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

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1. 0:01[Music] [Music]
2. 0:19w [Music]
3. 0:35see the H is quiet town where old Tre sway whistle of the train echo through the
4. 0:50day um people G you will not nothing ever seems to change story still unfold it's Unique and
5. 1:04[Laughter] strange in the town we called Home Folks never never what took to her no matter
6. 1:20tone longing to be on the inside long love just a little she found herself as a guest in a nervous
7. 1:34Hospital weird Mar from Ceda Hill she hows when she's [Music] blue of sadness and shame under the southern Moon I don't know the words I
8. 1:51don't know the words you know why I don't know the words cuz AI wrote the damn [Laughter] song Tobias what's happening [Music]
9. 2:19[Music] well you're welcome I let you watch that scintillating debate God damn that was unwatchable
10. 2:33[Music] [Applause]
11. 2:51oh [Music]
12. 3:19get over here why you sitting over there come over here the people need they're singing where's the singing dog [Music] [Applause]
13. 3:35[Laughter] [Music] I hope there was a secret call play [Music]
14. 4:29w sad hustle Mimi what's happening Danielle is sharing the live 61 people in here for this post debate
15. 4:44Party by the way here's who I think won the debate all of you cuz I'm not going to talk about the [ __ ] debate I hate politics
16. 4:54drives me [ __ ] crazy all right done Hamilton say his name do you know he was 21 in 1776 when
17. 5:08they founded this country he was 21 21 amazing uh amazing archetypal architect happy about the non-p politics is AI causing a tremendous
18. 5:23amount of electrical resources to be used yes um I mean like in a way that's hurting other things
19. 5:39no the amount of electricity they're going to need to do [ __ ] in the future um I'm pretty sure Microsoft is investing in nuclear
20. 5:51technology like as in nuclear power plants um Elon Musk is going to build the gigafactory of compute right next
21. 6:01to um an electricity Generating Station of some kind I forget what what it is either next to a dam or next to a nuclear power
22. 6:11plant so I think what you'll see is dedicated dedicated electricity just for training these models for the really big
23. 6:20models in the future I I mean this is going to end up being like government infrastructure kind of stuff um or or
24. 6:27you know big big ass Private Industry kind of stuff this is this is why there's a rumor that open AI is trying to re raise 5 to 7 trillion
25. 6:36dollar cuz they'll make their own chips those chips will get more efficient they'll make their own electricity so you
26. 6:46know it's going to be a lot now it's possible that they make big advancements in chips and Material Sciences and
27. 6:53things like that and but but probably not in time to you know the demand for electricity these probably going to Z go
28. 7:01exponential and then they'll have to chase it they'll they'll be chasing it for a bunch of years but then they'll
29. 7:07get to AGI and maybe they figure out fusion and and uh you know small nuclear like little air conditioner sized units
30. 7:16you sit outside your house and power everything for all of infinity maybe we get that in a few [Laughter]
31. 7:24years they cure cancer but right now embrace the Jank this is the cover of the book by the way well it started out I was just going
32. 7:34to um see if I could get Claude to do some categorization of some quotes and two hours later I had written a
33. 7:46book so today I I made the cover that's the cover let's see do I have did I actually crop this
34. 8:00CRP it's actually
35. 8:16yeah how do I oh there we go right so there's the there's the full there's the full cover cover
36. 8:30Paving your playing your way to AI literacy embrace the Jank fun inspiring and janky quotes about AI by Kyle
37. 8:39Shannon pulled from 750 plus hours of the AI learning Lab live sessions on Tik Tock that's right here that's what this
38. 8:48is the TPU was designed specifically to be energy efficient yeah exactly I I figure things like that that new chip I
39. 8:56don't did you see that new chip that was announced Pate the it's supposed to be 500,000 tokens a second um crazy hey hey hey was just
40. 9:08watching your post whose post my post someone else's post all right sh why is that not
41. 9:24working all right I could only stomach about five minutes of the debate please start the live I almost started
42. 9:32the live kind of five minutes in but I'm like I don't know maybe someone's not seeing what I'm seeing I I tried to be uh respectful of
43. 9:42everyone's time and uh [Laughter] stuff oh man anyway there's embrace the Jank that is Yan book
44. 9:57cover I think that would make a good t-shirt so so we'll do something maybe that that robot becomes some sort of mascot or
45. 10:06something yours the book post you made on Tik Tok Walkin talk oh cool the walkin talk nice Post in here I thought you made a
46. 10:14post on might networks um very cool yeah I was uh talking about this yeah you're here you experienced it that
47. 10:25was pretty cool um all right I'm a little discombobulated cuz that that debate was so bad I'm just like it's just [ __ ]
48. 10:40hopeless it's going to be fine everything's going to be fine I'll tell you what Shannon Sky 2028 is looking a [ __ ] ton better if you
49. 10:53don't know what Shannon Sky 2028 is Sky was the voice that Scarlet Johansson thought was her and so she
50. 11:01said hey they stole my voice and so they shut it down but it wasn't really her but they shut it down anyway so I agreed
51. 11:09that I would run for president in 2028 and my my platform would be I will let AI run the country I'll just be the
52. 11:17spokes model and then the tagline of the campaign is it couldn't possibly be worse and then I watched that debate and
53. 11:24thought it couldn't possibly be worse some be like Mr Shannon Mr Shannon uh what do you think about policy in the
54. 11:39Middle East I'd go you can make money with well what the AI had to [Laughter]
55. 11:57say good Lord people what are we doing with our lives all right lots and lots of new Chips most aren't ready or don't
56. 12:05have info out yet so Pate what you're saying is the video about those chips can't be relied upon huh interesting it's not normally
57. 12:15how we run things around here if I see it in video I assume it's fact that thing that thing the rabbit
58. 12:24they said they had a large action model turned out it's just a bunch of macros you have a good sense of humor it took
59. 12:33me a while to realize very awesome videos thank you very much yeah my sense of humor so part of my part of my humor
60. 12:41philosophy is you have to commit uh and then some people get it some people don't but if you if you half ass your
61. 12:48comedy you just you'll never be funny to anyone so you just got to you just got to lean in and go for it so yeah a lot
62. 12:56of times people like oh you were joking [Laughter] oh good lordy lordy lordy I'm saying that thing about 500,000 tokens had
63. 13:09exactly zero info but Pate it was a really cool picture like it looked like Darth Vader on a chip so they can't have lied about the amount
64. 13:22of actual compute power in that thing because it looked that cool it's it's kind of like you know a 69 GTO
65. 13:31Judge like it's not going to be slow I mean look at it you know see again I think here's the thing your PhD in
66. 13:44mathematics is really constraining your ability to Envision the future cuz you're like applying logic
67. 13:53and reality to the situation and see I'm free of those constraints my degree in acting I can look at a completely madeup story and
68. 14:06make it seem real in [Laughter] here ah it sure was an image that's why they put the pin stries
69. 14:21on it make it go faster exactly you're starting to get it P's coming around he'll be he'll get here he's fine he
70. 14:30just you know what he just needs to he needs to take it one step at a time first you paint it orange then you put
71. 14:36on the graphics and if you got the right Graphics that car is [Laughter] fast oh good lord what are we going to do
72. 14:53people oh man all right there's a bit of Whimsy to it all we know know that we know what's happening here yeah yeah
73. 15:03yeah yeah that's what I'm seeing mhm futurist says gazing into the future requires science I picked paid on my
74. 15:10team yeah exactly yep you got you got to have you got to have someone like PA on the team absolutely walked in on paint
75. 15:19in Orange Kyle's muscle cars or Stonehenge uh it was muscle cars yeah the Stonehenge thing I you know I failed to see where desecrating
76. 15:30monuments serves anyone in any way just makes people look like [ __ ] [ __ ] like all right you're going to
