aiLL 9/8/23 - The Wild World of AI: Exploration, Philosophy, and Fun

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1. 0:02[Music] what is going
2. 0:18on all right let's get this show on the road let's get this show rolling I like it mm I like it it tastes y that's tasty AI learning lab
3. 0:34tasty welcome welcome welcome welcome to the lab the AI learning lab on a Friday night just got back from art opening with the misses
4. 0:50ah so jokovic beats Ben and meddev beats uh Carlos so jokovic and Medvedev in the finals and then uh Maddie Keys lost to
5. 1:09uh uh Sabara so saarka and Coco goof in the finals what's happening what's happening what's happening meddev was outstanding
6. 1:22I didn't see it I just saw that I I was watching the beginning of the match when they were just going back and forth and
7. 1:28and Med videv looked a little shaky um but then alcaraz was making mistakes and and then I went out when I came back it was OA
8. 1:38so he must have been pretty remarkable cuz that uh that alarz is something so and uh did you see the little troll that
9. 1:48that jokovic did on on Ben Shelton like this fun him that's pretty good uh you missed the beginner uh yeah I'm just getting started here
10. 2:02tonight so I watched the entire thing nice hey to go with shaking thank you thank you for the the welcome to the lab gentle people
11. 2:13gentle people of AI we'll get this thing going I'm getting a bit of a late start tonight I just got in so uh so I'll
12. 2:20probably do a short one tonight but we'll get we'll get it rolling here welcome everyone if you'd be willing to share the live and tap the
13. 2:29screen like the shirt thank you very much I don't know what it is I think someone said they thought they were skulls oh they are
14. 2:37skulls yeah that's a little jaw there jaw down there skull but they they don't they it's a roar Shack test really cuz people were
15. 2:49trying to figure it out tonight still in Denver okay farmer I hope you weren't flying United did they get their crap fixed that didn't sound
16. 2:58good it's like first time in 25 years or something like that an airline asked for a complete ground stop that was two days
17. 3:08ago well hello there Sam corn with shaking uh in early tonight it seems no well I don't know maybe I just got here
18. 3:20I just got here it's 9 o00 it's 9 o00 in Denver normally I try to start around 88 so it's a little late drove 10 10 hours
19. 3:30where'd you drive from from up in the mount that's pretty you must have been in western Colorado cuno what's happening I got a
20. 3:41data pipeline running and it's going to take more than two more hours so I'm here that's good Sam cor you use the AI
21. 3:48learning lab as your distraction from uh from uh computer processes that are too slow I like it it's solid it's solid um
22. 3:58okay so welcome everybody if you're new here my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab we talk about AI crap
23. 4:03here uh if you're going to ask my qualifications I will tell you them they are they're thin they're thin but we
24. 4:09have a good time and uh this channel is mostly about what happens to the world after chat GPT shows up um I talk a
25. 4:19little bit about the sciency stuff and the Machine learning stuff but that's not my that's my not my jam I'm an
26. 4:25entrepreneur um I'm a I'm someone who likes getting to the technology right at the point it like does this and that's
27. 4:35what this generative AI stuff's doing and it's it's I was an entrepreneur in the early days of the web in in in the
28. 4:40mid 90s I started a company called agency.com and experienced what it was like being there at the beginning of that and that
29. 4:48was absolutely insane and uh I didn't think I'd see another one of these in my lifetime and then this AI [ __ ] came
30. 4:55along I was like oh boy here we go again so right before they were going to strike Russia what's that in reference
31. 5:05to oh man yeah didn't he turn off oh you're already having conversations here um okay so I'll get back to the the comments in a second
32. 5:16here um if you have questions about AI pop them in the comments below let me walk you through some things if you're
33. 5:22brand new to this AI stuff here's the deal while you hear me ramble so so the the the nature of this live is I I just
34. 5:28kind of ramble I answer people's questions we have conversations we dig into philosophy what the future of work
35. 5:34looks like if anyone has questions about tools I'll answer what I can I'll I I will be honest if I don't know how to
36. 5:40answer [ __ ] um we'll occasionally make some jokes we'll do some jokey voices we'll do some comedy we'll do comedy
37. 5:49comedy Kyle is a high highly qualified AO INF infotainment expert am I late no you just got here dragon or I just got
38. 5:57here dragonfly Academy or Alchemy um yeah no I am I am an in infotainment Channel that's that's for sure a little
39. 6:04bit of info a little bit of tainment not enough to Warrant both complete words uh on on either case um but if you're new
40. 6:12to this AI stuff I'm going to give you some get ready to do some screenshots here so all right so this is I'm going to
41. 6:22give you my top seven list of large language models I got the the adult table and the kids table this is the adult table
42. 6:30so if you're brand new if you've never used chat GPT before go right there go to chat. open.com that is the official
43. 6:37chat GPT website I don't work for them I don't get paid by them it's just these are these are kind of here as a public service
44. 6:44announcement it's really important if you haven't played with these things just go play with it just go see what it
45. 6:49does ask it to write you a country song or have it make you a project plan for whatever project you're working on or
46. 6:54have it help you design a garden just seriously ask it anything and see what it does um Claude and Bard are similar to chat
47. 7:02GPT for those of you that had played have played a little bit but maybe haven't sort of you know put put the
48. 7:08tentacles out um Claude allows you to have really long context windows or or prompts basically you could put like a
49. 7:1550,000-word novel in Claude and it will work now Claude just announced a pro version where you get more you know more more uh iterations uh
50. 7:27but it's uh it it it will rate limit you if if you do too much it just says you're out of time or you're out of Cycles whatever um
51. 7:36Bard is from Google it's free it's pretty good and then down at the kids table we got bing bing used to be at the
52. 7:43adults table but I moved it to the kids table cuz it's it's safety guard rails are just a pain in the ass um labs.
53. 7:49perplexity that's pretty cool you can go play with the Llama models there um pi. aai hey champy pi. a is a chatty GPT if
54. 7:59you if you want to have a conversation with one of these GPT things pi. a is your way to go download the app and put
55. 8:05it in talk mode in chat mode and you can actually talk to it it's really fascinating and then po.com is worth
56. 8:12exploring as well and then finally on the image front if you want to make pretty pictures these are the ones I
57. 8:19suggest playing with mid Journey um which you have to learn Discord and you have to make images in Discord which is
58. 8:25a pain in the ass but it won't be that way for long but those are the best ideogram brand new service like 2 weeks
59. 8:32old and it's um it can do words so if you haven't played with these um these image generation tools one of the things you couldn't get them
60. 8:45to do was words well now you can lookie lookie lookie words words words words words words words words
61. 8:56words words words just words turn Turtle words janky janky pieces of [ __ ] words janky Turtle I'm not weird I'm a regular I Like
62. 9:12Turtles um so that should get you started the the uh prompt book will teach you how to talk to these image tools futurepedia
63. 9:21will give you lots of rabbit holes to run down and go find some [ __ ] all right so that's all that stuff the other thing
64. 9:27just until we get get this handled if you get uh a direct notification from someone claiming to be me um check closely that you're not
65. 9:39following a scammer's website there's a person out there that made AI L learning lab two L's that's not me that's a
66. 9:47scammer they're trying to get you to buy some crypto [ __ ] and he hangs out in here and when these things end he
67. 9:53reaches out to people so if you're in here [ __ ] you I also swear by the way um so if you don't like that you know
68. 10:02that's that's the deal um AI learning lab is is US AI lulla learning lab is [ __ ] scammer whatever loser loser
69. 10:14here's my here's my thing about scammers it takes him as much time and energy probably more to do all the [ __ ] scamming
70. 10:23stuff and avoid the authorities and and and do this then if he just started his own [ __ ] Channel he's clearly
71. 10:30resourceful he's clever enough to steal someone's [ __ ] just make your own [ __ ] you [ __ ] pin head happy Friday night bitter you
72. 10:42betcha all right I'm not weird I'm IR regular um by the way Irregulars good to see y'all in here Omar was shaking
73. 10:51fireflies here uh yep just saw one this evening blocked it look close at the Double L's yeah they're really hard to
74. 10:58see they are very hard to say very hard very hard it's very hard I don't like it I don't like it one bit I just don't like
75. 11:08it scammers oh those scammers what are we going to do with those scammers you know we're going to do with those
76. 11:15scammers we're going to ignore them you know what they want they want attention we're not going to give it to them we're
77. 11:21going to ignore them give them attention what am I drinking ice cold Rocky Mountain tap water just poured it all over myself thank you
78. 11:32very much one final thing before we get started on the questions is uh you can make money with all right um it's tradition around
79. 11:41here uh I pour water down my face and then uh do that uh I see the Irregulars are at it with the tapping uh thank you
80. 11:49some comments were filtered because uh somebody probably said something rude and ridiculous or not Tik Tok just
81. 11:56doesn't like some words apparently you said words that we're out of bounds don't do that according to Tik Tok so if
82. 12:02you have questions about AI pop them in the comments below um the the uh wait I would honest to God buy and I'm not weird I'm your regular
83. 12:11short shirt or mug okay so here's the deal here's the deal Sam I think if you go to the the store of my channel there's a t-shirt a tote bag
84. 12:26there's a men's t-shirt a woman's t-shirt and a tote bag in there from printful I had those products in my Tik
85. 12:33Tok live but then turns out one of the rules is if you have products for sale in your Tik Tok live you have to like
86. 12:41show them and talk about them the whole [ __ ] time and so I got some sort of [ __ ] slap warning that said you're not
87. 12:47doing it right so I removed the products from the Tik Tok live but I think they're still in the Tik Tock or they're
88. 12:54still yeah they're still in my Tik Tok Channel store um so you should be able to go buy them there um I'm doing them
89. 13:01through printful and if they're not there just let me know and and I'll just set up I'll set up a I'll find another
90. 13:07way to set up a store other than here on Tik Tok but I think they're actually live now um and I think silverfox is in
91. 13:15here Silver Fox ordered one and then I accidentally cancelled her order on printful cuz I thought Tik Tock had
92. 13:22screwed something up but I just didn't know where to look and then I couldn't reinstate it so I had to manually
93. 13:27fulfill it was a [ __ ] nightmare anyway uh so go check there and if it's if it doesn't work let me know and I'll fix that stuff
94. 13:38anyway so let me get this straight an old guy couldn't figure out some technology yeah screw you you young
95. 13:45people with your brains and your mental acuity must be nice all right they're just insufferable those young people aren't they get off my
96. 13:57lawn my day we had to have our computer call up another computer and talk to it it's true it's true so if you have
97. 14:09questions about AI pop in the comments below I'm going to start the question answering session of the evening the
98. 14:14portion of the evening right now right after a lovely sip of Rocky Mountain tap water M you can bottle that and sell it all
99. 14:25right pretty sure someone has all right they're called the Kors company okay Molson Kors you understand there
100. 14:36Skippy all right Kyle's highly qualified AI infotainment expert uh I can't even remember what my line was dragonfly up
101. 14:45to level 13 holy crap they're leveling up in here the Irregulars are leveling up they're going to attain a level of
102. 14:53Enlightenment that you you know only dream to hit um I'm finding this shirt a little hard to read against should I go change it I
103. 15:03think I should um but Kyle can I make money with it oh you can you can you can make money with jig you can make money with
104. 15:17ch if you buy my lovely little system my system that will teach you how to make money CH it's just1 19.95 a day for the next
