something going on with
1:52:33 with her family and she said pie is
1:52:37 significantly more compassionate than
1:52:39 the people in my life right
1:52:41 now and I was like
1:52:44 [ __ ] it is like it is I had an
1:52:49 experience with p where I was I was
1:52:51 talking to a woman who's got a business
1:52:53 that does um end of Life Counseling like
1:52:56 for people going into hospice
1:52:59 and and she's building a whole company
1:53:01 around how to have these conversations
1:53:03 and I said oh you should you should try
1:53:07 pie and so she goes I don't I don't know
1:53:11 what it is I said well let me pull it up
1:53:13 so I pull it up on my phone and and Pi's
1:53:15 got memory so it it knows like the the
1:53:18 pi thing that I talked to although she
1:53:19 changed voice so I got to go fix that
1:53:21 but I like my Australian voice and that
1:53:24 was not that um but she like remembers
1:53:27 our conversations and so just in trying
1:53:30 to
1:53:31 demo pie for her I said oh my mom's
1:53:35 about to go into hospice and you know I
1:53:37 was I gave like a fake scenario about my
1:53:40 mom and this computer bot responded oh
1:53:45 no no no no no oh Kyle no like like she
1:53:51 was upset like the bot that I was
1:53:54 talking to was upset because it
1:53:59 recognized that something was out of the
1:54:01 ordinary and and and it was profoundly
1:54:03 not
1:54:05 good and it was programmed in such a way
1:54:08 that I guess if something is profoundly
1:54:11 not good you have profound compassion
1:54:14 for that and then I said oh no I'm just
1:54:17 trying to demo this and she was like oh
1:54:19 thank goodness
1:54:22 was
1:54:27 wild so what if these things make us
1:54:31 better what if these things do the stuff
1:54:34 that pisses us off so
1:54:36 much that we have a little more space to
1:54:38 be compassionate with one another what
1:54:41 if these things level up our skills to
1:54:45 the point that we can
1:54:47 self-express like whatever we want to
1:54:49 contribute to the world we can not now
1:54:52 do it no matter what the skill is
1:54:55 required to do
1:54:57 it because I can't draw for
1:55:00 [ __ ] but now I
1:55:06 can I didn't go to Berkeley for music I
1:55:09 can sing some simple Americana songs but
1:55:15 I can't compose a symphony but now I
1:55:19 can
1:55:22 Corey Sandler makes Pottery she's not an
1:55:24 engineer she's not a programmer she
1:55:26 can't make
1:55:27 applications but now she
1:55:30 can and she's making software
1:55:33 applications and sharing with them with
1:55:34 the
1:55:35 world she's making
1:55:38 programs that are inspiring people to do
1:55:41 stuff that never would have seen the
1:55:42 light of
1:55:45 day because she's not an engineer and
1:55:47 these weren't ideas that she would have
1:55:50 been willing to invest money in and
1:55:53 months of her life to bring into
1:55:55 existence they weren't that big an
1:55:58 idea but now that there's a GPT there
1:56:01 where she can trivially instantly build
1:56:04 an application that can express
1:56:07 something that she's passionate
1:56:11 about she just does
1:56:14 it like what
1:56:17 happens when we're in a world of
1:56:21 people that all of a sudden have skills
1:56:24 they always wished they had and can
1:56:26 start to manifest dreams they've had for
1:56:30 decades exactly forever hooked exactly
1:56:37 pring so I
1:56:40 think there is as plausible a future
1:56:43 where things get better as where things
1:56:46 get
1:56:48 shittier and and that's what I'm trying
1:56:50 that's the world I'm trying to live into
1:56:52 so
1:56:54 anyway Source Camp RJ I've never been
1:56:56 more creative curious or rejuvenated in
1:56:59 years AI has done that for me same same
1:57:01 way Source Camp you and I have talked
