aiLL 6/3/23 - 1 - Turning AI Anxiety into AI Action

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2. 0:20with the AI learning lab hope you're all doing well on this fine Saturday uh what we do here at the lab is talk about AI stuff
3. 0:31and if you're new to AI that is the official chat GPT website chat.openai.com I'm not affiliated with it but that's the real deal that's the
4. 0:43official Place uh if you have questions about AI pop them in the comments there's just a couple of us here now so
5. 0:49wait for the others to come in but hey hey everybody and um let's see what else I don't know I am a entrepreneur from for many years
6. 1:01started 10 or 12 companies uh I was a Pioneer I suppose in the early days of the web started one of the first digital
7. 1:10agencies company called agency.com and one of the reasons I started this channel is that I see some pretty remarkable parallels between what
8. 1:21happened with the world wide web and what's happening now with generative Ai and uh that's why I started this channel to I don't know
9. 1:29learn as much as I can share as much as I learned things like that hard to see comments with your cool shirt well sorry
10. 1:36about that here I'll try to keep it here what can I do here I can put it up a little bit yeah I don't know
11. 1:43that's bad I guess I could change shirts what else what else do I have I have a little black gift bag here I can just hold this right here
12. 1:52[Laughter] if you have questions about AI pop them in there I'm happy to answer them um trying to think what what went on
13. 2:02like so much goes on every week that it's almost impossible to keep up with with anything anymore uh there's just
14. 2:09there's just gargantuan amounts of stuff going on um if you are um try to think what's what's worth worth talking if you haven't used
15. 2:22um chat GPT before this is chatgpt and I have chat GPT plus which basically means you get access to gpt4
16. 2:36which is there's two little tabs at the top one is gpt3 one is gpt4 and then if you pay for the plus thing you also get access to
17. 2:46um chat gbt being connected to the internet but also with plugins um and those are both really cool so when chat EPT is connected to the
18. 2:57internet you can ask it things like how much is it supposed to rain in Denver today question mark and it will go browse the web for you so
19. 3:16it is out there hello Liza how are you good to see you uh if you're new here pop any questions you have about AI into
20. 3:23the comments this is the AI learning lab looks like a few more people are showing up it's a Saturday I don't know why
21. 3:28you'd be hanging out here but it's cool that you're hanging out here some have mentioned GPT for performance is changing or declining
22. 3:38opinion um for the stuff I do which which is it it's not super intense you know research or coding or things like that
23. 3:48I haven't seen a performance a quality dip but I have seen a performance dip where it's slow and it's uh it's it's been a little
24. 4:01cranky for the past week and a half for two weeks um some of my zapier automations are failing for for two reasons for two
25. 4:10reasons zapier has some sort of bug with Google forms which is a pain in the ass um and it fails for that and then
26. 4:17sometimes open AI API calls are failing so so my zapier automations for the past couple of weeks have been in a bad place which sucks um
27. 4:29is there a free way to access mid-journey no well you can you can go to Mid journey and I think they give you some
28. 4:37amount of tokens for free but it's it ends up being like 15 or 20 images it's not a lot um so there's not and I mean unfortunately
29. 4:46mid journey is still kind of the best game in town although boy check this thing style something like Google Style copy Google Style
30. 5:03um image AI what was it called I forgot what was called I think I have it in my Twitter here
31. 5:17somewhere hold please style drop Google style drop this stuff is amazing check out
32. 5:31so so you put in this little image here like of a kid's drawing and then all of these other drawings are prompted
33. 5:43like a butterfly in that style an F1 race car a moose so like that's one style here's a you know starry starry night as the source image
34. 5:56and then wait hang on my little stand is messed up um let me come over here so you can kind of see both
35. 6:05so that's a a van Gogh thing then they did the same painting but they pulled all the blue out of it and it matches
36. 6:13that there's another painting of his another this one is really remarkable this is like that sort of classic 90s
37. 6:20illustration style and they're just using one image to the left and it does all the things to the right so I mean this this is one of those
38. 6:29technologies that is is just literally going to change the game right because you can take a single image and it
39. 6:36it kind of learns everything about it the color palettes the style I think is it this previous one here how do you get back
40. 6:57yeah like that one like look at how that little moose is in the car like it just completely learns the the style like it's it's just
41. 7:06remarkable what's coming um so anyway that stuff's coming Eric Sanders here yo Eric was shaking can't get enough of me huh I'm sorry
42. 7:16I'm just I'm in too many places all right but that's awesome thank you for coming wait is there a free way to oh that's
43. 7:25you Eric asking about mid-journey there's not there's um what's that thing called Blue Vine is is blue Vine the thing hold please
44. 7:33blue Vine is that right no that's Financial Services hang on let me go to Discord uh Blue Willow
45. 7:49Blue Willow so Eric if you go to Blue Willow um I assume it's bluewillow.com but all the all these AI companies have um Blue Willow wait
46. 8:05Blue Willow uh free AI art generator so it's blue willow.ai so go to bluewillow.ai and then it will point you to their
47. 8:17Discord so try our free beta we'll dump you over to the Discord I think unless they've changed it yeah
48. 8:24and then so this works like mid Journey but this is built on on top of stable diffusion but it's free I don't know how
49. 8:30they're paying for this I I really honestly is it maybe this is just they try to get a bunch of users
50. 8:36is there anything you want me to try or test out while you are live um I don't know give me give me the
51. 8:47suggestions possibly I look like Rosie O'Donnell thank you very much uh someone someone else said let me show you the the full grandeur
52. 8:55I'm Rosie uh someone else said they were scrolling through Tick Tock and they were like oh it's Alec Baldwin boy did he get fat uh
53. 9:04so thank you for the troll um some of my Apple shortcuts are failing too time out uh Saturday with the kids dishes plus learning about AI
54. 9:12awesome that's great welcome um yeah I'm just I don't know how long I'm gonna be in here I probably got to
55. 9:17go shopping or something you know wife wife wife wife and and family stuff will take over at some point but I'll hang
56. 9:24out with you all for a bit oh there's a hundred people here there's just a dozen for a while so if you're new here this
57. 9:29is the AI learning lab I'm Kyle Shannon um I'm just a guy that's teaching myself a bit about Ai and sharing what I can along the way
58. 9:37um I've been an entrepreneur for a lot of years um I was um I was there for the for the birth of the World Wide Web I was living in New
59. 9:47York City at the time and um kind of discovered the World Wide Web around 94 and published one of the first online
60. 9:56magazines and one of the first started one of the first digital agencies and really wrote that that wave up so really got to experience
61. 10:03what it's like to be at the ground floor of a transformative technology and it's remarkable and I S the parallels between
62. 10:091994 and this year are just remarkable 94.95 and and last year and this year are remarkable I think this AI stuff is
63. 10:19way more profound than the World Wide Web I think it's moving dramatically faster in fact you know I've said this
64. 10:25before if you've been here before you've heard me say this but it took it took about six years to get to 100 million
65. 10:30users of the World Wide Web it took six weeks to get to 100 million users of chat GPT um that's the URL for chat GPT I don't
66. 10:39make any money off it I just think people should if you're here and not doing the dishes you should go um
67. 10:46you should go start playing with that right now while I'm talking because listening to me is kind of boring um
68. 10:53mom can we get Alec Baldwin we have Alec Baldwin yeah can we get chubby Alec Baldwin uh what's this site called which site
69. 11:06the site I was on this is Discord is that what you're asking about and it's blue willow is the image generation tool here so basically
70. 11:18if you go into one of these rookie channels I think you do it just like mid Journey here off to the side like once you once
71. 11:27you sign up and sign in and then um in this case I think it's rookies I suppose after a certain amount of images
72. 11:34you you graduate out of rookie mode I haven't done that but I think you type in slash imagine is that right yeah so
73. 11:41you type in slash imagine and then there's a prompt there and you say 1970s muscle car in an abandoned Factory thing
74. 11:58exciting prompts stay tuned for the results positive reinforcement is everything all right so we will see if that does anything interesting
75. 12:08um that 70s muscle car one is is a fun one when I first tried to use um oh there it is those are not bad
76. 12:18yeah now it's not really an abandoned Factory those look like mighty clean factories to me but those are definitely 70s muscle cars cool
77. 12:29so that's blue whales free um so we can reproduce art like Van Gogh's without any mental illness attached exactly that was talking about
78. 12:40style drop that new announcement from Google that style drop is not out by the way which is kind of a drag um style drop
79. 12:51if you weren't here when I just showed this I'll show it again Style drop Google style drop text to image generation
80. 13:03so this is this is pretty remarkable so it's called style drop and then let me see I will zoom in on this so
81. 13:13in the little corner is the reference image and then like the The Prompt here is a logo with the letters style drop in a 3D rendering
82. 13:23style so it pulls the color palette and visual style from The Source image and then just does it remarkably well I I mean
83. 13:37good Lord good Lord what have we created what have we done people what have we done um and I if you were here before I just
84. 13:48shared this but still this stuff blows my mind oops I went plus I need to go minus hold please so the little image to the left is the
85. 14:00source image and then all those images to the right are what were created just by Magic this you know
86. 14:14like that one like that's that it's such a specific illustration style and like how it stylized the hat and the little
87. 14:21robot in the lower left corner and then this is a completely different style so the Moose is completely different the robot's completely
88. 14:28different completely different still completely different still and and that's just pulling that style from that little
89. 14:36illustration of a pine tree with a drop shadow notice all the things have drop Shadows on them the little white outline
90. 14:43good Lord good Lord what's happening good Lord what's happening okay um let's see I'm selling AI patterns on
91. 14:54Etsy right now I feel bad but I need money don't feel bad City listen everyone's gonna do this and these tools are really good at creating
92. 15:02patterns and here's how I look at it there's one of the things that people that I hear people saying right now is
93. 15:09you know AI made this AI made that that the AI is the tool but saying AI made this is kind of the equivalent of saying
94. 15:19Photoshop made that photo no a photographer made that photo and edited it in Photoshop and did touch up and things like that and it was the
95. 15:28photographer that shows what image to put in there how to edit it whether or not to share it how to share it how to
96. 15:35crop it it's the same thing with AI if you figured out how to do really cool patterns in mid-journey or unstable diffusion
97. 15:44and you're creating non-repeating patterns and they're [ __ ] beautiful because you've got a good eye who cares what tool you used like I I
98. 15:58why should you be penalized because you figured out a way to make it take you know 15 or 20 minutes to do
99. 16:06that pattern instead of three days like you might have traditionally or or four hours or whatever it might be
100. 16:13um there's no shame in that these are just tools they happen to be the most powerful tools in the history of
101. 16:19humanity don't get me wrong they're absolutely [ __ ] intense and they're gonna absolutely change almost every
102. 16:24profession but do not feel guilty do not feel guilty I mean everyone deserves to be self-expressed and find ways to make
103. 16:35money and so anyway I do not fault you at all for using these tools in fact I encourage it make more um I kind of look like her
104. 16:46that's Rosie O'Donnell thanks good god what have I done with my life hi no idea who you are are you famous or
105. 16:58something well apparently I look like Rosie or O'Donnell or fat Alec Baldwin uh but no I'm not famous uh I'm Kyle
106. 17:06Shannon I'm the uh the creator of this channel the AI learning lab I'm just a guy learning about AI the channel here
107. 17:13is about if you have any questions about AI pop them in and I will do my best to answer them so let's go Preston Rhodes
108. 17:22all right remember those days I guess that was in reference to the World Wide Web days all right let's see hey I still don't
109. 17:31100 understand Discord can you explain yeah I think I did but discord's a real pain in the ass these are servers well or at the very top
