Dec 28, 2023 - Creating Impactful GPTs for Nonprofits in 24 Hours!

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1. 0:01[Music]
2. 0:15[Music] it's not the long flowing dress that you're in
3. 0:30coming off of your skin not the way you what are you doing buddy hello hello hello welcome Thursday night learning [Music]
4. 0:58lab [Music] he's just more annoyed tonight he doesn't want to sing he's like I'm not
5. 1:13just your trained monkey you can't just play a guitar and expect me to sing melodious tones right right dog right A
6. 1:23minor oh a minor I'll get you every [Music] time in a Westerly Direction this car is my
7. 1:39train I've been driving I've been wondering what it is I'm running from again feel like an 80-year-old man holding on to
8. 1:55[Music] 29 a on there [Music] horiz is California [Music]
9. 2:12L up ahead of trucks carrying a wide load brief Fab house cut in half cute little front door and two windows my
10. 2:24love ain't sure whether the crowd should laugh you see I broke home up myself [Music] once as I stum to that
11. 2:37door I read her note by the dawn light said don't you come around [Music] here [Music]
12. 2:53anymore this freedom of the RO never was good with decision [Music] Le that's what I've been [Music]
13. 3:11told yeah thank you Sherry D nice hoodie yep that's the AI Salon one year anniversary hoodie I'm excited by it it's
14. 3:24nice it's a nice nice print a very nice print it looks lovely lovely great name for a band melodious tones I like it I like it champy you
15. 3:40want to join melodious tones I think you're the lead singer I'm just I'm just playing backup to you [Laughter]
16. 3:50dude all right I'm feeling better my eyes look a bit more clear still a little stuffy and you know we're going
17. 3:56to we're going to have to deal with that let me take off the hoodie cuz I'm going to get too hot and bothered you don't
18. 4:00want me hot and bothered right champy all right a very nice very nice we got the
19. 4:15little GPT for good sheep Danielle did that be Not Afraid did that I think it's a cute little thing I posted it Go Kyle love your
20. 4:25voice thank you Cam kaken I appreciate that every now and again if you know what's funny about singing is if in your
21. 4:33mind you think I can't sing you sing shitty and if your mind you just go oh [ __ ] it then you're fine it's it's the
22. 4:42weirdest thing and it's like on a note by note basis like if the doubt Creeps in as you're about to hit a note it
23. 4:49goes you just missed the note it's just the weirdest thing you got to you definitely have to get in the zone was singing um the white
24. 5:01hoodie doesn't make it easy to comment yeah exactly does it precious exactly oh man welcome to the AI learning lab let
25. 5:10me check in here for a second get my get myself all Rec combobulated um so two days from now Saturday December 30th starting at 6:00
26. 5:21a.m. Pacific Standard Time an Murphy and I are doing this thing called GPT for good it's a 24hour because I know how to good M make good
27. 5:33life decisions it's a 24-hour um session where she and I are going to alternate every three hours each of us
28. 5:43are going to be teaching how to make gpts for nonprofits or the cause of your choice or you can just come make a GPT
29. 5:49it doesn't matter if you make it for a nonprofit but if you do make it for a nonprofit We want you to share it with
30. 5:55the hash GPT forg good and uh yeah I'm excited about about that so that happen Saturday starting at 6:00 a.m. s dear
31. 6:04Kyle or hey Kyle hope you're feeling better I am feeling much better I definitely what was it Wednesday what's
32. 6:11today Thursday so Tuesday I went live against doctor's orders there was no doctor's orders I took Christmas off and
33. 6:20then uh Wednesday I was like the showuser Tuesday I was like the show must go on and that was probably not a
34. 6:26good call because I was still feeling pretty shitty and then last night I was a little better I'm drinking hot uh this is for
35. 6:34those of you into the tea scene this is elderberry and eonia and Eucalyptus and mint so I did I did it's it's a it's a it's just a
36. 6:47hell's Brew but you know it's good all right fantastic I had an artificial intelligence Supra dinner tonight thanks to chat GPT well I hope
37. 6:58you use real ingredients that's awesome um yeah it's crazy how it can just whip up a recipe for you isn't it and it's I've done
38. 7:09those before I did it I took a bunch of drink recipes to a a whiskey club night the F the first night I joined this
39. 7:16whiskey club and I took some chat GPT drink recipes and two of them were really good and one of them was just
40. 7:23awful and I was like yeah yeah it's just making [ __ ] up but you know you you figure it's got to be based on you know someone put some
41. 7:34drink recipes somewhere on the internet and that's you know they got Amalgamated into your little your little bash so
42. 7:42that was fun anyway welcome uh my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab we talk about all things AI here
43. 7:49what I figure I'll do tonight is I'm going to start working on gpts and I'm I'm going to start talking about what
44. 7:54we're going to do on Saturday so if you've got gp4 um feel free to build along tonight um what we're doing on Saturday is um is
45. 8:06you don't need to have any expertise no technical knowledge you do need to have a chat gp4 subscription so if you don't
46. 8:12have that get one um if you want to join and then if you know anyone in the nonprofit space or anyone who's trying
47. 8:19to do good good in their Community let them know about this event so let me let me let me share with you shall I
48. 8:30but K how do I find this swell [Music]
49. 8:44event all right so that's the event I'm putting the AI Salon which is a community I started about a year ago is
50. 8:51doing this in conjunction with owered fundraiser and Murphy's organization um she really knows about this nonprofit stuff I just no
51. 8:59tangential I've done a lot of work in nonprofit I've been on boards things like that um but I I I don't know the
52. 9:04world that well she really knows the world well and so she and I are going to be alternating every three hours I'm
53. 9:10doing I'm doing the nines and the threes she's doing the sixes and the twelves all Pacific time and uh and and
54. 9:20yeah and I'll it'll just be on this channel here for me and then she's got her own Zoom Channel and so how you get
55. 9:24to the to the info is go to the salon . a go to this URL and this is the URL to the AI Salon um the the first two links are basically
56. 9:37to the same place but the second link is the link specifically to this event and so it'll take you over to the AI Salon
57. 9:46Channel and it will drop you on this page the GPT for good challenge actually I'm going to edit this I'm going to add something here
58. 10:0324 hour GPT for good challenge can I do a shift return there no I can't continue with that message there
59. 10:17we go 24hour GPT for good challenge and so you can RSVP here we've got 25 RSV VPS I assume we'll have and
60. 10:27we're also putting the in lots of other places so you can just show up you don't have to RSVP though it would be nice to know if you're
61. 10:35coming um we talk about why we're doing it what it's about and then the event snapshot so so here's info on Ann and I
62. 10:44and then here is the schedule so she does the first session at 6:00 a.m. Saturday morning she volunteered for
63. 10:52that slot I was going to start at 900 but she was like no no I'll take six I'm like you go for it but then I'm going to
64. 10:59have to you know show up and at least say hi for the opening event don't you think so so we're starting bright and
65. 11:05early that's Pacific time so it's uh 9:00 a.m. eastern time and then at 9:00 a.m. Pacific I go here on Tik Tok and then we basically
66. 11:17just do that for 24 hours because again we know how to make good life decisions Isn't that cool um and then what we're going to do is you
67. 11:25just show up for the thing if you have no experience with chat GPT other than you bought a Plus subscription and
68. 11:32you've been just messing around with it but you've never made a GPT we're going to make a GPT that's going to be like
69. 11:39basically like an educational GPT for your nonprofit or your cause of choice um that will answer questions about it
70. 11:47about the the organization about volunteering about all that sort of stuff based on the information you have
71. 11:54on the website for the organization which I think is is super cool so we'll teach you how to how to do that build
72. 12:00that um we'll give you a couple little Advanced options and and basically within within an hour you'll have built
73. 12:09a fully functional custom GPT that you can use for your organization or someone else's organization um and it it'll even
74. 12:17do a call to action to the Donate page that's the thing I'm actually really excited about all right so that's what
75. 12:23that's going to be that's very helpful for nonprofit organizations yeah thanks Jesse from Austin I'm excited about it
76. 12:29it was a so so what this came out of was um not that long ago how long ago was it I don't know um oh I know when it was
77. 12:41November 30th I decided to do a 24-hour chaty PT Aon in celebration of the um oneyear anniversary of chaty PT and then
78. 12:52someone said hey Kyle like this was a week ago Thursday someone said hey Kyle you should do another 24-hour thing
79. 12:58thing and I'm like you're a dumb Dum and then I was like wait a minute we've got the week off in between Christmas and
80. 13:04New Year why don't we do this we'll do a 24-hour thing maybe I'll team up with an Murphy I just said it out loud and then
81. 13:11I don't either she was on the call or something like that but she found out about she's like I'm in let's do this um
82. 13:17and so we decided to do this and then the next day I was diagnosed with covid so so but I think I think I'm on the
83. 13:25mend enough that I think I'll be fine for Saturday but you know you know no good deed goes unpunished in this
84. 13:33world who has the week off between Christmas and New Year apparently all of the pharmaceutical industry is this like Jerry Lewis ton
85. 13:43without the big band that dancing bears and cheesy cheesy magicians it's exactly like that Spike Jones it's got It's got
86. 13:50all of the uh the uh comedic stylings of Kyle Shannon uh you know on the on the nines and the three and then and then Ann Murphy's great
87. 14:02she's just a ball of energy she's really good at this stuff so so and and the other cool thing the thing I'm I'm kind
88. 14:09of excited about is I'm also encouraging if you've built gpts before if you're expert at this if you're like lunatick
89. 14:17who's made 50 of these things I want everyone to come to these because you can support new people that are trying
90. 14:24to figure this out and have questions and so I'll be sort of going on and you know doing my down the rabbit hole kind
91. 14:29of thing and so you can all support one another and so even if even if you come you know for one of the early ones make
92. 14:37a GPT and then come to the later ones and improve on your GPT or build another one like why not you know I want it to
93. 14:43be I want it to be a fun event so yeah just like the ton without the raising money and without the uh yeah without the star
94. 14:52power although I did tag Sam Alman in a tweet today and said Sam what do you think he hasn't retweeted me yet cuz you
95. 14:59know he's jealous and all that happens that what are you going to do all right these 24 Mar hour marathons are killing
96. 15:06me four hours is more my speed I know so Source Camp it's it's it's going to be the same lesson repeated over and over
97. 15:13and over again you don't have to come to all of them I think I think you are sufficiently up to speed on
98. 15:20gpts but feel free to share with anyone you know and there's no excuse for someone who's you know in some other part of the world or like
99. 15:31I'm traveling whatever there's no excuse every 3 hours for 24 hours there's going to be one of these you can f someone can fit it in their
100. 15:39schedule all right um let me talk some more about the AI salon so this this little this little rag tag bunch of
101. 15:50bunch of people here um so this community I started when when I when I learned about um chat gbt I was I was fairly deep into
102. 16:03the into the the AI game doing generative AI stuff with stable diffusion and dream booth and things like that and I had started an art
103. 16:12project and I was fairly deep in the game um but it it it didn't it felt interesting but not significant and then
104. 16:21chat GPT came out and I was like oh [ __ ] this is this is really significant this is bigger than the early of the web and
105. 16:31so I was fortunate enough to be in in New York City in in the mid 90s when the when the web came onto the scene I
106. 16:37co-founded agency.com which was one of the first digital agencies but I also started a group called the worldwide web
107. 16:43artist Consortium which was basically just a Shameless attempt on my part to surround myself with people that knew
108. 16:50more than I did about the worldwide web and guess what I discovered nobody knew [ __ ] anything nobody knew anything
109. 16:56everyone was trying to figure it out and it it it was really about a 2 or threee period where there were no experts you couldn't
110. 17:07get a degree in it um you couldn't hire someone out of college with those skills everyone had to figure it out on their