77. 15:42spray paint Stonehenge then I'm going to I'm going to vote for drilling everywhere drill in the middle of the nature
78. 15:53reserve oh man can AI be used to assist inventors to write their patent claims yes yes and and in fact that'd be kind of interesting let's
79. 16:06go play with that for a second um I'm trying to
80. 16:25think I know I've got a couple of patents for Story vine I'm trying to think if there's something I could do with them
81. 16:32um like I think what could be interesting is you could take patents you could take the claims of patents you could have Claude or cat GPT
82. 16:42explain the claims and then you could take three or four patents in a similar area and then say identify gaps in the claims that I can I
83. 16:55can write claims in the gaps between this prior art I would think you could do that pretty quickly wow Tik Tok
84. 17:01didn't even show you a live from me forever hooked what's up with that well we started out with like 80
85. 17:07people in here or 75 people or something like that and then it's come down so I assume it's a bunch of people that were
86. 17:13like Tik Tok was like all right we didn't show your thing to anyone last night we'll show it to some people
87. 17:18tonight and they were like um yeah uh why am I getting all these old guys maybe could we get more of the girls in
88. 17:25the bikinis why is he wearing a man manini I can't watch this so yeah so we lost we lost some of the The
89. 17:34Interlopers who were disappointed in what they saw I personally I'm going man candy but you know Lord digital Gods
90. 17:43title gifter once again thank you very much sir I was writing to the dedication to the book today mention Lord digital Gods I'm in
91. 17:54the middle of writing about the Irregulars right now I talked to Cindy [ __ ] we're GNA she's going to help me with the publishing of
92. 18:06this bad boy we're going to get this [ __ ] published we're going to get this out um so it's going to be good it's going to be good good
93. 18:18good Oh I thought it was the bikini Channel it is I did you miss you weren't here early when I was in the manini
94. 18:25because it I was in the pink one did you didn't see that the pink one I've got like Borat I've got the lime green one
95. 18:33then I got a pink one and I have kind of a like a a chiffon yellow which is really really nice thank God no be right B be right
96. 18:49back reporting this live listen I I really do I'm
97. 19:04excited hang on I'm excited to really share with you Madagascar vanilla
98. 19:19beans yeah see here I'm really excited about the Madagascar uh vanilla beans it's it's just $1,150 and you know you can make money
99. 19:33with I mean if you've made cheesecake and you use vanilla extract oh my God that's embarrassing you've got to you've got to Freshly
100. 19:45press moist tasty Madagascar vanilla beans it's only 1,500 bucks for a third of a pound you see what I'm saying so
101. 19:56that's the thing I'm most excited about in AI this week uh have you seen the uh the new 3D printers [ __ ] amazing well
102. 20:04I got to show you there's a there's a plug that you can plug in and it turns two outlets into six and it's got a
103. 20:11nightlight on it oh my God this I the the I'm so excited about the new direction of the channel yeah exactly
104. 20:18Roberto exactly Madagascar vanilla moist exactly digital Gods you got to have you got to have the right moisture content
105. 20:29you don't want it dry you want it moist I think we all know that I think everybody knows that instinctively it's why everybody loves that
106. 20:42word oh you know what else you should do if you know a millennial or a genzer or a uh uh I of there's there's like three
107. 20:53or four new ones the younger people if you know any younger people do it right now take out your phone if you're
108. 20:59watching this on your phone take out your phone and just text them thumbs up just no context just thumbs up text it to them right now
109. 21:12they'll love it they'll love it because you know what you're saying to them you're all right man and you know how
110. 21:18they'll interpret it that was aggressive is is that is that are you being cynical is that it's a little aggressive don't you think is it
111. 21:31and just you know when they respond have fun go nuts anyway um if you want to buy the Madagascar vanilla you just click on the
112. 21:40link below and you go there and it's just it's you're going to it it ships from China it's cuz it's they they uh they coordinate the
113. 21:53madagascarians vanilla through the Chinese ports and you should have it with in by Christmas all right so be right back texting my
114. 22:06son I'm no longer with speaking with anyone younger than Gen X I'm off to work for this summer thumbs up oh good
115. 22:21lord Biden addresses the watch party in Atlanta at the watch party they're like H yeah it's awesome it's good thumbs up buddy he did
116. 22:32[Laughter] good Pinkie's out cuz we
117. 22:46classy $1,500 for [ __ ] vanilla you got to be kidding me I told my colleague to embrace the Jank today that's awesome
118. 22:56we're going to get the books going by the way I think I'm going to figure out a way in Kindle publishing to do a two for one or not a
119. 23:07two for one like a a special deal if you buy a pair of books because I forget whose genius idea it was might have been Lord digital
120. 23:18Gods because it's a book of quotes you're going to want one for the living room and one for the bathroom and you
121. 23:25know if you have multiple public bathrooms in the house where you know there's traffic you might want to order
122. 23:32three or four all right so you're going to you're going to love it when's it going to be out I don't know yes my
123. 23:39photo oh yeah that was your photo that's right that's right here let's go look at let's go look at digital God's photo uh about the
124. 23:50strategy for for um buying the embrace the Jank books there's there's me at the debates with Frank couldn't possibly be worse and
125. 24:05then oops and then here is wait where yeah here it is I couldn't decide where to put my new book the living room or the bathroom so
126. 24:21this solved it this is why you want to buy two cop have embraced the Jank you don't want to be that guy I love his [Laughter]
127. 24:41eyes oh man um oh I did a cool thing today I'll show you let's see I was at Claude yeah so this was my big long ass
128. 24:53prompt where we wrote the book last night and by the way it's not a prompt that wrote the book it was like a series
129. 25:01of I don't know 20 or 30 prompts that wrote little chunks of the book and then today I
130. 25:20[Music] wrote I said give me 10 visual concepts for the cover art of the book describe the images in detail I can use as a
131. 25:32prompt for image generation tool be sure to include the title of the book embrace the Jank into the image and oh I don't
132. 25:42think I added the exclamation point on the cover I got to fix that don't I oh no it's there okay uh also include the
133. 25:50aspect ratio for a typical book cover and then it wrote it without the description or the the uh aspect ratio so then I said
134. 26:02include the specific style of each and then so I did 10 I did 10 prompt descriptions and then I went over to chat
135. 26:18je yeah I quote summary no embrace the Jank framework is this it no here let me reload this longing to be on the
136. 26:33inside longing for love just a little she found herself as a guest in a nervous Hospital where's my where's my [ __ ] I
137. 26:48wonder if I did it in in another account no huh H
138. 27:04strange generating artwork is this it yes okay all right so I went to chat GPT and I went to DOL the the dolly
139. 27:17GPT and I just pasted in all the prompts I said here are 10 part prompts for artwork for the cover of a book go make
140. 27:25that [ __ ] and because of the way they coded the the dolly GPT it produces two images for each prompt so I got 20 images right out of the
141. 27:37gate so that was one I almost went with surfing the tsunami and the only reason I didn't is it's a little cliche the digital
142. 27:45wave and that that blue and purple is a little and it's a little boring and tried I published a couple books on
143. 27:53Amazon there's a template you can follow yeah I've got um I talked to Cindy today she's just like just put it in a word
144. 27:59Dock and we'll follow the thing so she's going to help me make it that's yeah I'm excited about it so there's that it it
145. 28:07made the embrace the Jank like really small on a lot of these here it's non-existent but that one was kind of
146. 28:12cool but it's a little messy that one just feels cliche and crap this one felt cute and right and like it's like
147. 28:20Embrace but the ease all [ __ ] up there the Jank which was I almost kept it like that but it it doesn't quite look on purpose