105. 15:29300 days ah see there's the money there it comes in Nick and Rain Winston make it oh Winston hit Level 13 leveling up I
106. 15:38like it I like it all right Mara I love how AI is assisting radiologist in finding cancers yeah that's pretty
107. 15:45amazing and how alpha fold found like 400,000 proteins in in a few days or a few weeks or in like two days or two
108. 15:52weeks some crazy amount of time where it's taking them like 6 months to do one or two it's just nuts it's nuts I tell
109. 15:59you it's nuts bubbles my favorite irregularities we're here all right can AI play deflected music I don't know what deflected music
110. 16:11is can it play music can it write music yes there's a cool site called or not a site a service that's on Discord called
111. 16:24suo I've showed it in here a couple of times but basically you write lyrics so this is a a the it'sso doai I think and
112. 16:34then and then you go to the beta the beta site is on Discord and so if you haven't seen Discord this is Discord
113. 16:41it's you got like a lot of different servers here these are the different com communities basically and then within a
114. 16:47community like here's the sunno community you have all these places where you can chat and ask questions and
115. 16:55blah blah blah and in this case you can make music and so what you do is you go into one of these chirp channels
116. 17:04and I sit alone in front of my screen composing lines of code a digital dream Ah that's got some chat gbt written all over [Music]
117. 17:21it that was awful all right let's do this one in the heart of Hong Kong Black Rain B [Music] PO on the
118. 17:36[Music] golds of very good this very early 60s folk that was awesome oh my
119. 17:53[Music] God Lost in Translation so so what so what this is doing is it's writing the music it's generating the image behind
120. 18:05the lyrics it's it's synthesizing the voice writing the melody having it sing the melody with the voice so it's it's
121. 18:12pretty pretty something I don't know if that's deflected music in uh what however that translates but Tobias is
122. 18:19here welcome Tobias I hope you got the the extra large grip on the phone tonight um to Tobias and farmer are communicating to each other
123. 18:31through the AI learning lab which I think is cute very cute it's fantastic you're not late Amelio's wife I just
124. 18:41started I didn't realize perplexity was llama too so it's not so what's going on with that is if you go to perplexity
125. 18:50doai that's just normal perplexity where you can you know do research and [ __ ] like that but labs. perplexity is their
126. 19:00hosting of meta's code llama and then the three flavors of llama 2 um which which is good it's like it's just it's a
127. 19:09nice service that you don't have to like you don't have to go install that on your own virtual machines or whatever so
128. 19:14speaking of llama 2 Winston solid in there with the Llama when I mentioned llama 2 boom Winston he's always there he's he's
129. 19:24consistent he shows up with a llama when I mention it fantastic Bob tell him what he's won all right let's go what was that
130. 19:35video I was watching that looked disturbing does music play Backwards at high speeds what oh because it's time travel thing I
131. 19:45guess good Lord what do I watch what do I do when I leave you people it's not good it's not good it's not good I tell
132. 19:52you it's not good it's not good it is not good it's not good it's not good it's not good what I do on my own time is not
133. 20:01good time here better time here better Tom here better Tim here better better better hey better better that's what we call chat add
134. 20:16welcome to the chat add Channel maybe I should change it to that I think I think I think this would be a hit the chat ad
135. 20:22Channel AI learning lab [ __ ] learning let's just go [ __ ] nuts and just squirrel squirrel squirrel squirel a
136. 20:29squirrel a minute here here at chat add all right you have any even changed your snazzy shirt yet I know I should I
137. 20:38really should shouldn't I what site is this again which one was I showing oh uh sunno the music One isso doai let let me
138. 20:47confirm that it's a hold please hold suo yeah sun. a will take you to a thing that says try the beta in Discord and
139. 20:58then it'll pop you over to Discord and you're like wait what's Discord why don't wasn't I at a website why am not a
140. 21:03site called Discord isn't this what my kids used to talk to their buddies on when they're gaming why am I what is
141. 21:12going on with my life yeah it's one of those so yes yes yes yes yes yes yes we all swear exactly Omar Omar Dom I agree
142. 21:27we all swear it's just some of us hide it better than others and it does it really [ __ ] matter like who decided which words were bad
143. 21:36someone we just made this [ __ ] up anyway you know we made all the words up right all of them we all made them up and we
144. 21:43just agreed to say them again and again so does it matter no these AI things are large language models so are we [ __ ] a
145. 21:54word I saw that one this evening blocked it look close at the dou L's great howdy from Portland hello Rebecca Johnson was
146. 22:04shaking what's going down down down I would honest to God buy the I'm not weird t-shirts cool go tell me if I if
147. 22:12they're there they might be I think they are I feel too new how could I ever catch up uh okay Talent Ted
148. 22:22oh I'm going to go 10 out of 10 on the name Talent uncore Ted talented huh that's [ __ ] solid solid
149. 22:34name I agree you do have talent I assume your name is Ted Ted and you're talented you're talented oh it's so good it's so
150. 22:45good okay here's the deal talented God damn that's a good name um it just it makes me smile names that
151. 22:53just make me smile are chef's kiss okay you are not you're not too far behind you're not too far behind here's the
152. 23:07deal see all that see those things you're like oh my God Kyle learned all those things and all the other people in
153. 23:15here know all those things and then he learned all those things and then he learned all those those things and then
154. 23:20if you go to futurepedia there's like 4,000 things and like all these people know all these 4,000 things here's the
155. 23:26secret Ted nobody [ __ ] knows [ __ ] no one knows [ __ ] the people that are doing this you can make money with are full of
156. 23:35[ __ ] anyone right now who says they know anything about this stuff is full of [ __ ] any of them here's what's going on
157. 23:42with this stuff these things as sexy as they are chat GPT has been around since November of 2022 so last year nine months
158. 23:52ago all these things are different flavors of this thing that's 9 months old all of these things are brand new
159. 23:59now ai and machine learning has been around for decades and the foundation sitting underneath these things has been
160. 24:06around since 2017 the Transformer model that makes all this possible so the underlying Tech's been around for a while but all this stuff
161. 24:15that everyone's like oh you got to go play with ai ai is fantastic you got got to do it have you played with AI have
162. 24:21you gone with chat GPT have you gone to J GTP have you all them no one knows what they're talking about
163. 24:31because every three months these things change and and this fall we're probably going to see um Google's going to come
164. 24:39out with a thing called Gemini that's probably going to blow some of this [ __ ] out of the water probably the beginning
165. 24:44of next year chat GPT is going to come out with GPT 5 it's going to blow all that [ __ ] out of the water then at some
166. 24:49point Apple's going to come out with their [ __ ] that's going to blow everything else out of the water so we're very very very early
167. 24:59um why it seems like you why it might seem like you feel behind is like but everyone's talking about it what's going
168. 25:08on what's Happening why am I so behind because so back in 1994 when I stumbled upon this thing called the worldwide web
169. 25:17and I'm like oh this thing's really cool and I started building websites and then we built them for companies and we
170. 25:22started this company called agency.com and it was it was all super exciting the worldwide web to get to 100 million user
171. 25:30base 100 million users on the worldwide web and that's you know multiple companies multiple websites right first website we built was the
172. 25:39Sports Illustrated Sports Illustrated Illustrated Swimsuit video website that was insane we we predicted that it would
173. 25:47crash time in servers and it did the the tech boys didn't believe us um it took six years for the worldwide web to get
174. 25:56from a standing start to 100 million users 6 years so you had a decently long ramp up till it got really frothy chat
175. 26:04jpt got to 100 million users in six weeks six weeks 100 million users so the reason all these companies all of a
176. 26:14sudden it's it seems like just out of nowhere all these companies have all this technology that's just like sort of
177. 26:21materializing into the into the they've been working on this [ __ ] for years thank you very much for the Crown Crown Royale
178. 26:33um and and so the fact that chat GPT got so popular so quickly it forced Google Out of the Shadows it forced meta Out of
179. 26:41the Shadows meta basically said okay we'll never say the word metaverse again even though it's the name of our company
180. 26:47now uh it's all about Ai and and in fact here here's our free models you can go play with um so here's what you do
181. 26:56talented take take your talents and just go here just go to chat. open.com and if you don't quite know what to do there go to this document
182. 27:06prompt. chat it's very basic there's some primers in there that talk talk to you about what these things are and and
183. 27:13how to prompt and it's a big long list of little personas where you can tell chat PT to act like a screenwriter or a
184. 27:20business consultant or a mathematician or whatever it is it'll just give you some ideas of what you can do in there
185. 27:25and just start playing just go start playing right now the best thing you can do over the next 3 to 6 months is just
186. 27:32play and and figure out little projects you've got at home or you're like I wonder if I could do that with chat GPT
187. 27:38and just go try it just go play um or if you're into the image stuff um go play with some of the image tools mid Journey
188. 27:45or ideogram is really easy ideogram is very basic right now and you can go make cool artwork like all this cool
189. 27:52[ __ ] you know all this was made in ide just go start playing just start getting just start getting your head around what these tools make
190. 28:00possible and that will serve you as I said last night I didn't mean for it to be as smart assy as it was but I think I
191. 28:07was I was a little salty on someone who was who was being a little pissy um you know I said you know dick around with AI
192. 28:15it will serve you and just just really think of it like that don't think like you need to learn AI you need to master
193. 28:21prompt engineering no [ __ ] just go play just go play start solving problems start figuring out what it's good at
194. 28:28what it's not good at and good things will happen all right and 10 out of 10 on the name makes me very
195. 28:37happy talented talented come on people you are regular should appreciate that I know you do I know you do am I are we
196. 28:48here are we what's happening tap the screen if you're if you can hear me I'm wondering if I glitched out okay we're still here great thank
197. 29:03you and Tik Tok of course jump me to the bottom so here's the deal people if you're new here I do try to answer all
198. 29:09the questions so I get very far behind and uh that happens so and then occasionally Tik Tok will jump me to the
199. 29:16bottom and I get lost and then I scroll up and try to find him again all right so I think I found my place
200. 29:30not [Laughter] quite [ __ ] she says great jobs and your fast fingers hell yeah I don't know what y'all are talking
201. 29:41about but it sounds like you're having a good time can't log on to Irregulars channel on Discord Firefly but you were in there
202. 29:50before weren't you is something going on with the with Ye Old Discord uh uh uh AI labber regulars you're in there
203. 30:05Firefly can't log in try try quitting Discord and restarting so Discord discord's just like a basically just like a website so
204. 30:15sometimes it'll it'll just get [ __ ] up just try quitting and restarting that should do it if you had to predict five
205. 30:21AI jobs for non-programmers and non-coders what would it be that's a really good question John Jason cockeram
206. 30:30um five AI jobs for non-programmers and non-coders I don't I I don't know that it's going to be AI jobs here here's the deal I
207. 30:45think I know AI is going to be it's going to get incorporated into almost every tool we use so so just like the the inter
208. 30:57internet is ubiquitous right now it's kind of everywhere it's it's like if you ask right now you know what kind of
209. 31:03internet jobs you know what are the top five internet jobs it's kind of a weird question because the internet's