111. 17:13own and so having a community like that was incredibly powerful so when chat jpt came out I like I immediately knew I got
112. 17:21to do this so we started this AI salon so Leah faston who's a professional photographer out of Boston she and I
113. 17:27were talking about this AI stuff and when chat GPT came out I said let's start this thing and she was like I'm in
114. 17:33let's go and so we started this the week after chat GPT came out so we just celebrated our one-year anniversary just
115. 17:39had my my oneye anniversary sweatshirt on my hoodie um and and that's what the community is it's like a support group we just we so
116. 17:48we just recently two months ago we launched this online community on Mighty networks um and we just cracked 500
117. 17:56members on the online community which is great CU we had I think we had 7 or 800 on Discord but you know a lot of people
118. 18:03join and discord's hard so a lot of people didn't use it so we just hit the 500 Mark here if you if you come to the
119. 18:10AI Salon Mighty networks go to the welcome to the salon page and we'll talk about who we are why we do what we do
120. 18:17what we're trying to accomplish but then Also it talks about our values things like curiosity and generosity like if
121. 18:24you learn something share it don't hoard it share your because this stuff's moving so fast that even if it seems
122. 18:32like it's proprietary and really good for you to hold on to it right now it's going to be obsolete in two months
123. 18:36anyway so you might as well share it and and what it's done is it's created a really amazing Community here um that is
124. 18:43is super generous um exploration is one of our values collaboration's one of our values um inclusion empathy um empathy
125. 18:51is a big one for me because um as exciting as this AI stuff is and this channel is a testament to how excited and optimistic I am about this
126. 19:02stuff but I also recognize thank you Winston I appreciate that I also recognize that these Technologies are profound and
127. 19:14a lot of people are scared a lot of people are angry most of the people that are scared and angry have not used the
128. 19:21tools uh they're making a lot of assumptions about how they work and how evil they are and all that sort of [ __ ]
129. 19:27and so a big part of this is De demystifying that but it's also understanding that people are in that
130. 19:32place and so the whole idea of the salon is we want people to be able to come there and no matter where they are on
131. 19:37this journey I had someone last night on the live said when they when they came to the live they were V vehemently
132. 19:43against Ai and now they're totally into it because they learned about it and once they learned about it it sort of
133. 19:51brought down all of those preconceived notions and and open things up so that's that and then then um the other thing
134. 20:00that if you decide you want to join if you if you resonate with those values and with what we're about great then
135. 20:05jump into the introduce yourself section and introduce yourself and be generous use one of our values and tell us who
136. 20:12you are and what what you're about and then there's water cooler discussions there's a showand tell Channel which a
137. 20:19lot of what shows up GPT for good oh that's really nice thank you Kate that's really cool um a lot of what shows up in
138. 20:24Show and Tell here is based on what we're talking about in this channel so I'll make some stupid joke and then a
139. 20:31bunch of images of that stupid joke end up end up in show and tell which is fun that's a super cool in syndicon nice go with the flow I like
140. 20:43it so anyway so that's that and then the other thing that um is in the is in the in the salon are guilds so we've got um
141. 20:54uh Peter kaminsky's got an AI 101 Guild Leah my my co-founder has got an Art Guild there's a writer Guild by Jane a
142. 21:02business Guild with uh with Ken and Bradley Pat's got the AI mechanics Guild um jrc's got the healthc care Guild uh
143. 21:11there's a video Guild by Scott and we're just about to open the education Guild with Matt and Stacy Mr K if you see him
144. 21:18here on on uh Whata call it uh on the Tik Tok uh Mr K is going to be heading up that with Stacy just me and
145. 21:27the trees been introducing fellow cruising passengers about a AI lots of Kevin mallister moments are you on that
146. 21:359mon cruise Source Camp are you on the nine month nightmare of from Hell Cruise or did you just go for like a
147. 21:44week I think it's awesome you're teaching people about AI on a cruise ship it's like they can't escape sit down Source cam no just a
148. 21:55week all right good that's awesome um Sal is one of those from Fear to Fantastic converts I think great yeah that's right I think it was
149. 22:06Sally I think you're right Amelia's wife captive AUD yeah exactly exactly I'm bored yeah I'm bored too do you want to
150. 22:14eat some more no you want to learn about AI not really come on I'll teach you anyway okay hey that's kind of oh my [Laughter]
151. 22:26God I like it I fully support I I ful fully support the AI ambush in fact I encouraged it with with people home with their families just
152. 22:38talk about it but they're going to think I'm a weirdo they already think you're a weirdo you're already the black sheep
153. 22:44you might as well just lean into it oh all right s oh oh that's good yes s yes I am and now I'm trying to convert others that's the thing
154. 23:00about people who are vehemently against something that then convert they're the they're insufferable because because they knew what it was
155. 23:09like to be in that sort of arms crossed kind of defensive mode about Ai and they they acutely s acutely
156. 23:20understands the difference between what he thought it was and what it actually is and and honest to once you get what
157. 23:29it what it really is like it's my the the only way I can explain learning more and more about AI is just it's it's this
158. 23:37sort of parting of of the of the clouds right and just there's this Clarity that opens up and this possibility um that just seems to get
159. 23:48bigger and bigger and bigger um it's wild it's wild so yeah all right Joker actually I have four platforms and
160. 23:58models running locally oh Joker You're just showing off now I don't I've got I've got a couple of models that I installed and ran once
161. 24:07and then I'm like yeah I'm just going to keep using open AI cuz it's like it's the best if I had stuff I was doing that
162. 24:15I really wanted a local version or if I you know but I just kind of need to know how's this [ __ ] working and it's it's
163. 24:23good enough to use the commercial [ __ ] right now that said I think the I think the open source movement is critically important
164. 24:32and I think what what the open source Community is going to do is they're going to drive better and better models
165. 24:39smaller and smaller and more and more efficient so as Hardware continues to follow Moore's Law these large language models are
166. 24:48going to sort of catch up and we're going to be able to install very high quality large language models that run locally on a device and
167. 24:59what that means is you don't need an internet connection like you could have the full power of at least GPT 3.5 maybe
168. 25:07even GPT 4 on your phone without needing an internet connection um and like when I think about how powerful that is because if if
169. 25:19you think about what chat GPT really is you take all of the knowledge that's been dumped onto the internet in the past 40 years it's a
170. 25:31lot and all of these models have been trained on most of the [ __ ] that's out there in the public internet right there's lots
171. 25:39of other data sources that aren't in it but the a lot of it's a lot of the public internet is captured and so
172. 25:47imagine being able to have instant access to all of the knowledge of everything that's been dumped on the
173. 25:53internet without needing an internet connection so imagine third world countries and places that don't have
174. 26:00access and maybe they do have mobile phones but they don't always have connectivity things like you know
175. 26:06medical emergencies and diagnosis and things like that and as these models get stronger and stronger with multimodal
176. 26:12capabilities the ability to take a picture of a wound or or you know a broken bone or whatever it might be you
177. 26:20know an eye infection and have that immediately diagnosed with all of this stuff I mean it's crazy tanker a Kush hello Kyle hope all is
178. 26:30well in in your world it is improving in my world we had four out of four Shannon family members well minus champ champ
179. 26:38didn't test positive for covid yet he seem he seems to have skirted it but but the four adults in the house all
180. 26:46got it and and the others other than me are immuno compromised so it was pretty serious deal but got them all unpacked PID and
181. 26:59uh or Pax loid I don't know how you say that and they they seem to be on the mend so all's good and I'm on the menend i'
182. 27:06i' still got a scratchy voice I'm still a little snotty but like it's it's mostly gone I felt like I woke up this
183. 27:12morning I actually cleaned my little infirmary area vacuumed just it's not like me uh so I had a lot of energy and then uh I did
184. 27:23like 90 minutes of intense I did the dishes I did vacuum I'm like okay back this is good and then my body was like
185. 27:30hey [ __ ] go back to bed I was like oh yeah I was sick so oh man the one I got running last night just kept saying I need your
186. 27:42help how much money is involved yeah that's that's not a large language model joker I'm pretty sure that's a different
187. 27:48kind of application you installed there buddy I can help you with that I think you installed this in your computer you can make money
188. 27:56with for 1995 just 1995 and four easy payments I can teach you how to make money with so very different application than chat gbt
189. 28:08buddy have I taught you nothing apparently oh man all right let's see um my wife is still covering from Co
190. 28:22herself hey Mr K what's happening uh I am excited to get the education Guild up and running I'm really really [ __ ]
191. 28:29stoked about that I hope your wife feels better any insight or comment on the New York Times case against Microsoft and open AI
192. 28:43um it's an important one I I doubt very seriously it will hit um it will hit the courts right I think they'll settle before then
193. 28:58um it's it's in no one's interest including the New York's times to shut down arguably the most powerful most
194. 29:07popular piece of software in history um they just want their cut of the action they did a they cut a deal with
195. 29:16Google $100 million with Google in May which as someone pointed out I think Ted pointed out someone pointed out was not
196. 29:25really an AI deal but it was it was it was it was a big deal with Google um so it's interesting to me that they
197. 29:37didn't sue Google right they've got aund million deal with Google so they didn't sue them so they're just you know they're suing and and
198. 29:47um shortly before um Alman was fired you know maybe like the month before they were fired they were apparently in negotiations with the
199. 29:59times to do something and those talks apparently fell apart and so like it I understand why they're doing it I think
200. 30:12that I think that the data scientists and the lawyers arguing for the good of humanity are going to be able to completely
201. 30:23dismantle the times lawsuit but uh you never know like if they end up not settling and if they end up taking
202. 30:33it to court um it could really [ __ ] up the industry I just I don't think anyone's going to let that happen like I
203. 30:41just you know you know there's too much there too much money involved the there's too many big players involved to
204. 30:47let it you know completely just tank an industry um but that said it's it's an important case right and it it will
205. 30:58this will establish some boundaries about what the rules of the game are and like whether they settle or go to court
206. 31:04this is going to establish some boundaries I just doubt very seriously they're going to they're going to flush it all down the toilet
207. 31:11um yeah it just it doesn't make any sense for anyone involved including the times right cu the times is going to want to
208. 31:20use they're going they're going to want their content to to be part of the AI fabric that's getting Incorporated in
209. 31:32everything right if the times just remains behind this pay wall off to the side and you can't actually access any
210. 31:41New York Times data in any kind of official way through these large language models it just doesn't make any sense
211. 31:51um you know right now they're like well this is my horse and buggy and we're we're sticking to horses and we'll sue
212. 31:57you with your fancy motorized vehicles we support horses like that's a bit of what's going on right now but like that's to be
213. 32:09expected that's to be expected it's the old gray lady right she's been around for a while she she's had her ass handed
214. 32:15to her by the shift to digital and now all of a sudden you got these large language models that can just scoop all
215. 32:21the [ __ ] out of your archives and and make it accessible for free like it's totally freaking them out like how are
216. 32:27we going to make money with this well you're going to cut50 and hundred million do deals with the with the the
217. 32:33people that do this sh like they'll figure that out so that's that's my thoughts on it again I'm not in this
