Jun 27, 2024 - Embrace the Jank: AI's Role in Creativity, Community, and Critical Thinking

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0:01 [Music]
0:09 [Music]
0:20 w
0:23 [Music]
0:36 see the H is quiet
0:38 town where old Tre
0:42 sway whistle of the train echo through
0:46 the
0:50 day
0:52 um people G you will
0:55 not nothing ever seems to change
1:00 story still unfold it's Unique and
1:04 [Laughter]
1:08 strange in the town we called
1:12 Home Folks
1:15 never never what took to her no matter
1:20 tone longing to be on the
1:24 inside long love just a
1:27 little she found herself as a guest in a
1:30 nervous
1:35 Hospital weird Mar from Ceda
1:38 Hill she hows when she's
1:41 [Music]
1:44 blue of sadness and shame under the
1:48 southern Moon I don't know the words I
1:51 don't know the words you know why I
1:52 don't know the words cuz AI wrote the
1:54 damn
1:55 [Laughter]
1:57 song Tobias what's happening
2:01 [Music]
2:19 [Music]
2:21 well you're welcome I let you watch that
2:24 scintillating
2:27 debate God damn that was unwatchable
2:33 [Music]
2:44 [Applause]
2:51 oh
2:53 [Music]
3:20 get over here why you sitting over there
3:22 come over here the people need they're
3:24 singing where's the singing dog
3:28 [Music]
3:29 [Applause]
3:35 [Laughter]
3:36 [Music]
3:42 I hope there was a secret
3:45 call play
3:48 [Music]
4:29 w
4:35 sad hustle Mimi what's happening
4:37 Danielle is sharing the
4:39 live 61 people in
4:42 here for this post debate
4:45 Party by the
4:47 way here's who I think won the debate
4:50 all of you cuz I'm not going to talk
4:52 about the [ __ ] debate I hate politics
4:54 drives me [ __ ] crazy all right done
4:58 Hamilton
5:01 say his
5:03 name do you know he was 21 in 1776 when
5:08 they founded this country he was
5:10 21
5:13 21
5:15 amazing uh amazing archetypal architect
5:19 happy about the non-p
5:21 politics is AI causing a tremendous
5:23 amount of electrical resources to be
5:27 used
5:28 yes um
5:34 I mean like in a way that's hurting
5:36 other things
5:39 no the amount of electricity they're
5:42 going to need to do [ __ ] in the
5:44 future
5:46 um I'm pretty sure
5:49 Microsoft is investing in nuclear
5:51 technology like as in nuclear power
5:54 plants
5:55 um Elon Musk is going to build the
5:58 gigafactory of compute right next
6:01 to um an electricity Generating Station
6:05 of some kind I forget what what it is
6:08 either next to a dam or next to a
6:09 nuclear power
6:11 plant so I think what you'll see is
6:15 dedicated dedicated electricity just for
6:19 training these models for the really big
6:21 models in the future I I mean this is
6:23 going to end up being like government
6:24 infrastructure kind of stuff um or or
6:27 you know big big ass Private Industry
6:29 kind of stuff this is this is why
6:31 there's a rumor that open AI is trying
6:33 to re raise 5 to 7 trillion
6:36 dollar cuz they'll make their own chips
6:39 those chips will get more efficient
6:40 they'll make their own
6:41 electricity
6:43 so you
6:47 know it's going to be a lot now it's
6:50 possible that they make big advancements
6:51 in chips and Material Sciences and
6:53 things like that and but but probably
6:56 not in time to you know the demand for
6:59 electricity these probably going to Z go
7:01 exponential and then they'll have to
7:04 chase it they'll they'll be chasing it
7:05 for a bunch of years but then they'll
7:07 get to AGI and maybe they figure out
7:10 fusion and and uh you know small nuclear
7:15 like little air conditioner sized units
7:17 you sit outside your house and power
7:19 everything for all of infinity maybe we
7:21 get that in a few
7:22 [Laughter]
7:24 years they cure cancer but right now
7:27 embrace the Jank this is the cover of
7:30 the book by the
7:32 way well it started out I was just going
7:35 to um see if I could get Claude to do
7:39 some
7:40 categorization of some
7:42 quotes and two hours later I had written
7:45 a
7:47 book so today I I made the cover that's
7:49 the
7:51 cover let's see do I have did I actually
7:56 crop this
8:01 CRP it's
8:09 actually
8:17 yeah how do I oh there we
8:20 go
8:23 right so there's the there's the
8:26 full there's the full cover cover
8:31 Paving your playing your way to AI
8:34 literacy embrace the Jank fun inspiring
8:38 and janky quotes about AI by Kyle
8:40 Shannon pulled from 750 plus hours of
8:43 the AI learning Lab live sessions on Tik
8:45 Tock that's right here that's what this
8:48 is the TPU was designed specifically to
8:51 be energy efficient yeah exactly I I
8:54 figure things like that that new chip I
8:57 don't did you see that new chip that was
8:59 announced Pate the it's supposed to be
9:02 500,000 tokens a
9:04 second um crazy hey hey hey was just
9:08 watching your post whose post my post
9:12 someone else's
9:17 post all right
9:21 sh why is that not
9:24 working all right I could only stomach
9:28 about five minutes of the debate
9:31 please start the live I almost started
9:33 the live kind of five minutes in but I'm
9:35 like I don't know maybe someone's not
9:36 seeing what I'm
9:37 seeing I I tried to be uh respectful of
9:42 everyone's time and uh
9:46 [Laughter]
9:48 stuff oh man anyway there's embrace the
9:53 Jank that is Yan book
9:58 cover I think that would make a good
10:00 t-shirt
10:01 so so we'll do something maybe that that
10:04 robot becomes some sort of mascot or
10:06 something yours the book post you made
10:08 on Tik Tok Walkin talk oh cool the
10:11 walkin talk
10:12 nice Post in here I thought you made a
10:15 post on might networks um very cool yeah
10:18 I was uh talking about this
10:23 yeah you're here you experienced it that
10:25 was pretty cool um all right I'm a
10:30 little discombobulated cuz that that
10:32 debate was so bad I'm just
10:35 like it's just [ __ ]
10:41 hopeless it's going to be fine
10:43 everything's going to be
10:47 fine I'll tell you what Shannon Sky 2028
10:51 is looking a [ __ ] ton better if you
10:54 don't know what Shannon Sky 2028
10:56 is Sky was the voice that Scarlet
11:00 Johansson thought was her and so she
11:02 said hey they stole my voice and so they
11:04 shut it down but it wasn't really her
11:06 but they shut it down anyway so I agreed
11:10 that I would run for president in 2028
11:12 and my my platform would be I will let
11:15 AI run the country I'll just be the
11:17 spokes model and then the tagline of the
11:20 campaign is it couldn't possibly be
11:22 worse and then I watched that debate and
11:25 thought it couldn't possibly be worse
11:35 some be like Mr Shannon Mr Shannon uh
11:38 what do you think about policy in the
11:40 Middle
11:41 East I'd go you can make money with well
11:45 what the AI had to
11:48 [Laughter]
11:58 say good Lord people what are we doing
12:01 with our lives all right lots and lots
12:04 of new Chips most aren't ready or don't
12:06 have info out yet so Pate what you're
12:08 saying is the video about those chips
12:10 can't be relied
12:12 upon huh interesting it's not normally
12:15 how we run things around here if I see
12:17 it in video I assume it's
12:21 fact that thing that thing the rabbit
12:25 they said they had a large action model
12:27 turned out it's just a bunch of macros
12:32 you have a good sense of humor it took
12:34 me a while to realize very awesome
12:36 videos thank you very much yeah my sense
12:39 of humor so part of my part of my humor
12:42 philosophy is you have to commit uh and
12:45 then some people get it some people
12:47 don't but if you if you half ass your
12:49 comedy you just you'll never be funny to
12:51 anyone so you just got to you just got
12:53 to lean in and go for it so yeah a lot
12:57 of times people like oh you were joking
13:00 [Laughter]
13:04 oh good lordy lordy lordy I'm saying
13:07 that thing about 500,000 tokens had
13:10 exactly zero info but Pate it was a
13:13 really cool picture like it looked like
13:16 Darth Vader on a chip
13:19 so they can't have lied about the amount
13:23 of actual compute power in that thing
13:25 because it looked that cool
13:27 it's it's kind of like you know a 69 GTO
13:31 Judge like it's not going to be slow I
13:34 mean look at
13:35 it you
13:38 know see again I
13:41 think here's the thing your PhD in
13:45 mathematics is really constraining your
13:48 ability to Envision the
13:51 future cuz you're like applying logic
13:53 and reality to the situation and see I'm
13:58 free of those
14:02 constraints my degree in acting I can
14:04 look at a completely madeup story and
14:07 make it seem real in
14:09 [Laughter]
14:15 here ah it sure was an
14:19 image that's why they put the pin stries
14:21 on it make it go faster exactly you're
14:25 starting to get it P's coming around
14:28 he'll be he'll get here he's fine he
14:30 just you know what he just needs to he
14:32 needs to take it one step at a time
14:35 first you paint it orange then you put
14:37 on the graphics and if you got the right
14:39 Graphics that car is
14:44 [Laughter]
14:47 fast oh good lord what are we going to
14:51 do
14:54 people oh man all right there's a bit of
14:58 Whimsy to it all we know know that we
15:00 know what's happening here yeah yeah
15:03 yeah yeah that's what I'm seeing mhm
15:07 futurist says gazing into the future
15:09 requires science I picked paid on my
15:11 team yeah exactly yep you got you got to
15:14 have you got to have someone like PA on
15:16 the team absolutely walked in on paint
15:19 in Orange Kyle's muscle cars or
15:22 Stonehenge uh it was muscle cars yeah
15:24 the Stonehenge thing I you know I failed
15:27 to see where desecrating
15:30 monuments serves anyone in any
15:34 way just makes people look like [ __ ]
15:40 [ __ ] like all right you're going to
15:43 spray paint Stonehenge then I'm going to
15:45 I'm going to vote for drilling
15:47 everywhere drill in the middle of the
15:49 nature