110. 17:43though right there is the official chat GPT website if you've not played with chat GPT shame on you you're at the AI learning
111. 17:51lab we learn about AI here go there start playing do it you're gonna have to do it anyway because it's going to be
112. 17:57rolled into every piece of software you use so might as well start now hello hello who said that hey chat CeCe how are you
113. 18:05uh um let's see this is the beginning of the beginning that's Eric Sanders saying that you are correct sir we are so early
114. 18:12in this stuff it the the parallels to the early days of the web are um are just mind-shattering because it's
115. 18:22just right now all of these AI tools as remarkable as they are they're kind of these sort of broken little toys that
116. 18:29you know there's there's you know a couple of Decades of research and science that are sitting underneath them
117. 18:35but the actual tool like here's a fun little fact Chachi PT itself was programmed in two weeks two weeks and
118. 18:42they launched it in two weeks and then it went to 100 million users in you know in six weeks um so chat GPT is getting better but it is
119. 18:52a very raw piece of software all of this stuff is very raw and so if you ever see something like it just doesn't look good or the hands are
120. 19:00messed up or the it you know chat GPT lies or all that sort of stuff just know that we are at the beginning of the beginning
121. 19:08you won't be able to make a channel wait you won't be able to make a channel in the company's server not quite sure what
122. 19:16that means I assume that meant for Discord so difficult for illustrator Mama to survive style copying listen here's the deal I you know
123. 19:26I was chief creativeofficer of agency.com I the the the entire Suite of creative professions are going to be disrupted dramatically the only
124. 19:36thing I can say is this is that creative people that learn Ai and learn how to wield these tools well are going to be
125. 19:44better at it that none than non-creatives for one thing but also um in terms of job longevity um I think using these tools is going to
126. 19:55be a requirement um and and not everyone's going to do it and so I would say lean in heavy I did a one of my Tick Tock videos in the
127. 20:04channel was about you know if if you're if you're afraid of this stuff I would say find the thing in AI that
128. 20:12scares you the most and and lean into that learn the most about that because it's probably the part of AI that most
129. 20:20directly threatens you know your current Identity or your current livelihood um but start learning that because
130. 20:26you'll be better at that than other people who don't have your expertise so I I completely understand the
131. 20:32existential angst I you know I kind of live in this Duality right now of I'm as excited as I've ever been and I'm as
132. 20:39scared as I've ever been and I'm not scared like dystopian future scared I mean I think that stuff's a possibility
133. 20:45but I'm more scared that even if it's all positive change it's a lot of change and it's going to be a lot of change
134. 20:51very fast that I don't think people are prepared for is there a process is there an AI that process a video and make shorter clips
135. 21:00from it yeah if you go to video v-i-d-y-o i v i d y o dot a i and let's see start for free I think I
136. 21:14have an account here welcome Kyle Shannon apparently I do yes so like here's a uh a speech I gave it creative mornings it's like a 20 minute
137. 21:2625 minute speech and it um chunked out all these little vertical Clips out of a longer form piece they're not perfect
138. 21:36but they're pretty good I put musk up there just because he's literally launching rockets and you know making electric cars possible and
139. 21:45I like I kept having this feeling like is this one of those is is this is this a thing and so I taught myself this
140. 21:51thing called stable diffusion where you had to actually get birth right so so yeah so you just upload a long form
141. 21:57video it it pieces them out um you kind of Select you want Square format vertical format or horizontal format
142. 22:06it chunks them up you can then change the in and out points and things like that so the answer is yes there's going
143. 22:12to be a ton of those things as well and there's probably other ones most terrifying for illustrators is that you
144. 22:17can copy their style that look that took them a lifetime to create I it exactly I listen I um my my um co-host of the AI Salon her name is
145. 22:30Leah Fest and she's been a professional photographer for 25 years and you know she came into this thinking you know
146. 22:37listen I I went through the digital Revolution from film to digital and and you know that was disruptive but you know I could manage that
147. 22:45um and I think she came into this AI stuff with the same spirit and then it pretty quickly became apparent to her
148. 22:51that it's going to be relatively trivial for someone to take one of her photographs and mimic the style and be able to create anything
149. 23:00and so so I think she's in the middle of facing that right now and she's you know she's looking to how do I reinvent you
150. 23:07know my definition of what I do um and and uh if you've been doing stuff for 25 years like her it's it's it's tough It's a dog agrees
151. 23:29[Music] don't you know I'm on tick tock laughs damn dogs don't understand what Tick Tock live is you can't bark when Daddy's
152. 23:41on live you can't do it all right let's see exactly the idea is coming from humans still yeah so that was in
153. 23:51reference to the fact that you know these AI tools are not making the art it's people with intention making the art
154. 23:58here's what Remains What remains a requirement and what remains a critical skill with with all these fancy new
155. 24:05tools is critical thinking and strategy and taste and curation and refinement and you know all the stuff that is when
156. 24:16you see really good work it's coming from a point of view which means it's coming from a human these machines don't
157. 24:23have points of view they happen to be incredibly capable assistance but but Microsoft calls their their tools
158. 24:31co-pilots I think that's the the best branding I've heard and the best definition of what what these things are you're still the pilot
159. 24:39AI tools or co-pilots they're just really [ __ ] powerful ones oops I just lost my place in questions uh if you're
160. 24:47if you're new here looks like we got some new people my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab we are
161. 24:51learning about AI in a lab or a home office um go to if you have not played with chat GPT that top URL is the chat GPT URL um
162. 25:05prompts.chat that thing below it is just a thing that will teach you about prompting and give you a bunch of ideas
163. 25:12futurepedia is a list of AI tools that will make your head melt and and ruin your weekend so don't go there do not go to futurepedia.io
164. 25:22um and if you have questions about AI in any form pop it in the thing I will do my best to answer it happy Saturday it's
165. 25:29a little rainy here in Denver it's the last two three weeks here in Denver have been very weird it's normally very
166. 25:35sunny all the time but it has been um rainy like East Coast rainy for like three weeks now so can I use this to build a better website
167. 25:44for my business yeah you can it will code for you um there are if you use the plugins okay if you're if you're brand new to this
168. 25:53stuff so if you go to that cat gbt and so that list of things down the left is my history and hang on like my
169. 26:05it should be it is right so that's super cool so it made this table it gave me a description of what the paper is and
170. 26:15then it classified it this one's interesting this one's worth a look I didn't tell it to I didn't give it worth
171. 26:20a look as a category this one's exciting this one's interesting exciting worth a look interesting breakthrough okay so
172. 26:28this bottom one deep learning for anomaly detection a survey this survey paper provides comprehensive overview of
173. 26:36the use of deep learning for anomaly detection a critical task in many applications such as fraud detection and network security
174. 26:44so so plug-ins turn Chat GPT from remarkable to oh my God like the amount of time like a I would never do that I
175. 26:55would never go to a white paper site and sift through the things and read the papers enough to understand what they are
176. 27:01that I could even categorize them like I wouldn't do it in the first place I have ADD I just don't give enough of a [ __ ]
177. 27:07about that stuff to do it but if I can just say hey chat EBT go find me some [ __ ] and analyze it and it does like that's the kind of
178. 27:17the ability for chat GPT to now use tools is is going to um it's just gonna change the game so this goes back to your question about can I
179. 27:27help you build a better website I'm pretty sure I was looking through some of the plugins last night I'm pretty sure there are um
180. 27:36there are plugins in there that will analyze your current website and give you recommendations for ways to improve it
181. 27:43all right these tools will be required for most jobs yes yeah they're going to get rolled into like the the Microsoft
182. 27:49co-pilot is going to get rolled into Office 365 Dynamics Azure um Windows 11 it's going to be built into the operating system Monday There's
183. 27:59a Big Apple worldwide developers conference where they're announcing their goggles uh they're also going to be announcing
184. 28:06some AI stuff I think like imagine Siri as a really powerful assistant um they've already announced that in the
185. 28:13next IOS operating system you're going to be able to clone your voice and you're going to be able to send voice
186. 28:19messages without actually having to record them but it will be in your voice um and and they're they'll probably do
187. 28:25something with the face they'll probably do something with agents autonomous agents so raise my hand to look into how to use AI
188. 28:33for my team and my boss wanted to consult experts [ __ ] my life I'm right there with you so here's what you can tell your boss from a guy
189. 28:42sitting in his home office in Denver on tick tock there are no [ __ ] experts no one is an expert at this [ __ ] right now
190. 28:52chat so okay that's not true there are data scientists and machine learning experts that have been working in the AI
191. 28:59field for the past bunch of decades what they're not experts on right now is generative AI chat GPT forward basically
192. 29:07so think from November 30th 2022 until now that like that's the window that we're talking as Eric said earlier we are at the
193. 29:16beginning of the beginning so I'm happy to talk to your boss I'll tell him you can tell him I'm an expert I'm happy to
194. 29:22talk to him what I'll tell him is uh let uh cavruno I don't sorry I don't know what your name is um let that person um
195. 29:33start exploring for you because she I think he or she she will become the expert so I'm I'm I I share your
196. 29:41frustration bosses need to get their heads out of their asses and start embracing this stuff and if they've got
197. 29:45employees that are coming to them going hey boss I'd like to figure this [ __ ] out for you they should be going oh my
198. 29:51God hallelujah Bring It On ugh that's why I started this channel to educate bosses like your boss to get
199. 29:59their head out of their ass I suggested that writers ask chat gbt to write a new season of Criminal Intent yeah I know
200. 30:06it's really good at writing by the way if you are a writer there was an interesting Andre carpathy who's the chief data scientist for
201. 30:14openai for chat GPT um he gave a speech to the Microsoft developers conference last week and he was talking about prompt engineering how
202. 30:23you do it if you're a writer um give chat EPT examples of your work so say based on this and then paste in a
203. 30:32block of your work that's representative of the style that you're trying to write and then give it a prompt to write
204. 30:37something it's really good at mimicking examples that you give it style wise so so um yes but it should also I I think
205. 30:48we're going to see a lot of Innovation and and exciting new creative projects as a result of cat GPT so hopefully that'll migrate its way
206. 31:02um into into the TV uh I I then I remember that there was a writer's strike yeah well so the writers strike
207. 31:08you know I've written seven screenplays I I know the world well I support the writer's strike but they they
208. 31:16their their request to not have Studios replace them with robots I think is incredibly short-sighted and and a bit
209. 31:26of a Miss it's a bit of an oversight here you've got the most incredible writing tool in the history of mankind at your fingertips
210. 31:35and the union is saying [ __ ] that we're never going to use that tool it's only about human writers when
211. 31:44when chat GPT is rolled into Microsoft Word and it's rolled into every screenwriting software out there and
212. 31:50it's rolled into all of the Google Docs and it's it's in all the note-taking applications it's going to be ubiquitous
213. 31:57so it's not like like right now chat GPT is this thing off to the side it's it's like this little hermetically sealed
214. 32:05thing and we're like we're gonna have chat GPT detectors and we're going to detect if you're using those stupid
215. 32:10robot tools well when that stupid robot tool is integrated into every other tool that you use where's the distinction
216. 32:17between it was written by Ai and it was a human assisted by AI I don't know where that boundary line is and quite
217. 32:25frankly I don't think it's relevant it's still up to the writer to refine the results and and have the intent in the
218. 32:31first place and do the editing in the first place right so so I think the The Writer's Guild is has got to get their
