9/8/2025 - Nano Banana Hackathon: Building Apps Without Coding

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0:00 Oh, little doggy. Are you ready, champ?
0:04 Are you ready?
0:05 [Music]
0:13 [Applause]
0:15 >> The boys were singing
0:17 [Music]
0:18 the summer that we met.
0:24 You were 10 and 17.
0:27 How could I forget?
0:31 I was shy to kiss you while the whole
0:35 wide world could see.
0:39 Shing said everything to me.
0:44 [Music]
0:48 The way we danced was not a dance but
0:51 more a long embrace.
0:55 held on to each other. Have floated
0:59 there in space.
1:01 [Music]
1:05 >> I was shy to kiss you while the whole
1:08 wide world could see.
1:11 So shingling said everything to me.
1:18 And all the poor old folks, they thought
1:22 we'd lost our minds.
1:25 They could not make heads with tales of
1:28 the young folks and funny rhymes.
1:32 You and I knew all the words that we
1:36 always sang along
1:39 to old jine.
1:46 [Music]
1:57 Woohoo!
2:00 [Music]
2:22 Woohoo!
2:26 [Music]
2:49 Lord digital gods with the first comment
2:51 coming in on YouTube. Whoop whoop. Good
2:54 day good people. What's happening?
2:59 Four people on Tik Tok. I do have a
3:01 feeling I have been somehow shitbanned
3:04 from Tik Tok, but whatever. I don't know
3:07 what's going on, man. It's weird. It's
3:10 weird. I tell you, it's weird.
3:14 Uhuh. Uh, I had one post go
3:18 um get a couple of views, a decent
3:20 amount of views, but like even my posts
3:23 have been weird lately.
3:29 Hello, David Simon. What's happening?
3:33 [Music]
3:49 D
3:55 de
4:03 [Music]
4:05 la
4:09 let la da.
4:12 [Music]
4:14 [Laughter]
4:15 [Music]
4:18 Um,
4:20 I have a I I uh
4:25 things happen for me a little slowly
4:28 sometimes,
4:29 [Music]
4:35 but then when they happen, like things
4:36 all of a sudden get really clear.
4:39 [Music]
5:22 Um, hope everyone's doing well. Happy
5:24 Monday. I don't know if it's going to be
5:26 a meltdown Monday. I got a lot to talk
5:28 about. Um,
5:31 I did a little vibe coding over the
5:33 weekend.
5:37 You know what's amazing is this AI stuff
5:40 moves so fast.
5:42 It's Monday, right? It is Monday, right?
5:45 Um
5:46 [Music]
5:48 I spent I don't know probably six hours
5:51 off and on on Saturday vibe coding
5:57 an app for this uh for this Google and
5:59 Kaggle contest. So, Google had a nano
6:03 banana vibe coding hackathon this
6:05 weekend. And I know Brandon built
6:08 something. I built something. If anyone
6:10 else did, let me know if you built
6:11 anything for it. We'll go look at your
6:14 things and we'll see if we can get us
6:16 get us some votes. Get us some votes for
6:18 our little action.
6:20 It is Monday. Okay, good. Thank you,
6:22 Vicki. Second brain. Appreciate that.
6:27 [Music]
6:28 Um,
6:30 so we got got that to talk about. I'm
6:32 really happy with the with the app that
6:34 I built. Um,
6:37 it's funny like vibe coding is
6:39 interesting because there's the vibe
6:40 coding part and then there's the vibe
6:42 interface part and I was hating the
6:44 interface and then and then I stumbled
6:47 on something and I uploaded a screenshot
6:49 and it kind of did something close and I
6:52 kind of like it.
6:55 Oh, Vicki built something but didn't
6:56 enter it. Bummer.
6:58 Tik Tok question. Vibe coding. What is
7:01 vibe coding? Okay, so
7:08 in in um in any large language model, um
7:14 one of the things that they're really
7:16 good at is writing code. So you can just
7:19 go into chat GPT right now and you can
7:21 actually vibe code in chat GPT. You can
7:23 just say make me a web app of a video
7:26 game or of a of a uh a business
7:30 dashboard or uh take this research and
7:33 bring it to life in some sort of
7:34 interactive application and it will just
7:37 write code and build you that
7:39 application and then um so you could you
7:42 could do that within chat GPT you could
7:44 do that within claude and then there
7:46 started to become specialized uh things
7:49 like within GitHub there was a thing
7:51 called co-pilot
7:53 which was part of Microsoft and now they
7:56 call C-pilot everything but there was
7:57 this specialized thing called copilot
7:59 and which is still there GitHub copilot
8:01 is a is can write code um there's cursor
8:05 uh which writes code there's replet
8:08 agent which writes code there's this
8:10 thing called lovable.dev dev um and
8:13 there all these kind of specialized
8:14 environments where you can go in and you
8:17 don't have to know a lick of code and
8:19 you can write applications and so it's
8:22 called vibe coding. Andre Karpathy
8:24 coined the term I think it was about six
8:26 months ago back in March of this year
8:29 and he basically said I'm vibe coding
8:33 now and it basically means what what he
8:35 meant by that is he can code. Andre
8:37 Karpathy can code. He's one of the one
8:39 of the brightest engineers of our
8:41 generation and um but he said he likes
8:45 vibe coding which is where you just go
8:46 describe what you want and then it
8:48 writes the code and then you just say no
8:50 I don't like it fix it make it better do
8:52 this so vibe coding is just the act of
8:54 like using your words you know sitting
8:58 there like a creative director like a
9:00 producer
9:02 and and letting the app do the coding
9:04 and then you're just all you're doing is
9:06 effectively you know product directing
9:09 product uh product engineering, not even
9:11 product engineering, just product
9:12 directing. Now, if you're good at code,
9:16 um, and you know things like database
9:18 setup and authentication and setting up
9:21 web servers and hosting environments and
9:23 security and things like that, it's
9:25 going to be easier for you because all
9:28 of the vibe coding tools right now
9:31 kind of rely on you having your [ __ ]
9:34 together when it comes to things like,
9:36 oh, not exposing your API keys to the
9:39 public and things like that. So, so
9:42 there's a lot of disasters right now
9:44 with Vibe Coding with people that don't
9:45 know what they're doing. But what's
9:47 going to happen is over the next year,
9:50 probably within a year. You're going to
9:52 start to have um sites like Lovable that
9:56 are really like 100% designed for people
10:00 that don't know coding. And they're
10:02 going to do all that back-end setup and
10:04 management for you automatically, just
10:06 transparently in the background. and
10:08 they'll be defaulted to good safe
10:10 settings and you'll have a database and
10:11 you'll have authentication. You'll have
10:13 you'll have all the things a real app
10:15 has. Um and uh that's where that's
10:17 headed. It's actually really exciting.
10:21 Yeah. So, you just talk and then you're
10:22 coding. That's exactly right.
10:25 And I'll show you. In fact, I can go
10:27 show you right now.
10:30 We'll jump into this Kaggle contest.
10:34 I'll show you the thing I built.
10:40 [Music]
10:46 Let's see. Let me go change my tabs.
10:51 Where am I? What am I sharing?
10:55 I guess I'm not sharing that. Hang on a
10:57 sec.
11:04 All right. There's that. All right.
11:08 So, here's my uh here's my thing that I
11:11 built. Let's see.
11:14 Well, I'll just I'll go show it to you
11:15 live. Where is my mouse? There it is.
11:19 So, this is my this is my entry. So, you
11:21 had to do a video. So, I made a a little
11:24 video. Why is that not showing up?
11:28 Oh, because did it spin up a new site?
11:30 Oh, I hate it when it does that.
11:33 Hang on. All right. Okay, spun up a new
11:36 tab. Okay, so here's here's the video
11:38 that I made and then here's some images.
11:40 And so the the the uh thing that I built
11:43 is called the time traveler selfie
11:45 selfie booth. Can I spin up a black bar?
11:48 Producer producer Brandon's in a
11:50 particularly spicy mood tonight. One
11:53 thing you should know about producer
11:54 Brandon, one of the reasons he's a
11:55 little bitter tonight, it's his birthday
11:59 and he's getting older. He's getting
12:01 older. He was a young spritly fellow
12:03 yesterday and today he shows up a little
12:07 late. I think he just gotten up from a a
12:09 nap after a nice warm milk. You know,
12:12 it's it's uh you know, the the aging it
12:16 comes quick. But anyway, happy birthday,
12:19 Brandon.
12:21 Um anyway, so so I built a thing. So
12:24 this was a nano nano banana um contest.
12:28 So you had to use nano banana. So I did.
12:30 So, I'm going to go over to the uh
12:33 coding environment. So, if I go to aist
12:36 studio.google.com
12:39 and then I look up
12:43 if you go to the build tab and then I
12:46 can look at my apps and then here is my
12:48 app and I got to change my tab again
12:51 because that's what you got to do. All
12:53 right. So, we're going to allow camera
12:55 use. So, here's my app. So, I'll go full
12:58 screen with it.
13:01 And what it is, I can upload a picture
13:04 or I can just take a picture. So there's
13:06 me with my new fancy. Did you notice my
13:09 new glowing LED light background? I got
13:13 myself one of those LEG LED projectors
13:15 with a gobo light so I could look like a
13:18 fancy influencer.
13:20 And look, we can we can change the mood,
13:23 too. Look, now that's all blue. Look at
13:27 that. It's so fancy. All right. So, so,
13:32 um, let me see. Let me close this a
13:34 little bit because I like the interface
13:36 when it's a little tighter.
13:38 Oh, that didn't do what I wanted it to
13:40 do at all. Did it? No. I don't like that
13:44 at all. Hang on. Hold, please.
13:47 All right. So, what we'll do is we'll
13:49 just zoom in over here.
13:52 Um, all right. So, so I take a picture.