15:53 reserve oh man can AI be used to assist
15:56 inventors to write their patent claims
15:58 yes
16:01 yes and and in
16:04 fact that'd be kind of interesting let's
16:07 go play with that for a second
16:16 um I'm trying to
16:25 think I know I've got a couple of
16:27 patents for Story vine I'm trying to
16:29 think if there's something I could do
16:30 with them
16:32 um like I think what could be
16:34 interesting is you could take patents
16:36 you could take the claims of
16:39 patents you could have Claude or cat GPT
16:42 explain the
16:44 claims and then you could take three or
16:48 four patents in a similar area and then
16:51 say
16:52 identify gaps in the claims that I can I
16:56 can write claims in the gaps between
16:58 this prior art I would think you could
17:00 do that pretty quickly wow Tik Tok
17:02 didn't even show you a live from me
17:03 forever hooked what's up with
17:05 that well we started out with like 80
17:08 people in here or 75 people or something
17:10 like that and then it's come down so I
17:12 assume it's a bunch of people that were
17:14 like Tik Tok was like all right we
17:16 didn't show your thing to anyone last
17:18 night we'll show it to some people
17:19 tonight and they were like um yeah uh
17:22 why am I getting all these old guys
17:24 maybe could we get more of the girls in
17:26 the bikinis why is he wearing a man
17:28 manini I can't watch this so yeah so we
17:32 lost we lost some of the The
17:35 Interlopers who were disappointed in
17:37 what they saw I personally I'm going man
17:40 candy but you know Lord digital Gods
17:43 title gifter once again thank you very
17:45 much
17:47 sir I was writing to the dedication to
17:50 the book
17:52 today mention Lord digital Gods I'm in
17:55 the middle of writing about the
17:56 Irregulars right now
18:03 I talked to Cindy [ __ ] we're GNA she's
18:05 going to help me with the publishing of
18:07 this bad boy we're going to get this
18:08 [ __ ]
18:10 published we're going to get this
18:13 out
18:14 um so it's going to be good it's going
18:17 to be good good
18:18 good Oh I thought it was the bikini
18:21 Channel it is I did you miss you weren't
18:24 here early when I was in the manini
18:26 because it I was in the pink one did you
18:28 didn't see that the pink one I've got
18:31 like Borat I've got the lime green one
18:34 then I got a pink one and I have kind of
18:36 a like a a chiffon
18:39 yellow which is really really
18:45 nice thank God no be right B be right
18:50 back reporting this
18:55 live listen I
18:59 I really
19:01 do I'm
19:04 excited hang
19:06 on I'm excited to really share with
19:11 you
19:15 Madagascar vanilla
19:19 beans yeah see here I'm really excited
19:23 about the
19:25 Madagascar uh vanilla beans it's it's
19:28 just
19:30 $1,150 and you know you can make money
19:33 with I mean if you've made
19:37 cheesecake and you use vanilla extract
19:40 oh my God that's
19:41 embarrassing you've got to you've got to
19:44 Freshly
19:45 press moist tasty Madagascar vanilla
19:49 beans it's only 1,500 bucks for a third
19:53 of a pound you see what I'm saying so
19:56 that's the thing I'm most excited about
19:58 in AI this week uh have you seen the uh
20:02 the new 3D printers [ __ ] amazing well
20:05 I got to show you there's a there's a
20:06 plug that you can plug in and it turns
20:09 two outlets into six and it's got a
20:11 nightlight on it oh my God this I the
20:14 the I'm so excited about the new
20:16 direction of the channel yeah exactly
20:18 Roberto exactly Madagascar vanilla moist
20:22 exactly digital Gods you got to have you
20:26 got to have the right moisture content
20:29 you don't want it dry you want it
20:32 moist I think we all know that I think
20:34 everybody knows that instinctively it's
20:37 why everybody loves that
20:42 word oh you know what else you should do
20:46 if you know a millennial or a genzer or
20:51 a uh uh I of there's there's like three
20:54 or four new ones the younger people if
20:56 you know any younger people do it right
20:58 now take out your phone if you're
21:00 watching this on your phone take out
21:02 your phone and just text
21:05 them thumbs up just no context just
21:09 thumbs up text it to them right now
21:12 they'll love it they'll love it because
21:14 you know what you're saying to them
21:17 you're all right man and you know how
21:19 they'll interpret it that was
21:22 aggressive is is that is that are you
21:25 being cynical is that it's a little
21:27 aggressive don't you think is it
21:31 and just you know when they respond have
21:34 fun go nuts
21:36 anyway um if you want to buy the
21:38 Madagascar vanilla you just click on the
21:41 link below and you go there and it's
21:44 just it's you're going to it it ships
21:47 from China it's cuz it's they they uh
21:51 they coordinate the
21:54 madagascarians vanilla through the
21:56 Chinese ports and you should have it
21:58 with in by
22:00 Christmas all right
22:04 so be right back texting my
22:07 son I'm no longer with speaking with
22:10 anyone younger than Gen X I'm off to
22:12 work for this
22:15 summer thumbs
22:19 up oh good
22:21 lord Biden addresses the watch party in
22:24 Atlanta at the watch party they're like
22:27 H yeah it's awesome it's good thumbs up
22:30 buddy he did
22:32 [Laughter]
22:41 good Pinkie's out cuz we
22:46 classy $1,500 for [ __ ] vanilla you
22:51 got to be kidding me I told my colleague
22:54 to embrace the Jank today that's awesome
22:56 we're going to get the books going by
22:58 the way
23:00 I think I'm going to figure out a way in
23:02 Kindle
23:04 publishing to do a two for one or not a
23:07 two for one like a a special deal if you
23:09 buy a pair of
23:11 books
23:13 because I forget whose genius idea it
23:16 was might have been Lord digital
23:19 Gods because it's a book of quotes
23:22 you're going to want one for the living
23:23 room and one for the bathroom and you
23:25 know if you have multiple public
23:27 bathrooms in the house where you know
23:29 there's traffic you might want to order
23:32 three or four all right so you're going
23:35 to you're going to love it when's it
23:37 going to be out I don't know yes my
23:40 photo oh yeah that was your photo that's
23:41 right that's
23:44 right here let's go look at let's go
23:47 look at digital God's photo uh about the
23:51 strategy for for um buying the embrace
23:57 the Jank books
23:59 there's there's me at the debates with
24:02 Frank couldn't possibly be worse and
24:06 then
24:08 oops and then here is wait
24:13 where yeah here it
24:17 is I couldn't decide where to put my new
24:19 book the living room or the bathroom so
24:22 this solved
24:26 it this is why you want to buy two cop
24:29 have embraced the Jank you don't want to
24:31 be that
24:32 guy I love his
24:35 [Laughter]
24:41 eyes oh man um oh I did a cool thing
24:46 today I'll show you let's see I was at
24:50 Claude yeah so this was my big long ass
24:53 prompt where we wrote the book last
24:56 night and by the way it's not a prompt
24:59 that wrote the book it was like a series
25:01 of I don't know 20 or 30 prompts that
25:03 wrote little chunks of the
25:05 book and then
25:12 today I
25:20 [Music]
25:23 wrote I said give me 10 visual concepts
25:27 for the cover art of the book describe
25:30 the images in detail I can use as a
25:33 prompt for image generation tool be sure
25:36 to include the title of the book embrace
25:38 the Jank into the image and oh I don't
25:42 think I added the exclamation point on
25:44 the cover I got to fix that don't I oh
25:48 no it's there okay uh also include the
25:51 aspect ratio for a typical book cover
25:54 and then it wrote it without the
25:56 description or the the uh
25:59 aspect ratio so then I said
26:02 include the specific style of
26:06 each and then so I did 10 I did 10
26:09 prompt descriptions and then I went over
26:12 to chat
26:19 je yeah I quote summary no embrace the
26:22 Jank
26:24 framework is this it no here let me
26:27 reload this
26:30 longing to be on the
26:33 inside longing for love just a
26:38 little she found herself as a guest in a
26:42 nervous
26:45 Hospital where's my where's my [ __ ] I
26:48 wonder if I did it in in another
26:55 account
26:57 no huh
27:01 H
27:04 strange generating artwork is this
27:08 it yes okay all right so I went to chat
27:13 GPT and I went to DOL the the dolly
27:17 GPT and I just pasted in all the prompts
27:20 I said here are 10 part prompts for
27:23 artwork for the cover of a book go make
27:26 that [ __ ] and because of the way they
27:28 coded the the dolly GPT it produces two
27:31 images for each prompt so I got 20
27:33 images right out of the
27:37 gate so that was one I almost went with
27:40 surfing the tsunami and the only reason
27:42 I didn't is it's a little cliche the
27:44 digital
27:46 wave and that that blue and purple is a
27:49 little and it's a little boring and
27:51 tried I published a couple books on
27:53 Amazon there's a template you can follow
27:56 yeah I've got um I talked to Cindy today
27:58 she's just like just put it in a word
28:00 Dock and we'll follow the thing so she's
28:02 going to help me make it that's yeah I'm
28:05 excited about it so there's that it it
28:07 made the embrace the Jank like really
28:09 small on a lot of these here it's
28:10 non-existent but that one was kind of
28:12 cool but it's a little messy that one
28:15 just feels cliche and crap this one felt
28:18 cute and right and like it's like
28:21 Embrace but the ease all [ __ ] up there
28:23 the Jank which was I almost kept it like
28:25 that but it it doesn't quite look on
28:28 purpose
28:30 um that one's just crap the tornado of
28:33 information is fine that's
28:36 fine like you know these tools when you
28:38 have them come up with Concepts it
28:41 basically comes up with what you'd
28:42 expect but I thought the style of the