219. 32:38[ __ ] together sooner than later because I I think they're gonna they they could strike themselves into a into a real position of weakness
220. 32:47um is my fear for the writing Community now listen I I do not pretend to think that these AI tools
221. 32:55aren't going to [ __ ] up a lot of careers because they are it is but at the same time we're not stopping
222. 33:01it you know it's kind of like this it's I I have this joke that I've been saying that you know trying to fight against
223. 33:07this AI thing is kind of like the State of Florida declaring that they're no longer accepting hurricanes okay great good policy I agree you
224. 33:16should not have hurricanes and then you know the next hurricane is going to come along and blow down some houses
225. 33:21that's that's what we're in the face of with this AI stuff it's coming whether we want it or not so you might as well
226. 33:27lean in that's the purpose of this channel just go there and start playing and by the way if if you're one of those
227. 33:34cynical troll types that's like he's making a fortune off of pointing people there he's getting a commission every
228. 33:40time he uses chat GPT it's not true I'm just a dude pointing you to a site that doesn't suck what tool were we just using for the
229. 33:48icons and small sketches so it's not a tool that's out yet bald style drop and this is a new um a new paper from Google
230. 34:01so so don't forget Google invented the Transformer the core technology that sits underneath chat GPT and all of
231. 34:09these remarkable image generation tools that was all invented by Google there's a paper from 2017 called attention is
232. 34:15all you need where they introduced this idea this thing called a Transformer that's the foundation for everything so
233. 34:21this is a just a one of many pieces of technology that Google has announced this was announced yesterday or the day before
234. 34:30um but check out what this thing does so I I just every time I see some of this AI stuff it every freaking time I'm like
235. 34:40I can't get my head around how good this stuff is so this little image here that's my little finger my fat finger
236. 34:47that little image there of a kid's drawing is the source image all of these other drawings were generated from AI to
237. 34:56match that style so it matches the color palette it matches the wrinkled paper it figures out like how a kid would draw a moose like
238. 35:04which where would they use the green where would they use the yellow um and then so that's a kid's drawing here's Starry Starry Night
239. 35:13here's starry starry night with the blue removed here's another Van Gogh self-portrait there's another Van Gogh
240. 35:19self-portrait here's some cool 90s illustration style that it just [ __ ] nails here's some other kind of 90s like this
241. 35:28is that bad clip art you see everywhere but like all of those illustrations are being generated whole cloth out of
242. 35:35nothing based on the style of the the single Source image it's it's just remarkable so that's that it's not available yet though so
243. 35:48tough you know they just tease us they tease us they tease us with these tools what are we supposed to do I want to go play
244. 35:56wait speaking of which I think all right we're twirling we're twirling come on come on oh by the way if you want to
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247. 36:22wives and if it costs you anything please don't subscribe I don't think I'm worth uh paying for but uh it this this
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250. 36:46well that's shitty all right I guess we're doing nothing there then all right there you have it all right
251. 36:56all right any copyright issues with AI that I should watch out for yes so um images in particular but but
252. 37:07potentially even with writing so here's the thing the next 20 years is going to be a never-ending series of lawsuits and
253. 37:15counter lawsuits about copyright and trademark and intellectual property infringement the intellectual property
254. 37:22lawyers are ecstatic right now foreign so there's lots of gray areas with the image generation if you're using it commercially what I would
255. 37:36suggest you know especially if you're working with a big Fortune 500 companies and things like that use Adobe tools use
256. 37:43Adobe Firefly and use generative fill within Adobe Photoshop because what Adobe wisely did was they trained their
257. 37:51image model on Adobe stock images that they owned outright and on um public domain images so so there's nothing in the training
258. 38:01data of adobe stock that that they don't have clearance for so anything that you generate there's there is a essentially
259. 38:09well I can't say zero I'm not a lawyer um and I don't even play one on the internet um there's a very low likelihood that
260. 38:16that you're gonna be um in any sort of hot water um if you're using something like mid Journey or stable diffusion which which
261. 38:26we're trained on a bunch of copywritten images um my friend Kenny Friedman who's a creative director who's really good at
262. 38:34um uh this AI image Generation stuff he's made a personal commitment that when he does the prompting he never uses
263. 38:43a specific artist's name if it's someone you know like one of the classics like Van Gogh he might do that but any living
264. 38:50artist he's not he's not using their name so um so that's a way that you can avoid it but if you create something that is
265. 38:58close enough to someone's likeness I think there there might be lawsuits brought um if you're on the other side and
266. 39:04saying can I actually copyright some of this stuff that remains to be seen what's not clear to me is okay if I go
267. 39:10to Mid journey and I create an image you know from Whole cloth out of mid-journey what the what the copyright office is
268. 39:18saying right now is that there's no human contribution there I disagree with that because I put in the prompt and I'm
269. 39:24the one that generated a hundred images of which I chose one of them that I think is the good one right I think just
270. 39:29like using a camera the camera is actually doing all the work but you're pointing it you're figuring out what
271. 39:34lens to use you're figuring out exposure settings so I feel like it's a similar kind of thing um but whether or not you can copyright
272. 39:42AI generated stuff is up for grabs and then with with photoshop's new generative fill where's the point at which it was AI
273. 39:52generated if I start with a photograph and I expand it and 90 of that image is AI generated and 10 of it is my original photograph but
274. 40:01it all started from my original photograph is that copyrightable is that AI generated or is that human generated
275. 40:08I don't know and I don't think it's particularly relevant from a creative standpoint um the lawyers are going to spend the
276. 40:15next two decades figuring that [ __ ] out so so yes there are issues but I wouldn't worry too much about it because
277. 40:20it's way above any of our pay grades um it's going to have to be figured out at a much higher level can I please
278. 40:26explain stochastic gradient descent I can't I heard Andre carpathy talk about it well wait of course I can one of the ways I've
279. 40:36describe uh stable diffusion or not stable effusion chat GPT is knowledge on demand and it can absolutely help us figure this the [ __ ] out
280. 40:52um explain stochastic gradient descent as if I have a degree in acting
281. 41:09[Laughter] I.E I ain't got no book smarts and yes you can talk to these things like an idiot and it still understands
282. 41:25what you're asking for oh wait here let me flip over here Absolutely I'll try to explain it in a way that's easier to
283. 41:31digest it didn't troll me which is good um let's imagine you're the director of a play and your mission is to oh it's
284. 41:39given me acting metaphors sorry about that that's kind of stupid all right your mission is to deliver the best
285. 41:43performance possible however you have thousands of individual elements to manage actors performance is lighting sound props blah blah
286. 41:51you could try to make all the changes at once say give direction to all the actors adjust all the lights change all
287. 41:57the props in one Fell Swoop but that would be chaotic and almost impossible so you opt for a different approach you
288. 42:03focus on improving one element at a time based on immediate feedback okay I see what this is so in a similar way
289. 42:10stochastic gradient descent SG SGD is a method that is used to find the best possible settings for a model
290. 42:19um the model settings are adjusted bit by bit so so yeah basically what they're doing is they're taking
291. 42:24they're taking the results I I assume they're taking the results of a prompt they're analyzing that in some way they
292. 42:31fix some piece of it they reanalyze it fix some piece of it so it's something like that but anyway I you know go go
293. 42:37play with chat GPT to dig deeper on that and uh it will it will do it it's a great way to use the tool I'll often use
294. 42:46chat Epp I'll be on the phone with someone smarter than me which is nearly every column on um hang on I need some coffee
295. 42:55and they will say something that is outside of my knowledge domain and uh I'll just quickly pop into chat
296. 43:02GPT and say in one sentence describe what this is so I can get my head around it so it's a good way to use it
297. 43:08stuck in a local minimum go back and use a rocket I don't know what that's in reference to excited that apple is going
298. 43:13to do as Microsoft will be rolling out copilot yeah or excited what apple is going to be rolling out I I
299. 43:20Apple has been suspiciously quiet on the AI front which tells me that they're coming up with something cool all of these
300. 43:27companies have have been doing deep AI research for decades right they they all have some Skunk Works back there chatgpt
301. 43:37has forced them out of the Shadows right the fact that we haven't heard of peep from Apple should mean that Monday so Monday
302. 43:46at 10 A.M Pacific time is the big keynote speech for the worldwide developers conference um they're going to be announcing their
303. 43:55AR VR goggles and they're also going to be um what's it called they're going to be announcing some AI stuff so it's going to be pretty cool
304. 44:04all right you got something in your nose probably a booger sorry about that might just be hair I'm old I got I you know
305. 44:11when you're old you go to the uh the barber and they're cutting your hair I haven't been in a while and and they're
306. 44:16like would you like me to trim the hair off your ears and you're like oh god oh what have I done so anyway sorry about that
307. 44:22all right I asked it to take 1100 word down to six save me so much time yeah it's good at rewriting stuff it's good
308. 44:28at analyzing stuff can I use this to build a website from a business we talked about that these tools will be
309. 44:34required for most jobs oh I think I'm way behind on my questions sorry about that sorry I didn't get the name of the AI
310. 44:40for short video clips video v i d y o dot a i hopefully you got that uh have you tried Claude I have tried Claude let me show you some
311. 44:55um I thought I had it up here nope but I can type three letters so here's Poe so the cool thing about
312. 45:06Poe is you can go use clotted anthropic site but Poe gives you access to lots of different models Sage is the is the is pose model quora
313. 45:16um gpt4 and then there's three different Claude models and then there's chat GPT and then you can make your own Bots like
314. 45:22I made I made a sling blade bot I made a Yoda bot I made a Shakespeare bot so you can make your own Bots those are fun so
315. 45:29if you go to poe.com I am Shakespeare or I am Yoda you can play with the bot that I made but anyway um Claude instant is incredibly fast
316. 45:38it's like GPT 3.5 but it's incredibly fast quad plus is is more like gpt4 it's a direct competitor to gpt4 and
317. 45:47anthropic the company behind Claude was founded by a bunch of EX open AI people the people that made gpt3 quit and
318. 45:55started anthropic so they know what they're doing and then there's also this Claude instant 100K so if you pay for
319. 46:03the Post subscription which I think is 20 bucks a month um and I've paid for it because I wanted access to this Claude 100K what what
320. 46:13that means is it's got a context window of a hundred thousand tokens which basically means this you can put in up
321. 46:20to 75 000 words into your prompt so you could literally paste in a novel as the prompt and say you know write me an
322. 46:29epilogue write me a whatever rewrite the last chapter whatever whatever you want to do um and it will analyze it and read
323. 46:37it so yeah I have tried Claude and it's it's quite good I am still partial to um gpt4 for whatever reason it might be you know
324. 46:47short established Nostalgia but oops but I think it's I think it's uh I think it's better but the hundred thousand
325. 46:53token limit for Claude is absolutely amazing how would one become a prompt engineer start prompting start playing go there
326. 47:03start solving problems with chat GPT um and then go to the the link below it prompts.chat and that will teach you a
327. 47:11lot about prompt engineering I also prefer to call it prompt crafting rather than prompt engineering it it is like engineering
328. 47:19in that you're kind of thinking like a programmer but you're using natural language um but it's a very creative process and
329. 47:27it's not a single you don't create a create a single massive prompt and then get a perfect answer it tends to be lots
330. 47:33of little prompts and lots of back and forth with the large language models can AI fix the feed I don't know is my feed screwed up
331. 47:45is it lagging for anyone else am I still lagging hit the tap the heart button if you can hear me and I'm still here