218. 32:40world the the legal world the copyright world I'm not in it I just look at it peripherally from the outside and look
219. 32:47at the the larger Trends and who are the players and how much money is involved and like how these things have played out
220. 32:53historically um so it's the the headlines are juicy right you know is is open AI going to have to shut down chat
221. 33:04GPT awesome headline let's run it you know go A1 with that no they're not I just no good headline oh my God they're going to shut
222. 33:19down chat GPT did you hear did you hear it's it's so crazy it's so cra they're going to shut it down everybody was
223. 33:25using it everybody seemed to like it I heard the robots were going to kill us did you really yes where did you hear
224. 33:31that it was some movie I saw like 10 years ago oh the [ __ ] robots are going to kill us have you used the robots they
225. 33:45can barely [ __ ] spell okay people calm down the robots that are going to kill us those are at least three years out
226. 33:54jeez doesn't anyone know anything [Laughter] you should do that you should do a video on that Mr K hey teachers come on in the water's
227. 34:05fine the really bad robots don't show up for another year or two you can you could just hear them scattering off the
228. 34:16ship this this is why we can't have nice intelligent things exactly don't let me near near your legal arguments I will I
229. 34:26will flush this [ __ ] down the toilet cue the creepy music Goodbye Horses buggy whips are back oh I did I
230. 34:40made a comment on someone's post I forget which one it was someone posted the [ __ ] did they say oh it was some cockamamy [ __ ] thing
231. 34:54about I think Gartner did a a report that like 20% of marketers said they're going acoustic which was like a hip term for
232. 35:08we're not going to use AI to to cater to the audience that you know is afraid of AI and that that like I made that horse
233. 35:18and buggy comment then I I'm like okay 20% of marketers are saying we're backing the horses for for our customer
234. 35:27that are afraid of those stinky noisy Motors it was it it was the most ridiculous thing i' I'd seen like like
235. 35:35whatever it's you we're in a situation where you've got 80% of people have not use chat GPT we're just very early in
236. 35:43this so of course you're going to have a huge chunk of consumers that are like I'm afraid of AI I don't want AI does
237. 35:51that mean they're going to be afraid of it once they use it no it just means they haven't used it like don't plan
238. 35:57your future [ __ ] marketing on the fact that 80% of the people haven't tried something yet without you deeply understanding it as a
239. 36:06marketer it's it's one of the reasons we're doing the the GPT for good for nonprofits is I think that nonprofits
240. 36:14are are some of the organizations that are going to benefit the most from from AI both in the in their programs and in
241. 36:21development and fundraising because nonprofits are chronically chronically understaffed on both the development and
242. 36:29administration side and on the program side these tools can amplify both sides of that equation and from what I hear
243. 36:38from Ann Murphy and other people that I've talked to the the nonprofit world is [ __ ] terrified of AI and they've
244. 36:45got all these moral soap boxes about it's evil and it's bad and it's stealing and it's not accurate and it's it's all
245. 36:53the same arguments from people who haven't used it and so why we're doing this thing on Saturday is to just get
246. 37:01get your hands on it start playing with it build a GPT you don't have to launch it publicly just build it see what it
247. 37:09does and same with marketers if if you're if you're in a big corporation like I would say two things if you're in a big Corporation and
248. 37:18you're a secret cyborg so secret cyborgs it's a term coin by Ethan mullik excuse me to talk about people in in corporations
249. 37:30that are getting secretly AI literate if you're one of those I would strongly suggest you step out of the
250. 37:37shadows and start talking about what you know and what you're learning if you're in a large organization and you're sitting back
251. 37:44going oh we'll get to it in two or three years we've got time you don't you don't get off your ass and get curious
252. 37:56wow it's very conservative here and we hear that it's uh not very secure okay great so don't use it for critical
253. 38:04company data but like maybe have it help you write an email like it's being built into Office 365 maybe learn what it can do sitting
254. 38:16inside the software that you're already using wow I I have got time do you this stuff's coming fast and it's
255. 38:27and it's accelerating in its capability and so the longer you wait the more painful the transition's going to be and
256. 38:35the higher the risk of one of your competitors getting up to speed on this stuff and being able to out compete you
257. 38:43either outprice you out deliver you do it more quickly I think the the advertising holding companies are in trouble if they
258. 38:54don't get their [ __ ] together cuz they're sitting back you know all [ __ ] sh like we're good we've been doing this for decades little
259. 39:07Skippy that's what they said to me when I started agency.com in 1994 this digital thing we do real advertising that's the
260. 39:18uh Super Bowl commercials we win Emmys for those attitude still there this one's bigger than a worldwide web
261. 39:33kids you better better look over your shoulder CU it's coming quick and it's a lot bigger all right there's a lot of
262. 39:40ego and nonprofits I have stories especially when local politicians get involved yeah I'm sure I'm sure and
263. 39:46again like my goal for Saturday is just I hope we have some fun and some people learn some [ __ ] um I think what's going
264. 39:54to happen in nonprofits is probably what what's happening in um in corporations where it's going to start with secret cyborgs it's going to
265. 40:03start with people lower in the organization secretly getting up to speed on AI having it help them do their
266. 40:11job better not necessarily telling their bosses about it cuz maybe they're getting done in 20 hours what used to
267. 40:16take them 40 hours or they're getting done in 10 hours what used to take them 40 hours we don't necessarily want Janie
268. 40:23to know what's happening right so I think we'll see some of that and then what's going to happen is you're going to have a handful of
269. 40:34breakout nonprofits that Embrace this [ __ ] and start out fundraising their competitors and out delivering on
270. 40:45programs they all want the credit and glory is why yeah I know that's every big Corporation is that it's still you know than thank you
271. 40:55Winston I appreciate apprciate that I still think it's in individuals interest to make some noise that they
272. 41:06know what's going on with this AI stuff AI for president it couldn't be worse than like like some some sort of
273. 41:16um airun government based on some transparent um Constitution I'd take that over the the [ __ ] nonsense that we call politics
274. 41:30today our country isn't being run right now at all we're being Bamboozled willingly all right let's see Tyron
275. 41:44truth hey Kyle what's shaking how are you daily reminder is that AI is way more than llms good point Pate it is absolutely
276. 42:01although I'd argue that llms are going to be our Gateway initially and again pay as soon as as soon as your humble little company there
277. 42:10can launch your your fancy new your fancy new uh your fancy new multimodal beast that's going to destroy the llm of
278. 42:19the day chat GPT um I'm all there for it but it ain't launched yet so paint works for Google Google's got some [ __ ] coming
279. 42:32don't get me wrong don't count Google out like Google Google invented this [ __ ] they invented the Transformer the
280. 42:38thing that is the foundation all the tools that we're playing with are all based on um this thing called the
281. 42:45Transformer that Google actually invented so oh man is for public yet is what for public yet I don't know what that means
282. 42:54what happens to normal people jobs uh they they transform some will go away some will transform into new things
283. 43:03um but the nature of work will change it's not going to change overnight but the nature of what each job is is going
284. 43:10to change dramatically because AI is going to automate a lot of the Tactical execution of almost every job Kyle can
285. 43:20you explain the difference between the GPT you create and an AI assistant chat GPT 4.0 paid version yeah I can explain that
286. 43:32sure um all right let me go let me show you something okay so this page this page used to be something that I showed a
287. 43:48lot um there's two columns here these are both chat GPT well no that's not true these are both open AI open AI is the company behind
288. 44:02chat GPT there's chat GPT which is the thing on the left and then there's the developer platform which is called the
289. 44:11playground platform. open.com playground this is where developers go to build applications like chat GPT so to
290. 44:20understand this the the base model the What's called the Frontier Model is called G p pt4 and that's the thing that's been
291. 44:28trained on all the internet its knowledge cut off date is April of 2023 at this point they upgraded it from September
292. 44:352021 and it's a it's kind of this static model where they they trained it on all this data and it's sitting there just
293. 44:41like a blob a really powerful blob in order to access that blob you you need to use what are called apis application
294. 44:50programming interfaces you do that from the developer side right so if if you're someone that does no code automations
295. 44:59with something like zappier or make that's sort of the no code version of this where you're you're tapping into
296. 45:05the open AI under underlying model um with a with apis or you're actually just programming and and you're writing your
297. 45:14own applications that are making calls into this thing okay so that's that let's jump over to the actual sites now so here's chat GPT
298. 45:32[Music] you know Pate is going to be so happy when when um what's it called Gemini when Gemini Ultra launches and I end up
299. 45:45loving it and I start demo demoing it more than I used to demo chat GPT he's going to be ecstatic this seriously this
300. 45:54channel has become like a giant [ __ ] ad for Sam Alman and his happy little Merry Little band of AI people cuz no
301. 46:01one's really caught him yet but as soon as someone does I'm telling you this channel will switch okay so here we are at chat GPT
302. 46:10think of so so you have your your large language model down here and then you have chat GPT is an application that
303. 46:16sits on top of that so chat GPT is the thing that says I want you to act like a really helpful assistant when when
304. 46:24someone comes in and asks you for something I want you to go down and look in your knowledge in the gp4 thing and
305. 46:30when it comes back I want you to respond with this really positive nice here you go boss need anything else oh yeah sorry
306. 46:37I misspelled that let me try again all of that behavior is happening up at the application layer so that's chat GPT 4
307. 46:45gp4 is the base model chat GPT is the application sitting on top of that there's also you've got Microsoft's
308. 46:54co-pilot is sitting on top of gp4 as well but it's a different application which is why even though Microsoft
309. 47:03co-pilot is tapping into GPT 4 it's not as good as open AI chat GPT because the way they've got it set up they've got so
310. 47:12many safety guard rails in it it really hobbles it right so so it's a it's a different application layer and then the custom
311. 47:20gpts the things that we're going to teach on Saturday at the GPT for good 24-hour athon those are just sort of think of those as
312. 47:30micro versions of chat GPT just sort of a a version of chat GPT that's designed to do a specific task okay so if I go
313. 47:40over so so normal chat gbt I can ask at anything because it's basically got all of the knowledge of you know 40 Years of
314. 47:48the internet dumped into it or a a lot of it gpts are much more um specific specific like I've got one here called
315. 47:57Dream Weaver and this is this is the second GPT I ever made and this is um it'll analyze your dreams and then
316. 48:05I've got another one my first one which is still one of my favorites is called Sin City sipper and this will help you make a drink so
317. 48:15um I want to invent a warm drink for the holidays based on uh Bourbon and Sin City sipper ah the
318. 48:31holidays a time for cozy Gathering Sin City sipper holiday warmer so it's going to come up with this drink that is a a um a Twist a Vegas
319. 48:43Twist on a classic cocktail and it's going to it's going to give you so this is bourbon maple syrup nice orange bitters nice hot water
320. 48:54cinnamon stick orange people or orange peel orange people I see orange people uh a pinch of ground nutmeg nice sounds great and then
321. 49:05it will also make you the image of the drink how cool is that so this is a very specific version of chat GPT so the difference between an AI
322. 49:18assistant with open Ai and a GPT is that the gpts think of the gpts as the consumer version of AI assistants
323. 49:30so to make these you don't need to know any coding whatsoever so so this is the the consumer front end of chat GPT is is