28:44 robot was pretty good so here here was
28:47 one where I tried to change the E and it
28:49 it completely recreated the
28:53 image um I forget what I did with that
28:56 one
29:00 Andra the Jank and then I kept trying to
29:03 edit the the end of the word Embrace and
29:05 broco the
29:08 Jank and Bronco the Jank it just kept
29:11 doing it embrac the Jank I tried to get
29:14 it to do by Kyle Shannon somewhere in
29:16 the image just wouldn't do
29:19 it and
29:22 then so this is the one I took over I
29:25 took this over to one of the there was a
29:27 free
29:29 image upscaler that would upscale it 2x
29:32 bigger for
29:34 free
29:38 um oh yeah Danielle that's a good idea
29:41 all right so so anyway okay yeah I'll do
29:43 I'll do that in a second Daniel that's a
29:45 really good idea I love this AI space
29:47 thank you June Mary well the whole idea
29:49 here is play
29:52 First and the whole reason for that is
29:55 stuff is moving too fast and it's
29:58 impossible possible to keep up with it
30:00 so if you get yourself in a in a playful
30:04 mindset you'll explore things you
30:06 wouldn't have otherwise done right cuz
30:08 if you're not in a playful mindset
30:09 you're like I got to make work more
30:10 efficient I got to be more efficient I
30:12 got to learn these tools I got to and
30:14 you put all this pressure on yourself
30:15 and it's totally [ __ ] intimidating
30:18 but if you're just like oh screw it I'll
30:19 just have some fun let's go let's go
30:22 right a book in two
30:24 hours like what's the downside if
30:26 embrace the Jank is a shitty book book
30:29 which it's not you were there when I
30:30 wrote it it's actually pretty good but
30:32 what is the downside if it's a shitty
30:34 book you're like oh it's a janky book
30:38 about AI written by some dude on a
30:42 channel using AI H that's kind of janky
30:44 it's right there in the title it's on
30:47 brand if this thing's a piece of
30:49 [ __ ] you should embrace it or you
30:52 shouldn't brocco
30:55 it you shouldn't brocco the Jank
31:02 um so then I did this this morning this
31:05 was kind of
31:07 cool I took the book the transcript of
31:11 the book and I put it in the 11 Labs
31:21 app hang on let me quit it I got to re
31:24 start and log in I think
31:28 embrace the Jank embrace the Jank
31:31 embrace the Jank embrace the world what
31:33 you've
31:35 got all right so let's
31:38 see Pixar bright let's see I did who was
31:42 it was it Alice yeah I think it was
31:44 Alice but these are not normal times in
31:47 our politics Washington is as divided as
31:50 ever the fox has many tricks the
31:52 Hedgehog has but one but that is the
31:55 best of all I think that was her
32:02 Lily all right so what I
32:06 did if you don't know 11 Labs who does
32:10 voice
32:11 synthesis um launched an app yesterday
32:15 and it's called reader and what it does
32:19 guess I'm bringing a bunch of Ed cred
32:23 evaluators to the salon awesome June
32:25 that's terrific
32:26 fantastic yeah get get uh connect with
32:29 Stacy and she'll she'll steer you to the
32:32 to the right location to join the
32:33 education Guild and just get them in
32:36 there I I mean seriously anything they
32:39 can do to just jump in jump into
32:41 conversations share images just put
32:43 stuff there um it'll serve them well so
32:46 anyway so I took the book and put it in
32:48 reader and what you can do with reader
32:50 is have it read your book so
33:02 there's the there's the book embrace the
33:05 junk playing your way to AI literacy
33:09 quotes from Kyle Shannon on the future
33:11 of AI called from more than 750 hours of
33:15 lives from the AI learning lab on Tik
33:17 Tok Tik tok.com J learninglab Kyle
33:21 Shannon is not your typical
33:28 come on all right future AI Wizards
33:31 strap in you're about to embark on a
33:34 wild Journey towards AI literacy and
33:37 this book is your irreverent guide right
33:40 now forget the stuffy Tech manuals we're
33:42 diving into the trenches of the AI
33:44 learning lab switch the voice to a model
33:47 of me lab where we don't just theorize
33:50 about AI we wrestle with it daily this
33:53 isn't about becoming some AI Guru
33:56 overnight it's about embracing the messy
33:59 exciting sometimes ridiculous world of
34:02 artificial
34:03 intelligence we're going to walk you
34:05 through the three stages of AI badassery
34:08 play first where you'll make mistakes
34:10 and have your mind blown mindfully
34:13 create where you'll actually solve real
34:15 problems and generously lead where
34:18 you'll help others and build a kick-ass
34:20 community so whether you're a tech so
34:23 what was cool
34:25 was as I drove to work
34:30 I listened to the book so here's the
34:32 first section of quotes AI adoption and
34:34 urgency one shit's going to get weird in
34:38 2024 two 2023 was the last normal year
34:42 three buy a [ __ ] surfboard and start
34:45 paddling four embrace the Jank five if
34:50 you haven't had a Kevin mallister moment
34:53 and what was cool what was cool was
34:55 listening to it as kind of a I did it
34:57 with the the British woman voice cuz
34:59 listening to myself all I hear is how
35:01 how much it's not like me but with her
35:04 voice like I don't know her
35:06 so let's see which one did I use I used
35:09 Lily
35:16 right chap GPT you're not doing it right
35:21 six the beginning is here seven if you
35:25 think you're behind you're really not
35:28 behind you're
35:30 ahead eight it was just cool hearing
35:33 it hearing it kind of like a podcast it
35:37 was a different kind of proof reading
35:39 and it was like some of the quotes were
35:41 like oh that's not really a good quote
35:43 or that's someone else's quoted but I
35:44 just said it right
35:48 um and I was just kind of mindlessly
35:50 listening to this book I wrote last
35:54 night was wild it was pretty cool
35:58 I think the British accent is much more
36:00 slick yeah I agree exactly read her app
36:02 from 11 Labs exactly that's what it is
36:05 she probably thinks it doesn't sound
36:07 like her either yeah exactly exactly
36:14 um the thing
36:17 that some of the writing of the
36:20 sections because it used all of my
36:23 quotes and it's and it because it it
36:25 grabbed quotes where I'm sort of being
36:27 you know know my high personality self
36:30 on here it really captured my
36:32 personality like when I was listening to
36:34 it read back those
36:37 paragraphs I was like I was just nodding
36:40 like yeah yeah that's good that makes
36:41 sense and normally when I listen to
36:43 stuff I'm listening more critically and
36:45 it doesn't sound like me and that
36:48 sounded pretty good
36:50 the the big Revelation for me last
36:55 night was
36:58 the amount
37:01 of
37:04 value that's in recording
37:08 [ __ ] because historically and this used
37:10 to be how we used to sell Story vine is
37:13 we said the the world's largest
37:14 unstructured data set is video because
37:17 it's time based and it's really hard
37:21 to watch all the hours of if you shot
37:23 hours of video someone's got to sit
37:25 there and watch that [ __ ] and take notes
37:27 and
37:28 put in time
37:30 codes not with
37:32 AI digital Gods pulled down transcripts
37:35 from 750
37:38 hours of me [ __ ] babbling
37:43 nonsense and it just went in and found
37:45 it all and and then you know in just
37:48 [ __ ] with it last night it kind of
37:49 Spun up this idea oh maybe this could be
37:51 a book and then before we know it we had
37:53 a
37:54 book and it's
37:56 like how many other pieces of
37:59 interesting content are in there from
38:02 750 hours probably a lot like you know
38:08 and and the tools right now just suck
38:10 right the tools are like he's got the
38:12 transcript of the text but it doesn't
38:15 have all the you know like the tone and
38:19 things like that well when real- time
38:21 voice comes out if open AI ever releases
38:24 it where you've got a model that can not
38:26 only understand the words but can
38:28 understand the
38:30 tone imagine having a model where I
38:33 could take those 750 hours of video and
38:37 have it find all the places where I was
38:39 being
38:40 sarcastic and just cut together a
38:44 smartass Kyle Sizzle
38:48 reel and it
38:50 will here's where he was sincere here's
38:53 where he was crying because he was
38:55 talking about you know being an
39:00 artist next book The rants of Kyle yeah
39:02 exactly
39:05 exactly find the moments where Kyle
39:07 talks for more than half an hour on a
39:10 single subject and just grinds the point
39:14 you know into a
39:17 pulp on average that was every three
39:25 days Biden Aid on the debate not an
39:28 ideal
39:29 start you
39:31 think oh good
39:34 [Laughter]
39:40 lord I want the waxing philosophic Kyle
39:42 too yeah exactly I mean
39:46 but so so here's what's here's what's
39:49 kind of tripping me
39:52 out this is
39:55 a this is going to be hard for us gen
39:58 xers it's going to be hard for everyone
40:00 but I think it's going to be hard for us
40:04 is I'm a
40:06 writer I I've written seven screenplays
40:09 I like writing I like
40:12 Words somewhere in my brain I've got it
40:16 wired that I can't write a real book
40:19 like a screenplay that's not really a
40:21 book that's just a that's just like
40:24 dialogue and [ __ ] and so I kind of I
40:27 kind of dismissed that right but I think
40:30 a real book that's that's like you know
40:33 I got to have thoughts and and I got to
40:36 be able to articulate them and I got to
40:37 be able to organize them and it just
40:38 with my ADD it just feels
40:42 like now I've got a [ __ ] hell of a
40:47 life I got a lot of stories going on
40:50 right
40:52 and like I did a whole series of videos
40:56 the when when Co when lockdown started I
41:00 started a a daily
41:03 video called The extroverts View From