210. 31:08everywhere right like you could be a writer and you're going to use the internet you could be an accountant and
211. 31:14you're going to use the internet you could be a gas station you know owner and you're going to use the internet
212. 31:20right so the internet is this ubiquitous thing that's going to happen with these generative AI tools where um chat GPT is
213. 31:28going to get rolled into Office 365 so it's going to be in Microsoft Word it's going to be in Excel it's going to be in
214. 31:33Windows it's it's already in um github's co-pilot it's going to be in all the Azure cloud services so that's just m
215. 31:42Microsoft then it's going to be inside all the Google Docs all that sort of stuff um if you specifically want to be in in
216. 31:50AI shortterm I I think you know prompt engineer is is the is is is the kind of sexy thing everyone's like oh you got to get good
217. 32:00at prompting and prompting is going to be really important impr prompt Engineers can make $900,000 a year and
218. 32:04blah blah blah or 300,000 whatever it was some ridiculous amount of money um I think that's going to be
219. 32:11relatively shortlived because the the tools even though they're kind of janky pieces of [ __ ] right now these tools are
220. 32:18going to get better and better and better at prompting themselves in fact Ethan mullik who's A A Wharton business
221. 32:24school Professor put out an article today that they they did a test and and um chat GPT prompt writers were better than
222. 32:35human prompt writers so they did a whole study and the humans lost to the chat GPT prompt writing in terms of getting
223. 32:42quality results out of chat GPT um but if you've got a good facility with language and you can you can get
224. 32:52these tools to give you what you want predictably that's going to be in demand for some amount of of time there's a thing there's a there's
225. 33:00another Tik tocker here on Tik Tock that's why we call them a Tik tocker you get it they're on Tik Tok it's I'm tired um
226. 33:13named Rachel woods and she's got a like a group called the AI Exchange in a newsletter and one of the things she's
227. 33:20really big on right now is something called AI operations or AI Ops and so that's basically people that know the technology and and can can
228. 33:31figure out okay if I want to do images here's my choice for images here's how I might you know organize my prompt
229. 33:37Library I'm either going to do that in Trill Trello or I'm going to do it in a database or I'm going to do it through a
230. 33:42Google form or whatever it might be and and then here's here's all the chat gbt models and if we need to do something
231. 33:49secure here's how we're going to do that that that likely will have a technical component to it but if you're
232. 33:57really good at project management and organizing [ __ ] just organizing what tools are available and worth the time
233. 34:05of the organization to put any time into learning that's going to be a whole thing so that's two sort of sort of the
234. 34:10prompt writing uh and that I I I would say what's more likely going to serve you in the in the workforce is
235. 34:21being AI literate and good at what you do like so so if you're a project manager learn how these tools can
236. 34:32amplify your project management skills and make you faster make you more efficient make you better come up with
237. 34:38new systems if you're a writer figure out how to do writing more efficiently if you're um a marketing person or a
238. 34:47social media person um these things think of it like this what chat GPT is especially if you're a non-technical person what what
239. 34:58chat GPT represents is not so much it's AI can do everything it's more like this this is a tool that you using
240. 35:09using your SK skills this tool will amplify your skills so take the thing you're really good at get AI literate
241. 35:17around it and start to learn how to use these tools to do your job and then just tell the [ __ ] world tell everyone put
242. 35:24it on LinkedIn hey I just played around with chat GPT and I'm really good at project management and I had it do this
243. 35:30and here's what I learned uh it was horrible at this it was great at this it was sort of medium okay it doesn't
244. 35:36[ __ ] matter just start talking about it just start putting it out there and and you're like well kle people are
245. 35:41going to think I'm a weirdo if I talk about AI because all my friends think AI is stealing and [ __ ] them ignore
246. 35:52them they will come knocking on your door when they get fired from their job cuz AI took it and it wasn't that AI
247. 35:58took it it was that someone using AI took it so get AI literate and start talking about it because what's going to happen
248. 36:05is someone in your life will go I got to figure out this AI stuff what do I do oh John Jason Cockrum has been talking
249. 36:12about that on the Tik Tok I need to see John Jason cooch right now get him in my office hello John Jason I've heard a lot
250. 36:21of good things about [Laughter] you be the guy that that [ __ ] boss calls into his office and says help me figure some [ __ ] out there
251. 36:32boy be that guy you know the thing you're not that guy you are that guy if you choose to get curious about this stuff and start
252. 36:41exploring it and start figuring out how do you take what you're good at what you're passionate about where you have
253. 36:47aptitude and start amplifying it with these tools that's where the magic is that's where you can make money
254. 36:55with why does it is a joke is that it isn't about chat GPT chat GPT is just a tool let me say that again chat GPT is just a
255. 37:06tool I got too excited I said it twice it's just a tool how do you make money with chat gbt the same way you make money with
256. 37:17Photoshop the same way you make money with Microsoft Word the same way you make money with a shovel you figure out something to do
257. 37:27that's valuable enough that people will give you money for it and then you use the tool to do it you don't have to be
258. 37:42technical you don't have to be brilliant it ain't about the tool it's about the person behind it that's
259. 37:50you all right I'll get off my soap box now so I don't know if I answered your question I mean I think there are some
260. 37:57specific AI jobs but what's going to happen is as AI gets ubiquitous throughout business which it is over the
261. 38:03next year maybe two it's going to be this ubiquitous tool where there's just going to be a new requirement layer like
262. 38:10right now someone doesn't say I'm looking for a copywriter and they must have internet skills they must be able to log into the
263. 38:19internet and click on hyperlinks if you know what those are oh my goodness and you must be able to Surf
264. 38:27from website to website right that's no longer a requirement why cuz we that's all we do like the phone is this the web
265. 38:36is this the all of our applications are this they're all connected to the internet it's just there so as these things start to be be
266. 38:45incorporated there's just going to be an expectation that you know how to use this right oh yeah and what's the job I
267. 38:52don't know the job's going to be whatever the job is now some jobs are going to transform dramatically
268. 38:57and what you want to be is someone who understands that particular job well enough to understand how it's going to
269. 39:04change before everyone else does so that you can be the one they choose that's that's what I think the Secret's going to be in in all of us
270. 39:13sort of managing through these transitions that are coming this CA policy is going to drive me drive me into this mainstream like
271. 39:22the university system did with the internet which CA Oh the oh the California policy brother 52 where Gavin Nome said they're going
272. 39:32to be studying all this stuff yeah that's pretty interesting is there a job for business Ana analysts in AI so cash conon let's go look at
273. 39:43something there is but here's what I would strongly recommend if I were you go pay the 20 bucks to chat GPT I'm not
274. 39:52making a commission on that if for you those of you that are cynical in here going oh he just tell him go sign up so
275. 39:57he gets his commission thank you cassils or celis celis celis celis thank you for the heart um I don't have any commission
276. 40:08going with open AI though they should pay me I'm this Channel's like a giant [ __ ] ad for them um it really is it's
277. 40:15like it's like I don't take any ADD meds but if I did this would be like a uh you know a commercial no this actually
278. 40:22wouldn't be good because I don't take them is why it's chat add but whatever you know it would be a good ADD
279. 40:29commercial and it would be a good chat chbt commercial um if you know business analysis and data analysis
280. 40:43um cat gbt has this thing called Advanced Data analysis this used to be called code interpreter if you've heard
281. 40:49of that if you click on this thing what this does is [ __ ] remarkable so um um to be a business analyst you need to
282. 41:00probably talk to data analysts and things like that and understand what are the trends in the business what are the
283. 41:05trends in the industry all all that sort of stuff right well you now have a tool that is a full-on data analyst and and
284. 41:14frankly a business analyst as well but if you can get good at wielding this tool before other people get good at
285. 41:21wielding this tool the chances are very good that you can find some work doing this because you're going to be able to
286. 41:27do things much quicker than other people all right so I'm going to go grab let's see archive did I grab five last night or
287. 41:36six let me grab six I don't know what this data is so I just grabbed a zip file so when you go into Advanced Data
288. 41:45analysis you hit the upload button you upload some piece of data this could be a PDF it could be a CSV in this case
289. 41:52it's a zip file and I'm just going to ask it tell me what's in this ZIP file examine the data and share what's interesting about
290. 42:05it so what this thing is now going to go do is write its own python code to go unzip that file so you can open this little
291. 42:17work thing so it it wrote its own python code here it opened it up it says this is Spotify data okay great and now it it
292. 42:26is let's go look at this let's see what did it do here it imported Panda's PD it imported the pandas Library it did a
293. 42:35read on the CSV it pulled some data out of the CSV and then it said ah oh I've got another thing going on here um but
294. 42:44anyway if it found a bunch of of content here I got to go turn something off hang on I've got custom instructions set
295. 42:53which are set for for this thing to act like an idiot hang on let me let me start this over so I don't have it
296. 43:00acting like an idiot right now I have my chat GPT set to be a bumbling ass a bumbling ass I tell you it's fantastic Bob tell him what
297. 43:11he's won you've won a new car you big fat dodo all right let's see what did I say open this ZIP file examine the CSV
298. 43:23inside and tell me what's interesting about the data all right so we're going to have it do it again is it still uploading come on
299. 43:33come on Chad GPT you can do it you can do it come on xinity there we [Laughter] go all right first I'll unzip the file
300. 43:50and look at its contents so it's unzipping the zip file contains a single CSV named Spotify data let's load this
301. 43:58CSV and take an initial look at the first few rows wonder if it did the same thing it did before did it load pandas probably yep got the
302. 44:14stuff here's some of the columns so that doesn't tell us what's interesting about it let's see if it actually tells us what's interesting
303. 44:22about it now notice this is all doing this without me initiating much so code code interpreter or Advanced Data analysis is
304. 44:35actually prompting itself to accomplish the goal that I gave it so this is an example of an autonomous agent they were
305. 44:42talking about autonomous agents like Auto GPT and baby AGI 6 months or so ago it was it was all the rage and and they
306. 44:49didn't quite work right so so this is an autonomous agent sitting within chat GPT if you pay your 20 bucks for it so what
307. 44:57does it say here it says next I'll conduct exploratory data analysis to uncover some of the interesting insights within the
308. 45:09data I I mean anyone else [ __ ] mind blown here like you know throw a you know tap a heart or something or throw a
309. 45:17something somewhere like this is remarkable so basic stats the tracks popularities range from 0 to 100 with a median popularity of 50
310. 45:26most tracks in the data set were released between 2 and 2023 the danceability of tracks varies the average energy varies the
311. 45:36data set spans certain tracks unique entries most popular tracks genre distribution um let's see are there any interesting
312. 45:48relationships between the data that would be nonobvious to someone looking at this CSV to uncover the non-obvious
313. 46:04relationships we can perform a correlation analysis I don't [ __ ] know what that is but things correlate
314. 46:11and they're going to analyze that so I assume that's what that means this is man's fling is a service 101 welcome to Chad