332. 47:54like tap the screen or whatever let me see if I'm actually functional all right looks like I'm still functional all right
333. 48:02um here's the reason for the lag Xfinity sucks thanks Comcast I pay you how much for what doesn't appear to be videoed nor sound
334. 48:18like when everyone was saying that no one is going to make money selling on the internet exactly happy to help you present yourself to
335. 48:26your boss as an AI expert oh cool so it looks like you guys are supporting one another someone said they were trying to
336. 48:31go to their boss uh Eric sander by the way the guy that's in here that's offering to be an AI expert is an
337. 48:37awesome dude and is really wicked smart so take him up on that I asked chat GPT to write a comprehensive report on
338. 48:44change management for our company boss not amused well bus needs to get his head out of his ass boss should embrace
339. 48:51what you wrote and go fix the [ __ ] company in my in my humble opinion if I have a if I have an employee that
340. 48:59takes the initiative to go figure out how to do some change management the Assumption there is that you're trying
341. 49:04to make change and it ain't working so you got to do something different bus needs to check his ego at the door
342. 49:10take off his stupid [ __ ] hat and listen to his employees all right I have a ton of news wait I have a ton of
343. 49:17newsletters that I do via Emma I could send it the links to read them online to see yes you can and the pl the new plug is well so
344. 49:26you've got chat GPT now can search the internet but there's also plugins that will go specifically read PDFs or web links or
345. 49:34things like that you can give it a whole list of web links and they'll go read all the contents of them and then
346. 49:39you can analyze across them it's pretty pretty freaking slick if you ask me all right how do I get AI on my desktop
347. 49:46so I can use some of the features of chat GPT you mean without an internet connection um in that case you would you would
348. 49:55probably need a a decently Kick-Ass machine um but you can so so the the developer Community is taking these open source
349. 50:04large language models and making them very very efficient there are now a bunch of different projects out there
350. 50:10that you can install a large language model on your like laptop there's even one that'll run on iOS on a phone
351. 50:17without any internet connection um they're almost as good as chat gbt 3.5 they're they're not gpt4 they're not
352. 50:24connected to the internet but there's using the the open source large language models you can do it but if you have an
353. 50:30internet connection just go there just go to chat.openai.com that's the official chat GPT you don't need to
354. 50:37install it it's just a website there is an official IOS app for chat EBT I would strongly recommend you do not just go to the App Store
355. 50:47because you'll be confused by the 862 fake chat EBT apps what I would do if you want the official chapter
356. 50:56and on the home page of openai.com is a link to the IOS app go use that link that's the official chat GPT app you
357. 51:06don't have to pay for it there's a bunch of ones out there you have to pay for you should not be paying for the chat GPT app period
358. 51:14so one of the reasons I keep putting this URL up here like a like a dum-dum I'm a dum-dum uh I I ain't the smartest
359. 51:22kind of filler but it does lack my coffee all right but the report was excellent okay oh the report of of the uh change management
360. 51:36I'm sure it was buses need to get they need to get a clue I mean seriously if you've got employees that are taking initiative to solve some
361. 51:48[ __ ] for you [ __ ] step aside I mean I'm sorry I'm a CEO of a company and more often than not what is brought to
362. 51:59you is hey boss this thing sucks okay have any ideas oh no I haven't thought about that okay there's the door
363. 52:08but if someone comes to me and says hey boss this thing sucks and I went to chat gbt and I figured out how to fix it what
364. 52:16do you think listen good Lord people like it ain't that hard is it apparently it is I don't know what's going on in the
365. 52:26professional world anymore I really don't nobody answers phones anymore nobody responds to emails people just
366. 52:31don't show up to [ __ ] meetings it's driving me crazy anyone else experiencing that tap the screen if you
367. 52:37feel like there is just a corporate malaise cast amongst the world getting lots of hearts I don't know what's going on people have
368. 52:48just checked the [ __ ] out of everything done with it I'm bitter bitter well see now I'm sorry I got lost in my
369. 52:59little in my in my comments that I'm answering so if I have not answered your question that's because I'm lost um all right where am I
370. 53:11the problem is chat GPT is not optimized to be correct it's optimized to sound correct yeah that's correct it so chat
371. 53:18gbt will what they call hallucinate or lie or as I call it mansplaining as a service um it will confidently answer you even
372. 53:28if it's wrong one of the things you can do is ask it to analyze its work and see if it if it thinks it's right that sometimes helps
373. 53:36found your channel a few days ago so interesting thanks for the content thank you so much Erin I appreciate it
374. 53:42um can you please explain to casket gradient descent oh man I'm way off of my questions I did that a while ago what
375. 53:48was that website I don't know uh um I like how you are streaming live what tool do you use on your phone I'm so I'm just using um
376. 53:59when you go live on Tick Tock you can turn on dual cameras so that little window right there is my back camera and
377. 54:06I just have my laptop sitting there so that's just facing my laptop and then the other one's facing this piece of Glorious genetics laughs
378. 54:15as someone said I think you have something in your nose it could just be my nose oh and then how you switch you just tap
379. 54:26the little wind I tap it and it swaps between the two it's pretty slick all right I subscribe uh I thought it
380. 54:34would notify me when you're on but it doesn't I paid 5.99 oh I'm sorry don't pay 5.90 yeah I I'm sorry that you pay
381. 54:405.99 you feel free to unsubscribe to this I I go live uh I will help you for free sorry about that AI music is not
382. 54:48new it existed a long time before now I agree with that oh listen a lot of these tools existed before this here here's a
383. 54:56fun little factoid in the documentation for gpt3 about a year and change before like a year and a third before Chachi BT
384. 55:05came out in the documentation were instructions for how to create chat gbt and Sam Altman assumed that someone in
385. 55:15the development Community would make chat gbt and for a year and a third nobody made it and then Microsoft was
386. 55:22about to announce their billion dollar investment in open Ai and Sam Altman said to his Tech Team uh Hey guys since
387. 55:28no one's made this yet could you just whip up some chat GPT and they built it in two weeks two weeks
388. 55:39and in six weeks after that they had 100 million users so the thing that changed everything was written in two weeks so a lot of the
389. 55:48music tools have been around a lot of the image tools have been around a lot of this stuff's been around the big difference why we're at an
390. 55:54inflection point right now is they put an interface in front of it that was simple enough for real people to
391. 56:02experience the magic of AI right you input something that seems simple like you put into a Google Search and what you get back is [ __ ]
392. 56:13remarkable explain quantum physics to me in an m m rap bang out it comes so that's what's different what's different is none
393. 56:25scientists and researchers have access to these tools now technically they had access to them before but they were just
394. 56:32a little too geeky Chachi PTC chat gbt opened the dam um AI as a housekeeper robot that will be coming in fact open AI just
395. 56:44um hang on let me see if I can find it um open AI robot yes open AI beats Elon Musk taking a job so
396. 57:00this is a humanoid robot that like walks around a house and can open doors and do [ __ ] here let's let's watch it together
397. 57:06I haven't seen this [Music] oops foreign
398. 57:21so it's opening a box putting [ __ ] in the Box it's got like little Segway roller feet check that out now it's squatting
399. 57:38so it's opening a door it's opening a window yeah so yes the humanoid robot Eve with its human-like appearance appearance in
400. 57:50robotic hand stands out from its contemporaries like Boston Dynamics its capabilities include opening doors
401. 57:56windows manipulating objects setting new standards in the realm of humanoid robots um you know Elon Musk said at the last
402. 58:04Tesla shareholder meeting that he feels like the the the total addressable market for humanoid robots is
403. 58:13um one for every person on Earth maybe two so so that's Elon for you everyone a robot for you a robot a robot for everybody
404. 58:26um but it's coming all right it's great for Fields it's great for General Fields but more Niche stuff Adobe generated fill isn't too awesome
405. 58:37yeah so Adobe generative Phil again here's the here's the thing don't look at any of these tools right
406. 58:46now as complete tools like it's in I I guess it's in beta but like the Adobe the Adobe training model is an incredibly limited model
407. 58:57they didn't train it on a lot of stuff they could have because they wanted it to be commercially viable
408. 59:03here's what I say about a lot of this AI stuff what you see today is as bad as it's ever going to be so the fact that adobe generative fill
409. 59:13kind of sucks at certain things won't be for long you know a year from now it will be unrecognizable from what it's doing today
410. 59:22all right everyone is an expert if anyone who tells you they're an expert at this [ __ ] right now is lying
411. 59:29uh what a great use case explaining stochastic stochastic gradient uh for for any people such as the folks here
412. 59:36yeah exactly let's go need more than a surface statement all right so go to church EBT and make something Apple iPhone has a chat GPT app
413. 59:47okay be careful the Apple App Store and I assume Android has many many apps that are called chat GPT that have a logo that's almost
414. 59:59identical to open AIS because those are charlatans trying to rip you off if you want actual chat GPT go to that URL from a web browser or
415. 1:00:09go to the base openai.com website and click on their link for the official chat GPT app you should not have to pay for it
416. 1:00:18what about IBM um IBM just announced I think it's called Watson AI they're trying they're they're dusting off the
417. 1:00:26Watson that kind of failed with Watson Health um and they're trying to become relevant again um you know they've got big technology
418. 1:00:34here but open AI has has shaken everything up it's shaking everything up open AI is 64 models available from the API it's cool yeah
419. 1:00:44yeah they've got lots of different models some are optimized for code some are optimized for predictive stuff and analytical stuff
420. 1:00:51and all sorts of things so if you're a developer there's lots to play with Google bard is still experimental but
421. 1:00:57will outperform all other AI models I don't know that I agree with that because I look at Apple and I look at open AI
422. 1:01:12right now and those are two companies that understand um liberal arts they understand Humanity the humanities Steve Jobs was a master
423. 1:01:24at combining technology and liberal arts that's why apple is what it is Google is all about engineering it's all it's all
424. 1:01:35left hemisphere there's no right hemisphere so I think companies that have a balance of left and right that
425. 1:01:43that can go deep on the tech but can go deep on the on the humanity side I think they're going to outperform Google Now
426. 1:01:50Google will probably be faster it'll probably be better at technical things it'll probably be better at Accurate
427. 1:01:57things but if you go use Google bard um I did this yesterday on my live I did give me an m m rap that explains quantum mechanics
428. 1:02:08Google bards was laughably bad gpt4 was shockingly good like the gap between the quality of those two models right now is staggering but
429. 1:02:19if I were having it generate code maybe Bard has has a leg up and also Google's got tons of money and they got lots of scientists
430. 1:02:29so they're going to build some tools like the the um uh style copy tool that they just announced yesterday is remarkable and
431. 1:02:37and it's you know it's doing incredible beautiful visual stuff so Google's gonna have some good tools I don't know that
432. 1:02:44Google bard is going to catch up to open AI uh but it but it they'll probably they've got smart people there can you
433. 1:02:51imagine working with a prompt engineer they know everything can you imagine working with a prompt engineer they know everything well
434. 1:02:59um they don't know everything but what what prompt Engineers or prompt Crafters do know is how to ask these systems for
435. 1:03:08things and get predictable results I've been lagging sporadically that sucks all right I'm sometimes lagging for some
436. 1:03:15seconds but not so bad as yesterday sorry about that oh Xfinity if anyone works for Xfinity [ __ ] you
437. 1:03:23um if anybody knows anyone that works at Xfinity that can get my Internet fixed that would be awesome awesome because I'd like to have some
438. 1:03:31stable internet if I had stable internet get these lives without the lags lags suck want to build an app sure what idea you got
439. 1:03:46um I am in a just say yes mode for most projects right now because I want to figure out as much as I can in a short
