AI Learning Lab

Jul 2, 2024 - Unlocking AI Creativity: Transforming Ideas into Engaging Content

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In this engaging session from the AI Learning Lab, Kyle explores the intersection of creativity and technology, emphasizing the importance of storytelling in the age of artificial intelligence. He reflects on personal experiences with anxiety and the challenges of navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of AI tools, while encouraging viewers to embrace their unique contributions, regardless of their perceived expertise. The discussion touches on intellectual property concerns in AI-generated content, the significance of authentic storytelling, and the transformative potential of AI in creative processes. Kyle's insights serve as a reminder that innovation thrives on collaboration and the willingness to learn from one another. For more thought-provoking discussions and creative explorations, check out the AI Learning Lab on TikTok: [AI Learning Lab](https://tiktok.com/@aiLearningLab). #AI #Storytelling #Creativity #Innovation #MentalHealth #IntellectualProperty #LearningLab #collaborationiskey Chapters: 00:00:00 Opening Song 00:08:05 AI Discussion 00:09:12 Making Money with ChatGPT 00:10:10 Music and AI Analogies 00:14:19 AI and Intellectual Property 00:15:15 Ai 00:17:00 The Future of Content Creation 00:19:05 Copyright Protection Strategies 00:21:18 Copyrighting AI-Generated Content 00:24:19 Anecdote about Champy the Dog 00:25:27 AI Idea Concerns 00:28:30 Validating New Ideas 00:29:31 Being Early to Market 00:32:21 Integrating AI into Business 00:33:31 Storyvine's AI Authenticity Engine Demo 00:39:02 Technical Difficulties 00:40:09 Restarting Machine 00:40:56 Danger Selling 00:42:42 Biggest Lesson Learned 00:46:12 Further Technical Issues 00:47:48 iCloud Permissions 00:48:47 Authenticity Engine Explanation 00:51:12 Extracting Email Addresses 00:52:01 Runway Gen 3 Video Demo 00:53:25 Downloading and Condensing Chat Threads 00:58:42 Luma Labs Dream Machine Intro 01:01:16 Luma 01:01:53 Generating Story Concepts with ChatGPT 01:03:32 Luma Labs Image Upload Demo 01:05:40 Embracing the Jank 01:06:02 Storytelling in the Age of AI 01:07:56 DIA Conspiracies 01:11:01 Story About a Conspiracy Theorist Friend 01:11:58 The Impact of AI on Filmmaking 01:13:41 Luma Labs Discord and Other Products 01:17:16 Perplexity Pages Introduction 01:18:01 Creating a Perplexity Page 01:22:15 Web-Publishable Pages 01:27:36 Meta's New 3D AI Tool 01:28:08 Text to 3D Model Generation 01:30:35 Future of 3D AI 01:31:17 Reflections 01:32:43 Book Update 01:34:44 Champy the Dog 01:36:48 Closing Thoughts 01:37:36 The Importance of Learning Out Loud 01:40:49 Asking for Help 01:42:24 Farewell and Gratitude

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0:01 3 two 1
0:05 [Music]
0:06 [Applause]
0:07 [Music]
0:19 [Music]
0:25 ready c and a rain came falling down
0:31 and standing there silver
0:36 crown hands full of a fishing rod with
0:39 tackles on the
0:42 BS just to wet with a back
0:48 SK oh the
0:50 [Music]
0:52 water the
0:54 water oh the
0:58 water all the water
1:02 yeah hope it doesn't take all day or
1:05 rain all
1:08 day and she and she
1:11 [Music]
1:13 and me my
1:15 [Music]
1:28 soul used to know that song well I I
1:31 can't I don't know the song you can't
1:32 sing to a song I don't know you big dum
1:34 dum everybody knows
1:38 that let's see
1:41 [Music]
1:48 [Music]
2:05 [Music]
2:06 it's that simple to
2:09 say that most
2:11 days I don't recognize
2:15 me that these shoes and the
2:18 sa in it
2:21 patience taken more I
2:26 them it's not easy to know
2:30 I'm not anything like I used to be
2:35 although it's true I was never attention
2:39 sweet Center I still remember that
2:44 girl she's
2:46 imperfect but she
2:48 tries she is good but she
2:53 lies
2:55 she hard on
2:58 herself she is broken won't ask for help
3:03 she is messy but she's
3:07 kind
3:09 lonely most of the time she is all of
3:13 this baked up baked beautiful
3:18 time she is gone but she used to be
3:26 M and it's not what I for
3:31 sometimes life just lips in through the
3:35 back door and carves out a person makes
3:38 you believe it's all
3:42 true and now I've got
3:45 you it's not what I asked for if I'm
3:50 honest I know I would give it all up in
3:53 a for chance to start over reite an
3:57 ending or two
4:00 that girl that I knew would be special
4:05 [Music]
4:08 [Laughter]
4:11 [Music]
4:22 again good evening good people it was a
4:25 lovely evening at the AI Salon tonight
4:27 if you got a chance to be there
4:30 Caleb Ward from uh Curious ref Refuge
4:35 spoke on some of the amazing work
4:37 they're
4:38 doing teaching AI film making and
4:42 [Music]
4:48 storytelling it turns
4:50 out that telling a good
4:53 story is more
4:57 important than sexy technology
5:02 [Applause]
5:04 [Music]
5:28 whatever time
5:31 every
5:33 time every time I see smile get that
5:37 look in
5:40 my every time I see your mouth I hear
5:45 that
5:46 smile in the early Misty morning L I
5:51 heard the engine
5:53 turning old outside
5:58 [Music]
6:01 [Laughter]
6:03 [Music]
6:05 again
6:08 today you will convince
6:11 me again
6:14 today you leaving this heart Town
6:17 looking for someone else's Golden
6:22 [Music]
6:25 Rain so long SU
6:29 [Music]
6:32 H now don't you
6:36 [Music]
6:37 cry so long Suzanna why you singing
6:44 champy Don't You C for
6:47 [Music]
6:55 me sharing jeans of cigarettes and
6:58 keeping warm out on the road
7:02 chasing down a lifestyle out on Highway
7:07 24 New York state was a rolling Breeze
7:10 and a sunshine with a blue sky
7:14 falling the chill of old September
7:18 creeping
7:22 in you were leaving
7:25 me again
7:28 today you can convince
7:31 me again
7:34 today you leaving this hotel
7:39 [Music]
7:44 look
7:45 say so long
7:48 [Music]
7:52 suzan hush now don't you cry
7:55 [Music]
8:01 [Applause]
8:05 all right what are we going to do Let's
8:07 do let's do something tonight what do
8:09 you
8:10 say let's talk AI we okay we'll do it
8:14 we'll talk AI
8:15 tonight departure from what I've been
8:17 doing it's been
8:18 more AI but tonight we'll do AI all
8:22 right
8:28 um I have a high anxiety day that
8:33 sucked I didn't go full panic attack but
8:36 all day I was just like jittery nervous
8:40 shitty but had a really good Salon felt
8:43 very relaxed that was
8:46 [Music]
8:53 nice it was really nice of you to I
8:56 don't know if you hear Silver Fox I
8:57 think you
8:58 are I was really glad you shared the
9:01 story you shared today I know it's hard
9:03 for
9:09 you let's get back I need to get back to
9:12 making money with chat gbt you can make
9:14 money with CHT yeah anxiety does suck
9:17 Tams it really
9:23 does what sucks worse about it is when
9:25 you're smart enough to understand what's
9:28 happening but incapable of doing
9:31 anything about
9:33 it if you're worried about the future
9:35 you're anxious if you're if you're
9:37 worried about the past you're depressed
9:39 okay great got it nice
9:41 formula how do you turn this [ __ ] off
9:45 [Music]
10:10 you know something funny about
10:13 music so this chord D
10:17 [Music]
10:21 chord I wrote a song once it's mostly D
10:24 chord
10:33 [Music]
10:38 so that
10:40 chord I don't know what that
10:43 is but I just moved my finger from over
10:47 here to over
10:49 here and I was playing that song for
10:51 someone who's like a really good
10:53 musician
10:54 [Music]
11:04 and when I played that that weird
11:07 chord he was like what is that and I
11:10 played it for him he goes I've never
11:13 found that before I've never played that
11:16 [Music]
11:24 before and it just struck me it's
11:27 like the talents we all have
11:32 are like what I know about myself is I'm
11:35 an okay guitar player and I'm an okay
11:39 singer but I'm not a I wouldn't consider
11:42 myself a
11:43 musician I mean I'm certainly not good
11:45 with music theory and [ __ ] like that
11:47 maybe I'm a
11:50 [Music]
11:52 Storyteller but I found that cuz that
11:56 when I played that that sounded right to
11:57 my
11:58 ear and maybe he played that at some
12:00 point in his life he's like oh that's
12:06 wrong I kind of feel like that with AI
12:09 sometimes
12:10 that I was I was watching so tonight in
12:13 the AI Salon Leah gave like a 10-minute
12:16 mid Journey Workshop she wanted everyone
12:18 to make mid Journey portraits for the
12:21 new website we're
12:23 building and I was watching her work and
12:25 it like I knew all the stuff she did
12:28 like I knew all the
12:30 the P the parts right but like the way
12:32 she did mid Journey was kind of
12:37 like where I was like wait what's
12:40 [Music]
12:43 that and I think that's to say that no
12:47 matter how little you think you know no
12:49 matter how
12:52 un expert you
12:56 are don't
12:58 discount your your
13:00 contribution to how we're doing this AI
13:03 [ __ ] because you're going to
13:07 play that
13:08 chord for someone and to you that just
13:12 kind of made sense or it just sounded
13:15 good and then you'll play that for
13:17 someone and they'll be like oh my God
13:20 and that might be someone who's been
13:21 prompting and prompt engineering and has
13:23 videos out and [ __ ] like
13:26 that so don't discount
13:30 your
13:32 talent whether or not you think you have
13:37 it ah thank you Source
13:40 Camp I'm a musician and an artist
13:45 [Music]
14:19 will the IP be mine when making