13:55 So I look at the look at Yan camera
14:00 and then um so I can choose a character,
14:03 a location, and a decade. And so I'm
14:07 going to choose a an artist. I'll be a
14:10 pretentious artist. We'll do New York
14:12 City. That's good. And then we'll do a
14:15 pretentious artist in the 50s. And then
14:17 I can either take a color or a black and
14:19 white selfie. So we'll do we'll do it's
14:22 50s. We we'll do it's Kodakchrome. We'll
14:25 do we'll do color. And there we go. And
14:29 then over here, Nano Banana is making my
14:32 selfie. My time machine selfie. My time
14:36 traveler selfie. And there I am. And
14:40 then I can click on this and zoom in.
14:43 That's actually pretty cute.
14:47 And if I put a little uh a little label
14:50 on the bottom of it, like a little
14:52 handwritten note. And I also put at the
14:55 very top of it, join the AI salon
14:57 community. Salon.ai. And I and and
15:00 that's it. I mean, it's I can um I can
15:03 share it. Let's see. So, if I click the
15:06 share button, it pulls up my native
15:08 sharing uh uh window, which you can't
15:11 see right there. I can download this
15:13 picture, which I just downloaded it, or
15:15 I can take another one, which basically
15:17 just rerenders it.
15:19 The cool thing about this is like this
15:21 is a fully built usable deployable
15:26 application that I built in six hours
15:28 without touching a line of code. And if
15:31 you want to go look at the code, you
15:32 can. So back in the back end here are
15:35 all the components, right? So there's
15:38 the camera component and icons and the
15:41 image model and things like that. And
15:43 then there's some constants. And the
15:46 constants are things like my pulld down
15:48 menus.
15:49 And then there's index.html, the thing
15:52 that displays it. And then there's JSON
15:54 metadata. And then there's a Gemini
15:56 services. So there's all this code. I
15:59 don't know what the [ __ ] it does. You
16:01 That's vibe. Vibe coding is you're just
16:03 kind of you're just kind of coding.
16:06 Uh archetypal architect. Didn't expect
16:09 Kyle to start doing stuff this soon.
16:11 Yeah, sorry about that.
16:15 has to be purple if you're in tech. Oh,
16:17 my background. Yeah, I'm going to go
16:19 back to I like the yellow one.
16:21 Let's see. That's red. I think that's
16:24 white. That's blue.
16:28 There we go. Um,
16:31 the problem is,
16:34 let me go show you something here. Let's
16:36 go back to
16:39 AI Studio and go to Nano Banana. And
16:43 right here, if you look at the cost,
16:50 state-of-the-art image generation
16:53 image
16:56 per per
17:00 um per image, it's 30 cents.
17:04 And so I built a thing that kind of
17:06 encourages people to make like a whole
17:08 bunch of images. So So I'm not going to
17:11 launch my app, but I did make a video of
17:15 my app. So
17:17 you know, you can you can watch the
17:20 video if you Oh, so here's where you go.
17:22 So if you go to kaggle.com/competitions,
17:28 so k aggle.com
17:32 slashcompet competitions
17:35 slashbanana
17:38 that will take you to the nanobanana
17:41 um
17:43 hackathon.
17:45 So there's $400,000 in prizes and voting
17:48 voting matters. So if you find time
17:51 traveler selfie booth
17:56 I posted
18:11 there's no search function among
18:12 writeups. If I view writeups it's just
18:15 you have to just scroll. Oh that's
18:18 horrible. Okay. So, so that's bad. So,
18:22 let's see where I posted this. I I
18:24 deleted all my stuff off LinkedIn
18:25 because I posted it too early. It was
18:28 all broken.
18:30 Um, all right. So, here's what I'm going
18:32 to do. I'm going to go
18:35 if I go into the AI salon
18:38 and I scroll down to challenges and
18:40 competitions, I might have put it in
18:41 there.
18:43 Yeah, please vote for my entry. Oh,
18:45 wait. Hang on. So, if you go to the AI
18:48 salon right now, how many folks are in
18:49 here? We got 34 folks in here and 18
18:51 over there. Um, or oh, we got 24 folks
18:54 in here. Um, go to the AI salon and go
18:57 to challenges and competitions under
18:59 latest news.
19:01 And I'm the first one there. And then
19:04 Brandon, you should put your app there
19:06 as well. Please vote for Brandon's app.
19:09 Um,
19:11 Brandon, you want to get up and demo
19:12 your app and show people what you built?
19:15 Dang, I'm late. What did I miss? Oh,
19:17 just there was a there was a hackathon
19:19 this weekend for Nano Banana that Google
19:21 put on and so Brandon and I both uh made
19:26 entries. So,
19:30 >> yeah. So, there are um hang on, let me
19:32 jump out. There are uh 400 uh no 816
19:37 entries is what I what I counted based
19:39 on the pageionation. Um, and so my link
19:44 should be in the uh challenges and
19:48 competitions right below yours. If not,
19:52 um, I can definitely
19:54 >> No, you just have
19:57 No, you don't. You just have uh
20:01 you just have the competition itself.
20:03 >> Gotcha. So mine then I posted
20:08 either in in look what I made.
20:13 So if we head over to look what I made
20:18 [Music]
20:20 which is community.thesalon.ai
20:23 by the way if you're wondering where we
20:24 are.
20:27 >> Yeah. Scroll down.
20:31 >> Happy birthday. Very nice.
20:32 >> There it is. transforming emergency
20:34 response with nano banana. There you go.
20:36 >> Y
20:37 >> All right, cool.
20:37 >> So I So just some background on this, I
20:39 realized because people were taking like
20:41 pictures of [ __ ] Falls and augmenting
20:44 fun facts and stuff about it. So I
20:46 realized two things. I realized one, it
20:49 could see and interpret what it was
20:51 seeing and two, it had the knowledge of
20:53 Gemini behind it. And so I thought, what
20:56 is something that not a lot of people
20:58 are going to do? And I thought, well,
21:00 let maybe we go with emergency response
21:02 or first aid.
21:03 >> You didn't want to do something obvious
21:05 and stupid like a selfie generator.
21:09 >> I mean, the thought did cross my mind,
21:11 but um so uh I started with working
21:16 through this and and working with
21:17 iterating with Gemini on how to do this.
21:20 And I had to really get creative with it
21:24 because I kept running up against safety
21:26 guidelines. It's like I can't give you
21:28 safety, you know, I can't that violates
21:31 safety guidelines. Uh and so I had to
21:33 keep but it's a it's a it's a safety
21:35 app. It's supposed to it needs to do
21:37 that in order to be able to help people.
21:40 >> And so um spent some time with that and
21:43 got it got it actually functional. And
21:45 this is a hard lesson for anybody who's
21:47 been in the vibe coding space for a
21:48 while. I got it functional and I got it
21:51 working perfectly. Then I asked it to
21:54 change one line and it borked the entire
21:57 project. It like erased 80% of the work
22:00 I had done. And I was like and I and I
22:03 said, "Where where did you put all of
22:05 the code?" And like I am so sorry. I I
22:09 completely understand how that must be
22:10 terribly frustrating for you. Uh and
22:13 then so I had to go back and try.
22:15 >> Wait, you think you couldn't revert to
22:16 an earlier version? Uh, I I could, but I
22:20 refreshed my browser and lost it all.
22:23 Oh, yeah. That's an important thing. If
22:25 you're vibe coding in in the Gemini app
22:29 builder thing, there's a save button. It
22:31 does not autosave your project. This is
22:34 something that I learned that if you go
22:37 out Yeah. or you refresh your browser
22:39 like you did, it's gone. So, you have to
22:41 hit your save button. But rather than
22:44 showing you, so so I went with the 11
22:46 Labs specialty track um which has less
22:50 competition. And so because I used 11
22:53 Labs to do the voice narration and
22:56 >> rather than doing you what you did and
22:59 and just kind of getting up and talking
23:00 about it on camera, I was like, "Well,
23:02 wait a minute. I've got 11 labs and I've
23:06 got screenshots,
23:07 so I just mashed that all together for
23:09 my two-minute video." So, I think rather
23:11 than having me do a live demo, what I'd
23:14 like you to do that the the I'm really
23:16 happy with how the the
23:21 >> video came together. So, if you just
23:23 click on that link, you should be able
23:24 to play it. And
23:26 >> oh, wait.
23:28 >> Yeah, we need to bring the screen back
23:30 up. But, uh, yeah. So, this was done. I
23:33 think I spent probably in total six
23:36 hours on this from idea to submission,
23:41 including making the video.
23:43 >> Okay, cool.
23:47 >> During moments of crisis, quick and
23:49 clear guidance can be the difference
23:50 between a close call and a serious
23:52 emergency. Introducing Rescue Lens, an
23:55 app that transforms your smartphone into
23:57 an intelligent assistant powered by the
23:59 cuttingedge Gemini 2.5 flash multimodal
24:02 model, Nano Banana. Let's see it in
24:05 action. In Navigate mode, Rescue Lens
24:09 scans your surroundings. It uses the
24:11 Gemini model's unique ability to analyze
24:13 an image and a text prompt
24:14 simultaneously, identifying potential
24:17 dangers.
24:18 >> Caution, the street is flooded, hiding
24:21 unknown dangers. The sidewalk on the
24:23 right appears safer, but proceed with
24:25 extreme caution and watch your step.
24:28 >> But what about when a danger has already
24:30 occurred? That's where first aid mode
24:32 comes in. Simply point your camera at an
24:35 injury. The Gemini model analyzes the
24:38 visual input and highlights the injury
24:40 with a precise red circle.
24:42 >> Here are some basic first aid steps.
24:45 One, wash your hands thoroughly with
24:47 soap and water before touching the
24:49 wound. Two, gently clean the wound with
24:52 mild soap and water to remove any dirt
24:54 or debris. Three, apply.
24:57 >> It's like having an expert by your side,
24:59 delivering immediate actionable advice.
25:02 Finally, an SOS alert instantly
25:04 triangulates your location, helping
25:07 rescuers find you quickly. And by
25:09 leveraging 11 Labs library of voices,
25:12 Rescue Lens talks to you in your
25:13 language of preference. By seamlessly
25:16 integrating image analysis, visual cues,
25:18 contextual text generation, and
25:20 texttospech translation, Rescue Lens
25:23 makes complex, high stress situations
25:25 easy to manage. It's more than an app.