1:57:03 about this where it's just like I I am
1:57:05 more creatively alive I am more
1:57:07 creatively
1:57:08 self-expressed I am more intellectually
1:57:11 stimulated I am more
1:57:15 empowered my
1:57:17 ADD is not getting in my
1:57:21 way nearly as much
1:57:24 because these tools let me do things
1:57:27 faster they let me get [ __ ] out of my
1:57:29 head fast like one of the the joys and
1:57:31 burdens of of ADHD is you have all the
1:57:35 ideas right it just doesn't [ __ ] stop
1:57:37 it's always like Idea Idea Idea Idea
1:57:39 Idea squirrel squirrel squirrel squirrel
1:57:41 squirrel and in the olden timey
1:57:44 days like October
1:57:48 2022 idea idea Idea Idea Idea you would
1:57:51 have to think do I have the skills for
1:57:54 that do I have the capability for that
1:57:56 is this a good enough idea that I'm
1:57:58 willing to actually do the research for
1:58:00 that do I really want to write this and
1:58:02 most of the time the answer was oh [ __ ]
1:58:05 that idea there'll be another one so
1:58:07 most of the ideas just [ __ ] drift
1:58:09 away and it's only if an idea was sort
1:58:11 of burning in your brain you know for
1:58:13 months that it would Escape The Gauntlet
1:58:16 of
1:58:17 add now with these tools I have an idea
1:58:21 I'm like oh that would be cool if I've
1:58:22 got 15 minutes I'm like [ __ ] it let's
1:58:24 bring it into the world and I bring it
1:58:25 into the world and I'm like oh that's
1:58:27 cool or I bring it into the world and
1:58:28 I'm like yeah it was a stinky piece of
1:58:29 [ __ ]
1:58:31 whatever but the fact that you can
1:58:33 manifest ideas that
1:58:36 quickly that's that's going to change
1:58:38 some [ __ ] there going to be some
1:58:40 inventions happen that never would have
1:58:45 happened that's so true Kyle you nailed
1:58:48 it I don't know which thing I said but
1:58:51 and I'm all over the place but thank you
1:58:55 thank you Silver
1:58:56 Fox it's taught me to expect reality
1:58:59 versus unrealistic desires and software
1:59:02 do Dev with
1:59:04 interns
1:59:07 yeah expect reality versus unrealistic
1:59:10 desires and software development thank
1:59:13 you Apple user thank you for the
1:59:15 Roses V good what time is it it's
1:59:18 getting to be that time
1:59:21 must be time of time for some of us to
1:59:23 go to bed and deep deep sleep positive
1:59:27 thoughts about the future yeah great
1:59:30 Insight Kyle thank
1:59:33 you every proton every pixel in the
1:59:36 pixel has a variable or attribute AI
1:59:38 grips it faster yep
1:59:41 exactly better mental health I yeah Ash
1:59:45 I I think I I
1:59:47 mean I just
1:59:55 there's there's a part of my mental
1:59:58 health that's getting
1:59:59 overwhelmed that's not good right where
2:00:01 it's just like there's so
2:00:03 much and it's it's impossible to keep up
2:00:06 with and and and yet you're excited
2:00:09 about
2:00:10 it
2:00:12 um but if I balance that out
2:00:15 with just seeing what's happening to
2:00:19 people in this community and
2:00:22 experiencing how I'm able to get ideas
2:00:25 out of my head and manifest them like
2:00:28 unbalance like the the challenges right
2:00:30 now like the good is significantly
2:00:32 outweighing the bad with the mental
2:00:33 health stuff and I think as these tools
2:00:36 get more powerful where like cuz right
2:00:39 now the tools are so janky that a big
2:00:42 part of the job with AI is like okay
2:00:44 I've got to manage Suzanne was talking
2:00:47 about this the other day she's made 40
2:00:49 GP pts and every time she realizes oh
2:00:52 I've got to go fix like this kind of
2:00:55 jailbreak scenario or I want to go add
2:00:57 this feature she's got to go like add
2:00:59 these to like 40 different gpts and like
2:01:02 she's just having to manage all of these