14:21 something new with AI and other software
14:24 well it depends on what you mean by will
14:25 the IP be mine
14:31 um no one's going to stop
14:36 you from using your AI
14:40 [ __ ] now if you blatantly violate
14:42 someone else's copyright or trademark
14:45 they
14:47 will make Mickey Mouse and a pair of
14:50 Nikes and try to put that out in the
14:52 world you might get to see some disis
14:54 letter but I assume what you're talking
14:56 about is can you copyright your [ __ ] and
14:58 can you protect your IP
15:02 well I don't
15:05 know this
15:08 [Music]
15:12 [Applause]
15:15 [Music]
15:20 song see the hill is a quiet
15:24 town where your sway
15:29 whistle of the train Echoes through the
15:33 day now I wrote that song but I didn't
15:37 write that song AI wrote that song and
15:40 according to the copyright office if AI
15:42 wrote that
15:45 [Music]
15:46 song it is not copyrightable now I have
15:50 a witness of about 60 or 70 people that
15:53 watched over 3
15:56 hours as we toiled and changed the
16:00 lyrics and tried to find the right song
16:02 and pushed and proded and tried to get
16:04 the AI Dr J you are an artist thank you
16:07 very much I appreciate
16:08 [Music]
16:12 that the standard apparently is if you
16:15 can show significant human contribution
16:17 then it's maybe copyrightable if you
16:20 said make me a piece of art and it
16:22 squits
16:23 out something that you're like I want to
16:25 protect that they probably won't give it
16:27 to you so what I would say is if that's
16:30 important to
16:31 [Music]
16:35 you then document the [ __ ] out of every
16:38 [ __ ] second you put into
16:41 it and be prepared to make a case for
16:45 how much Blood Sweat and Tears went into
16:47 creating it and then you might have a
16:50 chance but then I ask does it really
16:53 [ __ ]
16:54 matter we're moving into a world
16:59 of
17:00 infinite infinitely personal
17:03 personalized content
17:05 generation everyone's going to be able
17:07 to say I want a Lego scene with a guy
17:10 that looks like Kyle a dog that looks
17:12 like his dog an AI learning lab in the
17:13 background and embrace the Jen on the
17:16 [Music]
17:19 t-shirt and they'll just it'll just make
17:23 that so if you have a thing that's a
17:26 Lego scene like this and instead of AI
17:27 learning lab it says a I education Hut
17:32 and instead of embrace the Jank it says
17:33 janky is as janky
17:36 does you're a derivative loser for
17:39 stealing
17:40 [Music]
17:45 it but who's going to come after
17:49 you like I I feel like copyright laws
17:52 were
17:54 generated we we created when creating
17:57 content was hard
18:00 and the internet kind of [ __ ] that up
18:02 with digital
18:04 distribution and then AI completely
18:06 [ __ ] it up Firefly oh I'm here hello
18:10 all hello Firefly what's
18:14 happening so I don't know I mean I think
18:17 people in general are in love with their
18:19 IP like I've got two US patents and
18:24 eight international patents on
18:27 My Story vine software company
18:32 technology I'm like proud of
18:35 that is it valuable to us no cuz we
18:38 don't have the money to go after anyone
18:40 if if someone infringed on it now is
18:43 that potentially valuable to someone who
18:45 buys the company yeah potentially very
18:49 valuable
19:05 so I think you got to really ask
19:07 yourself like what business do you want
19:08 to be in do you want to be in patent
19:11 trolling
19:15 business or if you've produced a really
19:17 cool character and then you just want to
19:19 execute it with AI then do all your
19:21 copyright protection with you know
19:25 written things and I don't know
19:29 [Music]
19:31 I think the whole copyright and
19:33 intellectual property world needs to be
19:36 upended and it's going to be it's just
19:39 going to be an ugly 20 years getting
19:40 [Laughter]
19:44 there I registered for a webinar with
19:47 Amazon AWS all about Ai and business
19:49 should be interesting oh that's cool
19:51 yeah yeah it should be cool
20:00 [Music]
20:03 AWS is always such a weird business to
20:06 me I get why they did
20:07 it I get why it's so popular
20:13 but just feels like a weird distraction
20:16 from their
20:24 business the value is that I was the one
20:27 that created something new and have
20:29 something that can help
20:31 people well there's all sorts of ways to
20:33 protect that n sh shoken um skoken um I
20:38 mean you know use chat GPT to act as an
20:40 intellectual property lawyer and and
20:43 really educate the [ __ ] out of you on it
20:45 if you're not educated like understand
20:47 the difference between Patent
20:49 Trademark
20:52 copyright um how you register them how
20:56 you actually protect them
21:03 understand things like you know Trade
21:05 Secrets like like there's all sorts of
21:06 ways to protect your
21:09 [Music]
21:13 interests
21:16 [Music]
21:18 um if you want to copyright something
21:21 that was primarily produced with AI
21:23 though I would get your [ __ ] together
21:26 with how how much
21:29 time and effort you put into
21:32 it essentially make the argument that
21:35 that that the AI was an insignificant
21:37 piece of the labor of creating it then
21:39 you might have a shot I'm pretty
21:41 familiar they're very pricey but it's
21:43 new to me yeah it's that that's the
21:45 other problem is it's it it costs a lot
21:47 of money to protect that listen if you
21:49 have something like a comic book
21:50 character and you like you know you
21:52 think you have the next Simpsons or the
21:54 next South Park then do what you can to
21:57 protect the [ __ ] out of it but within
21:59 budgets like here's what I would say
22:08 don't don't
22:10 avoid putting work in the
22:13 [Music]
22:15 world because you don't have your [ __ ]
22:17 together you don't have enough money to
22:19 get just the perfect IP get whatever
22:21 protections you can in place educate the
22:23 [ __ ] out of yourself use cat GPT as an
22:26 assistant use Claude as an assistant you
22:29 both of them right now are really
22:31 good get as much protected as you can
22:33 and put your [ __ ] work in the
22:36 world play first mindfully create
22:39 generously lead get that [ __ ] in the
22:41 world put out YouTube videos of here's
22:44 how I'm making this stuff put out you
22:47 know Amazon Kindle books of whatever
22:52 process or cartoons whatever it is get
22:55 it in the world
22:59 because the more evidence you have of
23:01 producing it the better chance you'll
23:04 have of protecting it and then you
23:08 also will build an audience along the
23:10 way I made a cute Kyle doll in a regular
23:14 so
23:17 no oh
23:19 no lunatick what have you
23:26 done dare dare
23:29 [Laughter]
23:35 I like champy too he's all yellowed
23:37 that's about right with him too cuz he
23:40 goes out I don't know if I told you this
23:41 champy is a snake Hunter he goes out and
23:44 he catches snakes in the rocks and and
23:47 then he he doesn't kill them sort of he
23:50 he doesn't mean to he catches them and
23:53 then they're kind of in shock and he he
23:55 carries him out with his tail wagging
23:57 and he drops him in the yard and then he
23:59 paw at him a little bit and then when he
24:01 gets him calmed down a little bit he
24:03 like smacks him in the head enough to
24:04 slow him down and then he rolls gets on
24:08 his back and just rolls on him and he
24:11 comes in smelling like snake I was
24:14 writing about snakes today
24:19 [Music]
24:27 [Applause]
24:27 [Music]
24:30 oh man that's very cute thank you for
24:34 that I like it I like it a
24:40 lot um
24:45 [Music]
25:13 [Applause]
25:20 [Music]
25:23 [Applause]
25:24 [Music]
25:27 all right I came up with an idea but I'm
25:29 hesitant to turn to AI for help due to
25:31 my idea being taken thoughts don't don't
25:35 be there's too much well it
25:40 I it depends if it's just the idea
25:43 here's the thing
25:44 Becky everyone's afraid their idea is
25:47 going to be
25:48 stolen the harsh [ __ ] cold
25:53 reality is
25:55 that you can have an idea and not EX
25:59 it we had we had investors at one
26:03 point that we've since parted
26:07 ways but they basically funded a
26:12 competitor they took our IP they funded
26:16 someone building essentially exactly
26:18 what we
26:20 built and that company was out of
26:22 business in two
26:24 years they had all the same technology
26:29 why' they fail cuz execution is really
26:31 [ __ ] hard and then the other thing is
26:34 I kind of feel like there's this
26:35 perception that if you put something on
26:38 chat GPT there's like people waiting
26:40 there to catch it like oh good idea let
26:42 me go execute that no it's it's you can
26:47 you know first of all you can turn off
26:49 you know use my training data especially
26:51 if you have a teams account in chat GPT
26:54 um but even if you if you really want to
26:56 protect it turn off go to your setting
26:58 settings and turn off train train on my
27:01 data um you'll lose your prompt history
27:03 so just know that so so export your data
27:06 before you do that and turn off train my
27:09 data and then just [ __ ] use it now if
27:12 you want to get really
27:13 paranoid get something like um GPT for
27:18 all where you install a local large
27:22 language model like on your Mac I think
27:24 you just got a new
27:25 Mac um and you can run something like
27:29 llama their 13 billion parameter model
27:32 you can probably run that locally on
27:33 your Mac and it'll run just