25:28 It's an indispensable tool designed to
25:30 provide peace of mind when you need it
25:32 most. Rescue Lens, your smart guide in
25:36 an emergency.
25:38 [Laughter]
25:40 >> So
25:40 >> nice. That's great.
25:42 >> Not bad for six hours of work. I mean,
25:44 but it really the thing that impresses
25:46 me most about it is that it actually
25:47 works. Like how many times I've got my
25:49 kids come up with a scraped knee or, you
25:51 know, I've got a a spider bite or
25:54 something and I'm being guided by a
25:57 banana help digital gods. Um, yeah. So,
26:01 like I said, I don't this is my my
26:03 submission. Please vote.
26:04 >> Beautiful
26:06 to me.
26:07 >> So, and did did uh did ChachiBt or
26:10 Gemini come up with Rescue Lands the
26:11 name?
26:12 >> Yep. Yeah, it did was 100% Gemini. I did
26:15 everything in Gemini from the image
26:16 generation to the
26:18 to the naming of it and you know the
26:21 narration was 11 Labs.
26:23 >> Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful,
26:25 beautiful. All right, so there you have
26:27 it. Um, so go uh the uh if you go to the
26:32 salon, find our things and go give us
26:33 some up votes and we will uh I don't
26:37 know. We we will probably be ignored.
26:43 I I would think that that uh that San
26:47 Francisco people have an advantage or
26:49 maybe people who've done um you know
26:52 really ambitious apps. I mean I mine
26:54 mine was mine was a fairly obvious thing
26:56 although I thought the I thought the
26:58 time traveler bit was pretty clever. The
27:01 >> one thing that I will clarify that I
27:03 never got confirmation on this yet but
27:05 Vicky I think has the winner of when you
27:09 go to the site it looks like nobody's
27:11 voted on anything and I think they're
27:13 hiding the number of votes. So when you
27:16 click upvote it'll say one but if you
27:18 refresh it'll say zero. So, please just
27:21 go up vote even though it looks like
27:22 it's not registering. We have it on
27:25 suspicion that it's registering in the
27:27 background.
27:28 >> Yep.
27:29 Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful.
27:32 Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. All
27:35 right. Let's see. Going to need an
27:38 emergency crew for that scraped knee.
27:41 They're They're picking on you. Your app
27:43 said that you could drive on the
27:44 sidewalk, too. No one was very happy
27:46 about that. So,
27:48 everyone's picking on you. Um,
27:52 but let's It's a brilliant idea. Good
27:54 luck. Nice. Now, I assume you're not
27:56 launching yours either, correct,
27:58 Brandon?
27:59 You just did you just uploaded your code
28:01 to GitHub.
28:03 >> Um, I published it. I uh I I pushed to
28:06 production. I don't know what that
28:08 means, but I would be tickled pink if
28:10 people used it. I mean, if it helped
28:11 anybody, that's worth 30 cents of an
28:13 image generation.
28:14 >> Yeah. Did you Did you generate it? Did
28:16 you um deploy it or just
28:18 >> Yeah, I deployed I deployed it. It's
28:19 It's You can use it out out in the wild.
28:22 It's The link is in the Kaggle
28:23 description where anybody can play with
28:25 it.
28:25 >> That's cool. All right. Yeah. I just I
28:28 didn't want to have a $350 bill for
28:31 someone making a bunch of selfies from
28:32 1927.
28:34 >> Yeah. Well, I I just figured uh why not?
28:38 The more the marrier. If it gets out of
28:39 handle, Google will email me and let me
28:41 know. Um but I did want to clarify that
28:44 it was not driving on the sidewalk. is
28:45 assuming you're standing on the street
28:47 taking the picture. It's advising you to
28:49 carefully walk onto the sidewalk.
28:56 >> Oh, that's hilarious. All right, cool.
28:58 Groovy. Grievy, what's the link to vote?
29:01 So, uh, Source Camp, if you go to the AI
29:04 salon, go to, um,
29:08 contests and competitions under news,
29:12 and my link is there and then go to look
29:14 what I made and Brandon's link is there.
29:17 And if anyone else made anything, uh,
29:19 let us know. Put, we'll we'll get you
29:21 linked up in the salon and we'll get you
29:23 some some votes over there. The other
29:26 thing that I want to talk about with the
29:28 salon
29:30 with the salon
29:33 [Music]
29:35 is tomorrow. Let me share my screen
29:42 [Music]
29:46 tomorrow. Um Cindy [ __ ] and I are
29:49 starting a four-week. So Cindy [ __ ] has
29:52 the uh AI prototyping club
29:55 and um you know every couple of months
29:59 or so she kicks off a 4-week
30:03 prototyping club and so I'm co-hosting
30:06 it with her starting tomorrow and what
30:10 you're going to actually prototype is a
30:11 micro course. Um so this is available
30:17 for members of the AI salon mastermind.
30:20 So, the Aelon Mastermind right now is 20
30:22 bucks a month. It gets you access to all
30:24 of the mastermind clubs. Um there's a a
30:27 founder hangout on Friday. Um we've got
30:29 all sorts of things planned for the
30:31 mastermind. It's a really good group of
30:32 people in there. Um and if you want to
30:34 do this prototyping course, it's a
30:36 really good reason to join. Also, the
30:38 the 20 bucks a month is good. In 2026,
30:41 the price of the mastermind's going up.
30:43 So, um you can get uh the mastermind at
30:47 what for what I think is really really
30:49 cheap. Um and uh yeah, so we're kicking
30:51 off the prototyping course uh starting
30:54 tomorrow. I'm really excited about it.
30:56 So, you will end up with basically an
30:59 online course that you can do whatever
31:00 you want with. You can sell, you can
31:02 share it with people in the salon, you
31:03 can share it with your family, um build
31:06 it on whatever you want. So, come join
31:07 us. Come hang out. All right. And how
31:11 you find that, you can find this in
31:12 salon announcements and then we'll link
31:15 you over to the uh to the mastermind.
31:19 And here's the event location Cindy [ __ ]
31:21 bit in put put in in uh in the salon
31:25 announcements. All right.
31:27 Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful,
31:30 beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Um
31:36 so I had something
31:41 I made I made a video on this today. Um,
31:46 and this is a I I did a this was a
31:49 really fun a fun thing that I did. Oh,
31:52 let me I got to share different so you
31:53 can see this.
32:01 [Music]
32:04 Okay, I think you can all see that,
32:06 right?
32:10 [Music]
32:12 Oops.
32:16 [Music]
32:18 Okay. So, so I'm working on this book.
32:22 It was originally called Feed Your
32:23 Prompt. Now it's called 10erson Team.
32:25 And the basic idea is if you feed your
32:28 prompt like a producer, you transform AI
32:31 from a tool into a 10-person team. So,
32:34 that's kind of this new idea that that
32:36 I'm I'm exploring with my editor and and
32:40 uh working on this book. And so, I'm I'm
32:42 getting my head around this idea. And
32:44 so, yesterday I was flipping through Tik
32:46 Tok and there was a Tony Robbins video
32:49 and it was it was really good. It was
32:50 just a really well done video that was
32:52 talking about um
32:56 expectations versus appreciation. And
32:59 that basically if you want to if you
33:00 want to get out of feeling crappy about
33:02 yourself, get your attention off
33:03 yourself and put it on others and put it
33:05 on how much you you know gratitude, you
33:10 know, how much gratitude you have. Um,
33:12 but there was something about how it was
33:14 structured that I just really liked. So
33:18 I I hand transcribed it. I know I could
33:20 have done this with AI, but I hand
33:21 transcribed it. It was only it's only
33:23 about a minute long. And then I took I
33:26 took the transcript of of his little
33:29 minutelong video and I put it into my my
33:32 book project in chat GPT and I said, you
33:36 know, um, take this concept of AI not
33:41 being a genius and acting like a
33:44 producer and having this 10person team
33:46 and use this Tony Robbins, use the the
33:49 framework of the Tony Robbins thing, but
33:52 switch out expectations. and
33:54 appreciation and suffering for, you
33:58 know, AI being crappy versus AI being
34:01 good. Um, and and so it came up with
34:05 this, and this this was really
34:06 interesting. I I had it I wrote that
34:09 prompt. I had it do it with uh GPT5
34:12 instant, GPT5 mini, thinking, main
34:16 thinking, and then I did 40. And this
34:18 was the 40 version, which I like the
34:21 best. I just there's something about 40
34:22 that just works for me. Um but I want to
34:26 share this with you and then this gave
34:29 me an idea
34:31 for um for how to use branching in in
34:35 chat GPT. So I'm kind of excited about
34:38 it. And so the branching idea I'm it's
34:42 you're going to be experiencing with it.
34:44 You're you're going to be experiencing
34:46 it for the first time with me because
34:49 it's just an idea right now. But anyway,
34:51 here's the here's the Tony Robbins
34:53 inspired
34:55 book thesis. There's only one reason AI
34:59 keeps disappointing you. You're acting
35:01 like a user. You're treating AI like a
35:03 vending machine. Type in a request,
35:05 cross your fingers, and hope for
35:07 brilliance. But here's the thing. AI
35:10 isn't a genius. It's not a mind. It's a
35:13 mirror. It reflects whatever you feed it
35:15 with no taste, no judgment, no context.
35:18 So, if you show up like a user, giving
35:20 it bland prompts with no voice, no
35:22 vision, no stakes, that's what it gives
35:25 you back. Impressively fast,
35:27 meaningless, mediocre crap. But here's
35:30 the ch the shift that changes
35:33 everything. Feed your prompt. You feed
35:37 it your ideas, your taste, your
35:39 feedback, your weirdness, your ambition,
35:41 your edits, your standards. When you do
35:44 that, everything changes. You stop being
35:46 a user and start being a producer. And
35:50 what do producers do? They don't wait
35:52 for brilliance. They direct it. They
35:55 lead the vision. They cast the team.
35:58 They shape the output until they decide
36:01 it sings. When you feed your prompt like
36:04 a producer, you don't just get better
36:05 results. You unlock an invisible
36:07 10-person team of AI superstars ready to
36:10 do anything you want, working in your
36:13 voice at your speed, to your standards.