315. 46:19add um we're going to do some correlation analysis for instance one might wonder if tracks with higher
316. 46:25energy tend to be louder or if popular tracks tend to have higher danceability let's compute energy and loudness 78
317. 46:33there is a strong positive correlation between energy and loudness energy and acoustic there is a strong negative
318. 46:41correlation between energy and acoustic this is doing fullon analysis like so now we say um please visualize your in sites in a visually
319. 46:57stunning way and so what it's going to do now is it's going to take some of that data and it's going to make us charts
320. 47:07and graphs charts and graphs and charts and graphs and charts and graphs and charts and graphs heat map of the strong
321. 47:12correlation Scatter Plots for top correlations genre distribution so it's going to make us three charts now I
322. 47:20don't know [ __ ] about oh and this is this is that thing of like the positive and negative correlations so it made the
323. 47:29the red is positive the blue is negative so basically energy and loudness are strongly correlated energy and loudness
324. 47:38are strongly coordin coordinated and then acoustic is negative right so you can just see visually that songs that
325. 47:46are acoustic tend to be a little quieter Little James Taylor for your lovely evening it's Friday night you know let's get some some uh
326. 47:56let's get some Vibes going here I'm a Candyman yeah or handyman sorry Candyman was was what's his name um right ain't that cool that's code
327. 48:11interpreter or Advanced Data analysis so so the answer is there a job for business business analyst in AI yes but
328. 48:20not the traditional business an well I mean yes there are jobs for traditional business analyst today but very very
329. 48:27quickly because of Technology like this CEOs and and managers and executives are going to be like I need
330. 48:35someone who knows how to do this [ __ ] and teach me how to do it I need it quick I need insights quick we got a we
331. 48:41got we got investors coming to lunch I got to be able to talk like I know what I'm talking about what the hell's going
332. 48:46on in my business who can tell me that uh sir I can I could use uh chat GP I don't care what the hell tool you use
333. 48:52can you tell me by lunch uh yes sir okay go do it hey you got a job I don't know why my CEOs are all
334. 49:01clueless idiots but I guess I'm a CEO so so I I know from whence I speak I am now the proud owner of an
335. 49:13irregular shirt awesome Sam did it work awesome that's super cool um I I here here's my commitment to you Sam if I
336. 49:22have somehow screwed something up where where I I won't go I won't delete anything over on the printful side but
337. 49:29I'll make sure it's all good there if anything screws up I'll make sure to make you whole but awesome that's
338. 49:35fantastic great yeah by the way what what Sam just bought so um the the folks that come in here regularly are called the Irregulars and
339. 49:45so so one night I was I was showing the ideogram thing and and how it worked and so we put in I'm not weird I'm irregular
340. 49:53and made this little graphic and then people said oh that should be on a t-shirt cuz it does look like a t-shirt
341. 49:58graphic so I made there's a tote that's available a t-shir a women's t-shirt and a men's t-shirt those are in my shop so
342. 50:06awesome I'm glad they're there so that's that's the art that's on it um so that's great um what was I going to say I'll also be
343. 50:16making other shirts like I'll I'll I'm going to be doing a you can make money I'm going to be doing that I'll do an AI
344. 50:23learning lab one there's one or two other ideas I had that that I'll do so I'm going to put them up there I'm also
345. 50:28going to talk to Tobias who's a t-shirt dude and or print a print dude and knows some of this stuff so so might be
346. 50:36working with him as well so that's super cool I like it I like it I like it thank you very much that's really awesome okay
347. 50:43listening to AI learning lab makes working during the day and Oz enjoyable oh Omar thank you very much I appreciate
348. 50:51that anyone walks by your computer I assume you're listening on your headphones here's some some yank just cussing away
349. 51:00these goddamn kids these days it's what are you listening to Omar I don't want to talk about it right
350. 51:09now Amazon putting tag name wait putting a tag name AI generated on books that are made by AI oh that's interesting
351. 51:18that's not going to last that long I don't think I mean here's what that's good for the so I guarantee you right now because
352. 51:27this is possible you could you could take someone could write a a simple little python script yeah life's tough
353. 51:34it's tougher when you're stupid ah getting close I'm getting close to getting it in before the Hat disappears
354. 51:44um there are companies right now that have written little Python scripts that generate like a 100,000 books a week and publish them on
355. 51:54Amazon that kind of stuff I think marking as AI generated is good we we're we're going to quickly sort of flash through this
356. 52:04phase of if it was generated by AI it's bad we're going to move into a phase where these tools are going to be
357. 52:11ubiquitous throughout Microsoft Word and the tools we use and and the workflow isn't going to be click a button make a
358. 52:17book The workflow is going to be oh I have an idea for a book click a button make an outline uh let me go edit the
359. 52:24outline yeah that's good let me do this let me move this around I think that's good hey chat GPT tell me if this
360. 52:29outline sucks can is there any way to improve it yeah you could move this here and do that and you could add this oh
361. 52:33that's a good idea let me do that all right let me see um chapter one I could write it myself or [ __ ] it chat jbt
362. 52:42write me chapter one oh I did it wrong I did it completely wrong um chat jbt your chapter one sucks could you do it this time as if you had
363. 52:50talent and so we're going to have lots of back and forth between the AI and the human and so it's not going to be at all
364. 52:58clear that any given piece of work is purely AI generated I don't I think very few of them will except for these Farms
365. 53:06that just pound out you know hundreds of thousands of things um champ must have eaten something odd cuz it's not very pleasant in here right
366. 53:17now champy what are you doing what are you don't wag your tail at me don't wag your tail at me you little gassy huh you little
367. 53:29gassy he's cute but good Lord what are the best resources for noobs so um let's see best resources I I mean seriously honestly
368. 53:46honestly um just go there just start playing with chat GPT get just start to understand what these tools are what they make possible
369. 53:58um it depends how tech technical you are so so if you're if you're not technical um just you can you can find find people
370. 54:10on Tik Tok or YouTube that don't annoy you so I'm sure some people are flicking through the thing and they see me and
371. 54:17they're like oh good God and just keep blasting on by so so you want to find someone who you can stand stand the
372. 54:24sound of your voice cuz if you want to start learning from someone right so so find someone who doesn't bug you that's got good stuff
373. 54:35um I'm trying to think what else I I use Twitter a fair amount like I so so here's here's an interesting trick on
374. 54:43Twitter is I'll find someone that I like what they're writing about AI or or someone like Ethan mullock who's just
375. 54:52[ __ ] brilliant everything he writes is insightful and then go to Ethan mullock's Twitter page and you know he's got his followers but
376. 55:02he also has who he's following so one of the tricks that I'll do is I'll go to someone I respect and then I follow I I
377. 55:08I scroll through who they're following and then I follow some of those people and then if I find someone in there I
378. 55:14really like I follow who they're following and I'll just sort of go down that chain for a bit and you can really
379. 55:20quickly change your Twitter um feed into stuff that you're interested in so if you're super into um keeping up with
380. 55:31these art generation programs like ideogram and mid journey and stable diffusion and all that [ __ ] and you want
381. 55:36to follow the artists you can very quickly transform your Twitter feed into that or make lists of people that you're
382. 55:43following and and then you could have one list for artists one list for news one list for business applications um and then just start
383. 55:53[ __ ] around I like I know it sounds ridiculous well what do you mean just start [ __ ] around I mean start
384. 55:58[ __ ] around cuz it doesn't it doesn't matter what you build right now it doesn't matter what you learn right now
385. 56:03it's all changing what matters is that you get into your head holy [ __ ] these things are deep and profound and
386. 56:14powerful and you start to understand oh I can ask it to do this and it'll do it or I can ask it to do that and it won't
387. 56:21do it and if I can find something else that can do that then that's going to be good cuz then I could use this for this
388. 56:26and some other tool for that I could combine those and maybe I could do something that other people can't so
389. 56:32start thinking critically about the problems you're trying to solve in your personal life and your business life and
390. 56:39then how can you use these tools to solve them I think is the best resource I mean here's here's the one thing I know
391. 56:51is I did this in 1994 I started started a group called the worldwide web artist Consortium where I just said anyone
392. 57:00who's interested in this web stuff like show up let's meet I think we met twice a week we did we met or twice a month we met
393. 57:11um the first and third Wednesday of the month I as I recall and we did it you know for years and what did we learn
394. 57:20well no one knew anything like I thought I was going to invite a punch of people that knew more than I did and because
395. 57:26the industry was being invented at that time everyone was trying to figure it out that's exactly where we are with
396. 57:33this stuff so if you can find someone who's just slightly ahead of you that you don't mind the sound of their voice
397. 57:39and and you can follow their thing like you can go look at my channel my channel is full of videos just explaining [ __ ]
398. 57:46that I've learned and [ __ ] that I've found along the way um there's there's other channels out there like that so
399. 57:52just go find people that you're into and then really the most most important thing is get curious and get adventurous just start
400. 57:59adventuring into these rabbit holes and at some point Ted Talent Ted [ __ ] love it you're going to have this Kevin
401. 58:09McAllister moment you're going to have this moment and you're going to say holy [ __ ] he was right this stuff's [ __ ] nuts what but
402. 58:21it surely it can't do what I do oh my God I can do what I do oh no what do I do keep learning just keep playing keep digging don't get
403. 58:34discouraged you know let the adrenal adrenaline carry you as far as you can as it will and then just keep going anyway
404. 58:43even if you're like well I'm kind of bored of AI now just stay in it I one of the reasons I do these things every [ __ ] night I was tired
405. 58:53tonight I didn't want to do it I'm like [ __ ] it I'm going to do it why because well two things we we will never
406. 59:05get this chance in history again this is an incredibly rarified moment in history where you get to be at the birth of
407. 59:13something as profound as this that is literally going to change how we work it's going to change everything about what we do any job that
408. 59:23is in any way computer mediated is going to change so one thing is I want to be a part of this because I know I've been
409. 59:33through this before you never get to go back to the beginning it's only the beginning once and that's [ __ ]
410. 59:40magical and and the other thing is just the stuff's changing so fast that that anything that you do now you're going to
411. 59:47throw out the little tactical bits but what you're going to retrain what you're what you're going to retain is the critical insights for how
412. 59:55to think about what these tools do and how they behave and then as they get more sophisticated you're going to be one of
413. 1:00:03the people that goes I know exactly what to do with this Improvement I know why this is improvements here I know what to do with
414. 1:00:10it now holy [ __ ] I'm going to start a new business or holy [ __ ] I'm going to take this to the CEO because this is what he's been asking
415. 1:00:17for you have to be in the game when this [ __ ] shows up and when it does it's like it's like [ __ ] crack I'm telling you man it's very
416. 1:00:29addictive very very addictive okay uh Firefly is into the Discord awesome uh we need to figure out a way
417. 1:00:42to subsidize the cost in the same way social media has been for 15 years subsidize the cost of what of this AI