27:37 fine
27:39 um but I like I wouldn't be that
27:43 paranoid if you're taking you know
27:47 proprietary spreadsheets of a big
27:49 Corporation and you're putting that out
27:51 there you know then you're a little more
27:53 liable but if it's just your idea
27:55 [ __ ] go to town on it go to town
27:59 go to town go to
28:01 [Music]
28:05 town I used Google ideas in incognito
28:09 mode oh I used to Google ideas in
28:11 incognito mode yeah I I
28:14 mean
28:19 yeah ideas are easy executions hard
28:30 our our our senior adviser this guy
28:33 named Kevin Clark he's a guy I work with
28:34 at a Content
28:36 Evolution he talks about especially when
28:38 you when you have a new
28:40 idea he goes the first three or four or
28:44 five
28:45 people that enter the market in
28:48 competition with you are actually
28:50 validating your
28:55 idea so if you're in an early phase of
28:58 an
28:59 industry or if you have a unique
29:04 idea other people having that idea is
29:06 not necessarily a bad thing cuz people
29:08 won't do it the same way you do it there
29:10 are so many little variations of
29:12 automated video storytelling platforms
29:14 out there almost no one does what Story
29:16 vine
29:17 [Music]
29:20 does all little variations of it
29:27 [Music]
29:31 and it's funny when I had that idea I
29:32 had the idea for Story vine in
29:34 2006 and I started a company and it was
29:38 the wrong company it wasn't automated it
29:40 was manual it was handbuilt
29:45 video and when I started storyvine in
29:50 2012 I thought I was behind the market
29:52 and I thought there were like thousands
29:55 of competitors rushing toward the market
29:58 and what I realized is that I was about
30:00 a decade
30:03 early and that sounds sexy and all like
30:06 from an inventor
30:08 standpoint but it's pretty [ __ ]
30:09 painful like a decade of my life was
30:12 spent working on this thing that it's
30:14 time hadn't really come it's like ah
30:16 it'll come next year it'll come next
30:18 year it'll come next
30:20 [Music]
30:23 [Applause]
30:24 year it's funny Co Co in a lot of ways
30:28 kind of woke up the market to what we
30:30 [Music]
30:32 do it's crazy where can I learn more
30:36 about storyvine uh just go to story
30:38 vine.com um you can download the
30:40 storyvine app and play with it it's it's
30:42 B2B software so it it kind of looks on
30:45 the surface like it could be B to C
30:48 software but we do a lot of work in
30:50 healthcare and
30:52 Pharma so if fizer wants their patients
30:55 of a certain drug to talk about their
30:56 diagnosis journey we'll create a
30:58 template for the patient to tell that
31:00 story and then our app serves as a
31:03 virtual director so if you download the
31:04 Story by an app you get to play with
31:06 that virtual director and you get
31:08 emailed back a fully edited video of
31:11 yourself you know telling whatever the
31:13 story
31:14 [Music]
31:16 is and if I mean and if it's something
31:19 that's interesting and intriguing for
31:21 your company just DM me and we can I'm
31:23 happy to talk to you about
31:26 it almost every business I'm started has
31:28 been 3 to 7 years too early yeah it's
31:31 it's so frustrating Source Camp I and
31:33 you know what quite frankly this channel
31:36 is 3 to seven years
31:38 early we're so [ __ ] early everyone's
31:40 like oh AI is overhyped it's it's
31:43 overhyped it's uh it's just all [ __ ]
31:45 everyone's so excited about it no
31:47 they're not
31:50 47% 47% of people haven't even heard of
31:53 CET GPT 47 [ __ ] percent in America
31:59 the land of Silicon
32:02 Valley 47% haven't even heard of CET gbt
32:07 and we're in here like oh my God what if
32:08 we do if we can't keep up we could take
32:10 a year off and we'd be fine we'd still
32:13 be ahead by a
32:19 [Music]
32:21 lot what AI tool have you mostly
32:24 integrated into your business um
32:32 I've got a A
32:34 Creative ideation tool well it's not is
32:37 nidation tool it's kind of like a first
32:40 draft writer for our prompting questions
32:42 for our our our Story vine templates
32:45 that thing saves us two or three days on
32:49 average per client for for kickoff
32:52 meetings um that was done with zapier
32:55 and open
32:57 AI um
32:59 the tools that I built into Story vine
33:02 to do content generation is based on
33:04 open
33:05 AI our translation tools based on
33:08 hen our Persona tool is based on
33:13 did 11
33:16 labs open
33:18 AI so it's a lot of open AI
33:23 [Music]
33:31 the the other thing that I realized
33:33 about the tool that I I built
33:35 into Story vine I'll show it to you I'll
33:38 show it to you here in a
33:40 [Music]
33:41 second is that what it's doing
33:43 technically is not different than a lot
33:45 of the other tools that are out there
33:46 that are generating
33:49 content but what I realized and this
33:51 again gets back to the execution Becky
33:54 is the way we're executing it the way
33:57 we're incorporating it into our core
34:00 value proposition and the features that
34:02 we're building into it that are specific
34:04 to
34:06 Pharma it's going to it there's not
34:09 going to be a lot of people that do that
34:11 particular flavor of the thing we've
34:14 built and
34:17 so so part of the advantage of just
34:23 building is
34:26 is you get to put stuff in the
34:28 marketplace and see if people are
34:29 willing to pay for it the big AI tool
34:32 that we built we got one of our clients
34:34 to fund most of
34:36 it we said what what features do you
34:39 want this thing to have and they're like
34:40 well we don't know so we gave them a
34:43 list of features we're like well we
34:45 think it should do this they're like
34:48 okay they're like well and then we
34:50 should build it they're like okay and
34:52 they gave us money to go build it and we
34:54 went and built it and we put in the
34:57 contract that they don't own it cuz we
34:59 were building it anyway they're just
35:01 accelerating the feature
35:04 set that's how we've built every piece
35:06 of technology with Story vine by the way
35:08 sell it first build it
35:10 [Music]
35:12 second it's very non-vc of
35:16 us I find I find Venture Capital
35:20 [Music]
35:21 [Laughter]
35:23 [Music]
35:26 exhausting here let me show you this
35:33 thing this is not a thing that if you
35:36 can visualize it you can do it
35:39 absolutely absolutely this is not
35:49 uh so go p
35:55 [Music]
36:10 [Music]
36:17 uh did I do that wrong s see
36:34 yeah okay
36:37 so let me make the thing so you can see
36:39 it okay so this is a thing we call the
36:44 authenticity
36:46 engine
36:49 and so let me give you some context for
36:53 it story Vine's 12-year-old
36:56 company for 12 years what the product's
36:59 been we've never really pivoted the
37:00 product like the product has always
37:02 worked and been what we wanted to
37:04 build it's a virtual director in an app
37:07 that guides someone step by step through
37:09 telling a specific story so if it's a
37:11 patient diagnosis Journey the app asks
37:14 them you know what's your name and when
37:16 were you diagnosed how did it feel when
37:19 you heard the news you know what's how
37:21 have you been treating it what are your
37:22 hopes and dreams for the future whatever
37:24 that story arc is our app guides them
37:27 through answering a series of prompts
37:30 that then goes up to the cloud gets
37:31 stitched together into a fully edited
37:33 video in about 5
37:35 minutes and then you've got this video
37:37 and you can do anything you want with it
37:39 you can share it on social you can put
37:40 it on a website you built you can put it
37:42 on YouTube doesn't matter and
37:45 so the other piece of this is we can get
37:47 that through the Regulatory and
37:49 compliance approval process so we can
37:51 actually deliver for Pharma companies
37:55 truly authentic user generated content
37:58 that we can get through regulatory
38:00 that's that in of itself is a is a is a
38:07 miracle but the value of that
38:11 video is rarely really
38:14 exploited because we're capturing it in
38:16 this modular way you could use the
38:18 little piece parts of it you could remix
38:20 them you could take the transcripts of
38:22 these videos and turn them into other
38:25 content but very few people actually do
38:27 that
38:28 and so what we said is could we use
38:31 AI to presume that that authentic story
38:35 that you took the time to capture and
38:37 someone took time out of their life to
38:38 share on behalf of your
38:41 company could we leverage the [ __ ] out
38:44 of that and that's what the authenticity
38:46 engine is so you upload a video to this
38:50 thing
38:58 and it
39:02 crashes Ah that's pretty funny I wonder
39:06 I had an issue I had to restart my
39:09 machine at
39:12 work um I think there was a new um OSX
39:17 update and I think all my permissions
39:19 are
39:20 [ __ ] let me try one more time
39:24 here uh uh uh uh yeah
39:30 that's that's no
39:32 bueno
39:35 huh try one more time I think this the
39:38 same same problem I had at
39:53 work yep okay so let's see see
39:59 um let me quit out of here there's my
40:04 book
40:06 cover let me quick
40:09 Chrome this going to be so good when you
40:12 see this it's going to be so worth the
40:14 wait you're be like why did I did I wait
40:16 an hour for this what am I doing with my
40:18 life by the way if you haven't joined
40:20 the salon go there right now the salon.