36:16 So, if you're tired of being
36:17 disappointed by AI, stop being a user.
36:21 Feed your prompt. You feed your prompt
36:23 like you're the producer and lead your
36:25 damn team. So, I just I I did a little
36:29 bit of copywriting and you copy editing
36:32 to tighten it up, but for the most part,
36:34 that's what came out. And it kind of it
36:36 kind of works. It it matched the the
36:38 sort of confidence of Tony Robbins and
36:41 the clarity of progression of ideas and
36:44 it kind of really unpacked nicely. built
36:47 up to to this team, you know, going from
36:49 being a user to a producer and then and
36:52 then, you know, I love I love the little
36:55 section and what are producers do? They
36:57 don't wait for brilliance. They direct
36:59 it. And that's if there is a if there is
37:02 a single point that is the difference
37:06 between people who are good at AI and
37:08 people who are not good at AI is the
37:11 ones that are good at it are directing
37:13 the vision. they're holding the vision
37:15 of what they want steady and then
37:18 they're they're they're guiding AI to
37:21 get them there, right? As opposed to
37:23 just expecting it to be brilliant. So
37:25 anyway,
37:27 um
37:30 I see that you give it a quality prompt.
37:32 Damn,
37:34 seen this video earlier. Yeah. So, okay.
37:37 So, here's the idea. Okay.
37:40 So now let me explain branching and and
37:43 I want to explain branching in a in in a
37:46 couple of different ways. Well, not in a
37:47 couple of different ways.
37:49 There's a couple of different purposes
37:51 for it. So So let me just show you
37:52 really quickly. Um if I if I type in
37:55 here, I'm just at chat GPT right now. I
37:57 am sharing this, right? Yeah, I am.
37:59 Okay. So I'm at I'm at regular chat GPT
38:02 right now.
38:04 And um
38:07 so I'm going to say um I want to
38:12 uh
38:17 come up with
38:20 a side hustle
38:23 I can do on weekends
38:28 that has
38:30 very little
38:33 time or money
38:37 investment.
38:40 Okay,
38:43 so that's a that's a relatively shitty
38:45 prompt, but that's okay.
38:50 So, one of the things that
38:53 will often happen is you'll sit down at
38:57 Chat GPT and you'll start with some
39:00 idea, right? I want to start a business
39:02 on the weekends. Okay, great. And it'll
39:04 say, "Here's some here's some, you know,
39:07 some lowinvestment side hustle ideas.
39:10 There's freelance micro gigs. There's
39:12 print on demand. There's digital
39:14 projects. There's social media. There's
39:16 there's an event day helper. Offer
39:18 yourself for weddings, parties, or local
39:20 events, setup, tearown. There's a pop-up
39:23 vendor, neighborhood services. There's
39:26 photography walks. That's pretty cool.
39:28 Street performance or teaching, weekend
39:31 workshops. There's affiliate marketing,
39:33 refurb or flip, there's, you know, the
39:35 Gary Vee,
39:37 right? So, so it gives you all those
39:38 things.
39:42 One of the things that Chat GPT in
39:44 particular is still pretty bad at, if
39:47 you get into the thinking models, it
39:49 gets better, but it's it's got a
39:51 relatively small context window.
39:54 And what that means is so so what did
39:57 this give us? This gave us 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
40:02 8 9 10 11 12 12 different um
40:08 ideas, right? And so so often what'll
40:11 happen in chat GBT is you'll get these
40:13 12 ideas and you go, "Okay, let me start
40:15 exploring photography walks." And you'll
40:17 start running down that rabbit hole. And
40:20 the way context windows work, it's kind
40:23 of like um your, you know, on your
40:26 iPhone when you've got, you know, a chat
40:28 going on and there's a point at which
40:30 the the the top of the chat goes off
40:33 screen and then kind of gets forgotten.
40:35 That's kind of what happens here where
40:37 if you're having a really long
40:38 conversation about your photography
40:40 walks,
40:42 um, and then you say, "What what were
40:44 those other ideas?" Again, it won't know
40:46 what you're talking about. it'll just
40:48 it'll just make up new ideas and you're
40:50 like, "No, I thought there was the the
40:52 Gary Vee flipping thing in there.
40:54 Where's where's those other ideas?" And
40:55 then you go back to the beginning and
40:56 they're all they're all lost. So So one
41:00 of the things that that branching can do
41:04 is you could actually branch off for
41:07 every one of these 12 ideas and go
41:10 explore them independently, which is
41:11 actually not a bad idea. And how you do
41:14 it is right now I can um in the little
41:19 uh icons below here there's three dots
41:21 and one of the three dots if you click
41:23 on the three dots it says branch into a
41:25 new chat and so I'm going to branch this
41:27 into a new chat and I'm going to say um
41:32 uh you know
41:35 tell me more about
41:38 photography walks and even research if
41:44 there are any people
41:48 doing this in Denver.
41:51 All right. And so it's searching the
41:53 web. And so if I go over to my sidebar,
41:58 I now have the weekend side hustle ideas
42:01 chat and then I have the weekend side
42:04 hustle ideas chat above it. it it it's
42:06 not very smart about naming them
42:08 cleverly, but you could say weekend side
42:10 hustle ideas and then I could rename
42:13 this one to be weekend side
42:17 hustle and then we'll say photography
42:20 photography. All right. And so you could
42:23 you could name these as as independent
42:25 little chats and you can keep going back
42:27 to the original one and just keep
42:29 branching off it.
42:31 So that was that's kind of a that's
42:33 that's the the the purpose of them and
42:35 the the nature of of how they work. And
42:38 so so then I had an idea of could we
42:41 take this idea of acting like the
42:43 producer where you're spinning up these
42:46 10 different
42:48 um
42:51 you members of your team and do each one
42:55 of those as a separate thread. So, so
42:58 that's that's what I want to experiment
43:00 with here. So, we're going to do new
43:01 chat. So, any questions, thought does
43:03 that make sense?
43:08 [Music]
43:10 All right.
43:12 [Music]
43:14 Okay. So, let's see. Let's do
43:18 um
43:20 I kind of like this idea. Um,
43:27 I'm a photographer
43:32 and
43:35 want to
43:38 spin up a side hustle. Actually, you
43:41 know, you know what would be a fun a fun
43:44 side hustle
43:47 of doing
43:50 AI powered
43:57 photography walks.
44:02 It's actually a cool idea.
44:06 Um
44:08 the idea would
44:11 uh let's see
44:13 would be that people use their phones
44:18 and
44:20 generative
44:23 AI apps
44:26 like
44:28 Gemini Nano Banana
44:33 um to
44:36 do highly creative
44:40 photography.
44:43 Photography
44:45 and art making. Okay,
44:50 that's a great idea. You're combining a
44:52 photography walk already popular in
44:54 cities like Denver with a new wave of
44:55 generative AI tools giving people the
44:58 chance to make art in real time while
44:59 learning creative techniques. Let me
45:01 break it down for you.
45:03 Okay. Um, what it could be, why it
45:08 works, potential models. Charge 20 to 50
45:11 bucks a person for a 2-hour experience.
45:14 Subscription club. Monthly subscription
45:16 club where people join themed walks.
45:20 Upsell.
45:22 Offer optional AI edit packs afterward
45:24 where you reprocess their favorite shots
45:26 into high-res print ready versions.
45:30 The Denver angle. Okay. So, so there's
45:32 that. Okay.
45:35 So, so now let me say um Okay.
45:40 So, what I would normally do right here,
45:43 I've got some ideas.
45:47 So, we've got a beginning. Let me let me
45:48 dig a little bit deeper. Uh let me go
45:50 let me go um expand
45:54 on this a bit more.
45:58 Like you are a
46:02 business consultant
46:13 and um
46:17 help me
46:22 with
46:24 broad strokes about audience.
46:30 um
46:33 business model
46:36 and uh marketing approach.
46:42 So, so we'll get a bit more flesh on the
46:44 bone here.
47:00 Okay. Early adopters and creatives,
47:02 experience seekers, professionals and
47:04 teams. That's a cool idea. Core offering
47:07 photography walk to. Okay. Okay. So,
47:11 there's a marketing approach, things
47:12 like that. So, so let's say let's say
47:16 you've done a a little bit more than I
47:18 have, right? Let's let's say you've gone
47:19 a bit farther. you you fleshed it out a
47:21 bit more.
47:23 What I would normally do is I would pick
47:27 kind of like whatever strikes my fancy
47:31 and I'd be like, "Ooh, let me run down
47:33 the marketing rabbit hole or the the
47:35 branding rabbit hole. Let me come up
47:37 with a name for the business and a
47:38 tagline and and this and that." And then
47:42 if I'd want to go back and do research
47:43 or something like that, like I would
47:45 have likely lost the beginning of this
47:47 part of the conversation. So, here's
47:49 what I'm going to do. I'm going to open
47:51 up the sidebar and I'm going to rename
47:55 I'm going to rename this. And I'm going
47:58 to rename it
48:00 um
48:03 September.
48:09 What's the date? 8th
48:14 2025.
48:15 AI photography walk.
48:19 Let's see. That's too many. We'll just
48:22 do We'll just do 98 98
48:26 25
48:29 AI. And I'm going to call this AI photo
48:32 walk.
48:35 And I'm going to call this main. Okay.
48:40 So now what I'm going to do is I'm going
48:43 to branch this thing
48:48 and I'm going to rename this branch. Oh
48:51 wait, I guess I need to do something
48:52 here, don't I? Okay. So, I'm going to
48:54 I'm going to say I want you to act
48:58 like a
49:02 world class
49:04 uh branding
49:06 specialist
49:08 specialist
49:11 and
49:14 um
49:17 write me up a creative brief.
49:27 No. Uh, well, uh, let's see. Write me up
49:30 a a branding brief
49:36 I can use to
49:40 um, build build
49:43 the brand.
49:45 Kind of obvious, the brand. Okay. And
49:48 then off it goes.
49:51 And so now I'm going to rename this.