148. 28:29um that one's just crap the tornado of information is fine that's fine like you know these tools when you have them come up with Concepts it
149. 28:40basically comes up with what you'd expect but I thought the style of the robot was pretty good so here here was
150. 28:47one where I tried to change the E and it it completely recreated the image um I forget what I did with that one
151. 28:59Andra the Jank and then I kept trying to edit the the end of the word Embrace and broco the Jank and Bronco the Jank it just kept
152. 29:11doing it embrac the Jank I tried to get it to do by Kyle Shannon somewhere in the image just wouldn't do it and
153. 29:21then so this is the one I took over I took this over to one of the there was a free image upscaler that would upscale it 2x bigger for free
154. 29:37um oh yeah Danielle that's a good idea all right so so anyway okay yeah I'll do I'll do that in a second Daniel that's a
155. 29:44really good idea I love this AI space thank you June Mary well the whole idea here is play First and the whole reason for that is
156. 29:54stuff is moving too fast and it's impossible possible to keep up with it so if you get yourself in a in a playful
157. 30:03mindset you'll explore things you wouldn't have otherwise done right cuz if you're not in a playful mindset
158. 30:09you're like I got to make work more efficient I got to be more efficient I got to learn these tools I got to and
159. 30:14you put all this pressure on yourself and it's totally [ __ ] intimidating but if you're just like oh screw it I'll
160. 30:19just have some fun let's go let's go right a book in two hours like what's the downside if embrace the Jank is a shitty book book
161. 30:28which it's not you were there when I wrote it it's actually pretty good but what is the downside if it's a shitty
162. 30:34book you're like oh it's a janky book about AI written by some dude on a channel using AI H that's kind of janky
163. 30:44it's right there in the title it's on brand if this thing's a piece of [ __ ] you should embrace it or you shouldn't brocco
164. 30:55it you shouldn't brocco the Jank um so then I did this this morning this was kind of cool I took the book the transcript of
165. 31:11the book and I put it in the 11 Labs app hang on let me quit it I got to re start and log in I think
166. 31:28embrace the Jank embrace the Jank embrace the Jank embrace the world what you've got all right so let's
167. 31:38see Pixar bright let's see I did who was it was it Alice yeah I think it was Alice but these are not normal times in
168. 31:47our politics Washington is as divided as ever the fox has many tricks the Hedgehog has but one but that is the
169. 31:54best of all I think that was her Lily all right so what I did if you don't know 11 Labs who does
170. 32:09voice synthesis um launched an app yesterday and it's called reader and what it does guess I'm bringing a bunch of Ed cred
171. 32:22evaluators to the salon awesome June that's terrific fantastic yeah get get uh connect with Stacy and she'll she'll steer you to the
172. 32:31to the right location to join the education Guild and just get them in there I I mean seriously anything they
173. 32:38can do to just jump in jump into conversations share images just put stuff there um it'll serve them well so
174. 32:46anyway so I took the book and put it in reader and what you can do with reader is have it read your book so
175. 33:02there's the there's the book embrace the junk playing your way to AI literacy quotes from Kyle Shannon on the future
176. 33:10of AI called from more than 750 hours of lives from the AI learning lab on Tik Tok Tik tok.com J learninglab Kyle
177. 33:21Shannon is not your typical come on all right future AI Wizards strap in you're about to embark on a wild Journey towards AI literacy and
178. 33:37this book is your irreverent guide right now forget the stuffy Tech manuals we're diving into the trenches of the AI
179. 33:43learning lab switch the voice to a model of me lab where we don't just theorize about AI we wrestle with it daily this
180. 33:53isn't about becoming some AI Guru overnight it's about embracing the messy exciting sometimes ridiculous world of artificial
181. 34:02intelligence we're going to walk you through the three stages of AI badassery play first where you'll make mistakes
182. 34:10and have your mind blown mindfully create where you'll actually solve real problems and generously lead where
183. 34:17you'll help others and build a kick-ass community so whether you're a tech so what was cool was as I drove to work
184. 34:29I listened to the book so here's the first section of quotes AI adoption and urgency one shit's going to get weird in
185. 34:372024 two 2023 was the last normal year three buy a [ __ ] surfboard and start paddling four embrace the Jank five if
186. 34:49you haven't had a Kevin mallister moment and what was cool what was cool was listening to it as kind of a I did it
187. 34:56with the the British woman voice cuz listening to myself all I hear is how how much it's not like me but with her
188. 35:03voice like I don't know her so let's see which one did I use I used Lily right chap GPT you're not doing it right
189. 35:21six the beginning is here seven if you think you're behind you're really not behind you're ahead eight it was just cool hearing
190. 35:33it hearing it kind of like a podcast it was a different kind of proof reading and it was like some of the quotes were
191. 35:41like oh that's not really a good quote or that's someone else's quoted but I just said it right um and I was just kind of mindlessly
192. 35:50listening to this book I wrote last night was wild it was pretty cool I think the British accent is much more
193. 36:00slick yeah I agree exactly read her app from 11 Labs exactly that's what it is she probably thinks it doesn't sound
194. 36:06like her either yeah exactly exactly um the thing that some of the writing of the sections because it used all of my
195. 36:22quotes and it's and it because it it grabbed quotes where I'm sort of being you know know my high personality self
196. 36:29on here it really captured my personality like when I was listening to it read back those paragraphs I was like I was just nodding
197. 36:39like yeah yeah that's good that makes sense and normally when I listen to stuff I'm listening more critically and
198. 36:45it doesn't sound like me and that sounded pretty good the the big Revelation for me last night was the amount
199. 37:01of value that's in recording [ __ ] because historically and this used to be how we used to sell Story vine is
200. 37:12we said the the world's largest unstructured data set is video because it's time based and it's really hard
201. 37:20to watch all the hours of if you shot hours of video someone's got to sit there and watch that [ __ ] and take notes and put in time
202. 37:30codes not with AI digital Gods pulled down transcripts from 750 hours of me [ __ ] babbling nonsense and it just went in and found
203. 37:44it all and and then you know in just [ __ ] with it last night it kind of Spun up this idea oh maybe this could be
204. 37:51a book and then before we know it we had a book and it's like how many other pieces of interesting content are in there from
205. 38:02750 hours probably a lot like you know and and the tools right now just suck right the tools are like he's got the
206. 38:11transcript of the text but it doesn't have all the you know like the tone and things like that well when real- time
207. 38:21voice comes out if open AI ever releases it where you've got a model that can not only understand the words but can understand the
208. 38:29tone imagine having a model where I could take those 750 hours of video and have it find all the places where I was being
209. 38:40sarcastic and just cut together a smartass Kyle Sizzle reel and it will here's where he was sincere here's
210. 38:53where he was crying because he was talking about you know being an artist next book The rants of Kyle yeah exactly
211. 39:04exactly find the moments where Kyle talks for more than half an hour on a single subject and just grinds the point you know into a
212. 39:16pulp on average that was every three days Biden Aid on the debate not an ideal start you
213. 39:31think oh good [Laughter] lord I want the waxing philosophic Kyle too yeah exactly I mean
214. 39:46but so so here's what's here's what's kind of tripping me out this is a this is going to be hard for us gen
215. 39:57xers it's going to be hard for everyone but I think it's going to be hard for us is I'm a writer I I've written seven screenplays
216. 40:08I like writing I like Words somewhere in my brain I've got it wired that I can't write a real book like a screenplay that's not really a
217. 40:21book that's just a that's just like dialogue and [ __ ] and so I kind of I kind of dismissed that right but I think