418. 1:00:51stuff I think this is going to be subsidized I think Bing is going to be free forever I don't I don't think
419. 1:00:57that's going to become a pay a pay service um Microsoft's making their money selling software right there there
420. 1:01:03there's Microsoft is going to be charging 30 bucks per person per seat for chat GPT to be rolled into Office
421. 1:01:11365 so they're fine they're going to make money like that I think Google's going to do the same thing they're both
422. 1:01:18charging 30 bucks a month per seat for AI powered Office Suite um so that that's going to afford them the ability to give the the tools away
423. 1:01:30for free I think one thing that is going to have to be subsidized is if the impact on jobs is as dramatic
424. 1:01:40as a lot of people are saying it is I there's going to be a gap so right now we've got all these jobs right and we
425. 1:01:47have all this output of the jobs right that's your that's your economy people do this amount of work and this amount
426. 1:01:55of money is there and it you know there's little fluctuations here and there but you throw into it a technology that dramatically increases
427. 1:02:08productivity and decreases the need for people to do to do that increase that Gap that's created that's going to be [ __ ]
428. 1:02:19painful and is that 10,000 jobs or 10 million jobs and is is it 10 million jobs over 10 years or over a year and a
429. 1:02:30half because those are very different scenarios so so as this happens because of these tools something's going to have to be the
430. 1:02:45subsidies the PE firms out there are going to look at this and go [ __ ] awesome more money in our pockets more
431. 1:02:53margin fire everyone fire everyone and replace them with AI That's private equity's going to do that the government and responsible
432. 1:03:03companies are likely not going to do that they're going to likely say uh we got to deal with this Gap we've got to
433. 1:03:09find a way to support these people either by retaining them into the job so we're going to keep the same level of
434. 1:03:16people but we're going to increase our output or we're going to increase our quality or we're going to decrease the
435. 1:03:21cost to our customers and get more customers what ever it might be but we're going to retain this or we're
436. 1:03:26going to have to find ways to take some of this profit and subsidize it to the people who are displaced at least for
437. 1:03:33kind of this 2 to 5 year period in between where we are now and where we're going to be in 5 years where these
438. 1:03:39things generate lots of new jobs right so when the when the steam engine came out and tractors came out a bunch of
439. 1:03:46farm employees were displaced and some years later they showed up in cities at factories and things like that they were
440. 1:03:53entirely new kinds of jobs created that weren't even imaginable before that technology same shit's going to happen here but that
441. 1:04:02that 2 to five year Gap where where this happens and these people are displaced that could potentially be very painful
442. 1:04:10so Sam Alman his his second company so his first one is chat GPT open AI his second company is called worldcoin and
443. 1:04:19and it's got three components to it it's got worldcoin which is a cryptocurrency that becomes important
444. 1:04:25for this equation it's got this thing called World ID which I have one of you have to get your iris scanned by a thing
445. 1:04:32called the orb which is creepy as [ __ ] but the idea behind it's really cool I'm a verified human you don't need to know
446. 1:04:39my name my birth date my social security number it just all it knows is that my wallet my crypto wallet with
447. 1:04:49that ID in it is a verified unique human being and so you're going to be able to build entire services like imagine a
448. 1:04:57Twitter where everyone who commented was was a verified human being that's that's what his technology can do and then the
449. 1:05:04third component of of his platform is a payment system so he's going to have verified people a payment system and a
450. 1:05:12currency to be able to pay people now why is that interesting why is that important tricky tricky [ __ ] going on
451. 1:05:20with open AI which I think is fascinating I think it's really interesting so open AI starts as a nonprofit company and Sam Alman
452. 1:05:33upon understanding that these Transformer tools the better they get the more gpus and data you throw at them
453. 1:05:41the better they get so he recognized that early on and he said holy [ __ ] we got to throw as many gpus and as much
454. 1:05:48data at these large language models as possible this this Transformer technology and we can't do that as a nonprofit so let's turn this to a
455. 1:05:57for-profit entity and let's find a partner like O say I don't know Microsoft someone who's got a lot of gpus just sitting in in network
456. 1:06:06operations centers waiting to be used and and we'll go train this [ __ ] and so they cut a deal with Microsoft
457. 1:06:13now when they when they flipped open AI from nonprofit to for profit they did it as what's called a a capped for-profit
458. 1:06:22which I'd never heard of before but the cap in the for-profit is that no investor can make more than 100x their
459. 1:06:31Investments so if if um they put in a billion dollars they can get a 100 billion out any money that Microsoft
460. 1:06:40would have made above a hundred billion actually they put in 10 right so so a trillion right anything that they make
461. 1:06:48anything that open AI makes above that goes back to the nonprofit which is then going to get distributed to World ID holders
462. 1:07:01using worldcoin using this crypto so so he's going to take the excess profit and redistribute that back to people so
463. 1:07:12he's he's taking the excess profit of AI productivity and redistributing that back to people who were
464. 1:07:20displaced so wild [ __ ] Wild [ __ ] is coming it's coming it's coming now will his thing work will anyone adopt it I
465. 1:07:29don't [ __ ] know all I know is what his intent is and it sounds smart to me he's basically saying there's going to be a
466. 1:07:39massive amount of prosperity created because of this stuff where does that Prosperity go well if you're in America it goes to the
467. 1:07:51top 1% that's the way we like it keep the rich richer and keep the poor ones fighting amongst themselves yeah go
468. 1:08:00hate those people go hate those people oh you know what those people are awful you should hate them too just let them
469. 1:08:06keep fighting we'll just take all this excess profit for ourselves that's the game we're playing but is this stuff going to be so
470. 1:08:17disruptive that it actually [ __ ] that up because it's too much and there's too much displacement cuz you can't have the full unrest of
471. 1:08:27the masses or you know the the top top of the pyramid don't last that long um anyway anyway all um so so I went
472. 1:08:43down a rabbit hole and now I'm more than 99 messages behind so here's what I'm going to do I'm going to jump down at
473. 1:08:47the bottom I'm going to jump down there share bear thank you for the little heart appreciate that I probably missed a bunch of questions
474. 1:08:56so if I missed your question just feel free to ask it again and I'm going to just jump toward the bottom and start start questioning
475. 1:09:04from down here Silver Fox good night I don't know if that's a hello good night or good night good night 10:00 Denver
476. 1:09:11time and 13,000 we are now up to 31,000 is that right 31,000 I can't wait what oh 11,000 wait no it's
477. 1:09:2711,000 what time wait what time is it it's 10:12 all right because you'll miss us okay farmer good night good night
478. 1:09:38farmer good night farmer prediction when Office 365 with AI date um Google just announced General availability of duet which is their chat
479. 1:09:51their barred chat GPT thing in their office suite but you have to like fill out a form okay I want it and then you're
480. 1:10:00supposed to get it for free for some amount of time until they charge you the 30 bucks a person I filled out the form
481. 1:10:07on the first day and I haven't heard from them thank you very much Sher bear very sweet um I heard I don't know if it was just a
482. 1:10:22Twitter thing it might have just been a Twitter thing but I heard that um that the Microsoft stuff was going
483. 1:10:29slower than they wanted it to and I heard it was going to be J like like first of the year for for Office 365 to have this
484. 1:10:43but Microsoft got the sweet sweet taste of [ __ ] with Google right they launched chat GPT they announc their 10 billion investment chat
485. 1:10:56GPT takes off to the moon and Google all of a sudden is having red alert meetings and panicking and going we've got AI too
486. 1:11:03we've got AI too uh what do we do so Microsoft loved that so there's a couple of things happening right now Google's
487. 1:11:14some of the stuff that they've announced like their style drop image copying tool like their their style image copying
488. 1:11:21thing really good Bard no longer sucks like Bard is is at the adults table here in my list um they're working on this
489. 1:11:31thing called Gemini um which is which is the replacement for for whatever's underneath Bard right now the whatever
490. 1:11:39those are called the I forget what they're called it doesn't [ __ ] matter Palm 2 models so so the bear is starting to
491. 1:11:49wake up right the the the Google bear is starting to wake up and and they're probably pretty pissed off they they at a
492. 1:11:57minimum lost a bunch of PR battles right and and probably lost some money somewhere along the way so you got that
493. 1:12:09um and now you've got Google announces General availability of duet I tend to think that these things don't happen in a vacuum right so the
494. 1:12:20fact that Google didn't just release it and give it to everyone says to me that they're having to slowly roll it out cuz
495. 1:12:26it's probably not quite ready for prime time but they wanted to make an announcement sooner than Microsoft so
496. 1:12:32Microsoft has already said they're going to you know this thing's going to be called co-pilot they've got a video
497. 1:12:36about it it looks really sexy but that was from back in I don't know March something like that so so there's probably some
498. 1:12:44pressure on Microsoft to get the [ __ ] out I wouldn't be surprised if we see it before the end of the year but but my my
499. 1:12:51guts telling me Microsoft would rather be a little late with something than have it be shitty cuz it's their core
500. 1:12:59product right it's the it's kind of the Crown Jewel of the of the of the Empire so uh so I'm guessing between now and February you
501. 1:13:09know but we'll see we will see I'm using my PC today I'm not sure I like it you know it's fun it's funny steo I was
502. 1:13:17watching I was trying to watch Tik Tok the other day on my on my uh desktop I have an iMac so it's the big screen and
503. 1:13:25I figured I would like it there's something about just all the interface [ __ ] being all around it it just feels
504. 1:13:31messy and not good I don't I agree with you I didn't I didn't like the Tik Tok experience on desktop Universal basic income yeah
505. 1:13:39Lonnie that's uh that's that's I so here's the thing about un Universal basic income first when Andrew Yang was
506. 1:13:47talking about it you know back when he was you know running for president and and he was like Universal basic income
507. 1:13:52because of this AI stuff I was like I don't I get it but I don't get it and then and then when I started playing
508. 1:13:59with chat GPT and it wrote a python application for me in 90 minutes um I uh I realized oh [ __ ] this is what he was talking about so so I
509. 1:14:14don't I don't think it's going to be a long-term necessity I think it's going to be a similar sort of thing as as the
510. 1:14:20coid disruption where we needed to do something to sort of buoy the economy because we told everyone to stay [ __ ]
511. 1:14:27home like here's my home office this is where I was for 3 years um or two years and so so I think there's going to
512. 1:14:35be some sort of disruption like that so I think the universal basic income maybe becomes a stepping stone you know across
513. 1:14:42that Chasm uh but I don't think it's a long-term thing but it'll be interesting I hope that happens so America finally
514. 1:14:47wakes up and starts a revolution and changes [ __ ] I I wouldn't be I wouldn't be too optimistic about you know America
515. 1:14:56changing its stripes we've we the the the power class has successfully put us at war with each other so we're down
516. 1:15:06here fighting over scraps and calling people with you know flags on their trucks jerks and they're calling the
517. 1:15:12other side you know pinkos and sissies and whatever you know Bud Light drinkers whatever the hell's going on right
518. 1:15:21they've got a successfully warn in right that's what they want the more we War the less we pay attention about what they're actually doing
519. 1:15:30so that that power structure is going to go down hard right they're going to go down swinging they don't they don't want
520. 1:15:36to lose like once they attain that they don't want to lose that [ __ ] but if these things if if this a if the