49:54 Rename AI photo walk. And here I'm going
49:56 to do branding.
50:01 Okay. And and it's it's off doing its
50:04 thing. And now I'm going to go back to
50:05 main and I'm going to branch it again.
50:10 And now I'm going to do um I'm going to
50:13 turn on deep research
50:17 and I'm going to say act as a
50:22 um researcher
50:24 that specializes
50:28 in solo
50:30 prneur
50:32 um business
50:35 development
50:38 and insights
50:41 research. Um,
50:46 the
50:47 greater Denver market
50:51 for this AI photo
50:56 walk business,
51:00 which by the way, Gary Vee said this the
51:03 other day. Some someone said something
51:04 about, "Well, what could someone do
51:06 right now?" He said, "Someone right now
51:08 should should take ads out in a 10 mile
51:10 radius of where they live and just put
51:13 in an ad that I will walk with you for
51:17 money that that you know for 50 bucks um
51:21 I'll walk with you for you know an hour
51:23 and a half in our in our neighborhood
51:25 and just talk with you. I'll be like
51:27 your walking buddy and and charge for
51:29 that." Um,
51:32 there are going to be all sorts of as
51:34 people get displaced because of AI,
51:38 there's going to be all sorts of people
51:40 reconnecting and trying to figure out
51:41 ways to make money. And so this AI photo
51:44 walk thing, I actually think this is an
51:45 interesting idea. Okay. Act as a
51:47 researcher that specializes in
51:48 soloreneur business development and
51:51 insights. Um,
51:54 okay. So,
51:57 we'll just turn that thing loose. We're
51:58 doing deep research there. Do are we
52:00 targeting locals? Let's say one locals.
52:09 Um,
52:11 would you like me to focus on specific
52:13 neighborhoods? Um,
52:16 start with
52:19 downtown
52:21 and Highlands.
52:25 Oh, that's two.
52:30 Um three analysis of local competition
52:34 three. Yes. Find local competition
52:41 and
52:43 identify
52:45 opportunities
52:48 to differentiate.
52:50 Okay. And then four.
52:54 What was four? Would you like data on
52:56 demographic trends? Sure. And then five,
53:01 do you want research on regulations and
53:04 permits?
53:06 Yes, definitely. Okay. So, that's
53:09 actually interesting. So,
53:12 so that's going to go off and start
53:13 researching now. Is it doing it? Yes.
53:16 Okay. So, now we've got that. So, now
53:18 I'm going to go back to
53:21 my main and oh, wait. I got to rename
53:23 this one. So, we're going to rename
53:24 this, and we're going to name this one
53:26 research. See where I'm going here?
53:28 Isn't this cool? So, so now all of a
53:32 sudden, I've got I've got this main idea
53:35 that I can just keep branching off of.
53:36 And then I can you can branch off the
53:38 branches, too, by the way. Right. So,
53:41 you could do, you know, AI photo
53:43 research slash um something else, right?
53:46 Positioning or something like that.
53:48 Okay. But I'm going to go back to main
53:50 here. I'm going to branch off it again.
53:53 Uh,
53:58 and I'm going to say we can't do
54:00 marketing until we have research and
54:02 branding. But let's go let's go back to
54:05 branding for a second
54:14 rollout strategy. All right. Fantastic.
54:19 Branding brief an AI AI powered
54:20 photography walks brand essence turn
54:23 your camera roll into a dreamscape.
54:27 Okay, so let's let's just assume that
54:30 all of the strategy there was good. Uh
54:33 the research I just got a notification
54:35 on my phone that the research has
54:37 started. Um do you want me to develop
54:39 naming concepts like yes? Um so yes
54:42 please.
54:45 So now we're in branding mode, right?
54:47 We're in the branding branch.
54:55 Yeah. Yeah. That happens to me all the
54:57 time when I'm I'm working on on business
55:01 ideas. Oh, I think I'll do that when I
55:02 end up spinning up a website. I have so
55:04 many websites because of that. Um name
55:08 naming convention. Oh, okay. Dream frame
55:12 walks, Pixel Odyssey, Lens to Legend,
55:15 The Wonder Walk, Prompt and Wonder, AI
55:17 Gallery. Okay. None of these are tied to
55:23 to Denver. Uh let's see. None of them
55:27 are tied to Denver
55:32 or clearly about AI
55:36 or what makes things
55:39 different.
55:41 Um dig deeper. And then I'm gonna flip
55:45 I'm gonna manually flip this thing into
55:47 thinking mini mode because I feel like
55:49 it's a good writer and I also want it to
55:51 think a little bit on this one. All
55:53 right.
55:55 I also noticed that if I put the title
55:57 of the title of the chat into the chat,
56:01 then I can search by name in chat GPT.
56:04 That's pretty cool. Yeah, that's great.
56:06 Nice. Good call. I'll I'll I dug deeper.
56:09 I thought for six seconds and dug
56:11 deeper.
56:13 uh names that Tik Tok question. Uh
56:15 someone has a Tik Tok question. I've
56:18 never had chat GPT text me to say it's
56:20 researching things. Is that what you
56:23 said? That is what I said, Jim. Um
56:27 I think it's because I've got the Chat
56:30 GPT app on my phone, but I don't know.
56:35 Maybe at some point. Well, actually,
56:37 let's go look at my settings within Chat
56:40 GPT. I wonder if it's got notifications.
56:44 Show addition. Oh, notifications. Here
56:45 we go. Responses. Get notified when chat
56:49 GPT responds to requests that take time.
56:52 And you can do push notifications. You
56:54 can turn them on. So, that's that's I
56:58 think I turned those I think I remember
56:59 turning those on.
57:02 All right. So, you can you can turn
57:04 those on. Is the $20 a month
57:07 subscription worth it? Um, I think it
57:09 is. Quite frankly, I think the $20 a
57:10 month for chat GPT is the best deal um
57:14 in software right now. There there are
57:16 so many things that it does. Um
57:21 that said, the free version is
57:24 incredibly powerful. Like what you can't
57:28 do is things like custom GPTs. You can't
57:30 do as many image generations. I think
57:33 you're really limited on the advanced
57:35 voice.
57:37 Um, Jim got excited about something. He
57:41 got he he I got an oh my god from Jim.
57:43 He he he learned something. Um I assume
57:46 it's the push notification thing. Um
57:50 yeah, which Jim, this is a really good
57:53 point. Even if you're on free chat GPT,
57:57 go dig into your um into your settings.
58:04 There are a lot of things that chat GPT
58:06 does that you probably don't know about.
58:08 Free users just got projects. If you
58:10 don't know what a project is, projects
58:12 are [ __ ] insane. This branching
58:14 thing, I assume this is available to
58:16 free users. This is just all they're
58:18 doing is spinning up different versions
58:20 of the chat.
58:22 Um,
58:25 Mile High Remix. Oh, I like that.
58:28 Mile High Remix.
58:31 That's not quite right. 303 prompt
58:34 walks. Oh, that's kind of cool.
58:40 You know what's cool about this
58:42 photography walk thing is you could get
58:47 you could get people that were into
58:49 photography, into walking,
58:53 um
58:54 proi people, anti- AI people. Like you
58:58 could get photographers like it's funny.
59:00 I I was I was at a gallery two nights
59:03 ago. Was this Sunday? No, Saturday.
59:06 Yeah. I was at the gallery Saturday. And
59:08 I was talking to this photographer. He's
59:10 a commercial photographer and an art
59:12 photographer.
59:13 And I said, "What are you doing with
59:14 AI?" And he goes, "Ah, I kind of, you
59:16 know, I kind of heard about it and I'm
59:18 kind of just, you know, not dealing with
59:20 it."
59:22 And I said, 'Well, if you're a
59:23 commercial photographer, you need to
59:25 know about Nano Banana.
59:30 And I showed him what it did. And his
59:32 mind was blown. We had a little Kevin
59:33 Mallister moment there in the gallery.
59:36 But like you could you could take
59:38 photographers on these walks and just
59:40 like, you know, don't bring your fancy
59:42 camera. Just bring your bring your
59:43 phone. And we're going to do things.
59:46 We're going to take pictures of stuff
59:47 and then we're going to take those
59:48 pictures and we're going to turn them
59:49 into paintings and we're going to turn
59:50 them into stained glass things and we're
59:52 going to turn them into sculptures and
59:54 we're going to just do all this [ __ ]
59:57 And I think it would be like a fun
1:00:00 non-threatening way to get people
1:00:02 educated about what's possible with AI.
1:00:05 Um, there may be differences in
1:00:06 functionality between the chat web
1:00:09 browser and the chat apps.
1:00:11 I didn't know what the branching was
1:00:14 either. And I use this every day. Well,
1:00:17 well, Jim, to be fair, branching has
1:00:20 only existed for 3 days or 4 days. Like,
1:00:23 it's this is a brand new feature or
1:00:26 maybe maybe it's a week old. I think it
1:00:27 came out last week sometime. Um, but
1:00:29 this is a brand new feature. They just
1:00:31 added this. This was a user request. Um,
1:00:34 but anyway, so so you get the basic idea
1:00:37 that that you can now start running down
1:00:40 these rabbit holes. Like now I'm running
1:00:42 down this naming rabbit hole and it's
1:00:44 not [ __ ] up my main branch. So what I
1:00:46 So what I'm going to do is this. Look,
1:00:48 let me go let me go pick a name here
1:00:50 quick. Um,
1:00:53 okay. Here's the short list. Mile High
1:00:54 Remix 303 prompt walks. I like a lot.
1:00:58 The Rhino Remix Lab. That's kind of
1:01:00 cool. Rhino Remix Lab. Actually,
1:01:04 actually doing this in Rhino
1:01:09 Rhino remix walk
1:01:11 altitude AI walks 303 prompt walks.
1:01:15 Let's go with 303 prompt walks.
1:01:25 Oh, actually I bet this can go. Can this
1:01:28 go research for us? Um, I like
1:01:33 303
1:01:35 prompt walks.
1:01:39 And then I want
1:01:43 a tagline
1:01:45 that
1:01:47 makes uh that that um
1:01:51 makes it clear it's a walk.