41:06 Within and those are only 3 minute
41:08 videos three or 4 minute
41:10 videos but I did every day for a year
41:13 being locked down in Co I think six
41:16 people might have seen that there's
41:18 probably a book in
41:20 there and I don't have to like figure it
41:23 out like I can just
41:25 say go watch all the videos
41:28 and tell me tell me what's an
41:30 interesting book out of this what are
41:31 the
41:33 themes what's the emotional Arc what's
41:36 the what's the narrative Arc of when
41:38 Kyle was hey this is fun being locked
41:41 down for like 30 days and then 60 days
41:44 in he's like it's not as much fun now
41:46 then he realized oh [ __ ] this going to
41:48 be for a while and he went down Into the
41:50 Depths then he came back up then he
41:53 started playing with it then he went
41:54 back down then he started talking about
41:57 how sh [ __ ] his hair
41:58 [Laughter]
42:01 looked then his then his business
42:03 partner started talking about how shitty
42:05 his hair
42:05 [Laughter]
42:08 looked but just we've all
42:11 got if you've put [ __ ] in the world if
42:13 you've if you've done anything if you've
42:16 written half a novel if you've written
42:20 poetry for your whole life and you're
42:22 like oh someday I'll type that all in
42:25 you don't have to now just take pictures
42:26 of it throw it in the GPT it'll type it
42:29 up and all of a sudden all your little
42:31 scraps of
42:33 paper are in there as images and as
42:38 words and you could throw that thing
42:42 together and then you could go oh take
42:43 all of those
42:46 and create a songwriting GPT that only
42:50 writes lyrics in the style of my
42:53 poetry just our ability to leverage our
42:56 own data and then any company's ability
42:59 to leverage their own
43:01 data is
43:11 crazy as an educator recording my daily
43:15 lessons then have end of the year book
43:17 great idea absolutely yeah
43:22 exactly and in fact you know Mr Studio
43:26 like I would say Allan I I would say
43:29 that it's even more exciting than that
43:31 like I would say if you've recorded all
43:34 that stuff you've got all the
43:35 transcripts of your
43:37 lessons get them all in
43:40 um you know text text files or
43:44 PDFs upload them to a GPT and then give
43:48 access to your students to the GPT so
43:52 that they have an interactive they can
43:54 interact with all of the lesson of the
43:58 previous
44:00 year I mean there's just something wild
44:03 about
44:11 that
44:14 yeah this is the thing I I'll I'm going
44:17 to be talking about this tomorrow on my
44:19 content Evolution call and on on my
44:21 office hours call is just this idea of
44:26 the the thing that I am
44:36 I'm struggling to get my head around
44:42 is when I thought about making gpts when
44:45 gpts first came out I thought oh we're
44:48 going to make these gpts you're going to
44:49 put them out in the world everyone's
44:50 going to use your GPT and then at some
44:52 point if they do monetization you know
44:54 we can you can make money with
44:58 and then that didn't come to pass and
44:59 then lots of people were enthusiastic
45:02 about making gpts but no one really had
45:04 access to them and no one was using
45:07 them and then I kind of thought of it
45:09 like oh gpts are a
45:13 failure and then The more I've been
45:15 using these gpts that we made digital
45:18 twins of all these professionals we now
45:21 have 20 different digital twins in a
45:23 single GPT from content
45:26 Evolution and
45:28 what we're trying to figure out right
45:29 now is how do we use them for
45:32 us it's not even about other people
45:35 using them it's like what does it mean
45:38 to have a digital twin and then what
45:40 does it mean to have oh that is
45:43 beautiful forever hooked never saw the
45:46 little feather makeup thing I could be
45:49 an exotic dancer I I'll get my manini
45:52 I'll which color what
45:55 color um
46:01 lost my Chain of
46:04 Thought my my own image of me and a man
46:08 keini made me throw up a little in my
46:14 mouth I made a GPT for my fortune 14
46:18 company's Global comms function nice
46:22 beautiful yeah cuno is killing it Chris
46:24 you're doing great that's
46:26 awesome memory
46:29 Frozen we're talking about manicure I
46:32 was talking about
46:35 manicure not manicure I hate it when
46:37 that happens what was I talking
46:40 about um learning how to use our own
46:47 gpts oh he was talking about digital
46:49 twins yeah yeah yeah
46:53 um here let me let me show you something
46:59 all right here I am at chat
47:02 jpt I'm going switch over to my content
47:05 of evolution
47:09 account longing to be on the inside
47:13 longing for love just a little she found
47:16 herself as a guest in the nervous
47:20 Hospital weird Mar from Ceda hill come
47:23 on where's the gpts why don't they show
47:26 up
47:29 explore GPT four more
47:35 okay so this is the the C profiles
47:39 complete digital twin portfolio so the
47:41 little pre-done questions
47:44 here
47:46 are show me a list of available profiles
47:49 who can support my AI strategy
47:51 development I'll do that let me do that
47:52 one because that should bring up my my
47:54 little profile
48:00 Mike Maguire Kyle Shannon Mark
48:02 prky so it gives a little bio for each
48:05 of
48:06 us and then it talks about what we talk
48:09 about and for some reason it's not
48:11 showing our images it used to show them
48:13 but we got to fix that
48:16 um let's see
48:18 um um I want a panel
48:25 of five CE
48:29 Pros to talk about the
48:34 future
48:38 of
48:41 work
48:43 after AI
48:50 democratizes
48:52 specialty
48:55 skills and then I'm going to say uh so
48:57 so who are the
49:03 best five so the the way we made this is
49:07 we've got interviews with each of the
49:09 professionals which is kind of this
49:11 rounded think think of it like 20
49:13 questions where each person did a video
49:16 interview and we did it as video video
49:18 interviews because we wanted how people
49:21 talked rather than how they wrote write
49:23 because how people write is very
49:25 different than how they talk
49:27 oh Kazi amazaki nice so from Japan Rick
49:30 lroy nice Mark prensky Kyle Shannon Mike
49:34 Maguire okay great so now I'm going to
49:37 say
49:41 um have a round
49:45 table
49:55 discussion and so we prompted this in
49:58 such a
49:59 way that it acts as a
50:02 facilitator and so it says facilitator
50:04 welcome everyone thank you for joining
50:06 this round table discussion for the
50:07 future of work after AI democratizes
50:10 specialty skills to start how do you
50:12 envision a future Workforce adapting to
50:15 AI democratizing specialty skills Mike
50:17 Maguire I see the de democratization of
50:20 AI leading to more collaborative and
50:22 more flexible Workforce Mike used to
50:24 work for Gartner um as AI handles more
50:27 specialized tasks the human Workforce
50:29 will need to need complimentary stuff
50:32 and then let's see it goes down there
50:34 facilitator excellent points let's
50:36 everyone delve in so so
50:39 let's let's go
50:45 um why don't you ask each person one at
50:49 a time and then based on their answer
50:52 ask someone else a qu
50:55 question so that
51:00 this is a series of responses that
51:03 inform one
51:07 another certainly let's do this
51:09 dynamically first let's start with you
51:11 Mike how do you envision the future
51:13 Workforce so Mike says that facilitator
51:16 Kyle Building on what Mike said about
51:17 fostering an environment of C
51:19 collaboration how would you see AI
51:21 transforming the
51:25 role of
51:28 content creation and
51:30 storytelling me AI will significantly
51:33 streamline the production process making
51:35 highquality video content more
51:37 accessible at storyvine we focus on
51:39 automating video production but the
51:41 human touch and storytelling will remain
51:43 crucial AI will assist in creating the
51:46 content but humans will be needed to
51:48 ensure the stories are authentic and
51:50 impactful the role of content creators
51:52 will shift toward curating and and
51:54 enhancing AI generated content adding
51:56 emot depth and creativity which is not
51:59 bad um and then you know Mark you know
52:02 considering AI Kyle's insights on AI
52:05 what's your what's your
52:07 POV
52:09 so imagine this when you've got video
52:12 avatars of all of these
52:16 professionals and just as quickly as we
52:19 whipped up the book last night in like
52:22 an hour or so you could put together an
52:25 hour of programming
52:27 that is the video avatars of these
52:30 professionals talking from some point of
52:32 view and you could just knock those
52:34 things out
52:36 daily if you wanted
52:40 to right really
52:42 specialty um
52:45 subjects and you know it it would talk
52:48 to them in some form of good and as as
52:51 we get better with these things we'll
52:53 figure out more and more what that's
52:54 like and it's kind of like
52:57 it used to be in in the world of
52:59 business Consulting the the deal was
53:01 you'd write a book you'd get your book
53:03 published or you'd self publish it and
53:05 then your book becomes the calling card
53:07 for you to go do speaking gigs and then
53:09 you go do speaking gigs and then people
53:11 meet you and they're like oh he's really
53:13 smart he's not an [ __ ] I think I want
53:15 to work with him and then you would get
53:18 work well now we can just sort of spin
53:23 these things up as if it were all of
53:26 these people coming together at a
53:27 conference and put that out in the world
53:30 and let people meet these professionals
53:32 and sort of hear where they're coming
53:33 from and even if it's not completely
53:35 accurate as long as it's in the
53:38 neighborhood right someone will go oh I
53:41 you know Mike Maguire worked for Garder