521. 1:15:45impact of this generative AI stuff is dramatic enough their hands are going to be forced they're going to have to do
522. 1:15:51something and so so you know hopefully they do the right thing and and you know maybe something like open AI you know
523. 1:15:59World coin maybe that model you know proves an inspiration or something like that so we'll see we'll see it's
524. 1:16:06fascinating times we will increase output giving us more junk I don't necessarily know that that's too jubaka ja jaboca Joka
525. 1:16:17um I think I think when you when you use chat GPT as just a [ __ ] spewing engine you get shitty content but when
526. 1:16:34you use chat GPT to do more better work in in in a shorter amount of time um you actually increase the
527. 1:16:45quality of the work and and maybe even decrease the time which increases efficiency so I I get that one of the risks of
528. 1:16:55tools that automate everything is that is that you just get this crap spewing it out but here's the reality of
529. 1:17:03AI one of the misconceptions is oh the robots are making these tweets or the robots are making this content or the
530. 1:17:10robots are making this picture the robots are stealing this [ __ ] no no human beings with intention are using these tools to do
531. 1:17:24[ __ ] and even if these tools are automated you still have a human being going I want you to do this
532. 1:17:33[ __ ] what my experience has been is that the the people that I know that are you know critically thinking and not just
533. 1:17:40thinking I need to you know not these people you can make money with these people are going to spew out piles of garbage but what's going to
534. 1:17:52happen there there was a I took an acting class well I took many acting classes I went to school for acting but one of the one of the really
535. 1:18:01impactful classes I had was was um a Shakespearean script analysis class and we were taught how to look at I Amic
536. 1:18:14pentameter the structure of how Shakespeare wrote and figure out where are the dramatic moments based on the structure of the
537. 1:18:24text that are Clues to the actor for when to act right and and one of the things that the professor said
538. 1:18:34was if you treat every word as important then no words are important and it was like oh and so what we learned was how to look at a block of
539. 1:18:47text where it just looks like all of these words are these really complicated words and they're all really [ __ ]
540. 1:18:52important and realize that for five of these lines Shakespeare has it in perfect diamic pentameter and in this last line it's missing a
541. 1:19:02couplet so it was in I Amic quadramet that line was was not like the others ah there's a clue that missing
542. 1:19:12spot in the text that's a pause Ah that's a clue for me as an actor to just go through these words and build up to
543. 1:19:20this pause which probably means one of words in this last line is probably more important than this other
544. 1:19:28[ __ ] so what's going to happen with the the generative AI tools is the you can make money with chat GPT crowd is going
545. 1:19:36to create machines that generate piles and piles and piles of steaming [ __ ] so there's going to be lots more
546. 1:19:45content out there absolutely agree and it'll be [ __ ] just like you say but what's going to happen it's all going to
547. 1:19:52nor normalize it's all going to feel like the same thing and you're going to be able to recognize it as oh that's
548. 1:19:57just that crap right initially it's going to fool us cuz it's going to be more sophisticated than the the junk
549. 1:20:04mail of today initially it's going to fool us but then all of a sudden we're going to realize all this crap down here
550. 1:20:10is crap and what's going to happen is this there're going to be some piece of content that rises above the noise and
551. 1:20:17it's like oh that's different why is that different because a human being was behind that with intention and made some really good [ __ ]
552. 1:20:24content and someone learned how to use these tools to elevate the game so we're going to have exactly what
553. 1:20:31we have now you have a bunch of [ __ ] out there most of it's not worth paying attention to and occasionally a billy
554. 1:20:38Alish comes along that you're just like holy [ __ ] what is this how did where did she come from oh my God she's
555. 1:20:44amazing how did that happen I don't know some combination of her and her brother sitting in their [ __ ] room with his
556. 1:20:50[ __ ] weird ass stacking her vocals and her little whisper voice and the [ __ ] remarkable things is just
557. 1:20:58magic there's a Humanity to it there's a magic to it that's going to keep happening and it's going to happen using
558. 1:21:05these tools but it's not going to come from all the garbage generators that's just going to become background noise
559. 1:21:14so I agree we will increase output I agree it will give us more junk but I disagree that that's going to be the entirety of the experience
560. 1:21:24we are going to see a Renaissance an explosion of creativity and productivity and just mindblowing design and architecture and
561. 1:21:37fashion and music and art and [ __ ] computer programs and computer experiences it's going to be [ __ ] insane and that's all going to Happ
562. 1:21:50happen up above all the bu [ __ ] it's going to happen up here who's going to do that the people that are in this
563. 1:21:58Channel right now that are [ __ ] sitting here on a Friday [ __ ] night 90 of us waxing philosophic about this
564. 1:22:06stupid [ __ ] AI technology these janky pieces of [ __ ] they're so janky that one of the Irregulars made me a lovely sign
565. 1:22:20this thank you very much are janky pieces of [ __ ] cuz they're so new anyway I know that was a bit of a soap
566. 1:22:32box but an and we're going to we're going to bring it down let's bring it down yeah welcome welcome um
567. 1:22:44Rose chat gbt find a way to get rid of the person trying to fire me actually actually you know what stupid turtle oh
568. 1:22:52stupid Turtle 9,000 oh yeah 10 out of 10 on the name stupid Turtle I like turtles wait this is for stupid Turtle hope
569. 1:22:59you're still here stupid Turtle you deserve this with that kind of [Music]
570. 1:23:14name back here live at the waterfront village with my friend the zombie Jonathan you're looking good Jonathan
571. 1:23:20just got an awesome face paint job what do you think I like turtles all right you're great zombie good times here at
572. 1:23:29the vill open for the next um what was your question oh uh find find a way to um get rid of the person trying to fire me
573. 1:23:39um so so one of the things I've seen people use cat gbt for is is um I've had a couple of people reach out to me and
574. 1:23:50they say can I use ch GPT to tell my boss to go [ __ ] himself while I quit without actually telling him to go [ __ ]
575. 1:23:58himself and describe to me you know like here here are the shitty ways I was treated and you know and and what I'm
576. 1:24:06really feeling right now is go [ __ ] yourself buddy and but but I don't want to burn the bridge and so yeah so we put
577. 1:24:12it in chat GPT and it wrote a very professional exit letter that said the [ __ ] that needed to be said but it did it in a professional way
578. 1:24:20um but yeah that if you're if if you got someone there trying to get you fired that politics [ __ ] is is awful I'm
579. 1:24:27working with one of our big Pharma clients right now is going through some [ __ ] that's just they they just it's ugly it's
580. 1:24:35ugly and unfortunately like the ugliness impacts us we're a small business working with a big Pharma so you know it
581. 1:24:42impacts us but it's also it must be miserable to work in an environment where it's just you know that shit's going on so I I feel for
582. 1:24:51you I mean what I would say is don't be a stupid Turtle 9000 be a smart tur smart Turtle 9000 and start start playing with these AI tools if
583. 1:25:02you're not already doing it it you know if you're not I if I were you and and that's a real risk on the table I would
584. 1:25:08be getting as AI literate as possible um as fast as possible um just so that and and start talking about it start talking
585. 1:25:16about it on LinkedIn start talking about it dinner parties tell your friends about it tell your family about it but
586. 1:25:21they think I'm weird let them think you're weird just just put it out there put it out there put it out there cuz at
587. 1:25:27some point you're going to put it out there and someone's going to go oh I just played with chat gbt too you know I
588. 1:25:32had an idea oh that's a good idea I had this idea oh that's a good idea hey do you want to start something together
589. 1:25:38that's how [ __ ] companies start cuz someone had a stupid [ __ ] idea and someone else had another stupid [ __ ]
590. 1:25:44idea and they're like you're not an [ __ ] oh you're not an [ __ ] that's kind of a good idea that's kind of a
591. 1:25:48good idea what if we talk together oh now we made a new idea want to start a company I never did start a company before me neither let's do
592. 1:25:58it that's entrepreneurship so that could be a path um this is good advice this good advice from from cocklaw stupid Turtle 9,000
593. 1:26:12use chat GPT and steal his job I like it that's solid joy that would be lovely uh Eric Michael uh if we let them replace
594. 1:26:21us with AI wait wait if we let them Oh They'll if we let them replace us with AI they will but if we revolt they will
595. 1:26:30try to keep stability I don't know that we need to revolt I see I don't think they I don't think they can yeah I guess
596. 1:26:38I guess yeah I guess I guess you're you're supporting what I was saying like there there's they're going to
597. 1:26:44absolutely want to maintain stability so so if these tools really do create this massive Gap where less people are needing
598. 1:26:52and more productivity is there they're going to have to find a way to funnel off some of that money and get it down
599. 1:26:58there or people will Revolt so it's going to be interesting to see how quickly it happens when it happens if it
600. 1:27:05happens all that sort of happy horse [ __ ] but you know these are all the the all the stuff that we're talking about
601. 1:27:11are the these are the raw materials for all the Sci-Fi movies of like the robots are going to kill us all that
602. 1:27:19Trope um basic income a classic people will be paid to consume yep I think that's right but here's the here's the
603. 1:27:27here's the interesting thing what's your name Ed Ed Edon nimic wait Edo Edo minic Edom minic 007 cool name hard to say
604. 1:27:46um I think on the surface you're right that that people will be paid to cons soon which basically means here's enough
605. 1:27:54money to buy the [ __ ] if we if we've got more productivity but people don't have money to buy the [ __ ] then there's no
606. 1:28:00demand and prices fall and the whole thing [ __ ] collapses right and they want stability they don't want that so
607. 1:28:04they're going to have to find a way to get some of this money back into the system so it comes back up here to buy
608. 1:28:09the products to keep the thing semi [ __ ] stable but I think one of the one of the tropes in modern politics
609. 1:28:22is that if you give people money they're just lazy [ __ ] who just take the money and sit around and do nothing I think that's a very small
610. 1:28:32amount of people I think most people want to contribute in some way so some percentage of the people are
611. 1:28:40just going to consume they're going to take the money and [ __ ] party and woo party on Wayne party on GTH let's just
612. 1:28:46[ __ ] hang out but there's going to be a a decent percentage of the people that look at these tools and start playing
613. 1:28:54with these tools and start mastering these tools in ways that are powerful enough that they either start their own company
614. 1:29:02or they create collectives of people using these tools to do really interesting things in their community
615. 1:29:07and it all of a sudden it becomes a business or a nonprofit or something like that I think we're going to see
616. 1:29:12productivity emerge out of the depth of that Gap that's created I think you're going to see Innovation start to boil
617. 1:29:20down here that's going to start popping really interesting Innovations up out of the out of the morass um
618. 1:29:28so I think on the surface what you wrote there it's certainly how it will be positioned if we give them money we're
619. 1:29:36just paying them to consume and they're just going to sit around and do nothing I don't think they're all going to do
620. 1:29:41that everyone now has the same superpowers sitting in their hands these are Humanity amplifiers so if people are given an
621. 1:29:52amplifier and it's actually they don't need to spend the next four years get getting good at a skill with AI they can
622. 1:29:58spend the next 2 months getting good at a skill and then all of a sudden they're doing something that they never imagined
623. 1:30:04that they would be doing and then someone else is doing that too and then they get together and then four of them
624. 1:30:09get together and then eight of them get together I think we're going to start to see some some some interesting things