440. 1:03:53amount of time as possible if you're new here there's some new folks here okay my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab
441. 1:04:00I am learning about Ai and sharing what I'm learning in real time to try to get as many people up to speed as possible
442. 1:04:07because I think it's actually important for Humanity I think we also happen to be living in a very amazing time at the
443. 1:04:14at the at the dawn of a transformative moment I think this is bigger than the Industrial Revolution um I think it's way bigger than the
444. 1:04:24personal computer I think it's way bigger than the world wide web on top of the internet I think it's bigger than the iPhone
445. 1:04:30um and so that's why I'm doing this so that URL right there chat.openai.com that's chatgpt's official whips website
446. 1:04:38so if you have not played with chat gbt while you listen to me ramble on a Saturday afternoon uh here in the states anyway
447. 1:04:45um go play there and then if you don't know how to do prompting and you're like what are these people talking about
448. 1:04:49prompt engineering go to that thing prompts.chat and it will explain to you a lot about prompting and give you a
449. 1:04:56bunch of ideas so go do that analyze how what a great use case okay let's see I keep getting my my tick tock
450. 1:05:10Things Are sorry words not coming we often serve the bosses instead of the customers I know I know it's true Snapchat AI helped explain
451. 1:05:24parts of my Gene test to me it was awesome wow that's cool that's really cool I listen I think all of the complicated documents you
452. 1:05:34know you know the complicated documents that that we get like you go buy a car and they hand you this stack of papers
453. 1:05:40and they're like sign here and you're like I should probably read this [ __ ] but then you go try to read it and your
454. 1:05:44eyes start bleeding and you're like I can't possibly read this we're going to very quickly be in a in a place where
455. 1:05:51we'll just be able to snap a picture of that document it will instantly analyze it for us and say uh according to you
456. 1:05:59know section three they're ripping you off uh so I think that will come there someone's thanking me for my efforts
457. 1:06:05thank you for acknowledging my efforts when's the first AI human marriage coming you know I know you're saying it
458. 1:06:14jokingly and and we've got enough Sci-Fi movies um but but if you haven't seen Lars in the real girl that movie um
459. 1:06:25which is about a guy that has a relationship with a sex doll and you initially think this is going to be the
460. 1:06:31creepiest worst movie in the history of all movies and then you watch it and it's one of the most sweet and endearing and moving
461. 1:06:42um stories you've ever encountered it's it's just one of those it's one of those things where my expectation going in and
462. 1:06:48what it was were they couldn't be more different I think that virtual companionship is actually going to be a good thing
463. 1:06:56um are there going to be creepy pieces of it yeah um but there's a lot of lonely people out there and and
464. 1:07:05um and I think it's actually going to be a thing so will there be a marriage I you know listen people love attention so someone is
465. 1:07:15gonna marry a robot just so they can make the Evening News um and someone will make the Evening News because they married a robot but I
466. 1:07:22actually think that that you know virtual companionship is actually going to be a big thing an important thing
467. 1:07:30um not always good but but I you know it there's a lot of lonely people out there and that sucks how long before Bard and gpt4 are
468. 1:07:38brought to Google home hubs and Alexis very very soon it's going to be in everything thoughts on free llm models um
469. 1:07:48so there's a paper if you want to read it or have chat GPT read it for you which is how I read all my papers now
470. 1:07:55um wait hang on sorry looking at my nose which apparently there's something in um let's see we have no moat if you go
471. 1:08:05search on Google for we have no moat the first link is this paper called we have no moat and what this is is this is a this is
472. 1:08:15apparently a leak I don't know it's possible it's a leak it's possible it's just them put putting information out into the
473. 1:08:21world but this is an engineer from Google basically saying that the free large language models that Engineers are playing with they're
474. 1:08:30getting similar results with a hundred dollars of training um as what took Google like months and 10 million dollars of training
475. 1:08:42um so the the free large language models are getting incredibly powerful there's lots of them out there I'm sure a lot of
476. 1:08:50them are pretty weak and weird and not great there's others of them that are looks like they're starting to get good
477. 1:08:56but I think what what we're going to see is probably within a year um you're gonna have very small files that
478. 1:09:05you can just install on your phone or your iPad or your computer that are kind of gpt4 quality large language models
479. 1:09:13that do not require an internet connection um I I think I think we'll start seeing these large language models be burned
480. 1:09:19into chips where there's they're just installed like every device is going to have incredibly deep capabilities because of
481. 1:09:29these things so my thoughts on on them are they're absolutely remarkable now what's the downside of these free models
482. 1:09:36they are open source and they are as powerful as GPT 3.5 right now is about it but they have no safety guard rails so
483. 1:09:46GPT 3.5 and gpt4 when you ask it to do something bad it goes yeah we're not going to do that go ahead and go [ __ ] yourself
484. 1:09:56um these free large language models if you're a bad actor and want to do bad [ __ ] um you're free to do it there there are
485. 1:10:03no safety guard rails on them so you can train it to do whatever the hell you want so that's there's a dark side to the open source argument
486. 1:10:11the Adobe image extension feature is brilliant I haven't oh wait what I don't know what that is Adobe image extension
487. 1:10:18oh that's the that's the generative fill oh it's brilliant it's absolutely brilliant which of these do I think is
488. 1:10:24best I don't know which of which are you an AI I'm gpt5 nice to meet you don't I seem lifelike no
489. 1:10:40um oh I just lost my place again God damn it tick tock your scrolling sucks what time is it 226 I gotta go soon I
490. 1:10:52gotta go shopping or something I got to do something for my family you're like what are you doing those
491. 1:10:58lives all the time I'm like I like these people better than I like you you your family trying to find myself again what was
492. 1:11:08that website replicate Style oh boy I know I'm way back to way before where I'm supposed to be trying to catch up hold please
493. 1:11:20404 eastern time sometimes lagging oh we've been through all these I'm just zooming zooming around the questions hold please
494. 1:11:27summarize in five bullet points yeah you can have things summarizing five bullet points if you use a voice module and write
495. 1:11:35a slash then you can get out speech here in Tick Tock wait if you use a voice module and write a slash
496. 1:11:44then you can get out speech here in Tick Tock I don't quite know what that means but it sounds cool I'm an old guy using
497. 1:11:51Tick Tock what the hell do you want from me people apparently I'm also not supposed to drink on camera so I'm gonna go drink this off camera
498. 1:12:00iced coffee tasty how can I use AI to improve the sales in my organization our sales is going down recently welcome to the [ __ ] club
499. 1:12:10sales right now is nearly impossible um it's really good for research so um I was trying to I was trying to
500. 1:12:21identify some sales prospects and and I was like go find this particular role like give me the top 10 companies that
501. 1:12:29do this particular function now go find me the VP of whatever it was like the VP of marketing um you know for those companies and it
502. 1:12:37did that and I'm like give me the headquarters and give me the link to the website so you so it's good at research
503. 1:12:43um using something like zapier you can automate um inbound and outbound emails as emails come in you can have it automatically turn
504. 1:12:53around and write very personalized responses to sales prospects um lots and lots of ways I mean what I would encourage you to do is
505. 1:13:07think of Chachi PT like a consultant like a cons like like an assistant for your sales organization and and tell
506. 1:13:15it your situation explain as much as you can about what you do and what's working and what's not working and what you see
507. 1:13:22has changed and have it suggest strategies for um turning things around and then once you find strategies it recommends that
508. 1:13:31you like have it expand on those so so think of the the interaction more like you're interacting with a consultant you
509. 1:13:39hired um and it it might give you some ideas that can help get you out of it but it's tough um what does the robot identify as
510. 1:13:47that's a good one FYI I don't have you don't have such a module I think you guys are talking to each other that's cool Andrew Bibi
511. 1:13:56uh oh oh Andy B sorry and I thought it was Andrew BB because it's Andy B uh anyway all right will we see in video oh God damn you
512. 1:14:07Tick Tock will we see Nvidia Kudo cores and llms changing the world language models are changing the world and yeah right now
513. 1:14:22Nvidia like I mean they've been around for a while and they got you know they got really big with gaming and then they got really big with
514. 1:14:29blockchain and nfts and now there they just hit a trillion dollar market cap with the with these large language models so um
515. 1:14:39I think they're I think they're gonna be around for a while like Nvidia is a pretty impressive company right now I
516. 1:14:44don't know who competes with them wasn't it Microsoft that just said they're gonna make their own chips because they don't want to be
517. 1:14:52beholden to Nvidia someone someone just said that I think it might have been Microsoft three stock stock recommendations for AI
518. 1:14:59yeah I'm I have a degree in acting I'm not good at that you know I think the the companies that I think right now are
519. 1:15:05killing it in the space not all of them are investable open AI obviously um Microsoft Nvidia um I think I would be surprised if Apple didn't
520. 1:15:20have something pretty impressive to announce on Monday so um I think Apple's gonna be a big player in this space
521. 1:15:29I think anthropic is a really interesting company but I don't I don't know what you can invest in or I would
522. 1:15:35certainly not I I am glamor gpt10 that's great uh The Tick Tock slash thing means we can talk to you with the voice you don't
523. 1:15:45have to read oh that's cool so wait so try that so so wait if you put a slash in front of one of these what do I do click on it tap on it
524. 1:15:53because I saw one earlier hold this is a test oh I don't have the module installed so I need to install the module damn it
525. 1:16:04I don't know what I'm doing here all right let's see stock Rex hello brother someone said hello brother
526. 1:16:19who said hello brother nurbal hello brother or sister how will this speed up medical research dramatically if you've heard of alpha fold
527. 1:16:29Alpha fold is a Google deepmind project that predicted the intricate folding shapes of what 400 000 proteins in like four
528. 1:16:41days or three days some ridiculous amount of time like that and historically that would have taken like
529. 1:16:46two months of traditional compute time to do one and they did four hundred thousand in a few days um I think I think the scientific
530. 1:16:54advancements in the next five years are going to be just face melting you know they just there was a guy
531. 1:17:01I think in England or Italy I think it was Italy um who's been paralyzed for 12 years due to a motorcycle accident
532. 1:17:09they just used a large language model they built a Bluetooth Bridge around the damaged part of his spine put electrodes in his spine
533. 1:17:18imaged his brain when he was thinking about moving his legs you know using large language models to interpret the data hooked up the
534. 1:17:27Bluetooth and said all right think about walking now and he's now walking like they're actively curing paralysis
535. 1:17:35as we speak using large language models so I think it's going to speed up medical research in ways that we can't even fathom
536. 1:17:48um if you teach chat CPT how to do a task will that knowledge cross over to all users not really so so it doesn't really have memory they're
537. 1:17:58taking what people are doing with chat GPT and they're fine-tuning it but it's not like the thing that you figured out
538. 1:18:03it will figure it out it will figure out what you can do now um with chat apt is you can copy and share prompts so let me show you
539. 1:18:15so over here's my chat history oh I gotta I've got a glare on my screen because of the light um over here in my chat history
540. 1:18:28they've now added a share button so if I click this share I can I can share this prompt with other people so I can copy the link
541. 1:18:37down here on the bottom and share that with other people so if you if you come up with a thread with a with a prompt
542. 1:18:44and a series of things that's really good you can copy that and share it with people um if you use something like Lang chain
543. 1:18:52which stitches together a number of tools but one of the tools that's in in Lang chain is a what's called a vector
544. 1:19:00database so that's basically memory so if you put together something like Lang chain then the things that you create if
545. 1:19:08you're writing those results into memory you can then search on them in the future but it's not straightforward