40:23 a go there you're going to love it so
40:27 much
40:34 all right I'm going to restart my
40:35 machine my
40:37 Machina because I do think I have some
40:41 iCloud [ __ ] going
40:45 on bye
40:56 jingus that's the way live demos tend to
40:59 go yeah we call it danger selling danger
41:01 danger selling so in the early days of
41:03 Story vine um the very first technology
41:07 we built we built an app that
41:11 captured three three you asked three
41:14 questions and then it was Tethered to a
41:17 specific Macintosh my my Mac laptop so
41:20 we would film someone in at the
41:22 beginning of a meeting and then it would
41:25 send those three Clips to the hard drive
41:28 of the laptop and it would fire up Final
41:31 Cut Pro and run a series of macros and
41:35 my co-founder Mo'Nique I would be up
41:36 pitching and hand waving and doing all
41:38 the
41:39 [ __ ] and she would be watching Final
41:42 Cut Pro edit this
41:44 video and and then the problem was Apple
41:48 would update Final Cut Pro and it would
41:49 [ __ ] up our macros and so sometimes
41:52 she'd be like it it didn't work it
41:53 didn't work and then at one point it
41:56 made a video where it played like 2third
42:00 of the way through and she somehow
42:01 communicated to me like it stops in
42:04 section three so um I got to the point
42:07 in my presentation and I played the
42:09 video and then right before it crashed
42:11 and [ __ ] the bed I just stopped the
42:13 video and said
42:14 Tada I got I actually got a standing
42:17 ovation uh doing one of those demos once
42:19 which was pretty
42:21 funny um because it was pretty [ __ ]
42:23 magical that's why we call it auto
42:25 magical or Auto Magic
42:38 Mo'Nique yes Monique she is the one she
42:42 has been with me from day one Kyle what
42:45 Story vine mistake have you learned most
42:49 from um
43:00 to not
43:05 assume it's going to be as easy to sell
43:08 as you think it is it's going to be
43:10 harder to
43:12 sell
43:20 um I don't know you know it's
43:24 funny like I don't I I don't feel like I
43:27 have any major regrets like we when when
43:29 we first raised
43:31 money
43:34 we we built a bunch of technology and
43:37 went out
43:39 and
43:43 um hang on an update is ready to
43:49 install okay there's that we went out
43:52 and raised a bunch of money and then I
43:54 was like oh we can sell it to everyone
43:55 we can sell it to
43:58 um air conditioner repair guys and IBM
44:01 and Pharma companies and this and that I
44:03 was trying to sell it to
44:05 everyone and we like we learned we
44:07 learned stupid [ __ ] that that's
44:09 ultimately really important in business
44:11 like we learned that the 500 bucks we
44:14 charged the air conditioner guy meant
44:17 more to him and was harder to collect
44:20 than the
44:21 $80,000 that a major Pharma gave us to
44:24 make four little videos
44:29 and so we we narrowed our Focus to
44:31 healthcare and Pharma cuz we're like we
44:33 would have to sell a [ __ ] ton of $500
44:36 subscriptions to equal that one Pharma
44:39 thing and we had decent connections you
44:41 know Monique and I had both worked on um
44:46 a lot of Fortune 500 work and we have
44:47 pretty deep rolodexes so um that was it
44:51 I I don't know that there's anything
44:53 major I would
44:54 change I think I think probably
45:03 I maybe would have taken another round
45:06 of
45:07 investment to really build out a kickass
45:10 sales team like a bigger broader sales
45:14 team cuz that was always the area that
45:17 that we
45:18 struggled all right so let's go
45:29 let's try this again P all right if
45:31 you're still here what the [ __ ] are you
45:33 doing with your
45:34 life
45:36 [Music]
45:40 uh okay so again this is the
45:43 authenticity engine I'm uploading a
45:45 video
45:48 here we'll see if it
45:51 works it
45:56 should see that slow upload this is a
45:58 small file this is thanks
46:03 Xfinity hey Comcast your service is
46:07 awesome come on
46:12 really oh I wonder if I wonder if I've
46:15 got an issue with
46:23 iCloud d uh let's see Amy am
46:37 Y no it's
46:45 there what the heck what the heck Bob
46:49 Bob tell him what he's W you've won a
46:52 trip to learn how to use your [ __ ]
46:54 computer University
47:01 and it crashed again that is
47:07 weird what what up what up with
47:15 that this is definitely a Mac issue I
47:17 had I had very similar
47:20 fuckups oh you know hang on let me go to
47:23 system
47:25 settings uh let's do
47:30 iCloud I think Apple did one of those
47:39 um they did one of those updates where
47:41 they reset all your
47:43 passwords
47:48 [ __ ]
47:52 done I think that's all
47:56 right huh
48:01 I'll try one more
48:05 time I don't think it's going to work
48:08 people but I'll show you what it does um
48:10 it's just so cool to watch it do it
48:12 though because it's like it's [ __ ]
48:14 magical this AI [ __ ] is pretty [ __ ]
48:16 magical sorry Pate I still think it's
48:19 [Laughter]
48:20 magic what's this
48:37 no something's [ __ ] up um do I want to
48:40 try one other thing nah this is
48:42 exhausting at this
48:44 point um well let me at least show you
48:47 what what the what the system
48:50 does so let's
48:53 see um okay so here's
48:57 this is a video
48:59 of property walk through we at apartment
49:02 707 This is Our Guest Suite here at the
49:05 ver it's a beautiful so you upload a
49:07 video the first thing it does is it
49:09 generates a transcript of the video so
49:11 here's the time code of when the person
49:13 says what they said then it starts this
49:15 cascading series of events it creates a
49:18 title of the video it creates a
49:20 description of the video it pulls out
49:22 key messages of the video like contact
49:26 details are provided the location is
49:28 convenient with easy access to
49:30 restaurant bars and entertainment like
49:32 the Pepsi Center it's got a huge balcony
49:35 amenities such as Wi-Fi so it pulls out
49:36 key messages and then it we actually
49:39 chapiz the video we re chapiz it sort of
49:42 break it into its narrative components
49:45 So within I don't know 30 seconds of
49:47 uploading a video you've got this whole
49:49 world of content where you deeply
49:51 understand the story and then you flip
49:53 over the content generation Tab and it
49:56 generates an interview style blog post
49:59 it generates Instagram posts it
50:01 generates
50:02 hashtags um and then it generates pull
50:04 quotes of interesting things that were
50:06 said in the video so if I turn this back
50:10 on I can say click on that tour with me
50:13 today I really hope that you enjoyed
50:15 verb and all of our so it just jumps you
50:18 right to the little pull quote you know
50:20 so thank you so much for taking time
50:22 with me
50:23 today and you
50:26 know so the most um unique feature about
50:29 this apartment is this huge balcony that
50:32 you so within a minute of uploading a
50:35 video boom you have this whole world of
50:37 content around it so
50:41 anyway all
50:47 right all right what are we going to do
50:49 here people that was a huge giant
50:52 [ __ ] waste of time so my apologies
50:54 for that I don't know what Apple did but
50:57 but something's up with their iCloud
50:59 something or other something something
51:00 is something is not
51:02 normal I finally got it to work at work
51:05 but I thought I did it I thought I did
51:07 the same [ __ ] I did here but who knows
51:09 whatever what platform is this the the
51:12 AI platform I was just showing you
51:13 that's the um Story vines proprietary
51:17 what we call the AI authenticity engine
51:19 hey Kyle does the group know how to
51:22 extract all
51:24 emails for certain industry
51:28 I don't know what group you're referring
51:29 to does this channel do
51:33 I I don't know how to extract all emails
51:36 for certain
51:37 industry
51:39 um no I know a lot of people are working
51:43 on that I would also be surprised if
51:45 Google wasn't working on that hey PA are
51:47 you working on
51:50 that let me interact with my emails as
51:52 if it's chat
51:54 GPT or sorry Gemini
51:58 that would be
52:01 good Runway gen 3 I don't have any more
52:04 credits left for Runway gen 3 I can show
52:06 you videos that I
52:08 did when I when I I temporarily lost my
52:12 mind and forgot that these video
52:13 generation tools are really [ __ ]
52:15 expensive and I blew through all my
52:16 credits by copying and pasting a bunch
52:19 of [ __ ] from chat GPT into it
52:23 um
52:25 run Runway
52:28 ml log
52:31 in their interface by the way is a pile
52:34 of
52:37 trash
52:39 um sorry a pile of steaming
52:45 [ __ ] go to dashboard then I go to all
52:50 assets then I go to view all there we go
52:55 so here's all the videos that I made
52:57 so I'll just play them all in a
53:06 row so here's my cool muscle car in an
53:09 abandoned Factory that's rolling through
53:11 the factory except the wheels don't move
53:14 the wheels don't roll so it's being
53:17 dragged through the factory by some
53:20 unfor maybe that's it maybe this is a
53:22 ghost driving the car is it common
53:25 knowledge that all chat threads can be
53:27 downloaded and
53:30 condensed no have you done that Firefly
53:34 that's pretty
53:38 cool how do you mean downloaded and
53:41 condensed no that's not common
53:44 knowledge where you pop it back into
53:46 chat GPT as a as an uploaded file and
53:48 then tell it to summarize
53:50 it I've heard people talk about it but I
53:53 I don't really I've never really
53:54 practiced it I've never really done it
53:58 it should have that functionality