1:01:56 photography,
1:02:02 AI remixing,
1:02:07 um,
1:02:10 and capturing
1:02:14 cool things like rhino murals
1:02:21 or
1:02:24 um, the river or the let's see river
1:02:30 or
1:02:32 the mountains.
1:02:34 Actually, you know what would be a cool
1:02:36 a cool AI photography walk would be red
1:02:38 rocks. Although
1:02:41 you got to walk you got to walk up all
1:02:43 those steps. That's [ __ ] exhausting.
1:02:45 Love it. Great name. Below the taglines
1:02:47 to make it crystal clear. Group them.
1:02:49 Okay. Walk shoot prompt remix. Walk
1:02:52 Denver prompt art. Um, no. Hero
1:02:55 subheads.
1:02:57 Walk Denver's murals, rivers, rivers,
1:02:59 and peaks. Shoot photos on your phone.
1:03:01 Prompt AI and remix them into art.
1:03:03 That's kind of cool. Like something like
1:03:04 that.
1:03:06 Um,
1:03:07 a guided walk through Rhino, the river
1:03:09 front, and the foothills. Capture
1:03:11 photos, learn prompts, and remix your
1:03:13 shots with AI. Explore Denver by foot.
1:03:16 Capture the mural, the river, the
1:03:18 skyline,
1:03:20 marketing lines. Okay, whatever. Uh,
1:03:23 fine. So, let's go see if this can
1:03:25 actually research. Can you see if
1:03:30 303
1:03:33 promptwalk.com
1:03:40 walk
1:03:43 promptwalk.com
1:03:46 is available. I don't know if it can do
1:03:48 this.
1:03:52 Okay,
1:04:05 reporting domain availability.
1:04:14 Short answer. I tried to look it up, but
1:04:16 I couldn't get it.
1:04:18 Here's
1:04:20 instructions on how to do it, [ __ ]
1:04:22 All right, so it's not agentic yet. I
1:04:24 guess I could spin up an agent and have
1:04:26 it go do that, but we're not going to do
1:04:28 that. I'm just going to say, okay, give
1:04:31 me a concise
1:04:35 uh let me go pick my tagline that I
1:04:37 liked. Let me see which one do I like.
1:04:41 [Music]
1:04:49 Walk,
1:04:51 walk, shoot, prompt, remix.
1:04:56 Two-hour creative walkthrough. Rhino in
1:04:58 the riverfront. Capture photos. Learn
1:05:00 prompt techniques. Get AI remixed and
1:05:04 make AI remixed art to share. This is
1:05:06 kind of cool. Okay, so we'll do this
1:05:08 one. Um, give me a concise um brand
1:05:14 positioning
1:05:17 right up
1:05:20 and
1:05:22 the name URL and
1:05:27 use this tagline.
1:05:30 All right.
1:05:33 And so, so, okay. So, what I'm doing
1:05:36 here, so let's assume that I spent some
1:05:38 good amount of time digging through the
1:05:40 branding [ __ ] and I went and looked
1:05:42 things up.
1:05:44 Brand positioning URL recommended. 303
1:05:47 prompt walks is a hand on hands-on
1:05:50 two-hour creative experience in Denver.
1:05:52 Part photography walk, part prompt
1:05:54 photoshop, part prompt workshop where
1:05:57 participants shoot city murals, river
1:05:59 light, mountain glimpses on their
1:06:02 phones, and use live AI prompting to
1:06:04 remix those shots into sharable art.
1:06:08 Um, learn to see, shoot, and command AI.
1:06:12 Um,
1:06:14 three core brand messages, target
1:06:16 audiences, brand pillars, tone of voice,
1:06:18 primary call to action,
1:06:22 if you want it. Now, I'll draft a
1:06:23 threeline. Now, this is good. Um,
1:06:30 so 303 prompt walks. Okay. So, what I'm
1:06:32 going to do is I'm going to copy this
1:06:40 And I'm going to go back to my main my
1:06:43 main thing and say
1:06:45 good news.
1:06:50 We have a name for the business.
1:07:00 And I'm going to pop that in there.
1:07:03 Perfect. This is a strong start. You've
1:07:04 got a name tagline 303
1:07:07 prompt walks business framework. Okay.
1:07:10 Audience strategy business model. Okay.
1:07:12 There we go. Market positioning. A
1:07:14 Denver first creative adventure that bla
1:07:17 bl that blends photography AI and art.
1:07:20 Ah. Okay. So now what we need to do um
1:07:24 I'm going to I'm going to branch this.
1:07:27 Okay. Let's see. Do you want me to mock
1:07:28 up a sample homepage? Not yet. I'm going
1:07:30 to branch this
1:07:33 and I'm going to say um I want you to
1:07:36 help me
1:07:39 design the 2-hour walk
1:07:44 complete with locations
1:07:50 in Rhino
1:07:53 and the riverfront.
1:08:00 complete with locations and right on the
1:08:02 riverfront.
1:08:03 Um,
1:08:09 exercises
1:08:12 and prompting ideas.
1:08:17 Um,
1:08:19 act like you've
1:08:23 been doing
1:08:26 photo walks for years
1:08:30 and are now AI passionate.
1:08:35 Okay, Vicki on YouTube. Let's see. 303
1:08:39 prompt box is available. Thank you,
1:08:41 Vicki. Vicki, second brain and
1:08:45 researcher. That's awesome.
1:08:50 Starting point Denver Central Market.
1:08:52 Easy to gather. They have restrooms,
1:08:54 coffee. Sets a creative vibe. Love it.
1:08:56 Quick intro. Everyone takes three
1:08:58 warm-up shots. Textures, reflections,
1:09:00 people passing. Prompting ideas. Remix
1:09:03 this market interior into a futuristic
1:09:05 bizaar with glowing neon cyber meets
1:09:08 cowboy aesthetic.
1:09:11 Um, that's super. This is a cool idea. I
1:09:15 hate to break it to you. Is anybody Is
1:09:17 anybody thinking of starting this
1:09:18 business? Because you could start this
1:09:20 next weekend.
1:09:23 You You could have You could have flyers
1:09:25 tonight. You know that, right?
1:09:28 Fairy Tale Revolution is like, "Thumbs
1:09:30 up." [ __ ] right. I am.
1:09:34 I mean, seriously, just find like like
1:09:36 in in Denver, the Rhino area has got
1:09:38 this this whole sort of art walk.
1:09:40 There's murals everywhere. the the city
1:09:42 commission's artists to do murals and
1:09:44 and there's lots of um parks being built
1:09:47 and things like that. So, there's all
1:09:49 sorts of cool play. There's the
1:09:50 railroad, there's Union Stations nearby,
1:09:53 the Rocky's ballparks nearby. Not me.
1:09:56 Mine would have to be 309prompts.com.
1:10:01 Um
1:10:03 I have a jailbreak prompt for Gemini 2.5
1:10:06 Pro. They will give you Oh, yeah. Well,
1:10:09 yeah, you can you can jailbreak these
1:10:11 things to do all sorts of nefarious [ __ ]
1:10:13 if you want to. Botswana, I'm thinking
1:10:16 about it. Yeah, why not? And and the
1:10:19 other thing is just, you know, just go
1:10:21 play with this stuff. Okay, so let's
1:10:23 let's go change the name of this one,
1:10:25 this branch.
1:10:27 So, this is now
1:10:31 Oh, which one's main? Which one am I in?
1:10:34 I'm in this one. Okay. So, we're going
1:10:35 to rename this. So, we're going to
1:10:37 rename this from main to um
1:10:41 uh
1:10:43 let's see um
1:10:46 curriculum. Not uh let's see uh
1:10:51 walk planning.
1:10:55 All right.
1:11:01 Creative exercises, composition
1:11:03 challenges, abstract play, two unrelated
1:11:07 textures, frame, transform, play AI
1:11:10 prompting framework to teach. Capture a
1:11:13 strong base photo. Add descriptive AI
1:11:17 prompts. I've done this before, by the
1:11:18 way. Th this is Let me see if I can go
1:11:21 find a picture for you. Um there there
1:11:24 was a there was a picture that I was
1:11:25 just walk out walking the dog one day
1:11:27 and I did this all on my phone. that
1:11:29 that was the thing that sort of gave me
1:11:30 this idea.
1:11:32 um
1:11:35 photos
1:11:38 and then let me go to library, go to
1:11:41 search, look up flower,
1:11:58 stained Glass.
1:12:04 Stained glass. All right.
1:12:08 Flower. 444 photos. See all?
1:12:23 I think these are all older.
1:12:26 Yeah, it's not in there. Um, that's too
1:12:28 bad.
1:12:30 Oh, this was this was it.
1:12:45 So, how do I get to this thing?
1:12:48 Showing all photos.
1:13:03 Can't find it. Oh well. I turned I
1:13:07 turned um
1:13:09 this was this cool flower. It's got this
1:13:11 cool geometric
1:13:14 this geometric thing shape on it. and I
1:13:18 turned it into this stained glass
1:13:22 stained glass thing that came out just
1:13:24 incredibly beautiful. So, you can you
1:13:25 can take really silly stupid little
1:13:28 photos and turn them into something
1:13:29 cool.
1:13:31 Um, do you want me to design a handout
1:13:34 field guide? Uh, let's
1:13:39 do I want to split this off?
1:13:44 No, we'll we'll do this. Uh, say yes.
1:13:47 Make the field guide.
1:14:06 Let me see. We're going to throw this in
1:14:08 a canvas. If you don't know what a
1:14:10 canvas is,
1:14:12 you can if if you don't know about the
1:14:15 plus button in chatpt,
1:14:18 there's all this [ __ ] you can do. You
1:14:20 can put it in agent mode, which you
1:14:22 haven't play if you haven't played with
1:14:23 agent mode. It's insane. That one I
1:14:25 think does require you to have 20 bucks
1:14:26 a month. Deep research does too. Um, you
1:14:30 can create an image here. You can use
1:14:32 connectors. I assume that's a paid
1:14:33 thing. You can create you can put it in
1:14:36 study and learn mode. You can put it in
1:14:38 web search. you can do this thing called
1:14:39 canvas. So if I go to canvas,
1:14:42 uh I'm going to say um make this uh
1:14:46 editable
1:14:51 in a canvas
1:15:04 two hours. your phone. Our prompts
1:15:09 transform your camera roll. Not quite
1:15:11 right, but that's okay.