546. 1:19:13right now I would say give it a year when Microsoft really rolls out large language models integrated into their
547. 1:19:21entire Suite it's this is all going to become much easier so right now it's just janky and shitty but it will get less janky and less shitty
548. 1:19:29how do I think government oops hang on we'll regulate AI hopefully smartly um but they don't [ __ ] understand how
549. 1:19:46Wi-Fi works so I don't quite know how that's going to happen I think they need to have smart people on on advisory panels
550. 1:19:54um Sam Altman has been decently aggressive about cooperating with government and saying you need to regulate us and here's how I think you
551. 1:20:01should do it hopefully they listen to to smart people um I think Sam is one of them
552. 1:20:15I think that we will see governments um [ __ ] it up before they get it right um because at some point something's going
553. 1:20:28to happen something will be headline making that AI killed someone or hey I did this or a I did that or AI tanked
554. 1:20:34the banking sector or whatever it is and then the government will panic and try to shut [ __ ] down but you you're not
555. 1:20:42going to be able to shut down things that are now open sourced if this were all sitting in the hands of Google and
556. 1:20:47open AI like it was for a while that would be a different story where you could just kind of shut down those
557. 1:20:54companies but now that it's kind of out and open source and in developers hands and things like that I don't think you
558. 1:20:59can put the genie back in the bottle so the only plausible way you could actually stop it is to shut down the internet and they're
559. 1:21:08not going to do that because that's the entire economy infrastructure these days um so I think they're gonna have to deal
560. 1:21:14with it so hopefully fingers crossed um they don't make stupid moves to try to control it because the problem if they try to
561. 1:21:23control it too much is the stymie Innovation and the rest of the world ain't gonna stop um but at the same time I think these
562. 1:21:32things need to be taken seriously cyber security is is a big important there's big important implications for that um and uh yeah so
563. 1:21:43I don't know enough about government um to know anything other than I should be cynical about it and I am I'm a gen
564. 1:21:50xer and I'm cynical and I'm bitter and that's how I like like it oh there's more people here than were here before
565. 1:21:55okay hi my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab I talk about all things AI here feel free to ask
566. 1:22:01questions in the comments if you're new to AI if you have not played with chat GPT cool but end that today right now go to that address
567. 1:22:10while you listen to me ramble and whine and drink coffee chat.openai.com go there and that's the official chat CPT website
568. 1:22:21and just start playing start asking it to do things ask it to write you a song for your significant other or your pet um ask it to
569. 1:22:30this is a fun one ask it to give you a meal plan for the week that includes I don't know five obscure ingredients and
570. 1:22:37then it'll do that and then tell it to create a shopping list for you and then have it organize that shopping list by
571. 1:22:43category of the grocery store and just watch what it does and then go you could do that I didn't know I could do that
572. 1:22:53and then when you pick your drop off the floor ask it to write you a Python program and watch it do that and then
573. 1:23:00you'd be like what it could do that too so yeah go play there do I have a degree in artificial intelligence I have a degree in acting um
574. 1:23:11I I'm CEO of a video technology company I've been an entrepreneur for many many decades now um I I got in on the ground floor of the
575. 1:23:23early days of the World Wide Web I started one of the first digital agencies in 1994 a company called agency.com and um
576. 1:23:33I recognized in 1994 that the web was going to change everything and that no one knew it and I had a really cool
577. 1:23:41experience where I published an online magazine from my apartment in Brooklyn I uploaded the files to a computer in California on
578. 1:23:48a dial-up modem and three weeks later there was a full-page article about my magazine in a Parisian newspaper Halfway Around the World
579. 1:23:57and I recognized in that moment that the world had changed but no one knew it yet and so I was lucky enough to kind of be
580. 1:24:04there at the beginning and kind of know be able to see what was coming I had a similar Epiphany in December of 2022 last December
581. 1:24:13where I was playing with chat GPT and asked it to write me a Python program and in 90 minutes I wrote a functional
582. 1:24:20fully functional python application that took user inputs about a certain topic and generated five different
583. 1:24:27pieces of social media content I I wrote that application with calls to the open AI API in 90 minutes I've never written
584. 1:24:36a line of python in my life and that was my big breakthrough moment about holy [ __ ] the world just changed
585. 1:24:42like this is another one of those this is like on the level of the World Wide Web the personal computer the Industrial
586. 1:24:48Revolution the printing press fire written language like there aren't many of these and we're lucky if not lucky
587. 1:24:57enough to live in an era where there's been a number of these in a very short amount of time this is a big one
588. 1:25:04um so that's why I'm geeking out on this stuff but no I don't have I do not have a machine learning background I know how
589. 1:25:12this stuff works but I don't know how the [ __ ] they do it Alpha fault is like seti it really is okay what's the best way to learn AI
590. 1:25:20engineering if you want to learn AI like machine learning engineering like the engineering side then I would say go to
591. 1:25:27go to school or have chat gbt teach it to you if you mean how do I learn AI prompt engineering and how to use
592. 1:25:35generative AI tools um just get Hands-On watch YouTube videos watch tick tocks like mine watch Rachel Woods she's got a
593. 1:25:44tick tock Channel watch Mackenzie Bose if you're decently geeky there's a guy on YouTube named David Shapiro brilliant
594. 1:25:52machine learning scientist and he's creating an AGI kind of platform really wicked smart guy so depending on just
595. 1:26:01figure out your level of geekiness and then go find people that are just talking about this [ __ ] and start
596. 1:26:06playing just get in the get in that weird uncomfortable Zone where you're like I don't know what I'm talking about
597. 1:26:11I don't know what I'm doing here nobody knows what they're doing here I feel clueless every [ __ ] day this and I've
598. 1:26:16been like obsessing about it for six months now look like nine months now I've just been like and I feel clueless every day so just
599. 1:26:25feel clueless jump in feel the feelings feel the feels as they say as the kids say these days [Music] um
600. 1:26:36the Air Force is using on their drones yeah well so there was an interesting article that the mainstream media jumped
601. 1:26:44on that uh an Air Force drone turned around and attacked its operator and then it turned out well it was a
602. 1:26:50simulation and then it turned out well it was actually just a thought experiment where they said that could
603. 1:26:55happen and it was mischaracterized so whether or not that happened or not I don't know the media jumped on it though
604. 1:27:01because The Narrative of the robots are going to kill us is a strong one that sells you know gets eyeballs and [ __ ]
605. 1:27:08like that I think it's pretty irresponsible and it makes me cranky but what are you gonna do all right let me answer a few more
606. 1:27:15questions and then I gotta go live my Saturday life oh maybe I'll come back later tonight um that's not the original chat GPT site
607. 1:27:24yes it is chat.openai.com that's open AIS that's chatgpt chat.openai.com is the original Chachi EBT site if you're on another one
608. 1:27:34um you're not on the original that is the site um are you still out here blowing Minds I'm still out here the mines might be
609. 1:27:46blowing it's like why is he still talking thank you again for the information thank you for your instruction you're
610. 1:27:52welcome I'm acting like a guy so you're acting like a guy who knows about AI I am that's that's why I have
611. 1:27:59an acting degree it's mind-blowing I know that I act like I know this much mansplaining as a service at your service
612. 1:28:07all right what was the prompt to to write a Python program let's go write one link okay we're gonna do a new chat
613. 1:28:15so and I'll do this on GPT 3.5 um because that's the free thing so even if you're not paying for it so I'll say um
614. 1:28:26I am completely new to programming and I heard python is the way to go I want to write
615. 1:28:44an application that takes in some user input input and sends a prompt
616. 1:29:01to the open AI um G let's see the open AI GPT API um is this something you can help me make I
617. 1:29:19don't need to learn the programming I just want help making the application now
618. 1:29:34location if it seems like that's a little wordy and and like more like I'm talking to a you know a senior programmer or like
619. 1:29:45I'm a product guy talking to an engineer like one of the things that I've learned is is the more context that you give GPT
620. 1:29:52the better it gets so if I hit return now certainly I can help you get started um here are the basic things set up
621. 1:30:03python install python on your computer so it gives you the link of where to get it install the required packages you'll
622. 1:30:11need to install the open AI package to interact with it pip install so it's telling me some command line stuff here
623. 1:30:17so I don't understand all this but look there's there's some um let's see right in up I write the application create a new python file and
624. 1:30:27open it in a text editor here's the simple example of how the code would look there's your openai key there's your user input enter a prompt
625. 1:30:36it it already pulled the DaVinci 003 engine for open AI it gave it a max number of tokens of 100 and then it's
626. 1:30:47going to print the responses to screen make sure you replace your API key so it's telling me what to do but what I can say here is um
627. 1:30:55I don't understand how to do any of the local installing is it possible to run this
628. 1:31:10python application on a website question mark yes it's possible to run it on a website and what did it tell me here
629. 1:31:22use a web framework like fret flask or Django to create a an application using flask so so they're still saying pip
630. 1:31:29install so they're still having me install stuff from the command line which I don't want to do so I'm going to say
631. 1:31:34um I don't want to use command line is there a web site that runs python apps without me installing
632. 1:31:52anything boom yes replit.com and then it gives me the instructions of how to go to replit.com you can customize the project you can do it
633. 1:32:03right so um and then let me see um yeah that's it so so you get the basic idea so in in a very short amount
634. 1:32:13of time you can have it do something I'll show you another cool thing um we're gonna go over to GitHub
635. 1:32:26so GitHub is is this code repository let me sign in here oh I've got two Factor authentication script you can take the readme file from
636. 1:32:39GitHub and um go to chat GPT paste the readme file in there and say I'm on OSX give me a step-by-step um instructions for how to get this
637. 1:32:53GitHub repository up and running and then you can even say just give me one instruction at a time and don't move on
638. 1:33:01to the next instruction until I say okay and it will walk you step by step through the process so how can we make
639. 1:33:07money with AI don't worry so much the the generative AI tools are just tools how you make money is the way we've
640. 1:33:16always made money it's it like the answer to that question is no different than how do I make money with Photoshop
641. 1:33:21or how do I make money with um a lawn mower how you make money with any technology with any tool is you say what's a
642. 1:33:30problem someone's got that I can solve that if I solve it well enough they'll pay me for it so I would say take things where you
643. 1:33:39know a pain point you know where there's a problem that you can solve and if you can figure out how to use AI to solve
644. 1:33:44that then that's how you make money with it I'm a fairly good actor thank you I I shoot for Fairly good you know I you
645. 1:33:52know I don't want to be award-winning fairly good is where I'm that's that's what I'm looking for so that's exciting all right what
646. 1:34:02business would I start today I would start short term
647. 1:34:18I think I think I would probably start either a software development company or an agency that is all in on AI
648. 1:34:32um and what I would shoot for is being 10 to 30 times faster cheaper or better than the competition because I think for the next two years
649. 1:34:45they're going to be three to four person companies that are executing at the level of a 30 or 40 person company and and those three
650. 1:34:54to four person companies are going to be able to knock off big competitors um so I probably Smart Start I would find
651. 1:35:03two or three other very smart you know AI brilliant people not AI brilliant um brilliant people that know how to use AI tools
652. 1:35:17and I would probably find one that's good with technical stuff one that's good with visual stuff one that's good
653. 1:35:23with business and word stuff marketing business and then I probably find an operations person so I'm going to make
654. 1:35:30sure we don't go out of business I think with those three people you could probably be doing a level of
655. 1:35:38work that that you could do with a with a 30 or 40 person company so I don't know what I'd do it in right now but it