53:59 already well I know it should P but it
54:01 doesn't well at least not what I've
54:05 used I've been doing a lot of video with
54:08 pixiverse
54:09 interesting chat thre threads from chat
54:12 GPT I'm still working on that exported
54:16 that oh then chat GPT used clean Json
54:20 files oh
54:22 interesting huh it's interesting
54:27 um here's another video I
54:31 did this was an Intergalactic
54:34 Carnival of stars or something like that
54:37 made of
54:39 stars like the physics in this are just
54:41 really weird and
54:46 crappy this stuff looks pretty
54:49 though put your own live in
54:54 Kyle result is text file yeah oh I like
54:58 that video this video I liked this was a
55:00 world where abstract abstract shapes and
55:03 colors constantly morphan interact
55:06 creating a dynamic everchanging
55:09 environment that's pretty slick like
55:11 doesn't that look like in the 80s when
55:15 you'd go to the movie this would be the
55:17 thing that would play right before they
55:18 would advertise the popcorn or the Jerry
55:21 Lewis
55:22 ton or or the hey it's Danny Thomas from
55:26 the children's whatever the Danny Thomas
55:29 thing
55:29 [Laughter]
55:35 was if it's Intergalactic maybe it's a
55:37 world that has different physics yeah
55:40 everything definitely has different
55:41 physics with this AI [ __ ] right now this
55:43 one the physics and this one are [ __ ]
55:46 trash all the gears change like there's
55:49 different number of spokes all the
55:51 time that crazy
55:54 looking bird the just it's just Jank
55:59 Jank
56:01 [Laughter]
56:06 horrific but by the way this is
56:08 available to
56:11 everyone the other thing the other thing
56:13 I can show you I'll I'll show you let's
56:16 go to Luma Labs so this is Runway ml
56:18 I'll show you a couple more videos and
56:19 then we'll go to Luma
56:21 labs when is open AI going to finally
56:24 release the new voice feature uh the
56:25 fall it sounds like it's going to be the
56:27 fall it says they said sometime in July
56:29 with select Alpha testers which means
56:32 you know 10 people and some reporters
56:34 will get
56:36 it um and just no I'm not going to be
56:40 one of them cuz a I'm not a reporter and
56:42 B Sam alman's really jealous of me and
56:45 so it just it's kind of common knowledge
56:48 here like if you're in a regular if
56:49 you're here a lot you know all the story
56:52 and you know how like Elon and I were
56:54 hanging out and Elon was like what do I
56:56 do with this extra $50 million and I'm
56:58 like I don't know do you know anyone
57:00 doing any cool stuff he's like there's
57:01 this guy Sam I'm like why don't you give
57:03 Sam $50 million and so any but anyway he
57:06 got really jealous of me in that whole
57:08 thing cuz I whatever he's just an INR
57:10 you know how it is and so anyway so I
57:13 won't be getting the voice feature
57:15 before you do but it's not
57:18 because I'm not an influencer I'm
57:21 totally an influencer like I got an
57:23 appointment next week to get a pink
57:24 stripe in my hair so I so that I can go
57:27 to
57:28 VidCon and
57:30 then so I definitely have the
57:33 juice and I and I'm going to start
57:36 dancing I got a a manini that I'll be
57:39 wearing and we'll do be doing more of
57:41 that and I'm going to start selling
57:43 Madagascar vanilla beans too so like
57:47 this channel is going to go off the hook
57:49 man anyway long story
57:52 short short story long um Sam's not
57:57 going to give me access early and and
57:59 you you may think that I'm bitter and
58:02 you're right Sam's out to get Kyle
58:04 exactly forever hook
58:06 noosed how does one work well you get up
58:09 in the morning you do
58:11 [ __ ] wait how does one work it takes
58:14 images and a prompt which one this one
58:18 this one is just a prompt so Runway Al
58:21 Runway gen 3 right now is just text to
58:24 video
58:27 what's coming is image to video uh I
58:30 don't know if they're doing video to
58:31 video they're doing IM image to video
58:34 some editing
58:36 stuff and the ability to extend the
58:39 length of the videos is
58:42 coming but that's why I wanted to show
58:45 you Luma Labs dream dream machine this
58:48 one was actually pretty good this was a
58:50 an erupting volcano which I thought it
58:53 was really cool that it made the the
58:54 blue sky yellow that it it got so bright
58:58 that's kind of
59:02 cool like that one that this one's
59:04 pretty good with sound effects it would
59:07 be
59:08 better this was an absolute fail listen
59:11 to this prompt okay first of all it's
59:14 beautiful it's not an absolute fail it's
59:16 a beautiful whatever it is but tell me
59:19 if it's this a continuous spiraling
59:23 staircase that defies the laws of
59:25 physics seemingly extending into
59:28 Infinity each step changes color and
59:32 material as the figure ascends there's
59:34 no figure there's no steps there's no
59:37 changing but the water monster is pretty
59:41 cool all right so that's Runway ml uh
59:44 gen 3 pretty good but kind of all over
59:47 the place
59:50 um Luma
59:54 laabs doai
59:58 this is free uh you can do up to three
1:00:03 videos a day and then you go into a
1:00:06 queue and the last time I did it my
1:00:09 queue was 8 hours
1:00:10 long um but it made like this is
1:00:15 one so I had chat GPT create these
1:00:21 stories so this was like a street artist
1:00:24 that ends up in a gallery
1:00:26 and I said pan into the future so
1:00:29 there's there he is on the street and
1:00:31 then there's people looking at his art
1:00:32 that was kind of cool didn't didn't
1:00:34 really conceptually do what I wanted to
1:00:38 do but it's not bad um this one was a
1:00:41 lonely teddy
1:00:43 bear gets brought a friend by the little
1:00:46 boy so that's kind of cool again it
1:00:50 tells a story chat gbt came up with that
1:00:54 story and then this one was just two
1:00:56 cool images I did some DOI round
1:00:59 tripping where I took a cool image from
1:01:01 Twitter put it into DOI had it describe
1:01:04 it then had it generate images then had
1:01:06 it describe those then had it generate
1:01:08 more images based on
1:01:12 that um but what's cool
1:01:16 about this tool let me go back to my
1:01:19 chat GPT for a second
1:01:28 chat J
1:01:35 Tai concepts with surprising twists okay
1:01:39 so to come up with these
1:01:43 Concepts error loading images come
1:01:46 on what is
1:01:50 up all right so here's here's two so
1:01:53 lonely dog so what I did here
1:01:56 let go way back to the
1:01:58 beginning I said I want you to come up
1:02:00 with concepts for short video sequences
1:02:03 that tell a complete story I want you to
1:02:05 describe two key frames so what Luma
1:02:08 lab's dream dream machine does is it
1:02:11 allows you to put in a starting frame
1:02:13 and an ending frame and then it'll it'll
1:02:16 do the video in between
1:02:18 them and so what I wanted was it for it
1:02:21 to tell tell stories the opening key
1:02:24 frame and the ending key frame with a
1:02:25 surprise in and unexpected twist that
1:02:28 will surprise and Delight the viewer and
1:02:30 so it came up with those Concepts and
1:02:32 then I said those were shitty come up
1:02:33 with
1:02:34 more and then I was like okay those are
1:02:37 okay now go make some so here's little
1:02:40 girl reading a letter on her porch in
1:02:43 her Sad Sack poor porch and then
1:02:46 apparently she inherited a lot of money
1:02:48 and now she's a rich little princess
1:02:54 yeeha um here's the teddy bear one one
1:02:56 right so there's your start image
1:02:58 there's your end
1:02:59 image there's your artist
1:03:02 pair this is I guess a girl in a library
1:03:07 and then does some magic reads a magic
1:03:10 book or something like that piano Guy
1:03:13 now he's playing in front of an
1:03:15 orchestra this one's cool actually let's
1:03:17 do this one this one's cool so I'm going
1:03:19 to download this start frame and I'll
1:03:22 download this end frame the problem with
1:03:24 Luma laabs is the uh the queuing is just
1:03:27 [ __ ]
1:03:28 insane so we'll start it but we won't
1:03:31 probably get to see it tonight so I'm
1:03:32 going to
1:03:33 upload that is the start
1:03:38 frame and then notice so there I've got
1:03:40 my start frame I can put in a prompt or
1:03:43 I can just put in the end
1:03:45 frame and I'm not going to put in a
1:03:47 prompt I'm just going to put
1:03:49 in that
1:03:52 inframe and then oh maybe I have to put
1:03:55 in something thing
1:03:57 um a
1:04:00 boy Day
1:04:03 Dreams a
1:04:06 [Music]
1:04:08 betiful
1:04:12 world all right boom
1:04:29 why is my computer not
1:04:36 working well if this button
1:04:42 worked oh my god
1:04:45 seriously seriously
1:04:56 oh I wonder if it's oh you know what it
1:04:57 probably is it's probably cuz these are
1:04:59 webp images stupid [ __ ] webp images
1:05:03 boy
1:05:05 Day
1:05:09 Dreams a new
1:05:16 world oh now it's going okay
1:05:26 all right so it's cued in Q so we'll
1:05:28 we'll check that out tomorrow um here's
1:05:31 what it does with
1:05:32 [Laughter]
1:05:40 dancers embrace the Jank embrace the
1:05:43 Jank you got to you got to embrace the
1:05:45 Jank oh yeah imagine how boring it will
1:05:48 be when these tools can just take ballet
1:05:51 dancers and make them dance that's going
1:05:53 to be boring not exciting like pretzel
1:05:59 legs all right I'll leave
1:06:02 this I'll leave this screen up and if if
1:06:05 it for some reason miraculously gets
1:06:08 queued in less than 8 hours I'll show
1:06:10 you Sam must have hacked your computer