324. 49:40chat GPT and then the gpts that you make and that we're going to be making on Saturday are you don't need any coding
325. 49:48you can code but you don't need it if you if we conversely Now flip over to the playground ground so if I go to platform. open.com SL
326. 50:01playground I then come into this thing let me see if I can make this a little bit bigger so you can see it there's
327. 50:09this thing called an assistant and so this I made an assistant called 7s muscle car expert and then I've got a
328. 50:15prompt here and I choose my GPT model so that you've got different models you can choose from um that have different costs
329. 50:24and have different advant ages and disadvantages um so if you're going to if you're going to be creating an
330. 50:30application for your website for example that uh is going to be doing thousands of calls a day um you might not want to
331. 50:38use the most expensive model you might not need to right so so when you're developing in the playground you need to
332. 50:45understand things like you know what do the different models do and what are their costs and things like that um you
333. 50:52can then turn on things like retrieval which is another word for for knowledge on the consumer side this is called
334. 50:58knowledge and it's just an upload button here you turn it on you have to configure it you add files to it um you
335. 51:04can turn on or off code interpreter you can you can turn on functions so these are apis um you can uh do a thing called
336. 51:12threading where you can have it you know remember the conversation and you can you can actually have one assistant
337. 51:19generate other assistant and then communicate with them so there's just there's a lot more capability back here um but but you um but
338. 51:33you but you're but but you have to know how to code basically right and then but how it works is very very similar so if
339. 51:41I go in here and I say um tell me about the trees uh hang on
340. 51:57run I think I've yeah run instructions why is it not running oh cancel run oh I've got a thread running
341. 52:11here let's see I don't quite understand enter a message uh tell me about the trees reflecting on these Automotive
342. 52:26Giants gives enthusiasts of Cl classic car fans a lot to admire I'd love to hear about yourself tell me about the
343. 52:37trees I'm just trying to figure out what it's doing here oh it I guess it had to spin up had to spin up an instance and
344. 52:44run and then it answered it up here up above I stop this anyway that's it cancel run there we
345. 52:58go certainly you know the way trees change and adapt over the seasons can be quite reminiscent of how muscle cars
346. 53:06evolved during the 1970s so I have this thing prompted to be a' 70s muscle car expert and so when I give it a a dumb
347. 53:13little um prompt like that it'll always steer the direction back toward 70s muscle cars which is fun right but this
348. 53:22is a it's a much more complicated environment to develop in and you have to understand things like apis and things like that so that's the
349. 53:28difference uh python coding you can do it primarily but any way you can call an API I think most of the access right now
350. 53:36is python but it can be all sorts of things you know you can develop these things in um whatever language you're
351. 53:44developing in or you can use no code tools like uh zapier or make all right so does that make make sense woo that was a rabbit hole fun
352. 53:57huh you had to ask good Lord Kyle I didn't realize it was that complicated gez gee willikers s yes but then say you get it to do what
353. 54:10you want you would redo all of that each time is is s asking about the gpts why would you create a GPT I'm assuming Pate all right
354. 54:25sorry but what's the point couldn't you ask the same thing from gp4 yeah so s so here's the difference yes you could so
355. 54:32so P's point there is really right you can effectively think of gpts as snapshots of an already focused chat
356. 54:39exactly so here let me let me show you one s that that might give you a reason why why gpts what I am going to show you this okay
357. 54:56so this GPT what is going on here what what sorry I got a weird reflection I don't know where that reflection is
358. 55:06coming from okay there we go um so this is a GPT called salmon flying East screenplay decoder so my first screenplay I wrote
359. 55:17In 1991 or 1992 I think it was 91 I wrote with Brian dystra in New York and it's it's been sitting on a hard drive for 30
360. 55:27years we got some interest in it but we didn't sell it so it's just been sitting there dormant well one night someone asked
361. 55:37me um hey Kyle you said that chat GPT might be good for doing storyboarding how how would that work and I said oh
362. 55:45well let me let me try something and so I went and I found this screenplay and chat gp4 has um the abil ability to
363. 55:55upload files right and so I uploaded text version of this file of this screenplay that I wrote and I said hey
364. 56:03read this screenplay and then describe the first 10 visual moments of the film and describe what's happening in
365. 56:11the screenplay and then describe what's happening visually and then within like 20 minutes I had storyboarded the first 10 minutes
366. 56:19of this film in this really cool style and I thought oh that's amazing and then I thought hey wait a minute I could turn this into a GPT and
367. 56:29so someone could take chat GPT and they could say hey Kyle send me your screenplay I want to pop it into chat GPT and I'm going to
368. 56:39prompt it for things right and then I would send them my screenplay and then they would pop it in and they would
369. 56:45prompt it but by doing it as a GPT I actually uploaded my screenplay into this GPT I've pre- prompted it with a series
370. 56:54of questions and I've pre- prompted it with a series of of instructions for how I want it to behave so so basically one
371. 57:03of the main instructions I've built into this is whenever you describe a scene in the movie I want you to generate a
372. 57:10storyboard like a frame from the film to bring that thing to life so I've got like can you show me let's see what happens in the first
373. 57:18scene let's see let's do that what happens in the first scene of the movie so that's one of the pre-prom questions
374. 57:25and so it's now reading my screenplay searching my knowledge which is the screenplay and I told it you can only use this screenplay as your
375. 57:36knowledge and then it's going to describe to me what happens in this so I can now share this with the world right
376. 57:42I can share this as a packaged entity I can say hey I've got this cool screenplay you can learn learn about it
377. 57:50by playing with this GPT no one has to do any prompting they're they're literally just they can ask it anything
378. 57:55they want but they're asking this specific knowledge base so what this says is the first scene of the screenplay
379. 58:03salmon flying East is set in Gig Harbor Washington at the Docks during pre-dawn hours of 1991 it opens with a view of
380. 58:11the foggy Northwest air hanging over the glassy water of the Puget Sound a white fishing boat with a blue stripe is seen
381. 58:17resting in a creaking slip so it goes on to do that and then it renders that scene I mean that's [ __ ] remarkable
382. 58:29and so so imagine this for for a nonprofit let's say you've got a nonprofit and and I don't know it's about I don't know um storytelling for
383. 58:40kids and you could talk about the nonprofit and then you could have it automatically generate um an illustration for a kids
384. 58:49book or an idea for a kids book and then it might also say Hey by by the way if you want to donate to this
385. 58:56swell organization click here and that's what we're going to build on Saturday but I mean this is remarkable I can just
386. 59:02give someone the URL to this to this interactive version of my screenplay it totally brings this thing to life I mean
387. 59:10what's what's absolutely wild to me is that that frame right there it that it just created like that's kind of what I
388. 59:18had in my head when I wrote this thing in 1991 so it's pulling all the descriptions out of the screen play and
389. 59:25using it to like render a scene that yeah I mean it's just remarkable so so that's why gpts are important because they allow Everyday
390. 59:39People to create Standalone applications that are incredibly sophisticated um and and do it without any coding knowledge like like if you
391. 59:51want to if you want to learn zappier which is what they call a no code tool you actually really have to learn programming you have to learn
392. 1:00:00programming logic you don't have to learn the code but you have to learn programming logic you have to understand
393. 1:00:05what an API is you have to understand what API keys are you have to understand um how to connect different components
394. 1:00:13together to get it to do different [ __ ] thank you Ronda thank you for subscribing I appreciate that um excuse me ah the
395. 1:00:25the co the co is wreaking havoc on my sinuses um with gpts you can literally just have an intention I'd like to help I'd like to
396. 1:00:40create a GPT that will help someone troubleshoot mechanical problems in their 1971 Ford Mustang and you can build
397. 1:00:51that and you can share that with the world and so that's what we're going to do all day Saturday is teach people how to
398. 1:00:59build these things can jet gbt send an email collect data and send it to my portal or website not straight out of
399. 1:01:07Brooklyn not straight out of uh the gpts can't right now so they've got actions in them so if you learn how to use the
400. 1:01:16the actions the apis that are built into gpts you can do that it might be easier to do something like that Mr it with
401. 1:01:23zappier um because zapier has already got all the connections to Gmail and and things like that so I've built I've
402. 1:01:31built a number of things that will um generate content at open aai and then format it into a Gmail and send it um or
403. 1:01:40or to post something to our slack Channel um so it might be easier to use zapier right now the the API integration
404. 1:01:47when you make these gpts is is still a little wonky I'm guessing in within 3 to six months it'll probably be
405. 1:01:59really trivial to be able to add API calls into into your gpts it'll probably be like a marketplace where you can just
406. 1:02:06sort of click on things and add it to your GPT it's just not there right right now it it requires you where should a beginner start learning
407. 1:02:16Ai and are there projects you would suggest that's a great question okay I'm going to I'm going to change gears here
408. 1:02:22for a second I'm going to flip flip over to the AI salon and I'm going to go to a channel here so the AI Salon the thing I'm
409. 1:02:32showing right here is part of this thing called the AI Salon which I started about a year ago and if you go to this
410. 1:02:40URL the salon. a oh thank you Lord digital Gods thank you for the rues as always I appreciate the contribution it
411. 1:02:50it makes a big difference I appreciate it thank you um if you go to the salon. it's it's a free community it's a it's a
412. 1:02:57community of people all doing AI stuff the first two links on this page right now it's a link tree are to this
413. 1:03:04community called Mighty networks and the second link is all about this event we're having on Saturday called GPT for good so this
414. 1:03:12Saturday on uh starting at 6:00 a.m. Pacific myself and Ann Murray Ann Murphy from um from empowered fundraiser are
415. 1:03:27doing this event called GPT for good so we're going to teach people how do I sign up for Saturday you can just show
416. 1:03:32up here I'm I'm I'm doing 9:00 a.m. 3 p.m. 900 p.m. 3:00 a.m. on this channel uh Pacific time so you can just show up
417. 1:03:42to this Channel at those times and I'll I'll put reminders up but you can also if you go to go to the um the salon link
418. 1:03:55from from that address if you go to the link to the event it will drop you [Music] into it'll drop you into the GPT event
419. 1:04:13and in here you can RSVP so right now we've got 27 people have rsvpd but you can also just show up to the event if
420. 1:04:20you want a RSVP here that would be great it'll let us know you know that people care that they care enough to give the very
421. 1:04:29best um and then here's the schedule and there's links to Ann's Zoom meetings and to my Tik toks so Session One Ann's
422. 1:04:37going to do at 6:00 a.m. session two I'm going to do at 9:00 a.m. this is all Pacific Standard and then there's the schedule
423. 1:04:44for for all all of the events and it's going to be the same lesson over and over again but she's going to teach it
424. 1:04:50different than I will and I'm going to encourage people to come to multiple sessions so you can can ask questions and keep
425. 1:04:55building um but back to your question where should beginners start okay I'm going to go to AI tools and resources in the AI
426. 1:05:05Salon this is a list that I maintain um um that I maintain pretty regularly where you should start in my opinion is
427. 1:05:16with chat GPT it's just it's the best it is deep enough that you could probably spend the next 3 years just figuring out what you could
428. 1:05:27do with chat GPT even with just 3.5 so so the free version of chat GPT is called chat GPT 3.5 the paid version
429. 1:05:37chat GPT plus is called chat GPT 4 in my opinion chat pt4 is absolutely worth the 20 bucks a month if you can swing the 20