1:15:13 Um,
1:15:16 there you go. There's an editable field
1:15:18 guide. Uh, let's do let's go back to
1:15:20 main. We're going to branch off again
1:15:25 and
1:15:27 we're going to go um act as an art
1:15:30 director
1:15:33 and take the branding guidelines
1:15:39 and
1:15:41 give me
1:15:43 a creative brief
1:15:47 for
1:15:49 mood boards.
1:15:52 that I will then use for
1:15:58 color schemes
1:16:00 and logo designs.
1:16:09 All right. So, let's go rename this one
1:16:13 now to
1:16:15 rename logos. So, look what I'm doing
1:16:19 here. And and also what I should be
1:16:20 doing,
1:16:22 in fact, we'll do this now.
1:16:26 I'm going to take I'm going to take all
1:16:28 of these um
1:16:30 these branches from this main thing and
1:16:33 I'm going to throw them into a project.
1:16:35 So, I'm going to say add to project, new
1:16:37 project. We're going to call this 303
1:16:41 prompt walk
1:16:45 side hustle.
1:16:50 And I'm going to create the project
1:16:53 YouTube comment shelf Kelly. Use the AI
1:16:57 salon approved midjourney mood board
1:16:58 style and have it do a Denver landscape.
1:17:01 Oh, that's really good, Kelly. That's
1:17:03 that's really good. In fact, yeah. You
1:17:05 know what?
1:17:08 Oh, this is really good. So, Chef Kelly,
1:17:11 you know. Oh. Oh.
1:17:17 All right. You You wanna You want to
1:17:19 kick out some fun?
1:17:24 What if we do an AI salon branded? What
1:17:28 if we turn Prompt walks into an AI salon
1:17:31 project and everyone can locally do it
1:17:35 and we'll we could come up with pricing
1:17:37 or you could do it for free if you want
1:17:39 to or you could charge 20 bucks or 50
1:17:41 bucks for it. I don't give a [ __ ] We do
1:17:44 it a AI salon branded. We create a
1:17:46 prompt walk
1:17:49 area within the salon
1:17:52 and you take people out and where they
1:17:54 share their work is in the salon.
1:18:02 That's not bad.
1:18:07 I think we should come up with pricing
1:18:08 for it.
1:18:17 So that whoever whoever wants to do this
1:18:19 and market this and run this in their
1:18:21 local area, they can make some money.
1:18:24 People people join the salon as a result
1:18:27 in this really creative way. Do it. Do
1:18:29 it. All right. Do you want to do it?
1:18:31 Have AI price it. Oh, yeah. That's
1:18:33 that's actually Well, we didn't go back
1:18:34 to our research yet, but wait, let's let
1:18:36 me hang on. Let me let me add all these
1:18:38 things to the the uh project the Okay,
1:18:43 so branding. So we're going to add it to
1:18:45 303 promptwalk research, which we need
1:18:48 to go look at. We're going to add to 303
1:18:51 prompt walk.
1:18:53 Um,
1:19:03 wait. Why Why did it not add my Why are
1:19:07 these things not added to it?
1:19:10 Um, add to project.
1:19:14 All right, I guess they're added. Add to
1:19:16 project.
1:19:18 Add to project.
1:19:20 Okay. Oh, wait. There it just added
1:19:23 logos. Let me add main.
1:19:26 There's main. Let me add research.
1:19:29 There's research.
1:19:31 Let me add branding. There's branding.
1:19:34 Branding. And then let me add walk
1:19:37 planning.
1:19:45 This is a killer [ __ ] idea.
1:19:48 Doing this as a salon.
1:19:50 as a salon sponsored thing.
1:20:03 Valerie, I literally saw a light bulb
1:20:05 light bulb above Kyle. That's my new uh
1:20:08 influencer LED light projecting on the
1:20:11 background. No, but it like I it like it
1:20:14 really is it like this really is a uh
1:20:18 because I was thinking where where would
1:20:20 people share their images? We'll share
1:20:22 them in the AI salon and then everyone
1:20:24 can
1:20:26 can benefit from that. Like here's the
1:20:29 original photo. Here's what I turned it
1:20:31 into.
1:20:32 Branded lends instant credibility.
1:20:37 Yeah, that's so cool,
1:20:40 Vicki. Um, what the hell is going on
1:20:43 here? What's that line? There we go. Um,
1:20:51 would work for me if I could walk. Oh, I
1:20:53 know. Me, too. I'm like, I got to find I
1:20:55 got to find a small little radius and
1:20:57 doesn't have too many hills.
1:21:04 Oh, this is so cool. And then what tool
1:21:07 would you use? I guess you could use
1:21:08 chat GPT.
1:21:11 because that's free and it's got the
1:21:13 photo thing. Or you could use Gemini.
1:21:26 This is so cool. This so it's this it's
1:21:29 a really fun idea.
1:21:32 All right. And then so any one of these
1:21:34 now that I'm in a project, I can go into
1:21:36 any one of these and and still just go
1:21:38 back into it, right? Yeah,
1:21:41 this is so [ __ ] cool.
1:21:44 All right, I think I'm finally getting
1:21:45 my head around branching
1:21:49 and projects. You all these things can
1:21:51 go together.
1:21:57 That's pretty cool.
1:22:03 H
1:22:06 um let's go into our logo thing.
1:22:09 Uh, say yes. Make
1:22:12 me a 20
1:22:15 object
1:22:17 mood board
1:22:20 that captures the brand.
1:22:26 And then in every one of these subhats,
1:22:28 you do all your No. God, I hate it when
1:22:31 it does that.
1:22:33 No, you're not
1:22:37 programming an image.
1:22:42 Use your
1:22:45 image gen tools,
1:22:48 you dummy.
1:22:50 [Laughter]
1:22:57 I was picturing those cartoon maps only
1:22:59 a lot better. Oh, for a logo.
1:23:05 Don't hate the machine. Well, I I mean
1:23:08 the machines I I would hate the machine
1:23:11 less if the if the machine were less
1:23:12 hateable.
1:23:17 Oh my god, I can't believe chat GPT
1:23:20 still doesn't have 16 by9 aspect ratio.
1:23:24 It's astounding to me.
1:23:27 That's it's my new pet peeve. And at
1:23:28 some point they're just gonna have it.
1:23:30 But it's like honest to God, really
1:23:32 kids? Really?
1:23:35 Has no one ever there ever been to
1:23:36 YouTube or Tik Tok?
1:23:41 Oh, you know what I want to do? Okay,
1:23:44 let's um
1:23:46 [ __ ] As soon as that's done, I I want
1:23:48 to um I wonder do I have enough here?
1:23:57 Yeah, I'm gonna go over to Brand essence
1:24:00 creative brief brand essence. Okay, I'm
1:24:04 gonna go over to Gemini and have it make
1:24:07 a mood board as well because I have a
1:24:09 feeling it's going to be good.
1:24:14 Um,
1:24:16 Gemini, we're going to go do some nano
1:24:18 banana ink. Oh, by the way, I learned a
1:24:21 new thing today on Tik Tok. I think it's
1:24:23 good. This has been really frustrating.
1:24:25 If you want a specific aspect ratio in
1:24:28 Nano Banana, you go aspect
1:24:32 underscore ratio equals quotes 16
1:24:40 colon 9 quote and then you do your
1:24:44 prompt. Okay. Um, I want you to use the
1:24:51 following
1:24:52 creative
1:24:54 uh createive
1:24:58 brief
1:25:01 for an
1:25:05 AI photo walk
1:25:09 business.
1:25:12 Paste all that in there. Make me a mood
1:25:17 board
1:25:21 that I can get inspired to make a brand
1:25:28 for.
1:25:32 Let's go back here and see what this
1:25:33 did.
1:25:38 Oh. Oh, this is really interesting
1:25:40 actually. Um,
1:25:43 303 prompt walks. This is actually not
1:25:45 bad. This didn't really do a mood board.
1:25:47 This This is sort of like an ad. Learn
1:25:50 to see, shoot, and command AI. 303
1:25:53 prompt walks.
1:25:56 2-hour creative walkthrough. Rhino in
1:25:58 the riverfront. Capture photos, learn
1:25:59 prompt techniques, and get AI remixed
1:26:03 art to share.
1:26:07 This image looks like a lot of the um
1:26:12 a lot of the uh murals in in Denver.
1:26:21 That's kind of cool,
1:26:24 huh?
1:26:31 Very cool.
1:26:34 Our
1:26:37 little town has been putting new hiking
1:26:39 and biking trails everywhere.
1:26:49 I have too many projects, but I think
1:26:52 this is a really cool [ __ ] project.
1:26:57 And we could all just do it in our own
1:26:59 little like the the prompt. It could be
1:27:00 the AI salon. AI Salon 303 prompt walk,
1:27:05 right? Or the AI Salon 405 prompt walk.
1:27:08 You just everyone's got their own zip or
1:27:10 area code.
1:27:14 We come up with a little Canva template.
1:27:21 Huh.
1:27:24 I dig it. I dig it. I dig it. I dig it.
1:27:27 I dig it. I dig it. All right. That's
1:27:30 cool. All right.
1:27:32 Um,
1:27:38 never knew it was a prompt walk, but I
1:27:40 do these every single day. It Well, it's
1:27:43 a new thing. We just came up with it,
1:27:44 Silver Fox. It's It's now the prompt
1:27:47 walk.
1:27:49 Take pictures. Prompt away. Turn Turn
1:27:52 your snaps into art.
1:27:57 It's so cool.
1:27:59 Like, take a picture of a mural. Turn
1:28:01 that into a real person. Turn that into
1:28:03 a video, right? Turn that into someone
1:28:06 talking. Turn that into
1:28:14 and actually
1:28:15 the AI salon has an Instagram page which
1:28:18 has got nothing on it.