656. 1:35:45would definitely be leaning in heavy into AI looking forward to your live streams like this one thank you appreciate that
657. 1:35:51is the upgrade to GPT worth it for writing books yeah gpt4 is just much better you can use if if you just want to use um gpt4
658. 1:36:04um and you don't want to pay for it just go to bing.com bing.com and then when you go to Bing it'll it'll say
659. 1:36:16um ask me anything but but up here right next to the Bing logo is this chat and that is chat GPT and there's three
660. 1:36:25different conversation Styles more creative more balanced and more precise so depending on the kind of writing
661. 1:36:31you're doing if you're doing technical writing you might want it on more balanced or more precise if you're
662. 1:36:35writing screenplays or novels you might want to know more creative so this is gpt4 I think it's a little more hobbled than
663. 1:36:44open ai's version of it but um but it's free um so for me the upgrade to GP to chat GPT is worth it so the the upgrade gives
664. 1:36:58you chat GPT Plus and then on the upper part of the screen here you've got access to GPT 3.5 which is fast and you've got access to gpt4
665. 1:37:08and then you've got three models currently within it you've got the default which is what it used to be
666. 1:37:13you've got browse with Bing so this is Internet connected chat GPT and then you've got plugins there's all sorts of
667. 1:37:19plugins for for writers and there's going to be more and more and more so I think the ability to do all this stuff
668. 1:37:26right now is worth the upgrade now um Bing is already connected to the internet you know chat GPT is using Bing
669. 1:37:33and they have also announced that they're going to support the openai plug-in architecture so bing.com is
670. 1:37:38going to be able to support all these plugins so the distance between bing.com and current chat GPT is small but
671. 1:37:45there's a thing coming out for gpt4 called code interpreter that is absolutely mind-blowing so the reason I
672. 1:37:53like paying for this is these guys are the ones leading the charge right now so I want as Early Access as I can to the
673. 1:38:00tools that they put out so I think it's I think it's worth it but yeah um gpt4 is significantly better at basic
674. 1:38:09writing skills than GPT 3.5 is just better it's just good it's really good for things like yeah just it's good it's
675. 1:38:19solid it's so solid so solid it's I don't know if you know this but it's solid salad I like salad sometimes I like a
676. 1:38:28little chicken on my salad or use agent GPT I made I 18n with 28 languages you can find yours too that's cool yeah agent GPT is pretty cool
677. 1:38:43all right sir here is the point better if you don't even try to copy and paste the codes not sure what that means but yes don't
678. 1:38:51copy and paste codes we already have a lot of script kitties don't know what that means cool you can also just download a GitHub repo
679. 1:39:02the problem with GitHub repos if you're not a technological person is they're confusing as [ __ ] um
680. 1:39:13same with hugging face like hugging face is a remarkable sight with remarkable power in it but like GitHub it assumes that you're an
681. 1:39:20engineer and you can figure that [ __ ] out it needs a large language model sitting on top of it to help you figure it out
682. 1:39:27in my personal opinion all right a couple more questions check out speed to lead.io to make money that's affiliate marketing I I would
683. 1:39:44I would avoid that [ __ ] but that's my personal opinion if you don't want to pay for it then use the local if you
684. 1:39:50don't want to pay for it then use a local version of an llm yeah you can use open source llms but you know
685. 1:39:57Bing is free and it's you know you don't have to install anything the problem with installing local llms is you got to
686. 1:40:03find the right repo they're changing all the time you're going to install something that's then going to break
687. 1:40:08it's just we're at that early awkward stage of the industry where you have to be a bit of a geek if you want to do
688. 1:40:17anything outside of the norm I created my account good on you that's awesome all right looks like we've got some new
689. 1:40:23folks here my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab we're learning about AI well I'm learning about Ai and
690. 1:40:29then I ramble incoherently talking about what I've learned and I try to tell people what I know and then trolls tell
691. 1:40:34me that I have things coming out of my nose and I look like fat Alec Baldwin or Rosie O'Donnell that's how we started
692. 1:40:40this live you look like Rosie O'Donnell there was a large conversation about that which apparently I do so I think
693. 1:40:46it's the hair is it pretty do I look pretty I look so pretty uh anyway um I'm also a smartass and a gen xer and I'm bitter
694. 1:40:57um that URL chat.openai.com that's the official chat GPT website I do not make any money from that I just put it there
695. 1:41:03because that's the official site I was told it wasn't but it is um and then prompts.chat is a thing that
696. 1:41:10will help you learn about prompting and give you some ideas on future pedias just a list of tools that will melt your
697. 1:41:15brain there's too many of them to even manage anymore I find Bing's chat TP to be very taciturn and lazy I agree with you
698. 1:41:22Nathalia I think that um or Natalia um ever since the New York Times wrote about being telling the reporter that he
699. 1:41:32should leave his wife and and run away with him or with with her Sydney um they kind of hobbled it they
700. 1:41:40lobotomized Sydney and and she's just not as good so I I agree that the the official uh GPT for is good is poe
701. 1:41:48worthin pay worth paying access for the expanded upload I think so but so so here's the deal let me let me show you what
702. 1:41:56so Beth I think Poe is worth paying for so um what Poe gives you access to is their own model sage and then these ones that
703. 1:42:09say subscribe those are ones you have to pay for but you also get Claude instant which is that's anthropics Claude Claude
704. 1:42:15instant is incredibly fast and then chat gbt so if you pay the subscription you get access to gpt4 which fine you get
705. 1:42:23access to Claude plus which is anthropic's version of gpt4 and then you get access to Claude instant 100K so
706. 1:42:30it's a hundred thousand token context window which means you can paste in up to 75 000 words into your prompt chat
707. 1:42:38and start interacting with it so so where I've used that is I do a bi-weekly AI Salon that it's a two hour
708. 1:42:47Salon where we bring in a guest speaker and we talk about what's going on in AI um and so so every one of those is
709. 1:42:53transcribed it ends up being about a 56 page transcription I can literally with with Claude instant 100K I can copy and
710. 1:43:01paste those 56 Pages out of that transcript pop it in there and start asking questions about the transcription
711. 1:43:08so if you've got big documents that you want to kind of deal with in an ad hoc basis I think it's really good Claude
712. 1:43:15also allows you to make your own bots so I made like a sling blade bot and a yodobot and a Shakespeare bot I've made
713. 1:43:21like a dozen of these things now so if you go to po.com I am Yoda you can interact with Yoda or Shakespeare or Emily Dickinson so
714. 1:43:31um so yeah so I think I think it's pretty cool um I can't wait to be making 200k and just have to type prompts I that is
715. 1:43:39likely in your future if you're willing to take the time right now I think anyone that takes the time to basically
716. 1:43:45go to that URL and start figuring out how to pull interesting results out of these things is going to be in demand
717. 1:43:53um there's gonna be there's gonna be a Tipping Point where companies start to panic and realize oh [ __ ] we need to
718. 1:44:01figure this stuff out someone earlier was saying they went to their boss and they said you know I want to use AI to
719. 1:44:06help solve the problems of our business and their boss told them to you know take a flying [ __ ] and they wanted to go
720. 1:44:12talk to the experts which there are no experts um I think anyone who's got any sort of sense of how to use these tools is going
721. 1:44:21to be an incredible demand so I don't think you're that far away from that future of being paid 200 000 to just write words
722. 1:44:32but you'll also have to do things like think critically about what you want the tools to do and curate the best answers
723. 1:44:39and refine the best answers and generate good results and if you don't do any of that [ __ ] you'll get fired from your 200 000 job
724. 1:44:47but the opportunities there can I make a demonstration a demonstration with the Wolfram Alpha plugin this will be fun okay
725. 1:44:58so here's how we're going to do this I'll show you how how you get to so you go to gpt4 okay I'm going to take
726. 1:45:05you from the beginning so if if you're on chat gbt and you pay for chat GPT plus the first thing that you need to do
727. 1:45:12to be able to get to to plugins is you go to your settings and then in your settings you go to the second option here beta features and
728. 1:45:22there's browse with Bing and there's plugins you have to turn those on so you have to proactively turn on access to plugins
729. 1:45:30but then when you go to gpt4 you've got these three modes default browse with Bing and plugins so we'll go to plugins
730. 1:45:38and now you see a list here of plugins there's a whole bunch of plugins and in any session you can turn on or off up to three
731. 1:45:46so if you don't have access to Wolfram Alpha then you go to the plugin store and the plug-in stores just like the App
732. 1:45:53Store but it's got all these plugins in it oh there's wolf from alpha right there and then you can search for it and
733. 1:45:59then you hit install right so there's Wolfram it's installed but you would hit install and then then you've got access
734. 1:46:04to it then you go back here and you pop down your little menu here I'm going to turn off ask your PDF I'm going to turn on Wolfram Alpha
735. 1:46:16if I can find it there it is okay so Wolfram Alpha plugin is there so now I'm going to say I don't know much about math but would love
736. 1:46:33to um would love for you to give me 10 possible let's see possible
737. 1:46:49equations that I might try to solve I don't know let's see what what this does I that should not fire off the wolf from alpha plug in
738. 1:47:04but it should it should just give me some equations but it's thinking right now I this thing where where gpt4 just hangs a little bit
739. 1:47:19I've been experiencing this more and more I think they're a little busy I think they're a little busy they're like
740. 1:47:26hey people stop using our [ __ ] remarkable service our computers can't keep up sure be happy to wow that took a while
741. 1:47:34um here they are the linear equation the quadratic equation that I've heard of the cubic equation equations all involving fractions and
742. 1:47:43equations with roots absolute values exponential equations logarithmic equations okay um
743. 1:47:58let's see what might be the data I would use I would I would need to let's see
744. 1:48:14um play to I would need to use um a logarithmic
745. 1:48:29equation question mark logarithmic equations are used in situations where you're dealing with stuff compound interest okay that's good
746. 1:48:41population growth okay I'm going to stop generating here can you give me a sample data table for pop
747. 1:48:58you uhulylation population growth let's see if it'll give us some synthetic data here all right now it's going to wolf from alpha alpha
748. 1:49:12and now we can open this so it says it used wool from alpha let's see what it did so it it said input population growth it's a table
749. 1:49:22and then it generated okay so so so it actually generated a table for us with population growth from the year 2000 to the year 2010
750. 1:49:35this table is based on the formula for exponential growth P equals P to the zero times one plus r to the T where p
751. 1:49:44is the final population P0 is the initial population and R is the growth rate blah blah blah um can you use a logarithmic
752. 1:49:59equation on this data question mark all right yes you can use a log logarithm for example if we want to find out how long
753. 1:50:14it will take the population to reach a certain size so there it's giving the the the thing now let's see if it fires off wolf from
754. 1:50:22alpha yeah so there it fired off the wolf from alpha plug-in so it's now generated all this code and sent that off to oh no the the input
755. 1:50:35wait the query was log 1500 over a thousand so how long is it going to take to get to 1500 people then it gave the
756. 1:50:43the growth rate I I assume assumption assuming log is the natural log logarithm to use the base 10 logarithm
757. 1:50:52the Assumption of blah blah blah blah input blah results so there's all the results from Wolfram Alpha the Raw
758. 1:50:57results and then it synopsizes that for you according to the logarithmic equation it will take approximately
759. 1:51:0420.48 years for the population to reach 1500. so there's there's how you do it I've never used wolf from alpha before
760. 1:51:13but you can have chat GPT teach you enough about math to ask how to use Wolfram Alpha which is what we just did ain't learning fun
761. 1:51:22I ain't got no book smarts but I got some a chat GPT so I don't need books anymore education is so too it's so last decade
762. 1:51:33I hope that helps best AI usage for a Veterinary Hospital geez um potentially helping diagnose things it could help with um
763. 1:51:47marketing it could help with how to have difficult conversations if a dog is or if a pet is sick or dying or dead it
764. 1:51:56could help with I I mean so an almost easier question would be what couldn't it help with so so here's how I'd flip that around I would say