625. 1:30:17coming out of the uh primordial soup they will do as much as they can to get away with like all owners I I I understand your bitterness
626. 1:30:30Eric not all owners are PE firms the PE firms absolutely deserve your owners um vitriol and bitterness but not
627. 1:30:44all owners are like that there will be some percentage of owners that do the right thing
628. 1:30:59take a 100 years take a hundred years to make over10 trillion uh go look at some of the predictions that that McKenzie is making right now
629. 1:31:10they I think they've got $4.4 trillion in the next 10 years um and it wasn't $1 trillion it was $1 trillion poverty dude so
630. 1:31:27if if uh let me make sure I'm going to do the math on this just because it's too late at night for me not to do the math on
631. 1:31:36this all right let's see there's [Music] calculator
632. 1:31:52[Music] yeah so so 100x 100x so if Microsoft puts in 10 billion into open
633. 1:32:07AI 100x that is a trillion dollars not 10 trillion doll um I don't think it's going to take a hundred years to get to 10 trillion in
634. 1:32:17the first place um I think it's very possible you know they exceed a trillion um you know they just hit a billion uh open AI did uh and this
635. 1:32:29stuff's going to accelerate so um so we'll see listen you could be right could be 100 years and this is all a pipe dream
636. 1:32:39but if this stuff does move that fast and that much Prosperity Gap is created then that 100x cap is not ridiculous
637. 1:32:48that they would exceed it like you know most good unicorn companies they dramatically exceed 100x returns right that's why Venture Capital
638. 1:33:04Works Tik Tok just jump me to the bottom what time is it do I need to go to bed I need to go to bed don't I what time is it
639. 1:33:1210:36 I'm doing okay I started at 9:00 I'm doing like I'm like 90 minutes in we're like 90 minutes in and we're going
640. 1:33:20to I'm putting on my little watch put on my my little my little Olive my little Olive strap all right he he was way ahead of
641. 1:33:29us wait let me see where are we going here oh there's an rand's in welcome good evening Kyle can't hang out too
642. 1:33:35long but wanted to say hi hello nice to see you and everybody likewise nice to see you I'm deeply in love with Claude
643. 1:33:42and major gift fundraising awesome you got to have your crushes right you got to have your crushes if if
644. 1:33:50claude's your boy Claud your boy what are you going to do that's awesome um sorry I'm distracted a colleague son is playing
645. 1:33:58doubles in the open oh that's super cool awesome good luck to them I hope they win Google equals we can lose money with
646. 1:34:09chbt that's awesome you can lose money with Chet VT although you know um open AI losing $700,000 a day right
647. 1:34:26which is bad right yeah losing $700,000 a day they're going to be bankrupt in a year that's what was on this channel
648. 1:34:34like a month ago cuz some Chinese newspapers someone somewhere wrote that and then two weeks later they
649. 1:34:43announced they just hit a billion doll run rate so $700,000 a day is like $255 million a billion is more than
650. 1:34:53that so I think they're going to be here for a bit is there a free automation tool like zapier I don't think so
651. 1:35:08free automation like zappier I think I I might have seen ift I don't think ift is free iftt if this then that make is not
652. 1:35:27free so this is Microsoft Bing telling me that these things that they say are free or not free eight free zappier or
653. 1:35:41Alternatives it looks like there might be some but I I doubt there's going to be anything that's truly free I guess if you're
654. 1:35:51using your own API Keys the there's the cost of them routing the traffic and and developing the software there may be
655. 1:35:59some out there I would imagine there's probably something on GitHub that you can install yourself I doubt there's
656. 1:36:05going to be anything that is here here's the thing about zapier what why zapier is even though it's a pain in the ass
657. 1:36:13and its interface is kind of just a clunky piece of [ __ ] um they've got 5,000 Lego blocks right 5,000 pre-written API like their
658. 1:36:24partnership network is strong so you might be able to find a free service that does automations but if you have to
659. 1:36:30write your own apis like the just the amount of pain in the ass Factor might not be worth the time I mean what what I
660. 1:36:38would what I would say kruno is um just really value your time right time is the one thing you can't get back and so
661. 1:36:52if if if zapier is 30 bucks a month or which whichever level you're at 20 or 30 bucks a month um and you go to a free
662. 1:37:00service and that free service you end up spending you know four hours more a week just trying to make it work because it
663. 1:37:07doesn't have all the same [ __ ] that zappier did well that 4 hours at I don't know 50 bucks an hour you know even 30
664. 1:37:15bucks an hour it wasn't worth your time you know it would be cheaper to spend the 30 bucks on zapier right so that's
665. 1:37:22how I would think about that stuff um but I know it's like it's really frustrating right now cuz every [ __ ]
666. 1:37:29tool out there is like just 20 bucks a month just 10 bucks a month just 30 bucks a month just before you know it it's more than your morgage
667. 1:37:39so we are releasing Frankenstein the engineers don't even know what they're creating that's correct um and
668. 1:37:48meta see here's the thing open AI as much as people [ __ ] on Sam Alman at least he's aware that there's some risk
669. 1:37:57right and he said you know I'm not comfortable we've invented some [ __ ] here at open AI that we will never release he said that in an
670. 1:38:06interview and Google was sort of saying yeah we don't really want to release this stuff so they're kind of keeping it
671. 1:38:13behind the firewall meta was like we're so far behind in this [ __ ] it we'll just put it out in the world So Meta kind of
672. 1:38:20led the charge and then stability AI is doing the same thing where both of them are putting out their large language
673. 1:38:26models as open source with the weights which is basically like with the secret sauce um so the the the cat's out of the
674. 1:38:35bag right um we'll see we'll see what happens with it uh what they did a micro teaser boo why boo because because the video looked
675. 1:38:49cool like if the video let me see see if I can go find it you want to watch it Microsoft um what's it called uh
676. 1:39:07Co pilot [Music] 365
677. 1:39:23[Music] [Applause] [Music]
678. 1:39:55so that said oh wait let's see generate a uh 10 10 slide presentation from the press [Music]
679. 1:40:18release right so so this functionality right here where it's like they're in Microsoft Excel it's automatically doing
680. 1:40:25the analysis of the numbers it's automatically generating the charts that's what um code interpreter right
681. 1:40:32now is doing inside gp4 right so so you got to figure Microsoft has had access to the open AI technology they they had
682. 1:40:42access to this a year and a half before they made the billion doll announcement right so so they've been developing this [ __ ] for a
683. 1:40:54[Music] [Music]
684. 1:41:09while so there's their teams meeting it scanned the transcript and here's the key takeaways and action items from the [Music] meeting
685. 1:41:25[Music] [Music] right so that was when was that five months
686. 1:41:41ago so you know when that comes is it going to be a sexy is that is it going to do all that I don't know but you know
687. 1:41:49I'm looking at co-pilot right now now the Advanced Data analysis inside um inside chat GPT and it's it's
688. 1:41:57essentially doing the [ __ ] that um they just did with with Excel right there um it's not as sexy and and it may not be
689. 1:42:06as sexy when Microsoft actually launches it this is just a promo video but but um you know some version of that's coming where
690. 1:42:15again the the the real significant thing here is if you think about how complicated it is to learn Excel it it takes people years
691. 1:42:29to get good at Excel and get good at data analysis and get good at creating charts and graphs and all that sort of
692. 1:42:35[ __ ] within Excel right and and people are just specialized in doing that the interface now becomes please analyze this data and
693. 1:42:44make me a pretty chart and it will I don't like that chart could you make me one with circles oh do you want a pie chart no not a pie
694. 1:42:55chart oh you want a scatter chart with uh you know the size of the circles relative to the revenue of the business unit yeah that's the
695. 1:43:04one here you go it's crazy it's crazy it's crazy crazy crazy crazy crazy crazy Tik Tock distracting on a PC
696. 1:43:19versus mobile phone has he was way ahead of us wonder what he knows now yeah just a couple of years for stabilization what's a few trillion
697. 1:43:28dollars between friends War so true why do all social media platforms try to push learning AI I know too much about it to get
698. 1:43:40involved what so so Picante so it sounds like if you've been doing machine learning for the past decade or so that's so so I understand I
699. 1:43:52understand why you're saying that you understand where the weaknesses are things like that here's here's why here here's what's going
700. 1:43:59on and I'm not a social media platform I'm a dude I'm a dude that lives for apparently these moments in history when
701. 1:44:12new technologies break break through right I just missed it when I was in seventh grade I got my first personal
702. 1:44:21computer in math class and I realized how powerful they were and I realized I just missed that and then I was there
703. 1:44:29for the early days of the worldwide web and I got that one I started an early agency the internet when I discovered
704. 1:44:39the worldwide web in 1994 burners Ley created it what 91 or '92 I discovered it in '94 so it was decently early the
705. 1:44:48internet had been there for decades and I was playing with the internet like the year or two before I discovered the
706. 1:44:55web I was on goer servers and FTP sites and logging into libraries and logging into research centers and downloading
707. 1:45:02[ __ ] and downloading it and it was interesting it was super cool I was like okay these machines are connected this
708. 1:45:08is kind of cool and then the worldwide web came along it was like click click click click click ah this is different
709. 1:45:14click click click and what happened was the internet went from a research Science and Mathematics venue to a human venue the rest of us
710. 1:45:28showed up because the interface went from command line to this right this is what the Mac did with the mouse it's what the iPhone did with
711. 1:45:39the the touch screen it's what the worldwide web did with the internet chat GPT is the equivalent of the worldwide
712. 1:45:49web for machine learning so machine learning yeah it's been around for decades it's got all these foibles it's
713. 1:45:54got all these fuckups it hallucinates it's got all that sort of [ __ ] why everyone's talking about it right now is that's an inflection
714. 1:46:04point that's a moment in history where November 30th 2022 the launch of chat GPT nothing will ever be the same because before that
715. 1:46:16time you had to be a mathematician and a scientist and a researcher an engineer after that time you could be a guy with
716. 1:46:24an acting degree that says holy [ __ ] here's another one of those things this is going to change everything are these things ready for
717. 1:46:33prime time right now [ __ ] no they are janky pieces of [ __ ] built on top of imperfect underlying technology that is profoundly
718. 1:46:48powerful profoundly powerful because of what they're trained on and how they're trained and what they
719. 1:46:55allow us to reveal out of the knowledge that was ingested into them so so the reason so many people are talking about this
720. 1:47:10stuff is that something changed last November something changed what changed the rest of us are showing up
721. 1:47:20now the rest of us can show up now without having to go to Stamford so what that means is that your machine
722. 1:47:30learning isn't going to look like your machine learning anymore because here come the artists and here come the
723. 1:47:35business people and here come the copywriters and here come the the administrative assistants and here come
724. 1:47:41the clueless [ __ ] CEOs that're like I always wanted to play on internet AI artificial intelligence but they can
725. 1:47:52now and are they going to [ __ ] some [ __ ] up yep and is it going to be like that lawyer that handed a legal brief to a
726. 1:48:01judge and the judge says what the [ __ ] is this why do none of these case laws actually link to anything oh I wrote it
727. 1:48:08in chat GPT and I didn't check my work yeah we're going to see a rash of that [ __ ] and then this technology is going
728. 1:48:16to go from uh not that J pieces of [ __ ] to sophisticated powerful applications just like the worldwide web
729. 1:48:27went from a shitty little web page to the fullon infrastructure that underlies Global the global economy in 35 years