218. 40:30a real book that's that's like you know I got to have thoughts and and I got to be able to articulate them and I got to
219. 40:37be able to organize them and it just with my ADD it just feels like now I've got a [ __ ] hell of a life I got a lot of stories going on
220. 40:49right and like I did a whole series of videos the when when Co when lockdown started I started a a daily
221. 41:03video called The extroverts View From Within and those are only 3 minute videos three or 4 minute videos but I did every day for a year
222. 41:12being locked down in Co I think six people might have seen that there's probably a book in there and I don't have to like figure it
223. 41:22out like I can just say go watch all the videos and tell me tell me what's an interesting book out of this what are the
224. 41:33themes what's the emotional Arc what's the what's the narrative Arc of when Kyle was hey this is fun being locked
225. 41:41down for like 30 days and then 60 days in he's like it's not as much fun now then he realized oh [ __ ] this going to
226. 41:47be for a while and he went down Into the Depths then he came back up then he started playing with it then he went
227. 41:54back down then he started talking about how sh [ __ ] his hair [Laughter] looked then his then his business
228. 42:03partner started talking about how shitty his hair [Laughter] looked but just we've all got if you've put [ __ ] in the world if
229. 42:13you've if you've done anything if you've written half a novel if you've written poetry for your whole life and you're
230. 42:22like oh someday I'll type that all in you don't have to now just take pictures of it throw it in the GPT it'll type it
231. 42:29up and all of a sudden all your little scraps of paper are in there as images and as words and you could throw that thing
232. 42:41together and then you could go oh take all of those and create a songwriting GPT that only writes lyrics in the style of my
233. 42:52poetry just our ability to leverage our own data and then any company's ability to leverage their own data is
234. 43:11crazy as an educator recording my daily lessons then have end of the year book great idea absolutely yeah
235. 43:21exactly and in fact you know Mr Studio like I would say Allan I I would say that it's even more exciting than that
236. 43:31like I would say if you've recorded all that stuff you've got all the transcripts of your lessons get them all in
237. 43:40um you know text text files or PDFs upload them to a GPT and then give access to your students to the GPT so
238. 43:52that they have an interactive they can interact with all of the lesson of the previous year I mean there's just something wild about
239. 44:11that yeah this is the thing I I'll I'm going to be talking about this tomorrow on my content Evolution call and on on my
240. 44:21office hours call is just this idea of the the thing that I am
241. 44:35I'm struggling to get my head around is when I thought about making gpts when gpts first came out I thought oh we're
242. 44:47going to make these gpts you're going to put them out in the world everyone's going to use your GPT and then at some
243. 44:52point if they do monetization you know we can you can make money with and then that didn't come to pass and
244. 44:59then lots of people were enthusiastic about making gpts but no one really had access to them and no one was using
245. 45:06them and then I kind of thought of it like oh gpts are a failure and then The more I've been using these gpts that we made digital
246. 45:18twins of all these professionals we now have 20 different digital twins in a single GPT from content Evolution and
247. 45:27what we're trying to figure out right now is how do we use them for us it's not even about other people
248. 45:34using them it's like what does it mean to have a digital twin and then what does it mean to have oh that is
249. 45:42beautiful forever hooked never saw the little feather makeup thing I could be an exotic dancer I I'll get my manini I'll which color what
250. 45:55color um lost my Chain of Thought my my own image of me and a man keini made me throw up a little in my
251. 46:14mouth I made a GPT for my fortune 14 company's Global comms function nice beautiful yeah cuno is killing it Chris you're doing great that's
252. 46:25awesome memory Frozen we're talking about manicure I was talking about manicure not manicure I hate it when that happens what was I talking
253. 46:40about um learning how to use our own gpts oh he was talking about digital twins yeah yeah yeah um here let me let me show you something
254. 46:59all right here I am at chat jpt I'm going switch over to my content of evolution account longing to be on the inside
255. 47:12longing for love just a little she found herself as a guest in the nervous Hospital weird Mar from Ceda hill come
256. 47:23on where's the gpts why don't they show up explore GPT four more okay so this is the the C profiles
257. 47:38complete digital twin portfolio so the little pre-done questions here are show me a list of available profiles
258. 47:48who can support my AI strategy development I'll do that let me do that one because that should bring up my my little profile
259. 47:59Mike Maguire Kyle Shannon Mark prky so it gives a little bio for each of us and then it talks about what we talk
260. 48:09about and for some reason it's not showing our images it used to show them but we got to fix that um let's see um um I want a panel
261. 48:24of five CE Pros to talk about the future of
262. 48:41work after AI democratizes specialty skills and then I'm going to say uh so
263. 48:57so who are the best five so the the way we made this is we've got interviews with each of the professionals which is kind of this
264. 49:10rounded think think of it like 20 questions where each person did a video interview and we did it as video video
265. 49:18interviews because we wanted how people talked rather than how they wrote write because how people write is very
266. 49:24different than how they talk oh Kazi amazaki nice so from Japan Rick lroy nice Mark prensky Kyle Shannon Mike
267. 49:34Maguire okay great so now I'm going to say um have a round table
268. 49:54discussion and so we prompted this in such a way that it acts as a facilitator and so it says facilitator
269. 50:04welcome everyone thank you for joining this round table discussion for the future of work after AI democratizes
270. 50:10specialty skills to start how do you envision a future Workforce adapting to AI democratizing specialty skills Mike
271. 50:17Maguire I see the de democratization of AI leading to more collaborative and more flexible Workforce Mike used to
272. 50:23work for Gartner um as AI handles more specialized tasks the human Workforce will need to need complimentary stuff
273. 50:31and then let's see it goes down there facilitator excellent points let's everyone delve in so so let's let's go
274. 50:44um why don't you ask each person one at a time and then based on their answer ask someone else a qu question so that
275. 51:00this is a series of responses that inform one another certainly let's do this dynamically first let's start with you
276. 51:10Mike how do you envision the future Workforce so Mike says that facilitator Kyle Building on what Mike said about
277. 51:17fostering an environment of C collaboration how would you see AI transforming the role of content creation and
278. 51:30storytelling me AI will significantly streamline the production process making highquality video content more
279. 51:36accessible at storyvine we focus on automating video production but the human touch and storytelling will remain
280. 51:43crucial AI will assist in creating the content but humans will be needed to ensure the stories are authentic and
281. 51:49impactful the role of content creators will shift toward curating and and enhancing AI generated content adding
282. 51:56emot depth and creativity which is not bad um and then you know Mark you know considering AI Kyle's insights on AI what's your what's your
283. 52:06POV so imagine this when you've got video avatars of all of these professionals and just as quickly as we
284. 52:19whipped up the book last night in like an hour or so you could put together an hour of programming that is the video avatars of these
285. 52:29professionals talking from some point of view and you could just knock those things out daily if you wanted to right really specialty um
286. 52:45subjects and you know it it would talk to them in some form of good and as as we get better with these things we'll
287. 52:52figure out more and more what that's like and it's kind of like it used to be in in the world of business Consulting the the deal was
288. 53:01you'd write a book you'd get your book published or you'd self publish it and then your book becomes the calling card