53:43 I kind of like his his uh his answers
53:46 here I'd like to talk to him for real
53:49 so what becomes the new
53:52 book in the future of work and and
53:56 what's your relation reltionship to your
53:57 digital
54:01 twin or your digital
54:03 twins you might have dozens of
54:07 them you might have some that have your
54:09 name some that don't have your name some
54:11 that have your likeness some that don't
54:12 have your likeness some that are super
54:15 professional some that are super
54:19 zany so
54:34 it's funny the organization is called
54:36 content
54:37 Evolution we are in the middle of
54:40 content
54:45 evolving I created a
54:49 model of my point of
54:51 view that got built into that
54:54 GPT that was my contribution
54:57 answering 25 questions in a video
55:01 interview and then at some point we'll
55:04 take the video recording of that
55:06 interview and make a model of
55:08 me so you'll be able to talk to
55:11 me at the time I
55:14 recorded
55:16 that version of
55:25 me and then at some
55:29 point imagine that I've got some sort of
55:32 manager of personas of my my digital
55:38 Miis and I could say I want to take the
55:41 Tik Tock live me and I want to take the
55:43 professional CE me and I want to take
55:45 the story Vine CEO me and I want to
55:47 merge them
55:48 all so I want a version of me that's got
55:51 some mix of all those
55:57 and what if those things get good enough
55:59 that they can go on speaking
56:05 circuits why
56:09 not go give some sort of AI speech at
56:13 some Fortune 500 company there going to
56:15 be a zoom call anyway cuz they didn't
56:17 want to fly me out and put me in a
56:22 hotel Kyle have you talked with CE about
56:25 how you protect your personal brand once
56:28 you've been digitized we're confronting
56:30 that a lot it's a really good question I
56:33 I wouldn't say that we're well yeah
56:35 we're talking about the personal brand
56:37 so so I'll give you an example every
56:39 week for the past month Kevin Clark has
56:42 been writing an article no Kevin Clark
56:45 has been using our Master GPT he created
56:48 a prompt to write an
56:50 article then it writes the article then
56:53 he takes that article and he has um
56:57 he has three CE professional digital
57:00 twins comment on the
57:04 article
57:06 and two weeks
57:08 ago he put He put four four quotes in
57:11 there of digital Twins and one of the
57:13 guys in content Evolution was like I
57:15 don't want you to use it and not because
57:18 he didn't like what it said just because
57:21 he hasn't spent enough time with his own
57:24 GPT to understand the implications of it
57:27 and how it works and what it's good at
57:29 and what it's not good
57:31 at and then one of the other guys got
57:35 really concerned with um what if my
57:39 digital twin what if I get attributed as
57:43 a
57:45 quote something that I don't agree with
57:48 and I I had one yes or three days ago
57:50 Kevin sent me one where I was quoted and
57:53 it said the opposite of what I believed
57:56 and so I just I just wrote I said well
57:57 no here's what I would say so I said
57:59 just use use use what I would actually
58:02 say um so in the case of content
58:04 Evolution we're doing a professional
58:06 courtesy of checking in with
58:09 everyone
58:17 but I mean if you've ever been on a
58:19 video call and someone records
58:24 even 15 seconds of your
58:28 likeness they'll be able to do one of
58:30 these of you so I so I think people are
58:33 going to be confronted with people using
58:35 and I wouldn't even call them deep fakes
58:36 they're just they're just digital twins
58:38 they're they're some version of
58:43 you so I think that's something we're
58:46 going to have to all
58:51 confront did something happen to Del
58:55 what do you mean when you're 65 you can
58:58 listen to 55y Old you
59:01 yeah and when someone passes away or you
59:05 know one of the things we talked about
59:06 with content Evolution so content
59:08 Evolution's been around for 22
59:11 years and you know some of the people
59:14 now you know maybe they've had you know
59:16 some sort of health issue and they can't
59:19 talk anymore maybe they passed away a
59:21 lot of the people in content Evolution
59:23 have big bodies of work so what if we
59:27 took the big bodies of work
59:30 of these
59:32 professionals and get the blessing of
59:36 their spouse and create a digital twin
59:39 and let them be active in this master
59:42 GPT where they could participate in one
59:44 of these Round Table
59:48 discussions and why not throw in
59:51 Alexander Hamilton into the mix as well
59:54 like curating
1:00:01 creating
1:00:03 creating it's it's not content well I
1:00:05 guess it is content creating content
1:00:10 entities by curating different
1:00:12 personalities to put in them like that's
1:00:14 going to be a skill and understanding
1:00:16 how you would use a tool like
1:00:22 this like it gets really weird really
1:00:25 fast you could take a bunch of
1:00:28 professional
1:00:29 profiles and then you could say I want
1:00:34 the three of them that have the most
1:00:36 oppos opposing points of view I want
1:00:39 those three people to collaborate on a
1:00:41 screen play and then I want to watch
1:00:43 that
1:00:46 movie and then it'll be whatever movie
1:00:48 written by those three with their
1:00:50 different points of view and then okay
1:00:52 great now I want to see the documentary
1:00:55 of how they made that mov movie and it's
1:00:57 some fictitious documentary of them
1:00:59 fighting
1:01:02 and I mean that's kind of 5 years out
1:01:04 but it's not 10 years
1:01:06 [Laughter]
1:01:09 out so what's that
1:01:17 skill this is why the COO of Black
1:01:21 Rock you know like the company that owns
1:01:24 everything
1:01:26 is hiring liberal arts analysts right
1:01:31 now not Engineers not
1:01:34 mbas liberal arts analysts for Black
1:01:44 Rock cuz someone with a degree in
1:01:47 dramatic writing or
1:01:51 philosophy is going to be really good at
1:01:53 thinking about like thought experiments
1:01:56 about
1:01:56 okay I've got 50 people in some digital
1:02:02 entity that I can play with what would
1:02:05 be interesting ways to play with
1:02:08 them that's not an engineering problem
1:02:11 that's that's a Humanity's problem it's
1:02:14 a psychology
1:02:19 problem there's no
1:02:23 coding it's just all right what
1:02:27 what framework is it going to be a round
1:02:28 T discussion is it going to be Point
1:02:34 Counterpoint are these three going to
1:02:36 collaborate and these three going to
1:02:38 compete and then we're going to see how
1:02:39 their things play
1:02:43 out when these things turn into agents
1:02:46 who can take
1:02:48 action what if I had oh here's an
1:02:50 interesting
1:02:53 idea what if I prompt
1:02:58 so you know how Claude Now can
1:03:02 do it can do coding right and then it
1:03:05 can run the
1:03:06 code so imagine if these you take that
1:03:09 one step further and the these entities
1:03:11 can now take
1:03:15 actions hang
1:03:20 on so what if I take
1:03:25 um three of these
1:03:27 entities and I say I want you
1:03:31 three to start a
1:03:35 business and those three entities start
1:03:37 a
1:03:39 business and they incorporate it and
1:03:42 they raise
1:03:43 money and they they create a bank
1:03:46 account and they put the money that they
1:03:48 raised into the bank account and they
1:03:50 start the
1:03:51 business and the business starts making
1:03:54 a profit
1:03:56 do just I get the money or do I split it
1:04:02 with the
1:04:04 entities that represent people that
1:04:07 contributed to the
1:04:13 GPT shit's going to get
1:04:17 weird this isn't just going to be like
1:04:20 oh it made writing more efficient no
1:04:22 it's going to get [ __ ] weird
1:04:26 and the people that have the ability why
1:04:28 you come to this thing every night is
1:04:31 because first of all you're unstable and
1:04:33 you know
1:04:36 it but second of
1:04:39 all the whole idea with this channel is
1:04:41 just be in the conversation like the
1:04:44 fact that I'm chat add and I'm all over
1:04:46 the [ __ ] place just you know if you
1:04:49 swim in the add lanes and the neuros
1:04:52 spicy Lanes great you'll be fine with it
1:04:54 if you're neuron normal
1:04:57 just hang out here and ignore the that
1:05:00 [ __ ] but just be in the conversation
1:05:03 because at some point I will stumble
1:05:05 onto something or someone in here will
1:05:06 go hey Kyle have you thought about this
1:05:08 and it'll run me down a rabbit hole and
1:05:11 all of a sudden you'll be thinking in a
1:05:13 completely different way and you go oh
1:05:15 let me go try that with an AI thing and
1:05:17 then you'll try it and something will
1:05:19 happen where you'll go
1:05:22 H I have an idea and it'll run you down
1:05:25 no we're we not weird that's one of the
1:05:28 quotes in the
1:05:31 book in fact you want to read what I
1:05:34 wrote or I'll read what I wrote what I
1:05:37 have so
1:05:44 far um so I I thank digital gods for the
1:05:49 work that he did and then I say digital
1:05:51 Gods is just one of a growing merry band
1:05:54 of adventurers who frequent the AI
1:05:56 learning lab lives nightly who have
1:05:58 proudly named themselves the Irregulars
1:06:01 very early on in one of my lives I
1:06:03 noticed that there were people showing
1:06:04 up night after night and one night I
1:06:07 said y'all are a bunch of weirdos and
1:06:10 Amelio's wife Serena declared we're not
1:06:13 weird we're
1:06:15 irregular that's all I have so
1:06:19 far it's it's all out we're weird and we
1:06:23 know it
1:06:26 oh
1:06:37 man some of the stuff we do with AI is
1:06:39 going to be very
1:06:42 pedestrian but then some of it's going
1:06:44 to
1:06:45 be like imagine
1:06:58 imagine if you were super obsessed with