730. 1:48:38this is probably going to do it in 10 so that's why they're talking about it it's a completely different audience
731. 1:48:48it's a completely different user base than what you've probably been working with the uni party gets stronger and
732. 1:48:57wealthier that is true I tagged myself laughing my ass off so dumb wait for the Ubie complainer I don't know what that
733. 1:49:06means that was funny though what do you think of is the best AI investment I have a degree in acting buddy you want
734. 1:49:12my investment advice I wouldn't I wouldn't do it I wouldn't do it bu L it l it Len L you should I'll tell you what
735. 1:49:22you want I'll give you my investment advice okay you want my investment advice I'll give you my investment
736. 1:49:27advice you should invest in stuff that going so what you want to do you want to buy low you want to sell high and you
737. 1:49:36want to do it with AI so you go to chat GPT see say I bought this course you can make money with ch so I bought this course and you make
738. 1:49:47money with chat J so you go to chat J and you say hey what AI stock should I buy low and I sell high and then and
739. 1:49:57then you just you blindly follow it that's what I do and look at me do do I look somehow odd no I'm normal I'm fancy look I got a fancy
740. 1:50:12shirt people don't even know what these shapes are you know what they are they're skulls I'm a killer well I wasn't convicted but
741. 1:50:21all right there's your investment advice hope that helped love Billy iish she's the best humans are going to destroy themselves
742. 1:50:30unless we can Eric you I feel like you need a hug man it's going to be okay it's not it's not that dark here's
743. 1:50:38here's the deal Eric if you have not actively been playing with this stuff please go do it cuz here's what I can
744. 1:50:48tell you when you look at this [ __ ] from the outside it the world feels very much like how you're describing it robots are
745. 1:50:55going to kill us when you start playing with these tools what happened to me is I the it's I I find it essentially impossible to
746. 1:51:06describe what it is about this than is different about what it was before but what I can tell you is like this is red
747. 1:51:13pill blue pill [ __ ] where once you dig into these things and and you give them the benefit of the doubt long enough to
748. 1:51:22have your first Kevin mallister moment remember home alone at some point when you're using these tools you'll do something and it
749. 1:51:31will do something back at you it's like the like the alien thing where you go holy [ __ ] and the minute you have that
750. 1:51:45Epiphany and you realize this is something different than what was before the world feels to me a lot less
751. 1:51:55hopeless cuz I think it's really easy to fall into the Trap of demonizing and diminishing a new technology that feels
752. 1:52:03threatening and this [ __ ] is threatening as [ __ ] on many levels like [ __ ] terrifying I've got an 11-year-old
753. 1:52:14company storyvine is an 11-year-old company I look at what our value proposition is today I look at it a year
754. 1:52:21out and there's a a big piece of what we do the value of it drops to zero that's happening that's like not a negotiable
755. 1:52:30thing I know it's coming I know it's something I'm going to have to deal with as a business owner but the more I dug into this the
756. 1:52:39more I realize oh [ __ ] there's some other stuff that's going to go up in value okay I can handle that if I know
757. 1:52:45one part of my business is going to go down in value and another part's going to go up well I [ __ ] focus on that
758. 1:52:50and maybe I can use these tools to amplify that so am I in control probably not none of us are right Life's a [ __ ]
759. 1:53:01chaos machine and we're just in the [ __ ] tumbler right life's [ __ ] shitty but we do the best we can so if we know that a hurricane is a
760. 1:53:15Brewin off the ca Coast of Florida you could go well you know I don't know I mean you know Hurricane's probably
761. 1:53:26just going to kill us anyway well you could do that or you can go board up the windows and start preparing and get on
762. 1:53:30the surfboard and start swimming out and ride the big [ __ ] wave all the way in that's that's what this Channel's about
763. 1:53:37like it's it's it's easy to be in the in the cynical dark place with this stuff I'm trying to go to the other side and
764. 1:53:45it it doesn't have to be you don't have to love it I don't give a [ __ ] if you hate it but don't dismiss it or demonize
765. 1:53:52it without using it like that's my whole thing like use it and then choose oh [ __ ] that stuff that I'm cool
766. 1:54:02with signal versus noise absolutely I amicc pamer Shakespeare Billy ish up in the learning lab oh yeah please run for
767. 1:54:10president you so don't want that I like turtles exactly exactly we have an I like turtles yeah for president
768. 1:54:21uh-huh exactly but thank you for the the kind sentiment it is it is appreciated that's me now that's exciting first you
769. 1:54:29got to get invited to the parties you can have those stupid ideas together you'll get invited to those Eric hang
770. 1:54:35out here the the Irregulars will take care of you Eric we'll we'll we'll Shepherd you along it's going to be good
771. 1:54:42uh 10:30 for Kyle and 23,000 why am I only seeing 19,000 I'm seeing less likes than you guys have I think Tik Tok has given me
772. 1:54:51weirdness uh uh uh uh uh uh uh idiocracy going to happen in real time 2006 movie I loved idiocracy yeah what do you mean
773. 1:54:59it's going to happen in real time we're [ __ ] in the middle of it are you kidding me the the last 10 years have
774. 1:55:05been nothing but a a [ __ ] idiocracy was a goddamn documentary for the last 10 years we [ __ ] as a society [ __ ] took the
775. 1:55:15bait like hungry KP I mean it [ __ ] staggering to me how easily we just fell into you're an [ __ ] no you're an
776. 1:55:25[ __ ] no you're an [ __ ] no you're an [ __ ] we're all [ __ ] no we're not all [ __ ] you're worse [ __ ]
777. 1:55:30than us oh sure we might be [ __ ] but we're proud of our [ __ ] like what really really this is really is this
778. 1:55:37what we want is anyone [ __ ] happy [ __ ] disgusting we're in Idiocracy this is going to I honest to
779. 1:55:46God I honest to God I swear to [ __ ] I swear to God God I swear to God these tools are going to teach us how to
780. 1:55:55[ __ ] be civil again I I I Pro I think because I'm finding it happening to me I'm saying please and thank you more to
781. 1:56:04the machine than I am to people and it's making me realize oh I don't say please and thank you enough to people because
782. 1:56:10everyone's like this at each other and then you talk to this thing and it's like hey I'm really apologizing
783. 1:56:17about not getting that right I hope I can get right for you this time and you're like oh yeah that's kind of nice
784. 1:56:23here's an idea I have that's a wonderful idea let me help you expand on that oh that's really nice this thing is
785. 1:56:30reminding me to be less of an [ __ ] what if we sucked less to each other because these things taught us how to do it
786. 1:56:45again and we're breathing we're breathing in through the nose and out through the mouth in through the nose
787. 1:56:52and out through the mouth all right thanks this has been your AI moment my name is Kyle Shannon smooth jazz and artificial
788. 1:57:04intelligence Governor Nome sign's executive order to study AI use and risks yes I think that's a good thing I don't think that's a bad
789. 1:57:12thing um Kyle your optimism is refreshing thank you Dr J I appreciate that Claude was great Behavior today but
790. 1:57:19still hasn't told me to pay him I we we'll see we'll we'll see I just I think claude's going to get a little tricky
791. 1:57:28with their their rate limiting the free people going to make me cranky but here's the deal all of these tools are
792. 1:57:35really [ __ ] expensive to run so they can't all be free forever like ideogram I I can't believe it's still free um what did I see
793. 1:57:44today um Mid Journey this is this is wild mid Journey has raised $0 in investment is now up to 40 employees and has $200 million in
794. 1:58:00Revenue like a two-year-old company maybe three 40 employees 200 million in Revenue the best of all the image
795. 1:58:08generation tools out there zero dollar in investment they're doing whatever the [ __ ] they want and that's that's why
796. 1:58:15they're in a bit of a [ __ ] storm right now because the CEO's like you know I don't like in painting so we're not
797. 1:58:22going to do it or I don't like out painting or I don't I don't I don't care to prioritize having a good interface
798. 1:58:29people can use Discord or not I don't give a [ __ ] so he doesn't have any investors poking down his throat and
799. 1:58:34he's making $200 million for 40 employees so good for him I suppose but he's going to get his ass handed to him
800. 1:58:41at some point here some some when when the competitors catch up uh I think they're going to Wi wipe the floor with them but we'll see you
801. 1:58:51never know man you never know that it's just like the US Open with all this tennis [ __ ] you don't know until you
802. 1:58:56play the game you know you think someone's going to win and then someone comes back from what did um seal Lanka
803. 1:59:04was down a set and down 24 in the second set and Maddie Keys melted down and she came back and won the second set took
804. 1:59:15the third set to a tiebreaker and beat her 10 to five for 10 to six in the tiebreaker that's why you play the
805. 1:59:29game it's not like I can spin a baton do I sound summery oh smarmy no you don't I don't I don't think you've ever sounded smarmy thonus but
806. 1:59:44honestly twir Bon honestly I I'm a fan of the smarminess I'm I I like bitter comedy um what time is it is it 11: it's
807. 1:59:5711:02 God damn I just just you people just you make me stay here you make me do it man I think I've been binging on
808. 2:00:06succession is making me SMY smarmy is good smarmy means you're engaged you got a level of self-awareness you got a
809. 2:00:14level of awareness of other people in the world you're smarmy because you're exhausted with the tyranny of the
810. 2:00:22stupid and you're just like God damn it don't be so smarmy I mean don't be so stupid so you get smarmy it's a defense
811. 2:00:34it's a good one cuz the world's a [ __ ] hole right now these are janky pieces of [ __ ] and the world's a [ __ ] hole
812. 2:00:43but what an amazing time to be alive cuz these things are going to going to grow up and when they grow up we get to play
813. 2:00:51with them we get to play with them now it's amazing all right facts yes facts you just can't stop I can't it's
814. 2:00:59bad I just I wish I could quit you I wish I could quit you Irregulars oh good lord if you quote me
815. 2:01:14you may be quoting you know my writers thonus have you been drinking tonight what are you saying you might be
816. 2:01:23smarmy but that doesn't even resemble English dude hey tonius didn't you didn't you say you've got the you've got a
817. 2:01:33spreadsheet of all the crap that I've been saying um did if you're are you on the Discord if you're not on the Discord
818. 2:01:40hop on the Discord and we should I would like to see that I'm excited about it did someone say something about
819. 2:01:47President Shannon president Shannon hi Kyle Shannon running for president nice to meet you I'd kiss your baby but you know someone might get
820. 2:02:01[Laughter] triggered I don't know I don't know all right um I'm gonna jump to the bottom here all right listen folks it's 11
821. 2:02:13o'clock here in Denver oh I sent it to you via DM I've not been on Discord yet which DM you send it here here via DM or Discord via DM
822. 2:02:27[Music] Thelonius I'll go I'll go find it here DM okay I'll find it here all right cool listen everybody oh yeah I don't drink
823. 2:02:36okay that's all right you might have just had you know sometimes the uh operating system gets a little oh look I
824. 2:02:41look like Squiggy remember Squiggy from Happy Days was it was it happy days I think so or it was ah life's tough it's tougher when you're
825. 2:02:51stupid I look like Squiggy Squiggy that was from Lever and Shirley Squiggy remember Squiggy um all right uh I'm out of here
826. 2:03:02have a fantastic friday night it's amazing there's 121 people here thank you for hanging out I know I'm a weirdo
827. 2:03:09and that's but that's kind of what this is this is Chad add and it's the AI learning lab let me let me go let me go
828. 2:03:16see who's been here we've had some good irregular participation tonight thonus thank you so much uh Anita a little bit
829. 2:03:23Tobias welcome welcome and uh good night let's see I know we had Emilio's wife in here we had sherbear in here um who else
830. 2:03:33we got ny's in here good night can't quit us I can't quit us it's so true um chaos generation I didn't see you
831. 2:03:42tonight awesome T blun what's happening digital Gods peace out sherbear good night steo all right y'all are amazing
832. 2:03:51Firefly thanks so much peace out everybody good night Winston good night 's wife peace out regulars I think Elon
833. 2:03:57Musk is live be right back all right go see Elon he's more interesting than me peace