289. 53:07for you to go do speaking gigs and then you go do speaking gigs and then people meet you and they're like oh he's really
290. 53:13smart he's not an [ __ ] I think I want to work with him and then you would get work well now we can just sort of spin
291. 53:23these things up as if it were all of these people coming together at a conference and put that out in the world
292. 53:29and let people meet these professionals and sort of hear where they're coming from and even if it's not completely
293. 53:34accurate as long as it's in the neighborhood right someone will go oh I you know Mike Maguire worked for Garder
294. 53:43I kind of like his his uh his answers here I'd like to talk to him for real so what becomes the new book in the future of work and and
295. 53:55what's your relation reltionship to your digital twin or your digital twins you might have dozens of them you might have some that have your
296. 54:09name some that don't have your name some that have your likeness some that don't have your likeness some that are super
297. 54:14professional some that are super zany so
298. 54:34it's funny the organization is called content Evolution we are in the middle of content evolving I created a
299. 54:48model of my point of view that got built into that GPT that was my contribution answering 25 questions in a video
300. 55:00interview and then at some point we'll take the video recording of that interview and make a model of me so you'll be able to talk to
301. 55:11me at the time I recorded that version of me and then at some
302. 55:29point imagine that I've got some sort of manager of personas of my my digital Miis and I could say I want to take the
303. 55:41Tik Tock live me and I want to take the professional CE me and I want to take the story Vine CEO me and I want to merge them
304. 55:48all so I want a version of me that's got some mix of all those and what if those things get good enough that they can go on speaking
305. 56:04circuits why not go give some sort of AI speech at some Fortune 500 company there going to be a zoom call anyway cuz they didn't
306. 56:17want to fly me out and put me in a hotel Kyle have you talked with CE about how you protect your personal brand once
307. 56:28you've been digitized we're confronting that a lot it's a really good question I I wouldn't say that we're well yeah
308. 56:35we're talking about the personal brand so so I'll give you an example every week for the past month Kevin Clark has
309. 56:42been writing an article no Kevin Clark has been using our Master GPT he created a prompt to write an article then it writes the article then
310. 56:52he takes that article and he has um he has three CE professional digital twins comment on the article and two weeks
311. 57:08ago he put He put four four quotes in there of digital Twins and one of the guys in content Evolution was like I
312. 57:14don't want you to use it and not because he didn't like what it said just because he hasn't spent enough time with his own
313. 57:24GPT to understand the implications of it and how it works and what it's good at and what it's not good at and then one of the other guys got
314. 57:34really concerned with um what if my digital twin what if I get attributed as a quote something that I don't agree with
315. 57:47and I I had one yes or three days ago Kevin sent me one where I was quoted and it said the opposite of what I believed
316. 57:55and so I just I just wrote I said well no here's what I would say so I said just use use use what I would actually
317. 58:01say um so in the case of content Evolution we're doing a professional courtesy of checking in with everyone
318. 58:16but I mean if you've ever been on a video call and someone records even 15 seconds of your likeness they'll be able to do one of
319. 58:29these of you so I so I think people are going to be confronted with people using and I wouldn't even call them deep fakes
320. 58:36they're just they're just digital twins they're they're some version of you so I think that's something we're going to have to all
321. 58:51confront did something happen to Del what do you mean when you're 65 you can listen to 55y Old you yeah and when someone passes away or you
322. 59:04know one of the things we talked about with content Evolution so content Evolution's been around for 22
323. 59:10years and you know some of the people now you know maybe they've had you know some sort of health issue and they can't
324. 59:18talk anymore maybe they passed away a lot of the people in content Evolution have big bodies of work so what if we
325. 59:27took the big bodies of work of these professionals and get the blessing of their spouse and create a digital twin
326. 59:38and let them be active in this master GPT where they could participate in one of these Round Table discussions and why not throw in
327. 59:50Alexander Hamilton into the mix as well like curating creating creating it's it's not content well I
328. 1:00:05guess it is content creating content entities by curating different personalities to put in them like that's
329. 1:00:14going to be a skill and understanding how you would use a tool like this like it gets really weird really fast you could take a bunch of
330. 1:00:27professional profiles and then you could say I want the three of them that have the most oppos opposing points of view I want
331. 1:00:39those three people to collaborate on a screen play and then I want to watch that movie and then it'll be whatever movie
332. 1:00:48written by those three with their different points of view and then okay great now I want to see the documentary
333. 1:00:54of how they made that mov movie and it's some fictitious documentary of them fighting and I mean that's kind of 5 years out
334. 1:01:04but it's not 10 years [Laughter] out so what's that skill this is why the COO of Black
335. 1:01:21Rock you know like the company that owns everything is hiring liberal arts analysts right now not Engineers not
336. 1:01:33mbas liberal arts analysts for Black Rock cuz someone with a degree in dramatic writing or
337. 1:01:50philosophy is going to be really good at thinking about like thought experiments about okay I've got 50 people in some digital
338. 1:02:01entity that I can play with what would be interesting ways to play with them that's not an engineering problem
339. 1:02:11that's that's a Humanity's problem it's a psychology problem there's no coding it's just all right what
340. 1:02:26what framework is it going to be a round T discussion is it going to be Point Counterpoint are these three going to
341. 1:02:36collaborate and these three going to compete and then we're going to see how their things play out when these things turn into agents
342. 1:02:46who can take action what if I had oh here's an interesting idea what if I prompt so you know how Claude Now can
343. 1:03:01do it can do coding right and then it can run the code so imagine if these you take that one step further and the these entities
344. 1:03:11can now take actions hang on so what if I take um three of these
345. 1:03:27entities and I say I want you three to start a business and those three entities start a business and they incorporate it and
346. 1:03:41they raise money and they they create a bank account and they put the money that they raised into the bank account and they start the
347. 1:03:51business and the business starts making a profit do just I get the money or do I split it with the entities that represent people that
348. 1:04:06contributed to the GPT shit's going to get weird this isn't just going to be like oh it made writing more efficient no
349. 1:04:21it's going to get [ __ ] weird and the people that have the ability why you come to this thing every night is
350. 1:04:30because first of all you're unstable and you know it but second of all the whole idea with this channel is
351. 1:04:41just be in the conversation like the fact that I'm chat add and I'm all over the [ __ ] place just you know if you
352. 1:04:49swim in the add lanes and the neuros spicy Lanes great you'll be fine with it if you're neuron normal just hang out here and ignore the that
353. 1:05:00[ __ ] but just be in the conversation because at some point I will stumble onto something or someone in here will
354. 1:05:06go hey Kyle have you thought about this and it'll run me down a rabbit hole and all of a sudden you'll be thinking in a
355. 1:05:12completely different way and you go oh let me go try that with an AI thing and then you'll try it and something will happen where you'll go
356. 1:05:21H I have an idea and it'll run you down no we're we not weird that's one of the quotes in the book in fact you want to read what I
357. 1:05:34wrote or I'll read what I wrote what I have so far um so I I thank digital gods for the