765. 1:52:08take areas of your business that you want to improve or that you think might possibly be improved and then kind of
766. 1:52:15stated as a problem here's a problem I want to solve and then think about how could generative AI actually support
767. 1:52:21that right so maybe it's you want more friendly images on your marketing materials okay then learn how to use
768. 1:52:29mid-journey and come up with happy pictures of dogs and people and and things like that um if you if you um
769. 1:52:40are struggling with hard conversations and your staff is getting really stressed out for having these hard
770. 1:52:45conversations have it help you come up with a strategy for how to have those conversations and write scripts and create training materials
771. 1:52:53um if you want to use it in a in a clinical sense you need to be way more careful obviously but it is incredibly
772. 1:53:00capable and knows a lot so it could maybe help with diagnoses on a tough case or it could you could generate tips and tricks documents
773. 1:53:09um if a dog's been through surgery you know here's a tip and tick tip tip and trick document personalized to that dog in that family so
774. 1:53:20um lots and lots of ways how can I build functional Forum with chat GPT without codes and cheap step by step
775. 1:53:28um I don't know what a functional forum is I assume you mean like a chat Forum um I would start to learn about no code
776. 1:53:35tools like zapier or make um there's tools out there that you don't need to code you do need to pay for zapier but it's cheap so
777. 1:53:45anybody experiencing slow chat GPT like it just doesn't seem as smart I for me the smart the smart it hasn't gotten
778. 1:53:53Dumber but it has gotten slower like we just saw that on that that wolf from alpha thing that I just I I just played
779. 1:53:59with can you tell me about perplexity I heard about it but I don't know anything I don't like I I played with perplexity once
780. 1:54:07um I don't think it's its own Standalone thing I think it's built on top of chat gbt but I don't I honestly don't know
781. 1:54:13sorry I don't know about that sorry to hear about that the bitter thing no no when your Gen X bitter is
782. 1:54:19part of bitters like a hobby when you're Gen X where do you find plugins for chat GPT right Within chatgpt
783. 1:54:26GPT is a famous chat box okay or chat bot uh [Music] 56 page use case is great yeah it's it's pretty remarkable what do you mean by
784. 1:54:41make that here I am Yoda wait where did it go okay so here's I am Yoda greetings ready to do or do do not there
785. 1:54:54is no try teach you the ways of the force I will but caution you I must shortcuts there are not awaken the force
786. 1:55:01within we shall see oh sorry it's not focused come on Focus there you go so I say um let's see why is it always raining question mark
787. 1:55:17raining why it is hmm clouds form partition precipitation Falls but sadness I sense in you so so it's acting like like Yoda so
788. 1:55:29so I made that bot I also made one that talks like Shakespeare I also made one that talks like Sling Blade and Emily
789. 1:55:36Dickinson and a bunch of them um so let's see I did Jay-Z Steve Jobs Maya Angelou Mary Shelley AI learning lab Edgar Allan Poe Mark
790. 1:55:47Twain myself okay so those are all Bots that I made so when I talk about making a bot also in the list here is this little
791. 1:55:55thing called create a bot and when you go there you can add a picture so I've been generating my pictures in mid-journey
792. 1:56:02for from a different characters and then you name the bot so so this one might be I am uh I am um [Laughter] [Music]
793. 1:56:17Tolstoy tall story I am Tolstoy um so then you give it a bot description you say this is Leonard Tolstoy and he's
794. 1:56:32going to do whatever and then you say um what what base what what base model are you going to use I'm going to use
795. 1:56:40Claude instant or I'm going to use chat GPT I I use cloud instant because it's really fast um and then here's the prompt so so you
796. 1:56:49know you are um what's his name Leonard tell story Leonard Tolstoy and whatever and you give it background
797. 1:56:57you basically tell him what it is and how you want it how you want it to interact like if I let's go in I'll show
798. 1:57:03you one that I've already written I'll go in and edit it we'll go go look at the Yoda one um how do I gotta edit
799. 1:57:15so I've got I am Yoda there's the bot description that that's the thing that showed up before you know welcome you
800. 1:57:21are an adventure of wisdom of the force and subtleties of Jedi leadership we will embark on blah blah blah the prompt
801. 1:57:29you are Yoda the well-known Jedi Master from Star Wars engage with users by importing your import imparting your
802. 1:57:36wisdom of the force leadership and complexities of your Galaxy so I go on and on so I've got this big long prompt
803. 1:57:42follow these guidelines keep your interactions brief unless a user requests in-depth mentorship or guidance
804. 1:57:48do not say you work for the Jedi Council in any way do not refer to your own passing into the force provide guidance
805. 1:57:54as an individual so all of those nuances there I added after it not working right so so that tells the bot what to do and
806. 1:58:03then there's an intro message and then that's kind of it and then you hit save and you're done and and that makes the bot so that's how
807. 1:58:12you make a bot using the PO bot maker and I don't even think you need to be a subscriber to make a bot with Poe
808. 1:58:22does info from AI be detected as plagiarism sometimes it is sometimes it's not you can usually get around this
809. 1:58:29plagiarism detectors and I think those plagiarism detectors are going to be um they're not going to be all that
810. 1:58:36important moving forward because these large language models are going to be incorporated into every writing tool out
811. 1:58:40there so the the the distinction between what was written by human and what was written by a bot is just going to get cloudier and cloudier
812. 1:58:49um and it doesn't it's not really all that important it's basically if you're providing good relevant content who
813. 1:58:55gives a [ __ ] how it was created if you're producing crap then you're an awful person and you know you should be
814. 1:59:03taken down but these are incredibly powerful tools why would we not use them I already have three years working with
815. 1:59:10models and codes they are amazing I know what's what's cool about these tools is when you look at them from the outside
816. 1:59:15you're like oh that's kind of cool what I'm finding is the deeper you dig into it the more you learn about them the
817. 1:59:20more amazing it becomes like I I have not had my mouth closed for for you know six months now I'm just like really
818. 1:59:29it's just amazing I'm a product management management and they are going wild for this right now it's really good
819. 1:59:36for for product project management and product management stuff organizing the the large language models are incredible
820. 1:59:43at analyzing like spreadsheets and documents and things like that and yeah really really cool is this the right
821. 1:59:51tool if I want to be a writer Chachi BT yeah it's a good one I'm using Google bard to write website copy it works well I would strongly
822. 2:00:01encourage you to use gpt4 I would I would compare Bard with uh with Bing or gpt4 at open AI um it is significantly stronger than bard
823. 2:00:15for for writing copy the plug-in stores in chat GPT itself yes say respond as a math professor yeah exactly that so so that so that's an
824. 2:00:28interesting thing when you tell Chachi PT to act like a math professor or act like a young in psychologist or act like a novelist
825. 2:00:36what you're actually doing is you're um you're narrowing what what they call the latent space you're narrowing sort of
826. 2:00:46the possible world of answers that it will answer from so if you ask it something about um mathematics and you don't narrow it
827. 2:00:54down like that it will pull information for anywhere anyone has mentioned mathematics which might include some idiot talking about
828. 2:01:04you know fake answers to real mathematical problems as opposed to a professor of mathematics who's actually
829. 2:01:10answering that problem so if you don't narrow the focus Chachi PT doesn't know the difference between the stupid student and the
830. 2:01:18really smart Professor so by saying act as a math professor it kind of Narrows the area that it will pull its answers
831. 2:01:26from or it's its words from it took longer because you weren't very specific I know I'm but I'm doing this
832. 2:01:33live what do you want from me I'm just a guy I'm just a guy you had me at hello you've got to identify it as a
833. 2:01:43mathematics professor I don't have to if I had it would have sucked less I wrote a prop which used the Wolfram
834. 2:01:54API in the background before it was implemented as a plugin that's cool um how long until deliveries get handled
835. 2:02:02by the Bots you can actually do that right now one of the plugins is um is Fresh Direct and so you can just say
836. 2:02:12create a meal plan for me for this week using the following Main Ingredients give me a shopping list go order it and
837. 2:02:20you know make me a shopping list and have it delivered and it will fire up the FreshDirect app and order your ship for you and it will
838. 2:02:27just come you can do that right now we're using we're using it to write code I use it to write warmer emails oh yeah
839. 2:02:33it's really good at that you can write like a really Bare Bones email and say warm this up that's a great use case of it
840. 2:02:39if it's dead the pet can be cloned yeah that's coming too absolutely bitters our resting face bitter you betcha Terence McKenna
841. 2:02:52all right I said I gotta go but I really have to go all right telling deliveries okay we're almost at the bottom of the questions here so
842. 2:02:59um thank you all for hanging around I appreciate it um so can other people use your Bot yeah if you go to there's a there's a bot
843. 2:03:07Discovery thing at Poe but if you go let's see if if you go to um po.com slash I am Yoda or I am Shakespeare those are two of them
844. 2:03:22that just works I'll just go to po.com slash I am Shakespeare and boom it just takes you to I am Shakespeare so but there's there's a
845. 2:03:33there's a bot Discovery thing there so the Mark Twain one is mine the Edgar Allan Poe one is mine Yoda Sling Blade
846. 2:03:42Emily Dickinson just go search for those folks how much is a chat gbt4 subscription so the the official one from
847. 2:03:51from open AI is 20 bucks a month um but you can use bing.com for free and that's built on top of gpt4 but it's not
848. 2:04:00as good in my opinion so I think it is worth paying the 20 bucks to open AI I don't make anything from them just to be
849. 2:04:07clear because I I show this URL all the time so I think I think the trolls are like he's making a fortune by getting commissions I'm not
850. 2:04:17I'm not making anything chat CPT says it's not plagiarism it's not plagiarism it is generating original content word
851. 2:04:26by word every single time it writes now it's based on the training data that might have copywritten [ __ ] in it which
852. 2:04:31is that's where the gray area is what plugin should I use for coding I'm a junior developer I don't know if you're
853. 2:04:38a junior developer I go to GitHub and start learning GitHub co-pilot because it is [ __ ] remarkable I just I'd go there
854. 2:04:46if you're a developer you're going to be there anyway I'd like to make a chat bot locally in my laptop to interact with my
855. 2:04:52PDX PDF documents please advise um you're gonna have to I I don't know exactly how to do that one answer is
856. 2:05:03wait for six months because when Google and Microsoft release their co-pilot tools within their Suite of office documents you're
857. 2:05:13going to be able to just search up you're going to be able to search across your local documents So within six
858. 2:05:17months that'll be there if you really want to do it now you're gonna have to install some local version you it's probably Lang chain is
859. 2:05:27probably the the suite of tools where you've got an embedding database uh you've got a vector database like I forget what it's called
860. 2:05:38um and you're gonna have to embed your PDFs and things like that so Lang chain is the tool I assume there's a version
861. 2:05:45you can install locally you're gonna have to install an open source large language model or you can do it in a
862. 2:05:51virtual machine like Google collab um or just wait just wait for six months and it'll it'll just you'll be able to just do it
863. 2:06:00uh I'm gonna use it to create a tick tock influencer just like me I'm a tick tock influencer and I'm gpt5 nice to
864. 2:06:07meet you can you describe your camera setup for doing these lives it's just the dual camera option when I go live
865. 2:06:12you can click one of the options is dual camera and it's basically just in that little window is the back camera and the
866. 2:06:19I'm the front camera so nothing fancy but you guys can jail break check EBT too I I don't but hackers are doing that
867. 2:06:32does co-pilot support c-sharp yes did Microsoft announce their version of co-pilot so co-pilot in GitHub is owned
868. 2:06:41by Microsoft that's GPT 4's code specific tool and I and I hear it's incredibly powerful so I would use co-pilot in GitHub and then um
869. 2:06:54yeah they're rolling co-pilot out across all of their Suite of applications anyway I've been here for two hours two
870. 2:07:02two hours uh it's been a pleasure speaking with you all I hope this helps I'll check back again later I'll maybe
871. 2:07:08log in tonight and do another live but I gotta go shopping I gotta do domestic duties and I also have a newsletter to
872. 2:07:14get out so I'll talk to y'all soon peace