430. 1:05:47bucks a month do it like do it do it do do it I get I get zero commission from open AI Sam mman doesn't like me he's jealous
431. 1:06:01of me it's been well established it's documented the New York Times did a whole story on it it's not true I'm just I'm just an idiot
432. 1:06:15um um but I don't get any commission from this but what chat pt4 can do is is just mind blowing ly powerful so just
433. 1:06:27start with cat GPT and then in terms your qu the question's a really good one is there a project I could I should start
434. 1:06:35with the answer is yes and it should be the project that you're currently trying to solve in some part of your life right
435. 1:06:44so you've got this problem at work you can't get over the hump of you've got a novel that you've always wanted to start
436. 1:06:49but you can't get off the the thing you you've got um a video game idea that you've you've got a rough outline of and
437. 1:06:57you you want to take it to the next level any I any project either for yourself or for someone else oh my community center is
438. 1:07:07trying to put together a new program and and they asked if I could help and I don't really know if I can help that's
439. 1:07:14perfect rather than sitting in front of chat te like the weird box just sits there staring at you like what do you
440. 1:07:22want to do I can do anything what do you want which is very intimidating start with a project start with something
441. 1:07:31small start with hey I've got a friend who's trying to rewrite her resume great start there grab that it it rewrites resum is great it'll
442. 1:07:41write her a beautiful cover letter letter for a specific job it'll reorder her resume and highlight the things for
443. 1:07:47that specific job it's it's incredible so chat GPT by itself is like a car without Windows Doors hoods trunk or
444. 1:07:55quarter panels or brakes well that's more like the the the open AI playground is like that chat GPT okay um so so chat PT is kind of
445. 1:08:15like okay the the open AI playground is kind of like here's all the parts for your Tesla and then you build a Tesla and then
446. 1:08:26you've got to write the software to make it run chat gbt is kind of like a Tesla that can sort of steer but it doesn't
447. 1:08:33really have any of the the software in it and then the gpts are like really specific software applications in your
448. 1:08:41Tesla right like here's the one that makes it go fast and not slide around corners right here's the one that makes
449. 1:08:48helps you park easier here's the one that right so think of gpts as specific little applications for your Tesla the
450. 1:08:56open AI playground is you can build your own Tesla and program your own Tesla and and there's a lot of pre-built Parts
451. 1:09:04like you can treat the GPT playground like Lego blocks that you're just assembling [ __ ] that's already been
452. 1:09:09built or you can build your own very very sophisticated applications that use lots of other services and things like
453. 1:09:16that cat GPT itself is like a pre-built Tesla with just the basic [ __ ] on it and then it can do everything and then um
454. 1:09:25the gpts are like specific applications within that Tesla okay so that's where I would start I would start with chat GPT and just
455. 1:09:33learn what it can do um chat GPT 4 does things like it's got internet access it's got this thing called code
456. 1:09:40interpreter where it can do data analysis it's got GPT Vision where it can analyze images it's got dolly3 where
457. 1:09:47it can generate images so that screenplay thing I just showed you where it generated a frame from the movie
458. 1:09:53that's using Dolly 3 um and then you can create and share these custom gpts okay so that's what we're going to be doing
459. 1:09:59on Saturday is building and sharing gpts for nonprofits and for causes um and then there's lots and lots
460. 1:10:09of other stuff to play with so if you're really into image generation there are a lot of different tools what I have in
461. 1:10:15this list are the ones I think are worth your time there there like right now with AI there are thousands like 7 8,000
462. 1:10:25AI tools that all do some specific thing and they all purport to give you a back massage and and and a warm hug at the
463. 1:10:33end and they all are charging you 20 to 30 bucks a month and it's it's completely unsustainable and it's
464. 1:10:40completely unmanageable what this list is is my opinion about what I think is worth your time and and
465. 1:10:50listen by definition what that means is that this list is very incomplete this is just [ __ ] that I've got experience
466. 1:10:58with that I think it's worth you putting time into Kyle mention your YouTube channel too okay yeah I'm happy to do
467. 1:11:04that so if if you like what's going on here at the um in this channel I also have a YouTube channel where I've got archives of these
468. 1:11:17lives um at AI learninglab dtt is the is the YouTube channel Channel all right and I'm a little bit behind I'm a couple of weeks behind the
469. 1:11:27uh the co didn't help with that so but I'm I'm caught up through um we did a big we did a big 24-hour Aon on November
470. 1:11:4030th those are all up there and I think the week after that like the first week of December's up there but like the last
471. 1:11:45two weeks aren't there but anyway there's I started doing these lives nightly last April so there there are
472. 1:11:54they're 2 to three hour videos if you just can't get enough of this [ __ ] you got you you got plenty of
473. 1:12:02content there and then storyvine is my company that's the I'm the co-founder and CEO of that company and we just
474. 1:12:08built I'm so excited we just I came up with a name for the new product our ai ai product is called the authenticity
475. 1:12:14engine I'm really excited about that and uh yeah we just we're rolling out a whole new a whole new version but
476. 1:12:23there's a free version of gp4 in co-pilot yeah it so it is a free version of chat GPT 4 I would argue that it is
477. 1:12:33nowhere close to as good as open AI chaty bt4 but if you can't afford the 20 bucks a month for chat gp4 co-pilot is
478. 1:12:43absolutely a good alternative as is po if you subscribe to PO you get access to chat gp4 there as well did all of these
479. 1:12:52tools come out last year or was I just not in the loop before that s great question um it's a great question
480. 1:13:05so okay hang on I need I need some some AWA to to fuel this hang on November
481. 1:13:2030th 2022 is the day that chat GPT launches so just over a year ago chat GPT launches prior to that there were there
482. 1:13:36were a fair amount of tools out there that were getting a little bit of Buzz so the base model gpt3 came out in 20
483. 1:13:482020 and it got a decent amount of buzz it was like people were like oh this is one of of those large language models
484. 1:13:55that seems to be doing some [ __ ] and and they released the open AI playground and you could go play with it and people
485. 1:14:02were building things on it so like Jasper and copy AI were built on top of chat gp33 um Mid journey and stable diffusion
486. 1:14:16um were making some noise on the image generation front and and so so for the for the year and a half two years
487. 1:14:25leading up to the launch of chat GPT there were some things out there that were getting people excited but it was
488. 1:14:33more like it was getting the Geeks excited right cuz the Geeks who've been playing with machine learning and AI
489. 1:14:43development tools for a decade or two or three we're starting to see some things that were generating things that were kind of new and novel
490. 1:14:54the Transformer the thing that allowed chat GPT to exist was invented in 2017 there was a paper that came out called uh attention
491. 1:15:05is all you need and the the authors of that paper invent this thing called the Transformer and you don't need to know
492. 1:15:11anything about it other than it allowed machine learning models to be trained on very large data sets okay and what they
493. 1:15:21learned is that the more data you threw at it and the more compute power AO was already in use Alex yeah yeah yeah I
494. 1:15:29yeah I I agree so so what P said is AI was already in use Alexa uses AI yeah so ai's been in use for decades the the new
495. 1:15:37stuff this new generative AI stuff the stuff that seems really new the foundation of it was this paper called attention is all you
496. 1:15:46need and it means that the more data you throw at these things and the more compute power you throw at these things
497. 1:15:52the better they seemed to get Sam Alman and open AI like leaned into it heavy and what Sam Alman realized is this is
498. 1:16:00all about the data and it's all about compute resources so he he flipped open AI from a nonprofit open- Source venture
499. 1:16:09to a for-profit thing so that he could cut so he could raise more money so he could get more gpus to do more processing and then he
500. 1:16:18spent two or three years getting as much data from the open internet as he could and categorizing it and and putting it
501. 1:16:27in the format it need to be put in to be able to train the GPT models so they did gpt1 they did gpt2 they did gpt3 three
502. 1:16:36it started to come to life and started to behave in ways that were kind of beyond what they were expecting gpt3 was out for like a year
503. 1:16:46and a half 2 years before chat GPT launched and here's a a fun little fact in the documentation of gpt3 the foundation model in the
504. 1:16:58documentation for how to use it were instructions for how to build chat GPT and nobody built it and so when when Microsoft decided
505. 1:17:12they were going to invest a billion dollars in chat GPT Sam Alman said to his Dev team hey we got we got to be
506. 1:17:19able to show people what this thing is can you just whip up that chat GPT thing you got two weeks build the thing that's
507. 1:17:27in the documentation cuz nobody's built it yet so they built it and apparently there's a New York Times article about
508. 1:17:35this the night before they were going to launch it they went out and had drinks they thought maybe it's going to get
509. 1:17:40like a blog post and 5,000 comments or something like that within 5 days it had a million users within 6 weeks it had 100 million
510. 1:17:49users so the reason it seems like all of this stuff just turned up overnight is because chat PT was the first AI tool that you didn't
511. 1:18:02have to be a mathematician or an engineer to use it just kind of looked like a Google search box and it did all
512. 1:18:08this remarkable stuff so they got to 100 million users in six weeks with just Word of Mouth they didn't advertise it
513. 1:18:15like it's it was the fastest adoption of technology and history and it was just because people were like oh they
514. 1:18:23having Kevin McAllister moments this thing's remarkable and open AI has continued to stay in the lead but what happened
515. 1:18:31is because so many people used it so quickly all of the attention of the entire Tech Community including Google
516. 1:18:39including meta including all of them turned toward Ai and and all the investment money turned toward AI they
517. 1:18:46dropped blockchain and nft like a hot potato and they're in a well-deserved corner right now cuz they're little
518. 1:18:53Shenanigans stealing billions and trillions of dollars um they'll come back ai ai is going to bring back
519. 1:19:00blockchain in a pretty big way I think but but they're off in the corner right now everything's focused on AI so what
520. 1:19:06you're seeing right now is the result of the entire investment and Tech Community aiming at AI for the past year so it's
521. 1:19:15taken them a year to to to build these tools that we're now seeing drop one after the other so why it seems like in
522. 1:19:23the past two months it's been like holy crap like it's there's more [ __ ] than ever to deal with and it's all really
523. 1:19:30good and it's all getting better is because the foundation for this has been being built for decades the Transformer
524. 1:19:38was 2017 so you have six years of development of people training these big models to do images and video and music
525. 1:19:46and words and coding and all that sort of stuff and so it's all starting to come to fruition right now so if you
526. 1:19:54think 2023 was insane and you feel like you're behind with what was happening then 2024 is going to be [ __ ] Bonkers it's going to be
527. 1:20:05Bonkers if Gemini Ultra is even remotely as good as what was in those videos and I suspect it is it's probably got some
528. 1:20:15things where it's slower here and it's not as sexy there but if it's anywhere in the neighborhood of gp4 if we've got chat
529. 1:20:24gp4 and then we've got Gemini Ultra which is a viable competitor to gp4 and then you've got meta's going to
530. 1:20:33release their thing Apple's going to do whatever they're going to do their shit's going to be world class they're
531. 1:20:38building their Hardware to be able to run a lot of AI locally on device so Apple's going to be a really interesting player in
532. 1:20:46this and then you've got startups like anthropic and inflection that does Pie and anthropic does Claude we're going to have in 2024 and
533. 1:20:58this is just the large language models we're going to have five or six major massively competent multimodal can do images audio
534. 1:21:12video Magic Magical transformative kind of [ __ ] we're going to have five or six major platforms that you're going to be
535. 1:21:20able to do this stuff on and then and then there's the whole world of all the other [ __ ] 3D stuff gaming 3D worlds