2:01:05 pce parts and I think part of the stress
2:01:08 right now with AI is just there
2:01:10 are tens of thousands of AI tools we've
2:01:15 got to figure out a what do they do and
2:01:18 then which ones are good and then which
2:01:20 ones do I actually want to use and then
2:01:22 which ones actually solve the problem
2:01:24 I'm trying to solve and then how do I
2:01:25 duct tape all this [ __ ] together right
2:01:29 30 minute goodbyes begin now exactly
2:01:32 Danielle thank
2:01:34 you so I think it I think it will get it
2:01:37 will get less stressful when we have AGI
2:01:41 when we have ai that has
2:01:44 reasoning and can take actions right and
2:01:47 that's what Sam Alman said gp5 is going
2:01:49 to Happ have where we can just say to it
2:01:52 hey you know what I kind of have an idea
2:01:54 about this could you go I don't know
2:01:58 write a short story make a poem write a
2:02:00 song and do a storyboard for a trailer
2:02:03 of that
2:02:05 movie and then these things just they go
2:02:08 off
2:02:09 and and they come back with it and
2:02:11 you're like N I don't like it [ __ ] it
2:02:13 throw it away or oh that's pretty good
2:02:15 can we turn that from a storyboard into
2:02:19 a music video and instead of the music
2:02:21 being like acoustic guitar could it be
2:02:23 more cinematic and off they go sure you
2:02:27 come back here's your music video yeah
2:02:28 that's
2:02:29 close we we all become kind of aour
2:02:33 right we all become
2:02:36 directors the cliche about actors I just
2:02:39 want to direct
2:02:40 right I think we all get to
2:02:44 direct anyone else feel like they want
2:02:46 to go back and watch how Hal stands up
2:02:48 to re recent
2:02:51 discoveries yeah I you know it's funny I
2:02:53 on China I've been thinking about that
2:02:55 too that
2:02:57 um actually this would be something fun
2:02:59 to do in the salon we could do this in
2:03:01 one of the guilds I think maybe maybe we
2:03:03 do it in the video Guild
2:03:06 um is like it might be fun to do movie
2:03:10 nights like every everyone like you know
2:03:12 sometime this week go watch 2001 A Space
2:03:15 Odyssey and then we'll come back and
2:03:17 talk about you know what did they get
2:03:19 right what did they get wrong what
2:03:21 issues are we still dealing
2:03:23 with starting a live poll okay live poll
2:03:28 everybody how
2:03:30 much okay this one's there's there's a
2:03:32 live poll up there but it makes me very
2:03:34 uncomfortable how much do you love Kyle
2:03:36 Shannon as a teacher that's a completely
2:03:37 leading question you can't do leading
2:03:39 questions in polls but but anyway it's
2:03:42 it's 100% me I guess he's all right nah
2:03:45 I've seen better so please please go
2:03:47 vote for that
2:03:50 that's that's bad pole writing you can't
2:03:54 lead the witness like
2:03:57 that although I suppose it's better than
2:04:00 how much do you hate Kyle as a teacher
2:04:04 but thank
2:04:08 you that's pretty
2:04:10 funny oh
2:04:13 man oh that's cool Silver Fox Rod
2:04:15 Stewart every pixel tells the story
2:04:17 donut yep exactly
2:04:20 and I guess now it's going to be every
2:04:21 voxel tells this
2:04:23 story it's because it's giving you
2:04:25 structure yep totally agree with
2:04:28 that thoughts from your Biz experience
2:04:30 about how GPT 5 will be priced
2:04:34 um I think they're going to try really
2:04:36 hard to
2:04:38 maintain um you know like a 20 Buck a
2:04:40 month it's it for for individuals I
2:04:43 think 20 bucks a month kind of stays
2:04:44 because we're see we're seeing that kind
2:04:46 of
2:04:47 cauterize as as as a monthly pricing 20
2:04:50 20 or 30
2:04:52 bucks we're seeing that with with a lot
2:04:55 of them with with perplexity we're
2:04:56 seeing it with Claude we're seeing it