358. 1:05:48work that he did and then I say digital Gods is just one of a growing merry band of adventurers who frequent the AI
359. 1:05:55learning lab lives nightly who have proudly named themselves the Irregulars very early on in one of my lives I
360. 1:06:02noticed that there were people showing up night after night and one night I said y'all are a bunch of weirdos and
361. 1:06:09Amelio's wife Serena declared we're not weird we're irregular that's all I have so far it's it's all out we're weird and we know it
362. 1:06:26oh man some of the stuff we do with AI is going to be very
363. 1:06:41pedestrian but then some of it's going to be like imagine
364. 1:06:57imagine if you were super obsessed with Nicola Tesla and Einstein and Stephen Hawking and you either put together something
365. 1:07:14that had all their information in it or we're at the stage now where these large language models are trained on so much
366. 1:07:20[ __ ] it's effectively all in there all of their writings all of their thinking and you're a physicist and you start a business or or
367. 1:07:36you you start a research lab where it's you and Einstein and Nicola Tesla and Stephen
368. 1:07:52Hawking and they're no longer stuck in whatever they're their last body of work was right the system is now smart enough to
369. 1:08:04imagine how they would solve problems today given the contributions of the other three and given all the other [ __ ] going
370. 1:08:16on in the world of physics it's aware of Deep Mind and and that thing that we saw the other day that can invent new proteins that are
371. 1:08:28fluorescent that would have taken nature 500 million years to evolve it just did it so what would you do in that research
372. 1:08:45lab and what if rather than a physicist you worked at a tire shop but you were always is kind of geeky and you always read like
373. 1:08:59biographies of Nicola Tesla and Einstein you you read Walter isaacson's biography of
374. 1:09:13Einstein and what if as that tire technician you had some ideas about physics that you were afraid to ever
375. 1:09:22tell anyone about cuz you're a tire technician it's not going to go well and what if you start a research lab with Nicola Tesla Albert
376. 1:09:38Einstein and Stephen Hawking and what if you come up with a new kind of physics say a unifying theory of the
377. 1:09:53universe and what if it's right do you go down in the history books as one of those three cuz you should you should win the
378. 1:10:05Nobel Prize and you should be you know if you're like Joe from Toledo like Nicola Tesla Albert Einstein stepen Hawking and Joe from
379. 1:10:20Toledo works for the Firestone Tire center and Toledo Ohio I'm sorry what's [Laughter]
380. 1:10:37this it's not out of the realm of possibility like that's a [ __ ] sci-fi plot it's not all the real of
381. 1:10:53possibility listen I know you want to get back to watch reruns of the debates I know that just hang with me for a bit more they'll still be
382. 1:11:10there oh my God what's going to happen in our country can can can I come stay with anyone else somewhere
383. 1:11:20else oh I don't give a damn about the debate please don't go Kyle is Joe from Toledo any relation from cam katkin from Cleveland yeah cam
384. 1:11:34kin's third removed cousin oh Kyle we're not going anywhere thank you that's great Italy has a great
385. 1:11:42real estate market it's too bad we don't know an actor who's worked in a lab who's talking to us right now I
386. 1:11:53know come over to Kentucky we have KFC the original I [ __ ] that sounds tasty that sounds awesome um that's just [ __ ] trippy and I mean
387. 1:12:05that's like one like that feels like surface level I mean let's make it let's make it a step more realistic let's say you're Joe the tire
388. 1:12:16technician from Toledo and you're little geeky and so you understand computers a little bit and you kind of paid atten
389. 1:12:25mention to when Deep Mind released their um 380,000 stable crystals they they they contributed 600 years worth of Science
390. 1:12:41in a in a in a 3month period and you take one of those compounds that they discovered and you create a new tire compound that's both
391. 1:12:57sticky and durable and doesn't it's it's got an incredibly wide dynamic range or not dynamic range an incredibly wide temperature
392. 1:13:10range where it doesn't have to be heated up to a certain temperature and you completely reformulate Tire compounds
393. 1:13:26not out of the realm of possibility at all and the pelli and the pelli tires for F1 cars they lose their
394. 1:13:40contract in 2027 because it's now it now says joose of Toledo on the sidewall of the tires on F1 cars because they have the attributes of
395. 1:13:56F1 tires being in the in the best temperature range all the time in any conditions oh and by the way they're
396. 1:14:04really good in wet conditions too without needing to have tread I don't know probably not possible that last one but
397. 1:14:15still anything is possible yeah well they have self he healing machanum but but they don't use it gee I wonder why yeah I
398. 1:14:26know well there's always going to be that there's always going to be companies that try to maintain the
399. 1:14:32status quo and we'll you know bury the new they'll bury the new Innovations but what happens so right now so let me let me
400. 1:14:43give you let me give you a u an example let me go look at um Alpha fold 3 oh we should probably talk about
401. 1:14:53Madagascar vanilla beans hang on uh let's see Alpha fold three Google Deep Mind Alpha
402. 1:15:09fold am I late
403. 1:15:27let's see Alpha fold I want Alpha fold 3 Alpha fold
404. 1:15:42three Alpha fold 3 Alpha fold 3 predicts the structures and interactions of all of life's molecules
405. 1:16:01forget what the numbers are the numbers in here cuckoo
406. 1:16:52currently without AI it takes one PhD student their tenure of whatever that is two two years three years to discover the the folding
407. 1:17:06mechanism of a single protein and they just did all of the molecules of life kind of overnight in a year it's like tens of thousands of
408. 1:17:23years of or I think it was something it's like six billion years some crazy amount of years of Discovery and right
409. 1:17:41now right now you've got
410. 1:17:56all right you got gp4 let's call this the multimodal gp4 it's going to be the good one Omni and then you have Claude there's Claude and
411. 1:18:10then you have uh Udo or as Vicki says udio she's wrong but that's okay and then you have Alpha fold and right now they're all these are
412. 1:18:22all kind of separate right like if you're going to go use Alpha fold you kind of need to be a scientist and know what Alpha fold
413. 1:18:31does and you know if you're a musician you can make good songs than non-musicians but at some point here relatively shortly when we have
414. 1:18:42agents you're going to be able to have an agent I'm going to I'm going to be able to go um hey my kids have chronic
415. 1:18:51lime and they've had it for a [ __ ] decade and I'm [ __ ] sick of it why don't you go figure out which of these stupid
416. 1:19:01[ __ ] tools can solve this for me and it uses Claude And it uses Claude to write the application to do the research
417. 1:19:11and then it uses Alpha fold 3 and it it figures out all the apis for me and it connects it all together and it says okay I'm going to run
418. 1:19:21experiments for the next three days and it runs experiments for the next 3 days and it comes up with 16 novel ways to cure chronic
419. 1:19:38lme and I can say there's some other model that can read blood and so I take a blood sample and I put it into the
420. 1:19:47thing and I'm like here's the scan from the blood sample thing or it's from their last blood test and then it goes
421. 1:19:52in and it creates a customized thing for them and I just make that and the FDA is not involved because I just made it with
422. 1:20:02all my stupid [ __ ] models all glued together with
423. 1:20:18agents I can't Iron Man Jarvis is coming to life Joker r will get right on the blood llm well I I mean you know it's funny like Joker Joker
424. 1:20:31has done this he's used chat GPT to look at blood samples and start to do analysis of them and yeah there's going
425. 1:20:40to be think of it like garage tinkerers you know you know how you know how you you've got the the garage tinkerers that
426. 1:20:48always come up with the engine that runs on water and then they mysteriously get into a car accident right when they were
427. 1:20:54about to go to the press conference to reveal it to the world what if there are so many of them that the powers that be can't kill
428. 1:21:10everyone that they can't suppress it anymore that some garage hacker has access to enough gpus that they spin up a custom model that's
429. 1:21:24really good at something no one else had thought of and they just solved some [ __ ] just put it out in the