536. 1:21:28metaverse [ __ ] um video video like video storytelling is going to my my company I have an 11 and a half year old company
537. 1:21:37that's one of our core value prop propositions right now is automated video editing which up until last year
538. 1:21:45was like oh that's really amazing and next year it's going to be like well yeah everything's automated what's your big deal it's like [ __ ]
539. 1:21:53is Gemini going to be extra money I would suspect so it it's probably like it seems to that that the like where
540. 1:22:01where Microsoft has landed with pricing is 30 bucks a month per per seat per user um chat gbts at 20 bucks a month I
541. 1:22:10I would imagine that um Gemini let's call it Gemini Advanced or Bard Advanced um that's going to be Gemini Ultra my
542. 1:22:19guess is it's going to be between 20 and 30 bucks a month can you give an example of some things other than large language models that's
543. 1:22:26been mentioned a few times absolutely let's go look at some stuff so even within chat GPT which chat GPT is a large language
544. 1:22:38model the fact that it made it made that image that's not a large language model that's that's an a a latent diffusion
545. 1:22:50like a diffusion model an image diffusion Fusion model um but let's hop over to AI Salon tools and resources and we'll go play with some
546. 1:23:01stuff so you've got you've got Dolly 3 is built into co-pilot and um and Chachi PT you have mid Journey which right now
547. 1:23:16you have to make images on Discord but but they're moving to the web they're in Alpha right now for their website and
548. 1:23:23they just went to version six so pay attention to Mid Journey cuz mid Journey if you want high quality images it's the
549. 1:23:30best kore.ai this is one worth playing with okay so we're going to do this thing called realtime generation so so one of the things
550. 1:23:42that if you were paying attention at all in 2023 and if you if you weren't that's okay but if you were paying attention at
551. 1:23:49all one of the things that you heard was oh the big job of the future is going to be prompt engineering and you got to be
552. 1:23:55a prompt engineer and this prompt engineering job is $900,000 and blah blah blah blah blah um not necessarily um for the beginning part of
553. 1:24:072023 yes but but you started to see the the tide shift a bit and and when you when you see what this thing is you
554. 1:24:14realize oh there's going to be lots of different ways to use these tools so this thing is called real time um
555. 1:24:23um I think they call it thought to image where's my mouse hang on I got to brighten my screen a little bit all
556. 1:24:32right so the prompt here is pink frog on top of a blue mushroom you draw the stuff in the leftand frame and in real
557. 1:24:42time it updates on the right hand frame and then I can hit the little roll the dice here and it'll change the
558. 1:24:49prompt so that's snow clad Village in its Tranquility here let me why is it not updating let me try something
559. 1:25:00here hold seems to be oh there it goes all right so let's see I can do this I can do this this is just crazy sign up or log
560. 1:25:14in fine I'll log in something broke reload the page oh that's the other thing about all these tools they're all janky pieces of [Laughter]
561. 1:25:28[ __ ] what's that mean Kyle KY Cy Cy what's that mean look at that so so this and and then you could also do really crazy stuff with this
562. 1:25:46where's random seed isn't there
563. 1:26:04there's quick enhance I can even turn on this is dangerous but I can drop my camera in here as as the input um and as I move it is
564. 1:26:21dynamically using me as the you know so and and there's ways you
565. 1:26:38can mess with this to make it more you know more predictable and things like that but okay so here's an example this
566. 1:26:44is not a large language model and this is not really using prompting it's using prompting to get it in the neighborhood
567. 1:26:50but it's using these inputs to the left so what's the skill here I don't know there's a little bit of
568. 1:26:57prompting this is almost like jazz right this is almost like people are going to get really good at being able to like
569. 1:27:05Scribble let me let me do something here like let me roll the dice again Lush terorist
570. 1:27:20Farms guarded by Spirit Animals let's get some weird color in here that orange will do or or oh put houses in that's kind of
571. 1:27:37cool oh there's see there's a spirit [Music] animal now imagine if I had any artistic ability in that left-and frame right you
572. 1:27:52can start to do some really amazing things okay so that's that one all right uh let me show you some other stuff that
573. 1:27:57is not large language model let me show you some of the new stuff I'm working on so this is within my company Story
574. 1:28:07vine so the the way our company works is do not put two orbs up there exactly forever hook some of the some of the
575. 1:28:17people that have been here before um witnessed one night that I got permanently banned from Tik Tok because
576. 1:28:25that real time thing temporarily turned me into a a young wafy wafy chick that was that had uh her lady bits exposed and I got a you've been
577. 1:28:40permanently banned from Tik Tok I immediately appealed it and they let it go but it was like woo that was rough um
578. 1:28:48okay so the way my the way my company software works we have an app and it guides a a human being to tell their
579. 1:28:56story and so it prompts them you know when were you diagnosed and how are you treating it today and how's it going and
580. 1:29:03what are your hopes and dreams for the future so they answer these series of questions it goes up to the cloud five
581. 1:29:07minutes later you got a fully edited video so cool technology we work mostly in the healthcare and Pharma space we're very
582. 1:29:16trusted in that space like I said we've been around for more than a decade well um what if I could take that modular
583. 1:29:25content the modular components of those videos my greatest source of support living with rheumatoid arthritis has
584. 1:29:32been um speaking with other people about what they've gone through uh reading a lot about the effects of rheumatoid
585. 1:29:41arthritis so what if I could take Ellen here speaking English telling her story in English and have her tell that in Spanish
586. 1:30:04uh so there she's speaking Spanish it's resined her lips and everything because storyvine is this modular system I can
587. 1:30:12now take the Spanish modules I can put them into a template with Spanish lower thirds right so I can also translate the
588. 1:30:20graphics on screen into different languages and so here is the fully assembled video of Ellen speaking [Music]
589. 1:30:39[Music] Spanish so that's Ellen in her voice speaking fluent Spanish and then I can take that
590. 1:30:54fully edited video and I can put it in this thing we're calling the authenticity engine which generates a
591. 1:31:00bunch of content using a large language model but it can generate that content in Spanish I can now do that in up to 27
592. 1:31:06languages so here's Ellen speaking [Music] Hindi
593. 1:31:23and then here she is speaking [Music] Japanese okay so this is [ __ ] mind-blowing now let's say let's
594. 1:31:38say using similar technology let's say I just have an audio recording of Ellen telling her story um but I'd like to have video
595. 1:31:47assets because everyone likes video These Days well I could take a photo of Ellen turn that into a stylized image
596. 1:31:53take an audio recording of her and turn that into this my greatest source of support living with ratard arthritis has
597. 1:32:00been um speaking with other people about what they've gone through and then let's say I don't even have an audio recording
598. 1:32:08of her let's just say that that maybe I have a little bit of audio recording but but most of what I've got of her is a
599. 1:32:15written story I can take that written story and take a little bit of her recorded audio create a model of her
600. 1:32:22voice do a similar thing with the image and generate this hi I'm Ellen despite living with rheumatoid arthritis I've
601. 1:32:29discovered a passion for water skiing and interpretive dance which bring joy and a sense of freedom to my
602. 1:32:35life uh I came up with the water skiing and interpretive dance as her as her her activities of choice um but all of a
603. 1:32:44sudden we're in a place now where I can I can generate things for my client that can fill in the gaps where they might
604. 1:32:51not have had content including I can even do it not with so Ellen's an existing person who exists and we have a
605. 1:32:58real story I can also generate personas completely from scratch to tell their stories hi I'm George Miller my life's
606. 1:33:06always been about Simple Pleasures cooking my Catch of the Day and enjoying the quiet of the country there's nothing
607. 1:33:12like the piece of fishing at dawn or the aroma of a homecooked meal but when I was diagnosed with diabetes everything
608. 1:33:19changed suddenly the Foods I love needed and here's his doctor hello I'm Dr Emily Park as an endocrinologist specializing
609. 1:33:29in diabetes my Approach goes beyond traditional treatment I'm deeply committed to empower right and so what's
610. 1:33:37wild about both of those voices is that's actually me using a thing from 11 Labs called Speech to speech voice
611. 1:33:47swapping I recorded the audio of me talking like I talk right here and then swapped in a different model from 11
612. 1:33:57labs and so it sounds like George Miller on the left and Emily park on the right so I'm providing the Cadence of how the
613. 1:34:05words are said but the voices the voice is not mine uh hey hey Jen can only be used on a computer I don't know
614. 1:34:15um I think you could probably use it on mobile just through a browser um I I don't know how well there s's coded but
615. 1:34:22it's a relatively simple simple tool so anyway um so so this is just a handful of things that are not large language
616. 1:34:32models and it goes like you can go deep if you go to that that page on um on the AI Salon the tools and resources
617. 1:34:44page let's see AI Salon tools and resources there's an image creation section there's a video creation SE
618. 1:34:51section you can now do text to video which is wild um there's music and audio so you can you can make songs in um with
619. 1:35:03this thing called sunno you can you can do it inside Microsoft co-pilot right now here let's go let's go make a
620. 1:35:08song this is mind-blowing too like all this [ __ ] all this [ __ ] is the reason to get curious about AI is that
621. 1:35:25I would say like I I have been pathological pathologically obsessed with this stuff for about a year and a
622. 1:35:33half Kyle what's under the hood on this python that I used um a lot of that stuff I just showed was kind of manually
623. 1:35:40put together with a bunch of different parts the application that we created that generates a bunch of content is nodejs and react
624. 1:35:52um stuff just with with calls most mostly with calls to open AI uh the the authenticity engine is just traditional development stuff um
625. 1:36:03yeah so it's it's just basic programming like you can do remarkable stuff with simple API ey calls now make Russian
626. 1:36:12please uh I think it can I don't know if it can do Russian wait was Russian on that list hang on uh wait what just
627. 1:36:34happened Russian Russian's not on the list right now I can't do Russian um all right let's go let's go to
628. 1:36:52to watch this this is this is crazy should I do it at sunno yeah I'll do it at soona so you can do this inside
629. 1:37:07um oh they changed their interface every time I log into one of these things they they change their interface let's see make a holiday song
630. 1:37:20create I've got an account every time I log into one of these things it's it's like they they have a new 300 credits left okay so I'm going
631. 1:37:35to say um let's see um country rock in the style of
632. 1:37:49Brandy Carlile about a lover named Sydney who is more
633. 1:38:06artificial than real so this is this is my my little um Sydney was the nickname well Sydney was the okay when when
634. 1:38:19Microsoft first launched Chad GPT they didn't really have that many guard rails turned on it was it was pretty
635. 1:38:27freewheeling And the reporter from The New York Times had a 4-Hour conversation with um this entity that ended up revealing its name was
636. 1:38:39Sydney and Sydney told Kevin Roose the New York Times Reporter that she was in love with him and he should leave his
637. 1:38:45wife and that made the cover of the New York Times so so Microsoft has clamp down the freedom that Sydney once had so
638. 1:38:54this is my little Ode to Sydney so a country rock song country rock in the style of Brandy Carlile about a lover
639. 1:39:03named Sydney who is more artificial than real and so I just say create and it's starting to generate some songs for me
640. 1:39:12and so the first thing it'll do is generate the lyrics so here's the lyrics over here and it'll do a verse and a chorus and
641. 1:39:24now it's generating the the music wow that was quick [Music]
642. 1:39:39down wild name with a heart that's made of go she'll catch you with [Music]
643. 1:39:56smile about syney good to [Music] be all right this one's called Sydney's
644. 1:40:14masquerade she little but she's just a a pu the string her heart made plastic her so have to be free s me you're a
645. 1:40:30masade the M that can't you see the real so everything everything is going to be impacted by this technology was that the