1:07:01 Nicola Tesla and Einstein and Stephen
1:07:06 Hawking
1:07:10 and you either put together something
1:07:14 that had all their information in it or
1:07:17 we're at the stage now where these large
1:07:18 language models are trained on so much
1:07:21 [ __ ] it's effectively all in there all
1:07:22 of their writings all of their thinking
1:07:29 and you're a
1:07:33 physicist and you start a business or or
1:07:37 you you start a research
1:07:40 lab where it's you and
1:07:43 Einstein and Nicola
1:07:46 Tesla and Stephen
1:07:52 Hawking and they're no longer stuck in
1:07:55 whatever they're their
1:07:57 last body of work was
1:08:01 right the system is now smart enough to
1:08:05 imagine how they would solve problems
1:08:08 today
1:08:10 given the contributions of the other
1:08:14 three and given all the other [ __ ] going
1:08:16 on in the world of physics it's aware of
1:08:19 Deep Mind and and that thing that we saw
1:08:22 the other day that can invent
1:08:26 new proteins that are
1:08:28 fluorescent that would have taken nature
1:08:31 500 million years to evolve it just did
1:08:35 it
1:08:38 so what would you do in that research
1:08:46 lab and what if rather than a
1:08:51 physicist you worked at a tire
1:08:54 shop but you were always is kind of
1:08:57 geeky and you always read like
1:08:59 biographies of Nicola Tesla and Einstein
1:09:03 you you read Walter
1:09:06 isaacson's biography of
1:09:13 Einstein and what if as
1:09:16 that tire
1:09:18 technician you had some ideas about
1:09:21 physics that you were afraid to ever
1:09:23 tell anyone about cuz you're a tire
1:09:25 technician
1:09:27 it's not going to go
1:09:31 well and what if you start a research
1:09:34 lab with Nicola Tesla Albert
1:09:38 Einstein and Stephen
1:09:44 Hawking and what if you come up with a
1:09:46 new kind of
1:09:48 physics say a unifying
1:09:52 theory of the
1:09:54 universe and what if it's
1:09:58 right do you go down in the history
1:10:00 books as one of those
1:10:03 three cuz you should you should win the
1:10:06 Nobel Prize and you should be you know
1:10:09 if you're like Joe from
1:10:14 Toledo like Nicola Tesla Albert Einstein
1:10:17 stepen Hawking
1:10:18 and Joe from
1:10:21 Toledo works for the Firestone Tire
1:10:24 center and Toledo Ohio I'm sorry what's
1:10:28 [Laughter]
1:10:37 this it's not out of the realm of
1:10:40 possibility like that's a [ __ ] sci-fi
1:10:48 plot it's not all the real of
1:10:54 possibility listen
1:10:56 I know you want to get back to watch
1:10:57 reruns of the debates I know
1:11:00 that just hang with me for a bit
1:11:05 more they'll still be
1:11:11 there oh my God what's going to happen
1:11:13 in our country can can can I come stay
1:11:16 with anyone else somewhere
1:11:21 else oh I don't give a damn about the
1:11:23 debate please don't go Kyle
1:11:27 is Joe from Toledo any relation from cam
1:11:29 katkin from Cleveland yeah cam
1:11:34 kin's third removed
1:11:37 cousin oh Kyle we're not going anywhere
1:11:40 thank you that's great Italy has a great
1:11:43 real estate market it's too bad we don't
1:11:45 know an actor who's worked in a
1:11:49 lab who's talking to us right now I
1:11:53 know come over to Kentucky we have KFC
1:11:56 the original I [ __ ] that sounds tasty
1:11:59 that sounds
1:12:01 awesome
1:12:03 um that's just [ __ ] trippy and I mean
1:12:05 that's like one like that feels like
1:12:08 surface
1:12:10 level I mean let's make it let's make it
1:12:13 a step more realistic let's say you're
1:12:15 Joe the tire
1:12:17 technician from Toledo and you're little
1:12:20 geeky and so you understand computers a
1:12:22 little bit and you kind of paid atten
1:12:25 mention to when Deep Mind released their
1:12:31 um 380,000 stable crystals they they
1:12:35 they
1:12:37 contributed 600 years worth of Science
1:12:41 in a in a in a 3month
1:12:45 period and you take one of those
1:12:48 compounds that they
1:12:52 discovered and you create a new tire
1:12:54 compound that's both
1:12:58 sticky
1:13:00 and
1:13:02 durable and doesn't it's it's got an
1:13:05 incredibly wide dynamic range or not
1:13:07 dynamic range an incredibly wide
1:13:09 temperature
1:13:11 range where it doesn't have to be heated
1:13:13 up to a certain temperature and you
1:13:14 completely
1:13:16 reformulate Tire compounds
1:13:26 not out of the realm of possibility at
1:13:33 all and the pelli and the
1:13:37 pelli tires for F1 cars they lose their
1:13:41 contract in
1:13:43 2027 because it's now it now says joose
1:13:46 of Toledo on the sidewall of the tires
1:13:49 on F1
1:13:53 cars because they have the attributes of
1:13:56 F1 tires being in the in the best
1:13:59 temperature range all the time in any
1:14:03 conditions oh and by the way they're
1:14:04 really good in wet conditions too
1:14:06 without needing to have
1:14:10 tread I don't know probably not possible
1:14:13 that last one but
1:14:15 still anything is possible
1:14:19 yeah well they have self he healing
1:14:21 machanum but but they don't use it gee I
1:14:24 wonder why
1:14:26 yeah I
1:14:27 know well there's always going to be
1:14:29 that there's always going to be
1:14:30 companies that try to maintain the
1:14:33 status quo and we'll you know bury the
1:14:36 new they'll bury the new Innovations but
1:14:39 what
1:14:40 happens so right now so let me let me
1:14:44 give you let me give you a u an example
1:14:46 let me go look at
1:14:49 um Alpha fold
1:14:52 3 oh we should probably talk about
1:14:54 Madagascar vanilla beans hang on uh
1:14:57 let's see
1:15:00 Alpha fold
1:15:04 three Google Deep Mind Alpha
1:15:10 fold am I late
1:15:27 let's see Alpha
1:15:31 fold I want Alpha fold
1:15:35 3 Alpha fold
1:15:43 three Alpha fold
1:15:46 3 Alpha fold 3 predicts the structures
1:15:49 and interactions of all of life's
1:15:52 molecules
1:16:01 forget what the numbers are the numbers
1:16:03 in here cuckoo
1:16:53 currently without AI it takes one PhD
1:16:57 student their tenure of whatever that is
1:17:01 two two years three
1:17:02 years to discover the the folding
1:17:07 mechanism of a single
1:17:10 protein and they just did all of the
1:17:13 molecules of
1:17:16 life kind of overnight in a
1:17:21 year it's like tens of thousands of
1:17:24 years of or I think it was something
1:17:26 it's like six billion years some crazy
1:17:28 amount of
1:17:30 years of
1:17:38 Discovery and right
1:17:42 now right
1:17:44 now you've got
1:17:56 all right you
1:17:59 got
1:18:01 gp4 let's call this the multimodal gp4
1:18:04 it's going to be the good one Omni and
1:18:07 then you have Claude there's Claude and
1:18:10 then you have uh
1:18:13 Udo or as Vicki says udio she's wrong
1:18:16 but that's okay and then you have Alpha
1:18:19 fold and right now they're all these are
1:18:22 all kind of separate right like if
1:18:25 you're going to go use Alpha fold you
1:18:26 kind of need to be a scientist and know
1:18:28 what Alpha fold
1:18:32 does and you know if you're a musician
1:18:34 you can make good songs than
1:18:37 non-musicians but at some point here
1:18:40 relatively shortly when we have
1:18:42 agents you're going to be able to have
1:18:44 an agent I'm going to I'm going to be
1:18:47 able to go um hey my kids have chronic
1:18:51 lime and they've had it for a [ __ ]
1:18:53 decade and I'm [ __ ] sick of
1:18:56 it why don't you
1:18:58 go figure out which of these stupid
1:19:01 [ __ ] tools can solve this for me and
1:19:06 it uses Claude And it uses Claude to
1:19:08 write the application to do the research
1:19:12 and then it uses Alpha fold 3 and it it
1:19:15 figures out all the apis for me and it
1:19:17 connects it all together and it says
1:19:19 okay I'm going to run
1:19:21 experiments for the next three days
1:19:26 and it runs experiments for the next 3
1:19:28 days and it comes up with 16 novel
1:19:32 ways to cure chronic
1:19:38 lme and I can say there's some other
1:19:42 model that can read blood and so I take
1:19:44 a blood sample and I put it into the
1:19:47 thing and I'm like here's the scan from
1:19:49 the blood sample thing or it's from
1:19:50 their last blood test and then it goes
1:19:53 in and it creates a customized
1:19:56 thing for
1:19:58 them and I just make that and the FDA is
1:20:01 not involved because I just made it with
1:20:03 all my stupid [ __ ] models all glued
1:20:05 together with
1:20:18 agents I
1:20:20 can't Iron Man Jarvis is coming to life
1:20:24 Joker r will get right on the blood llm
1:20:26 well I I mean you know it's funny like
1:20:29 Joker Joker
1:20:31 has done this he's used chat GPT to look
1:20:36 at blood samples and start to do
1:20:38 analysis of them and yeah there's going
1:20:41 to be think of it like garage tinkerers
1:20:43 you know you know how you know how you
1:20:46 you've got the the garage tinkerers that
1:20:48 always come up with the engine that runs
1:20:50 on water and then they mysteriously get
1:20:52 into a car accident right when they were
1:20:55 about to go to the press conference to
1:20:59 reveal it to the
1:21:01 world what if there are so many of
1:21:04 them that the powers that be can't kill
1:21:10 everyone that they can't suppress it
1:21:15 anymore that some garage
1:21:19 hacker has access to enough gpus that
1:21:22 they spin up a custom model that's
1:21:25 really good at something no one else had
1:21:27 thought of and they just solved some
1:21:29 [ __ ] just put it out in the
1:21:37 world I don't know where I'm going with
1:21:39 this
1:21:42 but Joker is super duper cool love it
1:21:45 yeah I
1:21:46 know and then fun stuff too like make me
1:21:50 a romantic comedy that's as good as
1:21:52 pretty woman
1:21:53 but has
1:21:55 live laugh love or whatever the [ __ ]
1:21:57 that
1:21:58 was where she goes to the Tropical
1:22:00 Islands I want pretty woman in
1:22:04 Tahiti in
1:22:08 Bali more
1:22:10 regulations possibly yeah wax and