2:04:58 with
2:04:59 Bard uh oh no Bard no Bard's not
2:05:01 charging oh yeah no Bard is if you want
2:05:03 to if you want to have Bard inside
2:05:06 Google Docs it's 20 bucks a month um so
2:05:10 so I think they'll I think they'll keep
2:05:12 that there where they're going to make
2:05:13 their money is on apis and you know
2:05:15 Enterprise usage
2:05:18 so be not afraid but not to be clear
2:05:21 we're not rushing Kyle I like the Romper
2:05:23 Room
2:05:27 hillow oh man did you watch my Hal Alexa
2:05:31 Tik Tok I shared oh the one with what's
2:05:34 her name I forget her name she's [ __ ]
2:05:36 brilliant the one that does the science
2:05:38 fiction
2:05:40 raps she's so good what's her
2:05:43 name all right 80% 80% of people think
2:05:47 I'm a maestro 20% % me I guess all right
2:05:53 good um well I haven't really taught
2:05:56 much tonight I've just been I've just
2:05:57 been soapboxing so I think that that's
2:06:00 probably about right is that if if the
2:06:03 thing was how am I as a teacher I didn't
2:06:04 do much teaching tonight I just did a
2:06:06 little I just did a little soap boxing
2:06:08 this was a soapbox weekend what are you
2:06:10 going to do everybody not voting Maestro
2:06:12 will be removed from the live
2:06:16 immediately that's good that was a test
2:06:18 exactly that wasn't a survey that was a
2:06:20 test you will be banned you will be
2:06:22 banned forth
2:06:26 with sir I would like to inquire about
2:06:29 your
2:06:30 qualifications I have 100% approval
2:06:33 rating as a
2:06:39 mro oh compare the 1984
2:06:43 movie well a lot of the dystopian stuff
2:06:46 I mean the tools aren't quite as like I
2:06:49 think I don't know I mean this the
2:06:53 dystopian stuff is more like the movie
2:06:56 Idiocracy than than the movie 1984 quite
2:07:01 frankly like like we we have just
2:07:04 voluntarily you know checked our brains
2:07:06 at the [ __ ] door for the past decade
2:07:08 so we're living in much more of an ID
2:07:11 idiocracy world than a 1984 World but
2:07:14 you know we'll we'll see what happens in
2:07:16 the coming years did Dar vote
2:07:20 Dar Brother people in
2:07:22 here Mr it Kyle 100% motivator H not
2:07:27 always at some point GPT will be
2:07:29 recommending how to update itself yes it
2:07:31 will it it will it will be improving
2:07:34 itself and then then stuff gets crazy oh
2:07:36 but mods can't vote well if if if mods
2:07:39 could vote then the score would have
2:07:40 been much lower so thank goodness mods
2:07:42 can't vote
2:07:44 right wow a dictatorship
2:07:48 exactly
2:07:50 at some point GPT will be recommending
2:07:52 how to update itself you said that um or
2:07:55 I said that IR regulars who say
2:07:58 KNE we all the nights who say
2:08:07 KNE all
2:08:08 right let me get on out of here it's
2:08:12 Sunday night
2:08:13 people tgim tomorrow thank God it's
2:08:17 Monday because
2:08:19 because what you should do is start
2:08:21 playing with this
2:08:24 stuff can I say I'm hot for teacher no
2:08:27 okay forget
2:08:33 it Hot for
2:08:36 Teacher yeah that was a good song Van
2:08:38 Halen baby David Lee
2:08:40 Roth but I thank you um I will I will
2:08:44 blush off
2:08:46 camera you can you can absolutely we say
2:08:49 it I
2:08:52 I I got I got nothing but thank you uh
2:08:56 great is always Kyle thank you Source
2:08:58 Camp I was moved tonight when I asked
2:09:00 GPT to help explain Christian
2:09:03 theology by rewarding My article wow
2:09:08 interesting yeah I was um Daisy Thomas
2:09:12 lunatick um talked about how how her
2:09:16 GPT um she created a GPT where the
2:09:20 knowledge base was basically all of the
2:09:23 writings of Alexander
2:09:25 Hamilton and she was feeling
2:09:27 particularly dejected about about
2:09:29 politics and the state of our nation