1:06:13 to make you look bad on Tik Tok yeah
1:06:15 there there's something going on I you
1:06:17 know I'm not I'm not saying that oh that
1:06:20 is beautiful forever hooked I'm not
1:06:22 saying that Sam has taken some of the 10
1:06:24 billion dollar that Microsoft gave him
1:06:27 and using it in a vindictive way against
1:06:30 you know this channel I'm not saying
1:06:32 that that's just I'll let you ask your
1:06:35 own questions you know that's really for
1:06:38 you and the agency that we cannot
1:06:43 discuss to work that
1:06:46 out if you know what I
1:06:49 mean why do you think elon's always
1:06:51 talking about going to Mars huh you
1:06:55 think it's cuz he digs tunnels or cuz he
1:06:57 flies satellites
1:06:59 exactly
1:07:03 exactly see I'm smarter than them that's
1:07:07 the real trick
1:07:09 here I know their
1:07:14 ways I'll tell you another thing if you
1:07:17 know Sam and you're like hey this guy
1:07:20 Kyle Shannon's got a beef with you I
1:07:22 promise you Sam Alman will be like this
1:07:25 who
1:07:29 huh what are you talking
1:07:32 about it's all part of the scheme it's
1:07:35 all part of the
1:07:38 scheme Pinkie's out everyone cuz we're
1:07:43 classy all
1:07:46 right this evening's been a total
1:07:48 [ __ ] waste of
1:07:50 [Laughter]
1:07:54 time all right
1:07:56 who's he digging tunnels
1:07:58 for
1:08:01 exactly you ever been to the Denver
1:08:03 International Airport huh you think
1:08:07 that's not Washington 2 underneath
1:08:10 there you think they just spent $300
1:08:13 million on
1:08:15 a a luggage return system that they
1:08:19 never used oh uh-huh uh-huh I see what
1:08:22 you're
1:08:24 saying okay oh yeah first rule of what
1:08:27 was that first rule of ruining someone
1:08:30 don't admit knowing them exactly
1:08:35 exactly oh
1:08:37 man I can't even imagine the stress they
1:08:40 must be under over at open AI like
1:08:43 everyone's pissed at
1:08:48 them but
1:08:51 whatever they got their [ __ ] to
1:08:54 do you know I would rather the
1:08:56 technology be right I mean
1:08:58 listen as frustr as frustrating as it is
1:09:01 that they're not dropping technology
1:09:03 every 3 weeks it's a monal to
1:09:06 Seattle you know the the fact that
1:09:08 they're not
1:09:09 dropping product every 3 weeks is really
1:09:13 frustrating if you're paying attention
1:09:15 to this [ __ ] every day but most people
1:09:17 don't even know what's going
1:09:20 on
1:09:22 and I want them to put out stuff that
1:09:26 significantly changes the game and if
1:09:29 their real-time voice model was making
1:09:32 hyper porn or whatever the [ __ ] rumor
1:09:34 is and they got to fix that then [ __ ]
1:09:36 fix it like I I don't know why they
1:09:37 can't put
1:09:40 um you know stuff out that makes porn
1:09:43 but you know don't forget we're in an
1:09:44 election year they're definitely not
1:09:46 going to drop Sora in my opinion before
1:09:48 the
1:09:49 election um and they're they're probably
1:09:54 similarly skittish with the voice model
1:09:56 so my shirt says Sugar Ray Robinson it's
1:09:59 a bosot
1:10:08 drawing I got a cash this clay one
1:10:19 [Music]
1:10:24 too my daughter's luggage was lost at
1:10:26 the Denver airport right
1:10:30 exactly why do you think that was you
1:10:33 don't think they took her luggage up to
1:10:35 the secret
1:10:38 compartment compartment
1:10:41 7 that's where all the lost luggage
1:10:54 goes I had a friend once I used to joke
1:10:57 about all these conspiracy theories and
1:10:58 then one night I was fishing with him I
1:11:01 was making a joke about the conspiracy
1:11:02 theory and then I realized oh [ __ ] he
1:11:04 believes all this
1:11:06 stuff I had to be really careful with
1:11:09 with joking about the conspiracy
1:11:12 theories cuz he went right down a rabbit
1:11:14 hole I was like ah
1:11:18 [ __ ] yeah there's a topic we're not
1:11:20 going to cover again
1:11:32 [Music]
1:11:35 ah what are you guys talking about down
1:11:37 here oh I asked her I asked her what was
1:11:38 in it she neglected to specify yeah
1:11:41 exactly she had top secret documents did
1:11:44 that is that starting to do something oh
1:11:46 no it's not I thought it was building
1:11:49 our video it's
1:11:54 not but anyway anyway listen I
1:11:58 mean as janky as these video tools are
1:12:01 right now um Caleb Caleb Ward from
1:12:07 um from the video education company
1:12:11 what's it called curious Refuge that
1:12:14 spoke at the salon
1:12:17 tonight he showed this really
1:12:21 cool simple graphic of like with
1:12:24 traditional film Productions there's
1:12:26 like the script and then there's
1:12:28 pre-production and then there's
1:12:29 production and then there's
1:12:30 post-production and it's all these kind
1:12:32 of
1:12:33 linear blocks of time that take a long
1:12:38 time and with AI it's kind of like you
1:12:41 have the script and the idea and then
1:12:44 all of that [ __ ] is like all in one
1:12:46 block and it just happens over a much
1:12:48 shorter amount of
1:12:49 time and you know what he was talking
1:12:52 about was the storytelling is still the
1:12:53 most important thing but these tools
1:12:57 even as crappy as they
1:13:01 are someone can make a video that's
1:13:03 never made a video before and get a lot
1:13:05 of recognition in fact he talked about
1:13:07 the woman who's now their their content
1:13:11 curator um she took one of their film
1:13:15 making classes and she made a film and
1:13:18 she put it into her they put it into
1:13:21 some competitions and she won the
1:13:23 competition she's never made a film
1:13:24 before and she's winning competitions
1:13:27 cuz her storytelling was good and her
1:13:29 visual aesthetic was
1:13:32 good so as janky as the tools are
1:13:36 they're they're still pretty remarkable
1:13:37 they're still pretty something to play
1:13:39 with so when you have a tool like Luma
1:13:41 Labs that lets you do free [ __ ] go play
1:13:43 with it or if you got money go pay for
1:13:45 the [ __ ] can we watch a video of that we
1:13:49 missed it today uh yes although I I am
1:13:54 very far behind on uploading um the
1:13:57 salon recordings so um I'm going to work
1:14:02 with Vicki and we're going to get caught
1:14:03 up on that but I've got to I got to do
1:14:05 my piece of it and make some title
1:14:07 screens and things like that so um but
1:14:12 yes you'll be able to watch it again
1:14:13 just I don't know when week or two
1:14:15 something like that all
1:14:18 right Luma Labs had other products go
1:14:20 check out their Discord sometime I use
1:14:22 the video to 3D images that's cool oh
1:14:24 you know what can go look at um called
1:14:28 my
1:14:41 mind okay perplexity has rolled out a
1:14:44 thing called PR
1:14:47 search it's capable of multi-step
1:14:50 reasoning on more complex queries and
1:14:54 can execute code when
1:14:56 necessary so let's go look at that
1:15:01 perplexity
1:15:06 a and by the way if you haven't seen
1:15:09 perplexity Pages I'll show you those
1:15:11 right now too
1:15:13 how so I'm in Pro
1:15:19 fine so let's see um
1:15:28 help me identify five Financial Freedom
1:15:34 systems and then
1:15:41 research the efficacy of
1:15:45 each on
1:15:49 multiple criteria
1:16:09 Financial Freedom systems a comparative
1:16:12 analysis fund raise Innovative fundrise
1:16:14 Innovative fund rating 7 out of 10 8 out
1:16:18 of
1:16:19 10 9 out of 10 8.5 out of 10 8 out of 10
1:16:47 conclusion so research the key features
1:16:50 compare EMP power Wells tools identify
1:16:53 the key features
1:16:58 so I guess it's doing
1:17:00 multi-step searching when you give it a
1:17:02 single search it's
1:17:05 it's dynamically sort of splitting that
1:17:08 up into subtasks that's starting to feel
1:17:11 a little agent like it's a little boring
1:17:14 but you want to see the thing that
1:17:16 they're doing that's not
1:17:17 boring yes Kyle we'd like to see
1:17:20 something that's not boring tonight good
1:17:22 Lord do you ever do anything here
1:17:25 is this what it's always like why does
1:17:27 anyone watch this this is
1:17:30 exhausting you know he's old right yeah
1:17:33 we know you know he doesn't know how to
1:17:36 use his computer right yeah we know why
1:17:39 are you still here we don't
1:17:48 know
1:17:50 okay under
1:17:54 um if you're at perplexity and if you
1:17:56 have perple perplexity Pro if you pay
1:18:00 for it
1:18:01 basically you can add this thing called
1:18:04 a page you can create a thing called a
1:18:08 page and then what's your page about I
1:18:12 don't know let's
1:18:14 say
1:18:17 history his or of
1:18:26 fire
1:18:28 eating
1:18:32 and let's just do history of fire
1:18:38 eating so what this thing goes off and
1:18:41 does so notice it create it found a
1:18:44 picture
1:18:46 there and then it's now
1:18:49 creating little ancient fire rituals and
1:18:52 early
1:18:53 records so here's the fire
1:18:56 rituals and then here's another section
1:19:00 called the evolution of fire eating
1:19:04 techniques that's cool it added safety
1:19:07 precautions materials to avoid avoid
1:19:10 using paraffin
1:19:11 candles plastic and thick multi-threaded
1:19:16 rope and then famous fire eaters Through
1:19:18 the
1:19:20 Ages now for every one of these I can
1:19:22 add media
1:19:25 and it will go out and find me
1:19:28 pitches and then I can click on this I
1:19:30 can change this and like here's all the
1:19:33 other
1:19:35 pitches that dude is creepy looking
1:19:38 let's put him in there so now I got that
1:19:41 I'm going to add media to this
1:19:43 one that's boring that's
1:19:47 not beautiful nice