1:22:12 philosophical yeah this is one of those
1:22:14 nights um possibly more regulations
1:22:27 like right now you have a bunch of
1:22:28 douchebags in San Francisco doing
1:22:30 biohacking right and they're trying to
1:22:32 they're taking nmn
1:22:34 and hacking their bloodstream and stuff
1:22:37 like that
1:22:38 and probably somewhere in there
1:22:40 someone's doing something that's
1:22:42 revolutionary but like they've had to
1:22:44 really geek out on
1:22:46 it and then two or three years from now
1:22:49 just anyone will be able to go I don't
1:22:52 feel great I'd like to feel better
1:22:55 and it just whips up this sort of
1:22:59 biohacking plan and I don't know just
1:23:03 does it for
1:23:05 you makes you special
1:23:09 compounds but you know the secret all
1:23:11 those special
1:23:13 compounds Madagascar vanilla
1:23:17 beans so you just let me know if you
1:23:19 need some okay we're going to put them
1:23:21 right here in the Tik Tock shop along
1:23:23 with printer filament
1:23:29 it's going to be
1:23:30 good it's going to be
1:23:40 good I wonder if I just say Tik Tock
1:23:42 shop enough if if my if the viewer
1:23:46 Count's going to go up
1:23:47 dramatically don't
1:23:51 tease you can make money Tik Tock shop
1:23:57 Tik Tock shop is going to be your your
1:24:00 salvation all right what time is it it's
1:24:02 late isn't it it's not that
1:24:14 late I feel like you went from book to
1:24:16 curing diseases real
1:24:20 quick
1:24:23 yeah cuz cuz right
1:24:31 now you know talk about embracing the
1:24:33 Jank right now the technology is like it
1:24:36 can write a it can write a book pretty
1:24:38 good pretty
1:24:39 fast if you if you kind of know how to
1:24:42 finagle
1:24:45 it but when these things get reasoning
1:24:48 and when they get agentic Behavior when
1:24:51 they can take
1:24:52 actions and when those agents can access
1:24:55 other
1:24:56 models you don't need to know all the
1:24:59 specialty models that that agent might
1:25:01 be interacting with so
1:25:04 it's like I feel like we're
1:25:10 we're really close 3 to 5
1:25:16 years where you can just literally talk
1:25:18 anything into
1:25:22 existence it's bizarre
1:25:31 holidc
1:25:34 drugs recreational drugs if you know
1:25:36 what I
1:25:37 mean like imagine being able to go into
1:25:40 like chat GPT I probably can't even say
1:25:42 this here they're probably going to go
1:25:43 this is age restricted now but imagine
1:25:46 being able to go into something like
1:25:47 chat GPT and just say I want to create a
1:25:52 recreational um compound
1:25:55 that has the following
1:26:00 attributes last like this doesn't cause
1:26:02 a hangover does this doesn't do
1:26:05 [Laughter]
1:26:07 that lets me see
1:26:10 music lets me hear
1:26:14 [Laughter]
1:26:17 flavors last for 37
1:26:19 minutes and then and then gradually just
1:26:22 returns me back to reality it's
1:26:27 like spins it
1:26:31 up guard rails for
1:26:40 [Music]
1:26:53 fun t 1: a.m. here dang
1:26:58 Tams you can sell your book on T Tik
1:27:01 Tock shop if it's kle press or do I have
1:27:03 to have
1:27:05 physical physical things of
1:27:08 it I'll sell the [ __ ] out of that book
1:27:11 so okay this channel it's going to
1:27:14 become about
1:27:16 Madagascar vanilla beans the book
1:27:20 embrace the Jank by Kyle shamon from the
1:27:23 AI learning lab
1:27:26 and
1:27:29 um Sleek
1:27:32 swimwear all
1:27:34 right I think that's where we're going
1:27:36 to take the channel Sleek swimwear
1:27:39 Madagascar vanilla beans and embrace the
1:27:42 Jank all
1:27:46 right I think that's where we
1:27:49 go I got to get um LED lights we're
1:27:53 going to do LED lights in here I could I
1:27:56 could have done cuz this is a $20
1:27:57 million production facility we've got
1:28:00 plenty of LED lights but we want to make
1:28:02 it look like a shitty home
1:28:04 office but when I start going Tik Tock
1:28:07 shop this is all going to be LEDs I
1:28:10 actually have LEDs back there but I lost
1:28:13 the remote and I don't think they're
1:28:14 plugged in and I have addd so I don't
1:28:16 give a [ __ ]
1:28:18 um but we're going to get LEDs
1:28:29 I wonder if I should do
1:28:35 skits hey honey what are you baking
1:28:38 tonight oh I'm just baking a cake do you
1:28:41 have any vanilla extract vanilla extract
1:28:45 that's funny honey you know I only use
1:28:48 Madagascar vanilla
1:28:51 beans you know what I mean skits like we
1:28:54 have GPT help write the skits and then
1:28:57 we could give have it give acting
1:29:00 lessons on how to act like um porn
1:29:08 actors I swear to God the the acting on
1:29:11 Tik Tok is so bad the worst ones are
1:29:14 those the prank videos where where it's
1:29:17 like I'm so
1:29:19 surprised it's like come on really
1:29:25 take an acting class maybe an improv
1:29:28 class making an ebook and a paperback
1:29:31 sell it through Amazon KDP you get 60%
1:29:34 royalties on physical yeah I've got the
1:29:39 AI Futures book is Amazon
1:29:45 KDP but embrace the Jank that's just a
1:29:48 good title I think I think it's going to
1:29:50 be good I don't I don't love where this
1:29:53 is going yes yes I
1:30:04 do actually there's a I don't know if
1:30:06 you've seen it I I just stumbled upon it
1:30:09 some someone do edited or whatever
1:30:11 there's a uh a car dealership out of I
1:30:15 don't know it's Pennsylvania or
1:30:17 somewhere um and they're doing these Tik
1:30:20 Tok videos that are very much like the
1:30:22 office where it's like interviews of the
1:30:24 people people about the marketing that
1:30:26 they're going to do and they they rarely
1:30:28 show the they rarely show the uh the
1:30:31 cars and and they just talk it's
1:30:33 actually pretty good it's it's a really
1:30:34 clever channel it's really
1:30:40 smart but yeah
1:30:43 crazy and by the way what the [ __ ] up
1:30:47 with Runway ml saying gen gen 3 video
1:30:50 was going to be out in a few days a week
1:30:53 ago what's what that
1:30:55 what are they taking marketing lessons
1:30:57 from open Ai and well it'll be out in
1:31:00 coming weeks and then like a month later
1:31:02 like uh coming weeks again and then uh
1:31:05 maybe sort of July fall it could be the
1:31:09 fall for the most of you but one or
1:31:12 three people are going to have access to
1:31:13 it in July and then the fall maybe fall
1:31:16 like fall how far does fall go fall goes
1:31:18 until the end of November to October ah
1:31:22 so um
1:31:27 Just Launch
1:31:29 [ __ ] don't tell us about your stupid
1:31:32 [ __ ] and now we can't play with it China
1:31:35 with your cling video better than Sora
1:31:38 yeah maybe we could play with
1:31:42 it everyone's so full of
1:31:48 [ __ ] behind the AI door that's pretty
1:31:53 funny oh I think Frank died no Frank's
1:31:56 around Frank's just tired just do it see
1:32:00 this is what you get for listening to a
1:32:01 company I know
1:32:04 [ __ ] well Google's right in there
1:32:08 where's where's your Gemini Ultra now
1:32:13 buddy the paid version of Gemini
1:32:15 Advanced
1:32:17 is
1:32:20 um whatever non Ultra was Pro
1:32:24 where's
1:32:25 Ultra where's the dynamic interfaces
1:32:28 where is it all where's the
1:32:31 multimodal Saucy
1:32:36 action it's all just waiting Frank
1:32:39 didn't die he's just really burnt out ah
1:32:41 Silver Fox Silver Fox always solid with
1:32:44 the hot dog references solid with
1:32:48 them
1:32:50 solid big thinker she's thinking up here
1:32:53 she's thinking
1:32:55 way up here we're down at Hot Dog level
1:32:58 we're thinking sauerkraut mustard
1:33:01 bun she's thinking hot dog
1:33:07 Concepts some people just think
1:33:10 different hang out with
1:33:15 them okay here's the serious
1:33:19 thing critical thinking
1:33:24 is the superpower of the
1:33:28 future it's those people that can go oh
1:33:31 you know it' be cool
1:33:35 quit the people that are good at that
1:33:37 and then are good at
1:33:39 Discerning how these tools did
1:33:43 quickly they're going to be
1:33:45 the they're going to be the ones to
1:33:47 Value to watch to pay attention to
1:33:55 all right so here's your
1:34:01 homework go to chat GPT or Claude either
1:34:07 one
1:34:17 oh neat neat neat neat good evening Kyle
1:34:21 hello hello he was roasted okay who got
1:34:25 Kyle started I know I know it's it's
1:34:27 insufferable I listen I can't stand
1:34:30 listening to me I don't know how you all
1:34:31 are doing it there's 53 people in here
1:34:34 that really need to see some
1:34:35 professionals okay
1:34:39 um here's what we're going to
1:34:48 do well let me let me explain what I'm
1:34:50 going to do
1:34:52 first so I'm in CL Claude 3.5 Sonet so
1:34:56 this is their new super powerful model
1:34:58 I've got this thing in there turned on
1:35:01 called um artifacts artifacts will write
1:35:05 code and spin up you know like a a
1:35:08 usable thing over in this window to the
1:35:11 right and we can chat over in the left
1:35:13 so the homework I was going to give
1:35:16 you is to
1:35:19 go use chat GP CLA to come up with
1:35:24 critical thinking exercises but then
1:35:26 what I thought is Claude could probably
1:35:29 make us an interactive
1:35:30 dashboard that's a that's a critical
1:35:33 thinking trainer so let's try
1:35:41 that I want you to think like a
1:35:45 nobel-winning
1:35:47 cognitive
1:35:51 scientist and Design
1:35:54 an interactive
1:36:00 dashboard that gives me 10 different
1:36:06 activities that will improve my critical
1:36:08 thinking skills
1:36:11 period please make that
1:36:15 tool all right let's see what we get I
1:36:18 stay because I bought a ticket and I
1:36:19 want my money's worth
1:36:24 there you you know Amelio's wife you
1:36:26 know there there's no refunds for this
1:36:29 for this no
1:36:33 refunds I hope the homework isn't to go