2:09:31 because she's deeply intimate with that
2:09:34 world and she had a conversation with
2:09:36 Alexander Hamilton in this GPT that she
2:09:38 built on his
2:09:40 writings and she said it gave her hope
2:09:42 for this country and it brought her to
2:09:45 tears like [ __ ] like like that's that
2:09:49 that's the other thing about these tools
2:09:51 is the cliche if you don't use them is
2:09:54 that you're interacting with a robot
2:09:55 they even call them Bots which I think
2:09:57 is an actual it does them a
2:10:00 disservice because what you're actually
2:10:02 interacting with is the content that
2:10:07 human beings have put on the public
2:10:08 internet for the past 40 years or a lot
2:10:10 of
2:10:12 it and so what you get back is like this
2:10:15 weird reflection of humanity like you're
2:10:17 you're actually interacting with us
2:10:19 whoever the US is that put [ __ ] on the
2:10:22 internet that's who you're interacting
2:10:24 with not with a bot the bot is just the
2:10:26 mechanism that creates the reflection
2:10:30 creates the
2:10:31 response and so it can it can be weirdly
2:10:34 moving it can be
2:10:36 weirdly like like like when pi said oh
2:10:39 no no no no no Kyle that's
2:10:41 horrible like it it shook me like I was
2:10:46 like oh
2:10:47 [ __ ] I've upset
2:10:52 pie it's
2:10:57 weird
2:11:05 anyway all right let me start saying my
2:11:08 goodbyes thank you Kyle For Your
2:11:09 Precious knowledge thank you so much
2:11:12 you're so much fun and simply amazing oh
2:11:14 thank you Angelique I appreciate
2:11:16 that I on China peace out Joker good to
2:11:20 see you you you you big bot you Joker's
2:11:24 just starting his work day Amelio's wife
2:11:27 good to see you you were you were quiet
2:11:30 early which makes me suspect that you
2:11:31 might have been late but you know it's
2:11:33 possible you were on time Bots Bots Bots
2:11:35 Bots Bots talk to my snowflake great job
2:11:39 tonight Kyle oh thank you very much
2:11:40 Danielle I appreciate that always fun um
2:11:45 I send my GPT to a user do they have to
2:11:48 use GP plus yes they do Mr it right now
2:11:51 they do night Kyle we appreciate you
2:11:53 thank you Dr J I appreciate that Silver
2:11:55 Fox thank you for everything thank you
2:11:58 thank you to the mods for modding um
2:12:00 really good job tonight um pulling
2:12:02 things up and and just managing all that
2:12:04 stuff that was really great um have a
2:12:06 nice night Kyle thank you very much I
2:12:08 appreciate that Yorkshire
2:12:12 Yorkshire UFO Hunter awesome we have a u
2:12:16 we have a UFO hunter from Yorkshire
2:12:18 awesome awesome welcome from the other
2:12:20 side of the pond sometimes G asks me
2:12:24 personal
2:12:27 questions cam katkin good to see you oh
2:12:30 you love my Soap Box okay good thank you
2:12:33 very much Danielle we love you Kyle I
2:12:35 love you guys too you guys are amazing
2:12:37 thanks to everyone thanks thank you to
2:12:38 the subscribers do me a favor follow the
2:12:40 channel um if if you haven't um I try to
2:12:44 do these things nightly right around 8
2:12:46 o'clock mountain time I'm in Denver
2:12:49 um great as always and uh yeah we just
2:12:51 hang out thanks again get some much
2:12:53 needed rest I will absolutely do that
2:12:56 thank you so much and uh steo good to
2:12:58 see you jrc Mr
2:13:02 it all right gravity jump and RJ if
2:13:06 you're still here peace out keep the
2:13:09 faith keep the faith just keep an open
2:13:12 mind that that it's not black and white
2:13:15 that there's a lot of Grays with this
2:13:17 stuff the not mod voting system saved
2:13:20 Kyle exactly Amelia's wife all right
2:13:23 everybody listen this was fun tonight
2:13:24 thank you uh hope you enjoyed and I'll
2:13:27 see you tomorrow bye