1:19:52 solid and then you'll notice every one
1:19:54 of these
1:19:56 articles has little citations in it so
1:20:01 this is the articles that they wrote
1:20:03 this paragraph
1:20:05 from so it just kind of dynamically
1:20:08 whips up a little
1:20:10 article that's cool I like that let's
1:20:12 see if there's other ones that are
1:20:17 cooler
1:20:19 uh that one's kind of cool but I kind of
1:20:21 like that I kind of like that one all
1:20:24 right there's that
1:20:26 let's change this top one
1:20:35 here so there's a YouTube
1:20:39 video can
1:20:41 I drag to reposition it that's good all
1:20:45 right let's see do we want to add a
1:20:48 section I want to change a section so
1:20:51 let's
1:20:52 say the evolution of techniques let's
1:20:55 make the evolution of
1:21:00 techniques a table rather than a
1:21:04 paragraph We want it to be a
1:21:09 table and it's going to now rewrite that
1:21:12 section as a
1:21:14 table with a little intro paragraph and
1:21:16 an outro paragraph and our cool little
1:21:18 picture
1:21:20 there and now I can publish
1:21:24 this it says your page is
1:21:28 published so we just went
1:21:31 from nothing to
1:21:34 that let's see let me get rid of
1:21:38 this let me go to my
1:21:41 library
1:21:44 and where is
1:21:48 it fire
1:21:50 eating there's our
1:21:54 article groovy
1:21:58 right [ __ ]
1:22:08 creep he's thinking about thinking right
1:22:11 now
1:22:11 [Laughter]
1:22:15 people these are web publishable pages
1:22:18 yeah and in fact a lot of these things
1:22:20 are now showing up in Google searches
1:22:22 because they're incredibly well backlink
1:22:26 to because every [ __ ] article every
1:22:28 [ __ ]
1:22:29 paragraph is full of backlinks to the
1:22:32 articles that they wrote the this
1:22:35 paragraph
1:22:37 from like here's the five sources for
1:22:40 that first
1:22:43 article I I I think this is just
1:22:46 bitching cool but yeah I can now I can
1:22:49 go grab this here watch I'll go over to
1:22:51 the AI salon
1:22:59 a and I'll go down to irregular so here
1:23:02 we are in Irregulars and I'll just paste
1:23:04 that in there and it should pop up a
1:23:06 preview of the
1:23:08 article just a
1:23:12 moment come on
1:23:30 now it's published but it should it
1:23:33 should do a preview there it it will in
1:23:34 a minute but yeah if you click on that
1:23:37 you'll come to this
1:23:40 article pretty
1:23:42 amazing what else was I going to go look
1:23:44 at anybody
1:23:48 remember where did you click create page
1:23:50 so you go to your library and there's a
1:23:52 little plus sign next to the library so
1:23:54 so the library is where you can go look
1:23:56 at your
1:23:57 pages so I'm going to go look at my
1:24:01 pages so here's here's all my
1:24:05 pages beginner's guide to
1:24:08 surfing because you know me I'm big into
1:24:17 that and then the little plus sign is
1:24:20 how you make a new one
1:24:27 that's what steo was referring to as
1:24:29 backlinking
1:24:32 okay where did you click create on this
1:24:34 page so what is exactly perplexity for
1:24:38 perplexity think of perplexity as like a
1:24:41 a
1:24:43 decent research tool combined with chat
1:24:48 GPT it was free versus paid you know how
1:24:51 much traffic they get mind-blowing web
1:24:54 traffic
1:25:00 these are publishable Pages they
1:25:03 are and I mean you could I I bet I could
1:25:06 build into
1:25:10 these here we're going to say what's
1:25:12 this section
1:25:15 about I want you to
1:25:18 relate authentic video created by
1:25:22 storyvine to this article
1:25:35 let's just see how that
1:25:39 does authentic surfing stories Story
1:25:42 vines oh yeah this is genius look at
1:25:45 this story Vin's Innovative video
1:25:47 creation platform and you know what I'm
1:25:49 going to do I'm going to make it let me
1:25:50 let this finish I'm going to edit this
1:25:52 I'm going to make it bullet points
1:25:54 because I bet it's going to pull out
1:25:56 some good bullet points out of my
1:26:00 website story Vine's authentic video
1:26:02 creation technology offers an Innovative
1:26:05 way to enhance surfing education and
1:26:08 storytelling here's how Story vines
1:26:09 approach could work structured
1:26:11 storytelling Story vine uses video
1:26:13 guides that ask specific questions
1:26:15 that's true which could be tailored to
1:26:17 capture Surfers experiences techniques
1:26:19 and tips in a consistent format it's
1:26:22 almost like they read our website
1:26:25 authentic content the platform allows
1:26:27 Surfers of all levels to share their
1:26:29 personal stories and insights providing
1:26:32 genuine relatable content uh for
1:26:35 beginners in like easy production with
1:26:37 Story vines automagic editing Surfers
1:26:39 can create professional looking videos
1:26:41 without the ex I mean this is [ __ ]
1:26:45 brilliant can I now can I edit the
1:26:49 actual article I don't think you can or
1:26:51 can
1:26:52 you no
1:26:55 why can I not edit it that's
1:27:00 weird stop I don't want that thing
1:27:03 delete that delete that pile of
1:27:07 trash how do I get rid of
1:27:14 this more delete section
1:27:19 okay anyway but there you
1:27:22 go make an article on any topic and just
1:27:25 stick your company information in the
1:27:27 last paragraph and then go make those
1:27:30 [ __ ] searchable there you go
1:27:32 billion doll idea bang I still don't
1:27:34 know what else I was going to show you
1:27:36 oh I was going to show you there's a new
1:27:40 um yeah this new thing from Meta Meta
1:27:43 released this new 3D
1:27:45 tool that looks pretty slick
1:27:55 [Music]
1:27:56 download the paper downloading the
1:28:01 paper hello hello
1:28:08 moto so a bunch of people did some
1:28:13 [ __ ] that generates what looked like
1:28:15 very high quality 3D um Vicky you should
1:28:18 be paying attention to this if you're
1:28:19 still here
1:28:21 um very impressive looking 3D
1:28:26 models so a T-Rex wearing a green so
1:28:30 stage one is text to 3D
1:28:32 generation stage two texture
1:28:41 refinement refined 3D asset and then
1:28:44 retextured 3D
1:28:47 asset input stage two 3D mesh text
1:28:51 prompt so basically they're doing multi
1:28:54 St prompting to get the 3D models to
1:28:56 suck
1:29:00 less and they've got charts and graphs
1:29:03 so you know it's a good paper if they've
1:29:04 got charts and graphs ask Pate because
1:29:07 one of the things Pate knows is there's
1:29:10 absolutely no way to manipulate charts
1:29:12 and graphs to look better for your paper
1:29:16 if it's based on
1:29:17 math so the charts and gra graphs are
1:29:20 always accurate and always represent the
1:29:23 truth so that's why these papers are
1:29:26 important I'm lost what is this 3D AI
1:29:29 please yeah this is th this is nothing
1:29:32 we need to worry about right now meta
1:29:35 who put out llama you know the Llama
1:29:37 models and and put out the metaverse
1:29:40 that nobody cared
1:29:41 about um they just released this paper
1:29:44 and this is text to 3D
1:29:47 model
1:29:49 technology and so here's some of their
1:29:52 models that are created out of their
1:29:53 system so every one of these you can
1:29:54 spin around and turn these into game
1:29:57 assets so there's nothing to really pay
1:29:59 attention to here other
1:30:02 than 6 months from now this technology
1:30:05 will be rolled into some gaming platform
1:30:07 where you just talk a game into
1:30:10 existence and all these 3D objects will
1:30:12 show up within your game and this will
1:30:14 be the technology that drives it you'll
1:30:17 probably not hear about this all this
1:30:19 much unless you're a
1:30:22 developer but it's cool to know that
1:30:25 they're getting better with this [ __ ]
1:30:26 cuz 3D objects have sucked for a while
1:30:28 now these look pretty
1:30:31 good
1:30:35 so wow Heyday for Vicki and her 3D
1:30:38 generation skills I know yeah th this
1:30:40 stuff is I was doing that in code
1:30:43 yesterday yeah I'm lost yeah okay that
1:30:46 that we got too all right great job
1:30:48 you've gone live for 90 minutes it's
1:30:50 been 90 minutes of me [ __ ] rambling
1:30:52 nothing showing technology ol that
1:30:54 doesn't work previewing 3D technology
1:30:58 tools that no one can play
1:31:00 [Laughter]
1:31:05 with 69 people are in here going oh my
1:31:09 God I'm so tired why am I still
1:31:11 listening to this I think I'm just going
1:31:13 to go to sleep to why does he keep
1:31:14 yelling and waking me up oh my
1:31:17 God you
1:31:20 make you're welcome
1:31:26 oh man
1:31:28 listen sometimes the AI learning lab is
1:31:30 a magical [ __ ]
1:31:33 Fiesta and sometimes it's the trash
1:31:35 Panda you see
1:31:41 tonight uh where where am I going I'm
1:31:44 going to
1:31:45 photos because I got to have a cute
1:31:47 little picture up
1:31:49 here steo made this cute little
1:31:52 picture look at that thing
1:31:55 and that's why we keep coming
1:31:56 [Laughter]
1:31:59 back it's trash Panda
1:32:04 Tuesday oh man all right I'm gonna get
1:32:07 the [ __ ] out of here I started
1:32:11 late I listen I tried I tried showing
1:32:14 you cool [ __ ] my machine did not
1:32:18 cooperate the good news
1:32:20 is the tool that I was going to show you
1:32:23 is still functional it's just local
1:32:25 Apple [ __ ] with my permissions has
1:32:29 screwed something
1:32:32 up thanks Apple for making everything
1:32:35 safe from those evil people who I've
1:32:38 given my permissions to 27
1:32:43 times are you still accepting quotes for
1:32:45 your book trash Panda
1:32:47 [Laughter]