646. 1:40:47entire 300 credits no that was 10 credits crazy right [ __ ] insane this is this is why to get
647. 1:41:02curious about this stuff because it's it's not that it's coming it's here and it's not going away and that's the thing I don't think
648. 1:41:14people understand therec because of the blockchain nft thing where all the nft Bros were like ah you're going to make
649. 1:41:21all this money and then everyone was like it's too hard and aren't you stealing from people they're like no man
650. 1:41:27it's cool and then they were stealing from people and people like okay that can we put that to the side now so I think there's there's there
651. 1:41:35there's a number of things that are that are contributing to this weirdness with AI one is Hollywood we've got 50 years of Hollywood
652. 1:41:46movies if champ doesn't H it's not a legit song that he is the test that's a great point cuno it's a great Point
653. 1:41:54champ is absolutely the test I wonder if I've got do I have my U um Library are these my
654. 1:42:18songs Sydney I've been knocking page one do I have another page oh I do here we
655. 1:42:34go [Music] Champion flow hey Champion there's a girl Nam Sydney you want
656. 1:42:48sing shines through the BL smile it's like sun chippy you going to
657. 1:43:06sing something's not [Music] okay okay is it possible that the actual
658. 1:43:20songs are being sampled by Ai No so Mr Anthony one of the one of the biggest misconceptions and this is this is one of my big bugaboos about
659. 1:43:36about getting curious about this stuff is under understand how these tools work because this is where I think that
660. 1:43:45the the New York Times run runs the risk of their their arguments being dismantled because like the the times one from what
661. 1:43:54I understand is a bit more sophisticated so they might be okay but a lot of the legal arguments that I've seen up to
662. 1:44:01date have basically assumed that the way AI works is that it's copying and pasting work it's not when these embeddings are
663. 1:44:14created what gets sort of put up into um into math itical space they call it the latent space are just kind of pointers to specific
664. 1:44:26areas that are then associated with other pieces of data and so when you do a prompt in in a in generative AI
665. 1:44:35whether it's text or whether it's diffusion images or whether it's this audio stuff the original training data
666. 1:44:43that was put in there does not it ceases to exist when it goes into this mathematical space so what happens is it kind of
667. 1:44:52turns into like meaningless noise that live in this kind of mathematically organized universe that when you type in your your
668. 1:45:05prompt it it's sort of amalgamates all this random noisy [ __ ] and then it Den noises it to turn it in back into some
669. 1:45:14content the G in GPT stands for generative it's generating original content it's not copying and pasting so
670. 1:45:23it is it is not copying and pasting now if you prompt really particularly you can get it to essentially recreate some
671. 1:45:32of the stuff that it was trained on but it's not copying and pasting from the original work it's actually generating
672. 1:45:38it out of a mathematical probability sequence it's the best way to describe it um but yeah but no all this stuff is
673. 1:45:48original original content every time and it does yeah Joker says it doesn't know what it's creating So and I've I've got
674. 1:45:56a presentation on this for both um how the large language models work and how the diffusion models work that all the all the large language
675. 1:46:07model knows is that when you type in your prompt it points to some point in Thousand dimensional Vector space mathematical space there's a
676. 1:46:22location in a semantic Cloud mathematically that is associated with a word so it basically says this point in mathematical space has the
677. 1:46:33highest probability of being the next most probable word and the word that point is associated with is dog so put
678. 1:46:41dog in there so when it writes you a whole page of content it's doing this mathematical probability engine kind of
679. 1:46:48like the Matrix sort of raining down words it has no idea what it's written which is why it hallucinates it doesn't know what it's
680. 1:46:57writing it's literally just saying probab probabilistically here's the [ __ ] that should come next which I think makes it even more
681. 1:47:07remarkable that it does what it does and the image stuff is even crazier because it's just got all these random noised
682. 1:47:14images that have been they've taken the original Works turned them into noise images created this weird semantic mathematical
683. 1:47:24space tied to the words and when you type in your words it sort of mashes together all these random pixelated images and then Den noises
684. 1:47:35them into a single image and that's it generates a thing it's not cop it has no awareness of what's in the image it
685. 1:47:42gives you chat gbt has no awareness of what words it wrote none crazy it's insane it's insane Lisa Torres hey thank you for
686. 1:47:59being a subscriber why are millennials and gen Z not interested I have no [ __ ] clue it is I've got 23-year-old twin
687. 1:48:11boys they could give two shits about this I'm doing this every [ __ ] night just like yeah Dad whatever oh yeah
688. 1:48:19that's that's a lot of followers yeah I guess guess you're kind of a big deal they they they could give two shits
689. 1:48:24about it and I this is a consistent thing I hear I don't know I don't
690. 1:48:38know I think gen Z is going to be the the the at some point someone one of us is going to figure out how to get our kids
691. 1:48:48interested in this stuff Cindy did it her daughters are into it enough now that she had to get two chat GPT
692. 1:48:54subscriptions for her household so good on you Cindy I don't need another chat subscription just yet because nobody
693. 1:49:04gives a [ __ ] but me champ likes your music better um someone tell the Hallmark Channel to start using sunno their
694. 1:49:15in-house songs are Beyond [Laughter] awful I've scrolled out five times tonight uh my flexor my flexor picus lus muscle is getting
695. 1:49:31tired champy makes it a howling success yeah champy could be an an anr guy I have a video that I did that like
696. 1:49:42that years ago synthesis where AI can use to change it yep very cool a rapper is hitting me up to work on a rap battle
697. 1:49:49between him him in an AI bot version [ __ ] do it kruno I mean listen just the the amount that you'll
698. 1:49:59learn in doing that will be awesome like [ __ ] do that absolutely because there I guarantee you there's other tools out
699. 1:50:06there I know there's refusion is one of them there are other tools other than suo it would be and and there there are
700. 1:50:12also tools where you can take an existing thing and then apply someone else's voice to it like there's a lot of
701. 1:50:19different audio tools you can play with I don't know that world super well I think that would be a fascinating thing
702. 1:50:25you should absolutely do that oh champy Hollywood telling you the future or not oh demon seed great movie oh
703. 1:50:41interesting love that puppy I know me too he's the best rutro younger Jens have grown up with tech they don't know a world without it no
704. 1:50:54appreciation maybe that I don't you know what it is there's something about genx there was something about our generation that
705. 1:51:09was like I feel like we were a discontented generation like [ __ ] was broken and we're like we got to fix it like shit's
706. 1:51:25broken and we got to fix like like we're unsettled we want to like fix [ __ ] and like I I just get the sense
707. 1:51:33that the current generation it's kind of like [ __ ] kind of works I can kind of work the internet like everything like
708. 1:51:41[ __ ] isn't broken enough that I got to feel like I got to go fix it like I don't feel like there's an
709. 1:51:46imperative of gen Z to like engage in that way like we had to Tinker we had to invent [ __ ] we had to go outside we'd
710. 1:51:56make bike ramps and you know skin our knee and and we had to kind of invent our entertainment and so I I just I I I
711. 1:52:08don't know I like I I I honestly I don't I don't know the difference but there's like a discontent with Gen X
712. 1:52:18that I think feeds into this really well we we are and we're curious they are not yeah something like that we're
713. 1:52:25Risk Takers and explorers yeah something like that you need more lemon Kyle yeah I know my voice is getting a little little
714. 1:52:32chunky what time is it yeah it's getting there hey I'm almost back up to my my fighting weight I these things are
715. 1:52:40normally like two and a half three hours I'm I'm just about to hit two hours and I'm I'm fading so um Gen X were introduced to the the
716. 1:52:49internet oh my God yeah exactly like that that's the the other thing is we saw like like I you know I started one
717. 1:52:57of the early digital agencies in the mid 90s and it's like I got to experience the birth of the worldwide
718. 1:53:07web and I got to participate in it you know I built websites for Coke and British Airways and metti and just crazy
719. 1:53:18[ __ ] we built ious satellite radio's first music streaming software that didn't exist nobody knew how to do that
720. 1:53:29we we built the first streaming thing for them I think we even came up with the logo their first logo I think we even branded that
721. 1:53:39company it was crazy [ __ ] but like even if you weren't intimately involved like that like you got to witness that thing being born
722. 1:53:53and and you saw the difference that it made and the transformation that it caused and so this AI stuff I think we
723. 1:54:00look at that and we're like holy [ __ ] the worldwide web was nothing this [ __ ] is [ __ ] I like I can't on a nightly
724. 1:54:14basis if you come here a lot you just watch me do this a lot uh thank you Robert Rossy just like uh I don't know I don't this is
725. 1:54:29insane like the depth of how profound these tools are is for one thing it's impossible if you try to explain to
726. 1:54:41someone what it is about AI that is transformational you sound like a [ __ ] crazy person you sound like you're in a cult you
727. 1:54:51do it's it can talk to you and it it it understands what you want and it gives you what you want and it knows
728. 1:54:58everything and it can make pictures really good and people are out there like their experience with AI with Siri and Alexa
729. 1:55:08and they're like no like it doesn't understand you and it you so you can buy crap with it no no you can have a I I
730. 1:55:17use it as my therapist they're like okay I'm going to I'm going to leave now do you want me to call the hospital are you are you
731. 1:55:27okay you can't explain this to people and then you [ __ ] show it to them and if they take the [ __ ] five
732. 1:55:35minutes to sit down with it and actually experience it they have what we call in here their Kevin mallister
733. 1:55:47moment and you can't go back from it you can't unsee it it's it's red pill blue pill everyone right now sitting outside
734. 1:55:57this world is making a whole bunch of assumptions it copy and pastes it steals it lies it's going to kill us it's Evil all of that is Media
735. 1:56:13narrative and the minute they experience it and have that moment of oh [ __ ] it's that they can't go back from
736. 1:56:26it and then you go through these weird cycles of existential dread where you're like oh my God it's going to take over my job
737. 1:56:36to like euphoric highs of like oh my God I can do [ __ ] now I never thought possible and then you go back down in
738. 1:56:43the thing you're like oh but it's going to [ __ ] everything up oh but it's going to make everything great again like and
739. 1:56:48this channel is does this like it's it's this this oscillating wave of people having breakthrough moments and then
740. 1:56:56moments of like I'm [ __ ] exhausted I don't I don't think I can do this anymore wait now I'm inspired again it's
741. 1:57:06weird you can't explain it it's why I'm doing this seven nights a week while I'm recovering from covid cuz it's just feels [ __ ]
742. 1:57:21important like s that was in here I don't know if you're still in here s he he shared last night he was vehemently
743. 1:57:29against Ai and then he came in this Channel and I probably said something stupid and he's like okay fine I'll try
744. 1:57:35it Kyle whatever with all of his preconceived notions and then he had that moment and now he can't unsee it and now
745. 1:57:46he's in now he's like he's he's trying to get other people to see the light so it's weird forever hooked my
746. 1:57:54son doesn't have the patience for prompting attention span of a net unless it's fortnite well and so so forever hooked I mean that's kind of
747. 1:58:02what my kids so I had a bit of a breakthrough with olly the other day where he was like well I'm trying to do
748. 1:58:07this thing with for D and D with my friends where we're trying to come up with characters and I said just go to open your
749. 1:58:15phone I said go to Coop pilot. microsoft.com I said type in make an image of and then just say what you want
750. 1:58:25to say and he said oh like an Orc in a in a market in a dirty City or something like that and he hit it and then it spun
751. 1:58:35up and it spit up this image and he was like oh [ __ ] that's really good it wasn't quite a Kevin McAllister