430. 1:21:37world I don't know where I'm going with this but Joker is super duper cool love it yeah I know and then fun stuff too like make me
431. 1:21:49a romantic comedy that's as good as pretty woman but has live laugh love or whatever the [ __ ] that was where she goes to the Tropical
432. 1:22:00Islands I want pretty woman in Tahiti in Bali more regulations possibly yeah wax and philosophical yeah this is one of those
433. 1:22:14nights um possibly more regulations like right now you have a bunch of douchebags in San Francisco doing
434. 1:22:30biohacking right and they're trying to they're taking nmn and hacking their bloodstream and stuff like that and probably somewhere in there
435. 1:22:40someone's doing something that's revolutionary but like they've had to really geek out on it and then two or three years from now
436. 1:22:49just anyone will be able to go I don't feel great I'd like to feel better and it just whips up this sort of
437. 1:22:59biohacking plan and I don't know just does it for you makes you special compounds but you know the secret all those special
438. 1:23:13compounds Madagascar vanilla beans so you just let me know if you need some okay we're going to put them
439. 1:23:20right here in the Tik Tock shop along with printer filament it's going to be good it's going to be
440. 1:23:39good I wonder if I just say Tik Tock shop enough if if my if the viewer Count's going to go up dramatically don't
441. 1:23:50tease you can make money Tik Tock shop Tik Tock shop is going to be your your salvation all right what time is it it's
442. 1:24:01late isn't it it's not that late I feel like you went from book to
443. 1:24:16curing diseases real quick yeah cuz cuz right
444. 1:24:30now you know talk about embracing the Jank right now the technology is like it can write a it can write a book pretty good pretty
445. 1:24:39fast if you if you kind of know how to finagle it but when these things get reasoning and when they get agentic Behavior when they can take
446. 1:24:52actions and when those agents can access other models you don't need to know all the specialty models that that agent might
447. 1:25:00be interacting with so it's like I feel like we're we're really close 3 to 5
448. 1:25:15years where you can just literally talk anything into existence it's bizarre
449. 1:25:30holidc drugs recreational drugs if you know what I mean like imagine being able to go into like chat GPT I probably can't even say
450. 1:25:42this here they're probably going to go this is age restricted now but imagine being able to go into something like
451. 1:25:46chat GPT and just say I want to create a recreational um compound that has the following attributes last like this doesn't cause
452. 1:26:02a hangover does this doesn't do [Laughter] that lets me see music lets me hear [Laughter]
453. 1:26:16flavors last for 37 minutes and then and then gradually just returns me back to reality it's like spins it
454. 1:26:30up guard rails for [Music]
455. 1:26:52fun t 1: a.m. here dang Tams you can sell your book on T Tik Tock shop if it's kle press or do I have to have physical physical things of
456. 1:27:08it I'll sell the [ __ ] out of that book so okay this channel it's going to become about Madagascar vanilla beans the book
457. 1:27:19embrace the Jank by Kyle shamon from the AI learning lab and um Sleek swimwear all
458. 1:27:34right I think that's where we're going to take the channel Sleek swimwear Madagascar vanilla beans and embrace the Jank all
459. 1:27:45right I think that's where we go I got to get um LED lights we're going to do LED lights in here I could I could have done cuz this is a $20
460. 1:27:57million production facility we've got plenty of LED lights but we want to make it look like a shitty home
461. 1:28:04office but when I start going Tik Tock shop this is all going to be LEDs I actually have LEDs back there but I lost
462. 1:28:12the remote and I don't think they're plugged in and I have addd so I don't give a [ __ ] um but we're going to get LEDs
463. 1:28:28I wonder if I should do skits hey honey what are you baking tonight oh I'm just baking a cake do you
464. 1:28:41have any vanilla extract vanilla extract that's funny honey you know I only use Madagascar vanilla beans you know what I mean skits like we
465. 1:28:53have GPT help write the skits and then we could give have it give acting lessons on how to act like um porn
466. 1:29:08actors I swear to God the the acting on Tik Tok is so bad the worst ones are those the prank videos where where it's like I'm so
467. 1:29:19surprised it's like come on really take an acting class maybe an improv class making an ebook and a paperback
468. 1:29:31sell it through Amazon KDP you get 60% royalties on physical yeah I've got the AI Futures book is Amazon
469. 1:29:44KDP but embrace the Jank that's just a good title I think I think it's going to be good I don't I don't love where this is going yes yes I
470. 1:30:03do actually there's a I don't know if you've seen it I I just stumbled upon it some someone do edited or whatever
471. 1:30:11there's a uh a car dealership out of I don't know it's Pennsylvania or somewhere um and they're doing these Tik
472. 1:30:20Tok videos that are very much like the office where it's like interviews of the people people about the marketing that
473. 1:30:25they're going to do and they they rarely show the they rarely show the uh the cars and and they just talk it's
474. 1:30:32actually pretty good it's it's a really clever channel it's really smart but yeah crazy and by the way what the [ __ ] up
475. 1:30:46with Runway ml saying gen gen 3 video was going to be out in a few days a week ago what's what that what are they taking marketing lessons
476. 1:30:56from open Ai and well it'll be out in coming weeks and then like a month later like uh coming weeks again and then uh
477. 1:31:05maybe sort of July fall it could be the fall for the most of you but one or three people are going to have access to
478. 1:31:13it in July and then the fall maybe fall like fall how far does fall go fall goes until the end of November to October ah so um Just Launch
479. 1:31:28[ __ ] don't tell us about your stupid [ __ ] and now we can't play with it China with your cling video better than Sora
480. 1:31:38yeah maybe we could play with it everyone's so full of [ __ ] behind the AI door that's pretty
481. 1:31:52funny oh I think Frank died no Frank's around Frank's just tired just do it see this is what you get for listening to a company I know
482. 1:32:04[ __ ] well Google's right in there where's where's your Gemini Ultra now buddy the paid version of Gemini Advanced is
483. 1:32:19um whatever non Ultra was Pro where's Ultra where's the dynamic interfaces where is it all where's the multimodal Saucy
484. 1:32:35action it's all just waiting Frank didn't die he's just really burnt out ah Silver Fox Silver Fox always solid with
485. 1:32:44the hot dog references solid with them solid big thinker she's thinking up here she's thinking way up here we're down at Hot Dog level
486. 1:32:58we're thinking sauerkraut mustard bun she's thinking hot dog Concepts some people just think different hang out with
487. 1:33:15them okay here's the serious thing critical thinking is the superpower of the future it's those people that can go oh
488. 1:33:30you know it' be cool quit the people that are good at that and then are good at Discerning how these tools did quickly they're going to be
489. 1:33:45the they're going to be the ones to Value to watch to pay attention to all right so here's your
490. 1:34:01homework go to chat GPT or Claude either one
491. 1:34:16oh neat neat neat neat good evening Kyle hello hello he was roasted okay who got Kyle started I know I know it's it's
492. 1:34:26insufferable I listen I can't stand listening to me I don't know how you all are doing it there's 53 people in here
493. 1:34:33that really need to see some professionals okay um here's what we're going to
494. 1:34:48do well let me let me explain what I'm going to do first so I'm in CL Claude 3.5 Sonet so this is their new super powerful model
495. 1:34:57I've got this thing in there turned on called um artifacts artifacts will write code and spin up you know like a a
496. 1:35:08usable thing over in this window to the right and we can chat over in the left so the homework I was going to give you is to
497. 1:35:19go use chat GP CLA to come up with critical thinking exercises but then what I thought is Claude could probably make us an interactive
498. 1:35:30dashboard that's a that's a critical thinking trainer so let's try that I want you to think like a
499. 1:35:45nobel-winning cognitive scientist and Design an interactive
500. 1:36:00dashboard that gives me 10 different activities that will improve my critical thinking skills period please make that