1:36:35 find
1:36:42 Frank this is a lot of
1:36:45 code all
1:36:47 right all activities in progress
1:36:51 completed wow it's even it's even going
1:36:53 to track our impr progress
1:36:57 activities okay Socratic questioning
1:37:00 people asking probing
1:37:03 questions to explore complex ideas and
1:37:05 assumptions benefits
1:37:08 enhances analytical skills exercise
1:37:11 choose a belief or opinion you
1:37:15 hold ask yourself what supports
1:37:20 this what an
1:37:24 visually represent the structure of
1:37:31 arguments well this is kind of
1:37:34 cool so it gives you a bunch of
1:37:36 activities and then when you finish them
1:37:39 but I want it to be more interactive
1:37:41 this is
1:37:43 cool I mean this is actually really cool
1:37:47 let's let's let's be
1:37:52 fair okay this is very impressive but I
1:37:56 want the interface to be an
1:38:00 interactive
1:38:04 dashboard with game likee
1:38:06 activities that improve my critical
1:38:09 thinking skills period can you modify
1:38:13 this for these new goals
1:38:26 more code more
1:38:29 code and just even trying to think about
1:38:34 how you would ask Claude to do this is
1:38:37 critical
1:38:38 [Laughter]
1:38:43 thinking critical thinking skills game
1:38:46 logic Labyrinth start activity bias
1:38:49 Buster identify cognitive biases in
1:38:52 given
1:38:52 scenarios perspective puzzle solve a
1:38:55 problem by considering multiple
1:38:57 viewpoints start
1:38:59 activity stage one this is so cool so
1:39:02 [ __ ]
1:39:03 cool a city is debating whether to build
1:39:06 a new park or a parking lot consider the
1:39:09 perspective of business owners
1:39:10 environmentalists local residents let's
1:39:13 go local
1:39:15 residents what am I supposed to do oh
1:39:17 activity
1:39:20 created oh okay this is kind of lame but
1:39:23 whatever
1:39:26 identify cognitive bias you buy a
1:39:28 product because your favorite celebrity
1:39:29 endorsed
1:39:31 it bias
1:39:37 present all right I don't know what that
1:39:39 was supposed to do navigate through a
1:39:41 maze by solving logic puzzles at each
1:39:44 turn if it's not raining the grass is
1:39:46 dry the grass is not dry is it raining
1:39:49 wait if it's not raining the grass is
1:39:51 dry the grass is not dry is it it
1:39:54 raining
1:39:55 yes all right it doesn't
1:40:00 update all right well there's a there's
1:40:02 a thing to do so I don't know just go
1:40:04 play with [ __ ] just go do
1:40:07 something you don't have to do it
1:40:08 tonight cuz I've exhausted you I've
1:40:11 exhausted
1:40:13 myself but like over the next couple of
1:40:15 days and over the
1:40:19 weekend really push the boundaries of
1:40:25 your intellectual comfort
1:40:27 zone
1:40:32 and I like I don't know push on the
1:40:34 boundaries of what these tools can do in
1:40:36 in places where you're not
1:40:39 comfortable I think that'll be good I
1:40:42 think
1:40:43 that'll that's the kind of [ __ ] that
1:40:46 we're going to need to start doing more
1:40:47 and more of I think if we want to be
1:40:52 valuable all right
1:40:54 I'm going to get out of here all right
1:40:56 so if you're new here go check out
1:41:04 this the salon. a Kyle you could turn
1:41:09 your quotes into a quote of the day peel
1:41:11 off calendar I know that's what I was
1:41:13 thinking Danielle is
1:41:16 like you know I just I really quickly
1:41:19 went from like oh I should sort these
1:41:23 to oh this is a book to oh this is
1:41:26 actually a book and then it's like any
1:41:29 idea that you have like a poster like I
1:41:32 came up with the the
1:41:34 uh the embrace the Jen cover that should
1:41:38 be t-shirts and it could be stickers and
1:41:40 it could be postcards and it could be I
1:41:43 don't
1:41:45 the tap for super hair oh yeah look at
1:41:48 the super hair good
1:41:50 Lord I didn't even I didn't even notice
1:41:53 it that's
1:41:56 impressive you see what happens when the
1:41:58 two pays when the glue starts to loosen
1:42:01 on the
1:42:02 Tays see when you get the when you get
1:42:04 the tape right it actually pulls down on
1:42:07 the roots and the and the hair folds
1:42:09 back on the toue
1:42:10 mesh and when the uh when the tape
1:42:13 starts
1:42:15 relaxing technical term in the uh
1:42:17 business when the tape starts
1:42:20 relaxing that's when it gets bigger like
1:42:22 this
1:42:24 and you're like Kyle but if you wear a
1:42:26 toue why are you showing so much
1:42:29 forehead it's a look that I
1:42:32 like wait no philosophy 501 at this late
1:42:35 hour Kyle is that really you I
1:42:41 know all right that is that's
1:42:45 that's I'll tell you what that is that's
1:42:48 manini hair
1:42:54 Dr J made a made a song in
1:43:03 Irregulars the tire Joe's Tires BYO all
1:43:07 right let's I'm game
1:43:15 [Music]
1:43:25 in a small shop Ino fixing flats and all
1:43:30 worked a nerdy guy named Joe he could
1:43:33 solve it all with grease on his hands
1:43:38 and glasses on his face dreamed of
1:43:41 something bigger something to embrace
1:43:45 Joe from
1:43:46 too sparking his
1:43:49 eye teamed up with the gra reaching for
1:43:53 the sky
1:43:55 Tesla Hawkins I sign by his side
1:43:59 creating indestructible tires a dream
1:44:04 they never hide through the power of AI
1:44:08 they began to
1:44:09 explore materials unknown never seen
1:44:14 before ch's ideas mixed with scientific
1:44:19 might brought for the Breakthrough
1:44:22 shining so bright
1:44:26 [Music]
1:44:35 that's pretty good that's pretty good
1:44:39 Joey Joe from Toledo Joey it would be
1:44:43 really funny if you actually lived in
1:44:47 Toledo OH
1:44:49 man all right let me get out of here um
1:44:53 if you're new here go check out the AI
1:44:55 Salon the salon. click on the Community
1:44:58 Link at the top it's a community you
1:45:00 should be a part
1:45:01 of um I'm not going to say much more
1:45:03 than that I think it's I
1:45:06 listen you got to start getting curious
1:45:09 about AI you also got to start getting
1:45:11 your ass in Community start learning out
1:45:14 loud play with these tools mindfully
1:45:17 create something once you learn enough
1:45:19 about the tools to build something start
1:45:20 building [ __ ] and build out loud Learn
1:45:23 out Loud
1:45:24 the best way to do that is be in
1:45:26 community hey Kyle what's up where did
1:45:29 you used to write your book oh what did
1:45:32 I use to write my book I used Claude
1:45:35 well no I used Claude plus a 28 page
1:45:39 document of quotes that digital Gods
1:45:43 pulled out of 750 hours of transcripts
1:45:46 from a YouTube
1:45:48 channel it's a family affair
1:45:56 but that's really important right you
1:45:57 get the the you get back to this idea of
1:46:00 collective intelligence that why chat
1:46:02 GPT seems more human than it is is
1:46:05 because the data it was trained on was
1:46:07 human and the reason my book sounds like
1:46:12 me is
1:46:14 because we used quotes of me being a
1:46:19 smartass for tone and for quotes and for
1:46:23 forign
1:46:24 knowledge and
1:46:26 so
1:46:29 the the large language model put it all
1:46:32 together but it's because it was trained
1:46:34 on a data set that's familiar to me is
1:46:37 why it felt so right to me like if when
1:46:43 I first had it write the the opening
1:46:45 chapters it wrote schlocky AI [ __ ] and
1:46:48 then when I said hey stop writing saky
1:46:50 AI [ __ ] and follow my tone
1:46:53 it was perfect from that point out other
1:46:56 than kind of details it's pretty
1:46:59 amazing all right I'm getting out of
1:47:05 here CH come on let's
1:47:08 go all
1:47:13 right all
1:47:16 right further inspired by you all thank
1:47:19 you Kyle thank you Spirit
1:47:21 B3 office tomorrow oh yeah tomorrow at
1:47:25 11:00 a.m.
1:47:26 Mountain um I do AI office hours so if
1:47:30 you go to my
1:47:31 LinkedIn page Channel account whatever
1:47:34 the [ __ ] it's called
1:47:37 profile
1:47:39 um there'll be a link there in the
1:47:41 morning and uh yeah come hang out with
1:47:43 us all
1:47:46 right top story Biden crashed in first
1:47:49 Clash with
1:47:50 Trump good night everybody all right
1:47:52 thank you everyone thank you regulars uh
1:47:55 come hang out here often
1:47:58 um side hustle Mimi in the house Dr J
1:48:01 good to see you nice song Felicia or
1:48:04 fific FCW spin B3 Dr J Amelio's wife
1:48:10 Firefly
1:48:13 Tams I can't spell Danielle in the house
1:48:15 Be not Afraid good night everyone side
1:48:17 house Mimi Joker in the house Joey
1:48:21 Silver Fox Brandon I'll settle for 20K
1:48:24 tonight how we doing 20K perfect
1:48:27 Brandon nailed it nailed it Joy
1:48:32 party um yeah good crowd
1:48:35 tonight all right
1:48:39 uh got everybody I think um I'm out of
1:48:43 here Vicky's in the house too Brian
1:48:46 Whitney Stephen good
1:48:48 night um tomorrow's Friday I don't think
1:48:52 we're doing anything thing so I should
1:48:53 be I should be on for 8 tomorrow I'll
1:48:56 make a video if not or I'll put I'll put
1:48:58 something in the ai ai Salon all right
1:49:02 all right everybody peace out Source
1:49:04 Camp good to see you
1:49:06 um date night yeah Friday night date
1:49:08 night be there tomorrow be there for AI
1:49:10 office hours tomorrow and then uh and
1:49:13 then we'll figure stuff out maybe
1:49:14 tomorrow we'll actually do something
1:49:16 rather than me just trying to figure out
1:49:18 what the hell's going on in my
1:49:21 brain all right peace everybody oh you
1:49:24 know why I was probably so philosophical
1:49:26 tonight cuz the debate was so bad it
1:49:28 just everything shut down in my brain
1:49:30 I'm trying to spin it back up I think
1:49:32 that's what
1:49:34 happened all right bye our country is
1:49:37 going to be just fine it's going to be
1:49:38 just fine anybody know anyone in Iceland
1:49:41 all right bye