1:28:26 Can you have group Instagram pages? Is
1:28:28 that a thing where where you can give
1:28:30 people access like posting access to an
1:28:33 Instagram account?
1:28:35 Anybody know? Vicki must know that.
1:28:37 Someone here knows that. Any is there
1:28:39 anyone young enough here to understand
1:28:41 Instagram?
1:28:48 I really should have learned it.
1:28:53 Um,
1:28:54 let's see.
1:28:56 Give me a logo concept.
1:29:02 Use the collaborations feature to
1:29:04 co-author posts with other accounts.
1:29:11 All right. Nope. It doesn't work like
1:29:13 that. Well, that's stupid.
1:29:17 What What works like that? There's got
1:29:19 to be something.
1:29:21 You could use Pinterest, though.
1:29:24 Oh, vibe code. Oh, we could vibe code.
1:29:26 We could vibe code a a prompt walk
1:29:29 platform.
1:29:33 Actually, maybe that's the thing to do.
1:29:35 Maybe this maybe this becomes a
1:29:39 a vibecoded
1:29:41 app.
1:29:47 I don't know. Anyway,
1:29:50 that's horrible.
1:29:52 That's a horrible logo. Um, use your
1:29:57 brand brief.
1:30:01 This sucks.
1:30:04 Make it
1:30:06 suck less.
1:30:10 Let's go see what Gemini came up with.
1:30:17 All right, it found some 303 prompt
1:30:21 walks.
1:30:23 That's sort of in the neighborhood of a
1:30:27 mood board. Not what I had in mind, but
1:30:29 all right, whatever.
1:30:36 Um,
1:30:37 find actual
1:30:40 Denver mural art to feature
1:30:45 and
1:30:47 feature.
1:30:51 Not just images and photos. Wait, not
1:30:56 just photos,
1:30:59 but the AI re-
1:31:02 imagined
1:31:04 art
1:31:13 has to be an IG biz page and give you
1:31:16 permission and give permission to
1:31:17 whomever. That's too that's too
1:31:19 complicated.
1:31:22 Source camp didn't learn Instagram
1:31:23 either. Good. I'm not the only one.
1:31:27 You can do it through meta.
1:31:30 Yesterday I did a garden walk with my
1:31:32 personal
1:31:34 memories of past present spaces. That's
1:31:36 cool.
1:31:39 Mr. What's the name of something?
1:31:44 AI remix surrealism
1:31:55 303 prompt walks. Actually, that's kind
1:31:57 of a cool like using
1:32:11 Oh, look at the 303. They made it into a
1:32:13 camera. That's kind of cool.
1:32:21 I'm going to go duh. Make the zero
1:32:25 in 303
1:32:28 the lens
1:32:30 of a camera in the logo.
1:32:39 What's the name of the project? Well,
1:32:41 what I was doing tonight was I was just
1:32:44 I was exploring a new a way to use
1:32:48 branching in chat GPT
1:32:50 that I could actually get my head
1:32:52 around. And the basic idea was you start
1:32:54 with some idea and then every branch is
1:32:58 a different kind of expert, right? So
1:33:00 I've got a branding expert, I've got a
1:33:02 research expert, I've got a um an art
1:33:05 director, I've got someone planning the
1:33:08 walk itself are these different personas
1:33:12 that I'm branching off the main thing. I
1:33:14 go have the long conversations with the
1:33:16 branding director. I get to a good brand
1:33:18 and then I come back to the main chat
1:33:20 and I say, "Now we've got a brand." So
1:33:22 you're not polluting your main chat with
1:33:24 all of the side conversations. You go
1:33:26 have side conversations,
1:33:28 do all your work over there, consolidate
1:33:31 it, and bring it back to the main chat.
1:33:33 So you can you can still get the benefit
1:33:35 of all those things back in the main
1:33:37 chat if you want it. But if you're in a
1:33:39 project, you've essentially got that
1:33:40 anyway.
1:33:44 Um,
1:33:48 yeah, Valerie Cox, we live in a world
1:33:50 where if it doesn't exist, you just
1:33:51 create it. I know.
1:33:58 This is such a cool idea. This is such a
1:34:00 cool idea. And Chat GPT completely got
1:34:04 this wrong. It can't figure it out.
1:34:06 Unbelievable.
1:34:09 Oh, good lord. Let's go ask Google to do
1:34:12 it better. Watch I I mean I hate to say
1:34:17 it, but Gemini at this point for this
1:34:19 for image stuff makes um chat GPT's
1:34:23 image generation look childish.
1:34:27 Um make me a cool
1:34:36 303 prompt.
1:34:41 Walk
1:34:44 logo
1:34:47 where the
1:34:50 zero in 303 is the lens
1:34:55 of the camera and the threes
1:35:00 are beside it.
1:35:04 beside it.
1:35:06 And the um prompt walk
1:35:12 has a
1:35:15 graffiti
1:35:19 feel to it but is still
1:35:25 logo friendly
1:35:29 for small and single color app.
1:35:36 ations. Act like a an awardw
1:35:42 winning logo designer.
1:35:47 Uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh.
1:35:51 Can we be done now, please? I need to go
1:35:53 to bed and I don't want to miss
1:35:54 anything. Yeah, I'm kind of I'm kind of
1:35:56 whipped to too, Vicki. Yeah, we can we
1:35:59 can wind this down. I think I mean two
1:36:01 things happened tonight. My hypothesis
1:36:04 about using branching to do like your
1:36:06 different team members I think is a
1:36:09 really good idea.
1:36:11 I think that's something
1:36:14 I'm going to start to explore. And then
1:36:16 I think on top of that
1:36:19 I it just I it it never ceases to amaze
1:36:22 me that you can start with nothing with
1:36:25 AI and within whatever this was an hour
1:36:28 of just [ __ ] around and I'm mostly
1:36:30 talking. I'm not even working.
1:36:33 You can come up with something like this
1:36:35 is like a real viable potential side
1:36:38 business and then tying it to the salon
1:36:41 all of a sudden this this thing could
1:36:42 take on a life of its own. I think it's
1:36:44 absolutely amazing.
1:36:48 Um,
1:36:51 put the 303
1:36:54 in the body
1:36:58 of a camera
1:37:01 with the zero as the lens
1:37:09 and add
1:37:11 some color.
1:37:14 Uh uh uh. These logos suck.
1:37:18 I've been using Gemini more.
1:37:22 All right, let me get on out of here.
1:37:28 Generating image. The nice thing about
1:37:31 um Oh, that's pretty cool. Except prompt
1:37:33 walk sucks, but the 303 is really nice.
1:37:37 It's It's not It's not really logo
1:37:39 friendly, right?
1:37:41 That doesn't that doesn't reduce well,
1:37:44 but it's it's nice as a concept.
1:37:54 [Music]
1:38:00 Yeah, this is uh this is business. All
1:38:02 right. All righty, man. Okay. So,
1:38:06 tomorrow,
1:38:07 um, Cindy [ __ ] and I, we're doing our,
1:38:10 um, the kickoff of the micro course. So,
1:38:14 it's at, um, 3:00 p.m. Mountain time, so
1:38:18 5:00 p.m. Eastern or 2:00 p.m. Pacific
1:38:21 or 400 p.m. Central.
1:38:26 And um
1:38:32 you have to be a part of the AI salon
1:38:33 mastermind to take it. If you're a part
1:38:36 of the mastermind, um just go into Cindy
1:38:39 Coon's prototyping club. The events are
1:38:42 in there. They're set up. Go RSVP for
1:38:44 them. Those start tomorrow. Um
1:38:49 normal time tomorrow night. Tomorrow's
1:38:51 just a normal Tuesday. Um, and then go
1:38:54 vote for if you're in AI Salon. Go into
1:38:59 um contests and competitions in the news
1:39:02 section and I've got a link to my
1:39:05 project, go upvote mine and then in look
1:39:07 what I made. Brandon's got his in there.
1:39:10 So, if you could go to our Kaggle um
1:39:14 contest entries and upvote them, that
1:39:16 would be swell. Thank you very much. And
1:39:20 uh
1:39:24 yeah,
1:39:26 that's it. That's it, people. That was
1:39:30 good.
1:39:32 It was I I hope it was valuable to you.
1:39:34 Like I feel like I got a lot out of this
1:39:36 tonight. I don't always know that that
1:39:40 translates. I hope it translated out.
1:39:45 Um have you shown what chatt agents can
1:39:48 do? We've played with them a little bit.
1:39:50 Um, if you want to see what chat GPT
1:39:52 agents will be able to do, go to
1:39:54 GenSpark, genspark.ai,
1:39:58 um, or genspark.com. I don't know which
1:39:59 one it is. I think it'sai. Um, GenSpark
1:40:02 is a much slicker version of Chat GPT's
1:40:05 agents. Um, but that said, the next
1:40:11 iteration of Chat GPT agents, they're
1:40:13 probably going to be really good. The
1:40:14 only problem with them right now is
1:40:15 they're very slow. uh they're they're
1:40:18 kind of slow in plotting and and they
1:40:20 make a lot of mistakes, but like all of
1:40:21 the agent agent sites right now are like
1:40:23 that. Um we've played with them a
1:40:26 little, but that's probably something
1:40:27 worth worth exploring here a bit more.
1:40:30 Um genspark.ai YouTube Valerie. Um yeah,
1:40:35 I saw that one. I got that one.
1:40:41 This was so good. Okay, great. Awesome.
1:40:43 Fantastic. Fantastic. Yeah. So go on
1:40:46 ahead and make yourself treat yourself
1:40:49 like the producer
1:40:51 and treat AI like your 10-person team.
1:40:55 And now with branching, start with your
1:40:57 main chat and branch off each individual
1:41:00 team member as a separate chat and go
1:41:03 have all those chats and then just bring
1:41:05 the best of those back to your main
1:41:07 conversation. I think there's some real
1:41:09 power there. I like it. I dig it. Do
1:41:12 that. All right. Beautiful.
1:41:17 Peace out. I will see you tomorrow. Hope
1:41:18 you had a good good night. Bye.