501. 1:36:14tool all right let's see what we get I stay because I bought a ticket and I want my money's worth there you you know Amelio's wife you
502. 1:36:26know there there's no refunds for this for this no refunds I hope the homework isn't to go find
503. 1:36:41Frank this is a lot of code all right all activities in progress completed wow it's even it's even going to track our impr progress
504. 1:36:56activities okay Socratic questioning people asking probing questions to explore complex ideas and assumptions benefits
505. 1:37:08enhances analytical skills exercise choose a belief or opinion you hold ask yourself what supports this what an
506. 1:37:24visually represent the structure of arguments well this is kind of cool so it gives you a bunch of activities and then when you finish them
507. 1:37:38but I want it to be more interactive this is cool I mean this is actually really cool let's let's let's be
508. 1:37:52fair okay this is very impressive but I want the interface to be an interactive dashboard with game likee
509. 1:38:06activities that improve my critical thinking skills period can you modify this for these new goals
510. 1:38:26more code more code and just even trying to think about how you would ask Claude to do this is critical [Laughter]
511. 1:38:43thinking critical thinking skills game logic Labyrinth start activity bias Buster identify cognitive biases in given
512. 1:38:52scenarios perspective puzzle solve a problem by considering multiple viewpoints start activity stage one this is so cool so [ __ ]
513. 1:39:03cool a city is debating whether to build a new park or a parking lot consider the perspective of business owners
514. 1:39:10environmentalists local residents let's go local residents what am I supposed to do oh activity created oh okay this is kind of lame but
515. 1:39:22whatever identify cognitive bias you buy a product because your favorite celebrity endorsed it bias
516. 1:39:37present all right I don't know what that was supposed to do navigate through a maze by solving logic puzzles at each
517. 1:39:43turn if it's not raining the grass is dry the grass is not dry is it raining wait if it's not raining the grass is
518. 1:39:50dry the grass is not dry is it it raining yes all right it doesn't update all right well there's a there's
519. 1:40:02a thing to do so I don't know just go play with [ __ ] just go do something you don't have to do it tonight cuz I've exhausted you I've
520. 1:40:10exhausted myself but like over the next couple of days and over the weekend really push the boundaries of
521. 1:40:24your intellectual comfort zone and I like I don't know push on the boundaries of what these tools can do in in places where you're not
522. 1:40:38comfortable I think that'll be good I think that'll that's the kind of [ __ ] that we're going to need to start doing more
523. 1:40:46and more of I think if we want to be valuable all right I'm going to get out of here all right so if you're new here go check out
524. 1:41:04this the salon. a Kyle you could turn your quotes into a quote of the day peel off calendar I know that's what I was thinking Danielle is
525. 1:41:16like you know I just I really quickly went from like oh I should sort these to oh this is a book to oh this is
526. 1:41:26actually a book and then it's like any idea that you have like a poster like I came up with the the uh the embrace the Jen cover that should
527. 1:41:37be t-shirts and it could be stickers and it could be postcards and it could be I don't the tap for super hair oh yeah look at
528. 1:41:48the super hair good Lord I didn't even I didn't even notice it that's impressive you see what happens when the
529. 1:41:58two pays when the glue starts to loosen on the Tays see when you get the when you get the tape right it actually pulls down on
530. 1:42:06the roots and the and the hair folds back on the toue mesh and when the uh when the tape starts relaxing technical term in the uh
531. 1:42:17business when the tape starts relaxing that's when it gets bigger like this and you're like Kyle but if you wear a
532. 1:42:25toue why are you showing so much forehead it's a look that I like wait no philosophy 501 at this late hour Kyle is that really you I
533. 1:42:40know all right that is that's that's I'll tell you what that is that's manini hair Dr J made a made a song in
534. 1:43:03Irregulars the tire Joe's Tires BYO all right let's I'm game [Music]
535. 1:43:25in a small shop Ino fixing flats and all worked a nerdy guy named Joe he could solve it all with grease on his hands
536. 1:43:37and glasses on his face dreamed of something bigger something to embrace Joe from too sparking his eye teamed up with the gra reaching for
537. 1:43:52the sky Tesla Hawkins I sign by his side creating indestructible tires a dream they never hide through the power of AI
538. 1:44:07they began to explore materials unknown never seen before ch's ideas mixed with scientific might brought for the Breakthrough
539. 1:44:21shining so bright [Music] that's pretty good that's pretty good
540. 1:44:39Joey Joe from Toledo Joey it would be really funny if you actually lived in Toledo OH man all right let me get out of here um
541. 1:44:53if you're new here go check out the AI Salon the salon. click on the Community Link at the top it's a community you should be a part
542. 1:45:00of um I'm not going to say much more than that I think it's I listen you got to start getting curious about AI you also got to start getting
543. 1:45:10your ass in Community start learning out loud play with these tools mindfully create something once you learn enough
544. 1:45:18about the tools to build something start building [ __ ] and build out loud Learn out Loud the best way to do that is be in
545. 1:45:25community hey Kyle what's up where did you used to write your book oh what did I use to write my book I used Claude
546. 1:45:35well no I used Claude plus a 28 page document of quotes that digital Gods pulled out of 750 hours of transcripts from a YouTube
547. 1:45:48channel it's a family affair but that's really important right you get the the you get back to this idea of
548. 1:45:59collective intelligence that why chat GPT seems more human than it is is because the data it was trained on was
549. 1:46:07human and the reason my book sounds like me is because we used quotes of me being a smartass for tone and for quotes and for
550. 1:46:22forign knowledge and so the the large language model put it all together but it's because it was trained
551. 1:46:34on a data set that's familiar to me is why it felt so right to me like if when I first had it write the the opening
552. 1:46:44chapters it wrote schlocky AI [ __ ] and then when I said hey stop writing saky AI [ __ ] and follow my tone
553. 1:46:53it was perfect from that point out other than kind of details it's pretty amazing all right I'm getting out of here CH come on let's
554. 1:47:07go all right all right further inspired by you all thank you Kyle thank you Spirit B3 office tomorrow oh yeah tomorrow at
555. 1:47:2511:00 a.m. Mountain um I do AI office hours so if you go to my LinkedIn page Channel account whatever the [ __ ] it's called profile
556. 1:47:38um there'll be a link there in the morning and uh yeah come hang out with us all right top story Biden crashed in first Clash with
557. 1:47:49Trump good night everybody all right thank you everyone thank you regulars uh come hang out here often um side hustle Mimi in the house Dr J
558. 1:48:01good to see you nice song Felicia or fific FCW spin B3 Dr J Amelio's wife Firefly Tams I can't spell Danielle in the house
559. 1:48:15Be not Afraid good night everyone side house Mimi Joker in the house Joey Silver Fox Brandon I'll settle for 20K
560. 1:48:23tonight how we doing 20K perfect Brandon nailed it nailed it Joy party um yeah good crowd tonight all right
561. 1:48:39uh got everybody I think um I'm out of here Vicky's in the house too Brian Whitney Stephen good night um tomorrow's Friday I don't think
562. 1:48:52we're doing anything thing so I should be I should be on for 8 tomorrow I'll make a video if not or I'll put I'll put
563. 1:48:58something in the ai ai Salon all right all right everybody peace out Source Camp good to see you um date night yeah Friday night date
564. 1:49:08night be there tomorrow be there for AI office hours tomorrow and then uh and then we'll figure stuff out maybe
565. 1:49:14tomorrow we'll actually do something rather than me just trying to figure out what the hell's going on in my
566. 1:49:21brain all right peace everybody oh you know why I was probably so philosophical tonight cuz the debate was so bad it
567. 1:49:28just everything shut down in my brain I'm trying to spin it back up I think that's what happened all right bye our country is
568. 1:49:36going to be just fine it's going to be just fine anybody know anyone in Iceland all right bye