1:32:50 Tuesday yeah I'm trying to figure out
1:32:53 there might be a section or
1:32:55 two there might be a section or two that
1:32:58 I
1:32:59 kill and then I think I'm going to have
1:33:01 a section of top quotes so I'm going to
1:33:03 have a featured quote in every
1:33:06 section so I don't
1:33:10 know I didn't work on it today so I
1:33:13 don't have it in my head what I'm where
1:33:15 I am with
1:33:17 it I've probably got another 3 hours
1:33:26 and then Cindy's Cindy's out of the
1:33:28 country so she'll get back mid July and
1:33:31 then we'll work on it so just curious
1:33:34 where can we find your new
1:33:37 book in my Google
1:33:40 Drive just just hack in if you were on
1:33:44 one of the nights when I when I gave out
1:33:46 my credit cards and all of my
1:33:49 passwords just use those credentials log
1:33:52 into my Google Drive and the book right
1:33:55 there it's not out yet um I may do a
1:33:59 pre-publishing thing but that would
1:34:00 require me researching it man I just
1:34:03 squished my face it's all
1:34:05 red there's nothing better than a good
1:34:07 face squishing sometimes champy does it
1:34:10 every night if if we feed him well if he
1:34:12 eats well and he's happy he jumps up on
1:34:14 the couch and he just smashes his face
1:34:17 into the into the cushions it's the
1:34:19 cutest thing trash Panda Express Champ's
1:34:22 a total trash panda he even looks like
1:34:24 one that big fat dog he's like the size
1:34:28 of two dogs his
1:34:30 frame should not hold as much dog as he
1:34:36 is he should be a one dog dog there's
1:34:40 two full dogs in the size of that one
1:34:44 dog my wife does not like it when I call
1:34:47 him fat I'm like do you prefer
1:34:50 tubby husky
1:34:55 it's a fat
1:34:56 dog and I know you're sitting there
1:34:58 going wait you're calling him
1:35:01 fat I know I
1:35:03 know not exactly a triathlete be nice
1:35:06 he'll hear you he's sleeping right now
1:35:09 he's
1:35:11 fine I always say to him champy you want
1:35:13 to go back to the big house you want to
1:35:15 go back to the big
1:35:19 house he was found in a gutter in
1:35:22 Oklahoma and driven up to
1:35:25 Boulder we adopted him from [ __ ]
1:35:28 Boulder Boulder
1:35:33 Colorado luckiest dog ever calling it
1:35:35 now voice will be released generally at
1:35:38 open AI day Dev day 2024 when is it when
1:35:42 is it
1:35:49 Brandon a little too much cheese yeah
1:35:51 probably that's why he's sleeping out
1:35:54 face dive is pretty cute it is pretty
1:35:56 cute TBD but was fall last year okay
1:35:59 that's
1:36:00 cool all right yeah that'll be
1:36:01 interesting because open AI Dev day and
1:36:05 um Apple Apple's Hardware release will
1:36:09 probably be in September yeah that'd be
1:36:12 cool if they came out together if we got
1:36:13 iOS 18 went into General
1:36:17 preview or general
1:36:21 release and everyone would have to
1:36:23 upgrade to an iPhone Ione 15 Pro Apple's
1:36:26 pretty
1:36:29 clever anyway all right I'm going to get
1:36:33 out of here Champ's sleeping I'm
1:36:36 tired was a long day it was a long it
1:36:38 was a long ampy
1:36:40 day
1:36:48 so I know life is like a box of
1:36:51 chocolates
1:36:54 and sometimes on these lives it's
1:36:56 [ __ ] magic and sometimes it's not but
1:36:59 like you know how when you got the box
1:37:01 of chocolates and you bite into the one
1:37:02 that's got [ __ ] toothpaste in it
1:37:04 you're
1:37:06 like it's still not pleasant like I wish
1:37:09 tonight had' been more pleasant I wish
1:37:10 tonight had been a nice a nice peanut
1:37:13 butter cream right or or a crunchy chewy
1:37:18 caramel almond
1:37:21 crunch but we got CR Dr toothpaste with
1:37:25 dark chocolate I'm sorry like just
1:37:28 that's how it is sometimes that's how it
1:37:36 is we didn't make any music Mr it is you
1:37:40 know here's the thing Mr it when I was
1:37:44 making sunno songs nightly for like
1:37:47 three weeks Mr it was like no don't
1:37:50 makeo songs and then the minute he got
1:37:54 religion onso songs I haven't done a suo
1:37:57 demo
1:37:59 since he's like could you doso now no no
1:38:04 you resisted it when I did it you didn't
1:38:07 appreciate the moment we were in and now
1:38:10 you're on your
1:38:12 own and you get nights like this live on
1:38:15 the 4th of July
1:38:18 probably I don't think we're doing
1:38:20 anything
1:38:25 I don't know I I haven't even researched
1:38:27 where the fireworks are we live pretty
1:38:29 close to Broncos stadium so there'll
1:38:30 probably be something
1:38:32 there all right um follow my channel
1:38:35 subscribe to my [ __ ] buy my video in the
1:38:37 corner keep coming back
1:38:39 here thank you Irregulars you continue
1:38:43 to Marvel at me I'm doing lives building
1:38:46 songs oh that's awesome Mr it that's
1:38:48 really
1:38:49 cool I love that people in here that
1:38:52 were just hanging out in here are now
1:38:54 doing their own lives and and spreading
1:38:56 the word just getting it out there Learn
1:38:59 out Loud learn out loud that's what I do
1:39:02 here it is if it wasn't clear tonight it
1:39:05 will never be clear there are no experts
1:39:08 I'm not an expert at this
1:39:11 [ __ ] at all I'm a persistent
1:39:19 [ __ ] I'm infinitely
1:39:22 curious but
1:39:24 like I have so not even scratched the
1:39:26 surface of this
1:39:29 stuff so if you think you're behind if
1:39:32 you think you're not good enough if you
1:39:33 think you're not expert enough
1:39:36 [ __ ] if you're showing up to these
1:39:39 things if you're [ __ ] around at all
1:39:41 with this generative AI stuff you're way
1:39:43 ahead of most people way
1:39:46 ahead so do yourself a favor and start
1:39:49 talking about it start teaching other
1:39:51 people what you're learning start
1:39:53 posting on Facebook start posting on
1:39:55 LinkedIn come in here night after night
1:39:58 and when people have questions what's
1:40:00 Kyle talking about help him
1:40:03 out start generously
1:40:11 leading ask for help someone did that on
1:40:13 the on in the salon tonight Leah was
1:40:16 showing mid
1:40:18 journey and he had the guts to say hey
1:40:22 I've heard of mid Journey I don't know
1:40:24 how to do
1:40:27 it and like someone was like oh I teach
1:40:30 mid Journey I'll give you an hour for
1:40:32 free
1:40:34 like
1:40:37 amazing an incredible form of
1:40:42 leadership this is one that just struck
1:40:44 me in the past three weeks an incredible
1:40:47 form of
1:40:49 leadership is asking for help
1:40:54 because when you ask for
1:40:56 help you create a space where someone
1:40:59 else can
1:41:03 lead so you say hey I don't know how to
1:41:06 do this I don't know how to do mid
1:41:07 Journey someone else can go oh I just
1:41:10 learned how to do mid Journey I'll teach
1:41:12 you what I
1:41:13 know they might have 24 hours of
1:41:16 experience but that's 24 hours more than
1:41:18 that other person had and if you ask for
1:41:21 help you create that leadership
1:41:22 opportunity that's
1:41:26 leadership it's not just about bloating
1:41:28 on a Tik Tok Channel like I
1:41:33 do AI learning lab blow viation
1:41:40 Central the blo
1:41:43 [Laughter]
1:41:49 torium and you're like well Kyle do you
1:41:51 ever ask for help [ __ ] no I'm a blow
1:41:55 vator but I'm learning out
1:42:06 loud so tomorrow's
1:42:10 Wednesday I think I've got some time
1:42:12 tomorrow I've got a what am I doing
1:42:13 tomorrow I've got I got so much [ __ ] to
1:42:18 do I'll be doing [ __ ] I'll be doing
1:42:22 work but I'll see you here tomorrow
1:42:24 night so thanks everybody thank you mods
1:42:27 thanks everybody all right who's in here
1:42:29 tonight Silver Fox great to see you
1:42:31 thanks for sharing at the salon tonight
1:42:33 Lord John Ray Papa
1:42:36 JJ forever hooked Source Camp Joe we Dr
1:42:40 J Danielle Firefly good to see
1:42:44 you
1:42:46 um Source Camp I think we mentioned but
1:42:49 you can't ever mention Source Camp
1:42:51 enough really you're just like Source
1:42:53 camp Kelly Camp is that Kelly Camp how
1:42:55 does she spell her name is she trying to
1:42:57 confuse
1:42:59 us what what is with this spelling is
1:43:01 that the the scotch the scotch Dutch
1:43:06 Dutch spelling of Kelly the the Lesser
1:43:10 Russian Antilles spelling of the word
1:43:12 Kelly
1:43:13 what is it
1:43:16 Kell
1:43:20 anyway oh Vicki you'll be working with
1:43:22 Vicky to upload video videos I have
1:43:25 there is such a shame bucket that I'm in
1:43:27 for from not uploading those videos so
1:43:29 yeah Vicky if we can if we
1:43:35 can get them rolling that would be
1:43:39 swell we got to get our [ __ ] together
1:43:41 there's some cool stuff happening with
1:43:43 the salon so we got to get those things
1:43:45 up there um I love the long good buys of
1:43:49 course
1:43:50 Joey the longer buys are the best
1:43:54 all right who else is in here did I miss
1:43:56 anybody
1:44:00 probably Lord John Ray Brandon thank you
1:44:03 so much they will be uploaded in the
1:44:04 coming weeks actually yeah my AI Salon
1:44:09 Youtube upload schedule was inspired by
1:44:13 Sam mman they're going to be there in
1:44:16 coming weeks yes exactly Brandon thank
1:44:19 you I forgot where I got my upload
1:44:22 strategy from and it it's now it's all
1:44:25 coming rushing back to
1:44:27 me all right everybody have a good night
1:44:30 I hope I've put you to sleep tonight cuz
1:44:32 you certainly didn't [ __ ] learn
1:44:33 anything
1:44:35 uh I'll see you tomorrow bye can you
1:44:39 come Saturday and Sunday too shut up
1:44:41 shut up I just got out of
1:44:44 that bye