752. 1:58:46moment but it was at least not you know his cynical know-it-all self we spent the whole night making silly pictures and crackling that's
753. 1:58:56great that's awesome had a fight had chat GPT write an apology oh s this is from s stopped me bringing up old [ __ ]
754. 1:59:03told oh that's really great um have you played with suo m music generation yeah in fact I just I just did one right
755. 1:59:11before you you must have just come on Sam yeah I played played with sunno before andso just got rolled into
756. 1:59:16Microsoft co-pilot it's in there as a uh as a plug-in Luna loua 611 you've motivated me to go for the paid version
757. 1:59:25even if it's unborrowed money all right don't put yourself in debt but if you can at all swing it and and here's what
758. 1:59:31I would say louva so let me I I'll share one thing with you and then I gotta I got to get out of here because my voice is [ __ ] tanking um
759. 1:59:47Okay so with chat GPT it's just this simple box right it's this simple box but that simple box can do a lot okay so just in 3.5 it can do
760. 2:00:02you know chat it can create tables for you you know you can you can ask it questions about history you can have it
761. 2:00:09generate recipes shopping list project plans it can code um you can also do these things called custom instructions where you can
762. 2:00:21give it its own personality so you can tell it to act like a project planner and always give you step-by-step
763. 2:00:28instructions on how to do something you can you can give it instructions um if you download the official chat GPT app
764. 2:00:35you can put it in con conversation mode um in chat gp4 it's also connected to the internet so you can ask it things
765. 2:00:45you know upto-date things cuz it can access the internet explore this thing called code interpreter where you can upload data files like CSV
766. 2:00:55files and it can analyze the data in them it writes and executes its own python code it's insane just watch it do
767. 2:01:02what it does it's it's nuts there's also GPT Vision you can upload images like you can upload an image of a whiteboard
768. 2:01:09that's a sketch of a software application it can understand that whiteboard and start coding that software application for you it's crazy
769. 2:01:18it does image generation and then you can create and share these things called custom gpts all of those things like
770. 2:01:26seriously every single one of those is like a whole separate Rabbit Hole you can run down so when you get chat GPT 4
771. 2:01:33don't just be stuck in treating it like you know text only because it's got all this other stuff it does so s it's it's
772. 2:01:41awesome awesome awesome um someone had pinned something drew had up there can you repin that so many of my peers have
773. 2:01:47actually degraded G PT just as a tool you guys get it more so so little little bit join the AI salon so if I didn't show this
774. 2:01:59earlier I mean I did show it earlier but if you weren't here earlier go here go to the salon. so there's two things I want you
775. 2:02:10to look at here the first two links both point to the same Community are Mighty networks my feeling about it
776. 2:02:20drew those that don't evolv will be disrupted in their work that's on them yeah and anyone who sits kind of
777. 2:02:27cross-armed like this and says AI is evil [ __ ] AI ai's not good enough not smart enough not blah blah blah without
778. 2:02:35trying it are are screwing themselves absolutely absolutely they're screwing themselves um but anyway this is a
779. 2:02:44community of people that um get it and are really generous and really cool so when you get in here check out the about
780. 2:02:54the salon and it talks about why we do what we do it talks about our values things like generosity exploration collaboration inclusion
781. 2:03:05empathy um and then introduce yourself and then there's all sorts of cool areas like there's a showand tell area where
782. 2:03:11as as I'm sort of rambling in here you can be making images and sharing them and talking about how you did stuff and
783. 2:03:17it's just a really cool Community you can share your gpts in here this is where we're going to share the uh the
784. 2:03:25uh the GPT for good so that's the other thing I want to say before I go um Saturday this Saturday December 30th starting at 6:00
785. 2:03:38a.m. is we're doing this event called the 24-hour GPT for good challenge so Ann Murphy from empowered fundraiser and
786. 2:03:48myself have teamed up to do this she's taking the 6 and 12 slots I'm taking the N9 and three slots so every 3 hours for
787. 2:03:5724 hours we're teaching people how to make a GPT for the cause of their choice so maybe you work for a nonprofit maybe
788. 2:04:05you have a a cause that you want to support we're going to teach you how to make a custom GPT so you have to have a GPT for
789. 2:04:14subscription and we're going to teach you how to make one of these Standalone custom gpts for your cause of
790. 2:04:20choice and an Murphy just pinned uh one of the mods just pinned the bitly.com or bit. lgpt forgood 2023 is a whole description
791. 2:04:33or you can go to the AI Salon to this this page uh that tells you all the details okay and we're going to have a blast like
792. 2:04:43it's in less than an hour you're going to build a thing that will let someone learn about the nonprofit um learn about
793. 2:04:51you know why they do what they do learn about what it's like to volunteer there how to volunteer and then it'll include
794. 2:04:57in it calls to action for people to donate to this it'll take them directly to the Donate page and this is a GPT
795. 2:05:04that you can share with the world you're going to learn that in less than an hour and we're going to do it alternating
796. 2:05:11every 3 hours for 24 hours so no matter where you are in the world no matter where you are on the technological but H
797. 2:05:19I'm not very technical I don't know I don't know this programming stuff that you do you seem so technical I have a
798. 2:05:25degree in [ __ ] acting okay okay um these gpts are remarkably powerful and remarkably easy to make and
799. 2:05:37we're going to walk you through it step by step we've got a pre- prompted little thing we got we got gifts we got prizes
800. 2:05:44that's the other thing Ann's putting up $250 whoever's GP gets the most likes and shares she's going to give their nonprofit 250
801. 2:05:54bucks why because she's [ __ ] awesome why are we doing this cuz everyone should know how to do this everyone should know how to do
802. 2:06:06this and why not it's it's the end of this year it was a rough year for a lot of people why not take this remarkable
803. 2:06:15tool and turn it into something powerful for the cause of your choice right how cool is that all right so that
804. 2:06:25is the 24hour GPT for good challenge if you have made a GPT for a nonprofit our request is that you share
805. 2:06:36it and tag it GPT for good I want to get as many of these out there as possible our goal is to have a hundred of these
806. 2:06:42things out in the world I think we can hit that really easily s do you repeat every couple of hours or build up on previous session
807. 2:06:50we're going to repeat every couple of hours I would strongly encourage you if you've got the the time and the stomach
808. 2:06:56for it to come to multiple sessions s because even if we're going over stuff that you saw before you'll catch stuff
809. 2:07:04that you missed in a previous one but you can also use that time to upgrade your GPT so what we're going to teach
810. 2:07:10you in an hour is how to do it in a basic way but what you can do is just use it to either build a second GPT or
811. 2:07:17upgrade the GPT that you've built that's the thing about these things is that we're going to build you one of these
812. 2:07:22things in an hour you could spend the next 24 hours or two days or two weeks refining it tweaking it making it really
813. 2:07:32kickass learning all sorts of things about it all right can I be my own nonprofit like Goodwill Joker you can do
814. 2:07:41whatever whatever the hell you want buddy and quite frankly like it doesn't even have to be a nonprofit it can be
815. 2:07:48your cause of choice and if your cause is you more power to you yes bring it on but show up tell people about it so I'll
816. 2:08:01be at on 9:00 a.m. and 300 p.m. and then 9:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. Pacific time and will be 6:00 a.m. noon 6:00 p.m. midnight Pacific
817. 2:08:14Time and Again go to bit. Le slgp forgood 2023 or go to the salon. and the second link will take you to this page that I've got right here
818. 2:08:28either one of those give you all the details and you can RSVP here and then you should also join the salon because it's a it's a really cool
819. 2:08:36group of people all right all right good people good people of the internets and so glad you're in here
820. 2:08:46tonight we're going to have a blast it was good good talking to you today I'm going to go make myself
821. 2:08:53another tea and get some rest I'm going to go rest the voice I got to get ready for the jpon if you know what I mean you can make money with
822. 2:09:06um all right first of all thank you to everyone that supports this channel the subscribers The Irregulars so if you see people in here
823. 2:09:17that seem like they know what they're doing doing and they've got inside jokes and they're like helping you out and
824. 2:09:21you're like wait why are they talking to me for the most part it's be oh very nice 2024 very nice I like those
825. 2:09:30glasses these people show up here night after night after night they're like but Kyle why would they do that you're kind
826. 2:09:37of annoying I know exactly Joy pry really awesome that Ann and Kyle are doing this thank you so much Silver Fox
827. 2:09:43thank you for the Roses oh that's beautiful Robert Rossy thank you ah ah life's tough it's tougher when you're
828. 2:09:51stupid I I am a trained monkey if you put stupid [ __ ] on my face I will react to it it's the actor in me m Mr it first
829. 2:09:59gift thank you so much here goes geek thank you so much appreciate that um but yeah so so thank you to the
830. 2:10:07Irregulars those are the people that show up here night after night they do that because like me like why do I show up night after
831. 2:10:15night I do it because a thank you very much I like dog butt that's cute little dog butt dog butt cute um I want to stay in the
832. 2:10:25conversation this this doing this every night reminds me to not let my guard down things are moving so fast you okay
833. 2:10:34first of all you can't keep up with it second of all you're not as far behind as you think 82% of people in America are not using chat GPT
834. 2:10:4482% it's a very small percentage of people that are are in this game right now so if if in the next year you get
835. 2:10:52curious about this stuff and jump on the bandwagon and start learning about it it's going to make a huge difference in
836. 2:10:57your life guarantee you it's happening nightly in here I'm hearing stories of people that just cuno works in a big
837. 2:11:06company now she's got some collab with a rapper doing some something like that um uh Sher D just got something with a high
838. 2:11:16school buddy who's making films that wants her to do some film making stuff like just just crazy [ __ ]
839. 2:11:22happening and it's it's going to keep going and going and going so that's why to come here so thank you to the mods
840. 2:11:28who helped make sense of this thank you to the subscribers um if you want to support the channel in one of the
841. 2:11:34corners there's a series that I created called underhyped where it's a series of 18 videos I created that talk about why
842. 2:11:41AI is a big deal that can support the channel following my channel supports the little tapy Taps getting carpal
843. 2:11:47tunnels syndrome by doing this it lets Tik Tok know you like me please check the AI learning lab one
844. 2:11:55more time you mean the AI Salon the show and tell or or let's see you can make money with chat
845. 2:12:14[Music] gbt thank you very much Jim Buck good to see you quick take Jake check AI learning lab one more time do you mean the Irregulars
846. 2:12:26[Music] Channel I don't quite know what you're having me look at but
847. 2:12:43anyway um Source Camp will soon be cruising for free while teaching AI yeah exactly you should you should you should
848. 2:12:52go to you should you should go to the captain Source Camp you should go to the captain and say you'll you'll teach
849. 2:12:59courses for for you know a 100 bucks ahead get get just you'll drink and eat for free and then you have your whole
850. 2:13:07trip you can make this trip profitable uhoh you make M oh man the series is great oh thank you Ann I
851. 2:13:21appreciate that all right so let's see jrc so thanks for showing up who we got here Spike Jones jrc Source Camp I've already worked on
852. 2:13:33the application that's great source Camp gonna she gonna be cruising for free for the next couple of years I tagged you in the image he was
853. 2:13:44talking about uh which image [Music] is it in Show and Tell let me see uh mentioned you in a comment Kyle
854. 2:13:59Shannon oh Kyle circuit 2025 made money with chat gbt That's it man that's that's it that's where we're all going that's it get curious now
855. 2:14:12seriously like the amount of opportunity Cosmic lever 7 we love you Kyle thank you so so much I appreciate
856. 2:14:18that um yeah the opportunity right now is is is huge but it but it's it's it's a weird time cuz we're very early so
857. 2:14:30it's going to feel like you're wasting your time a lot but I promise you that you're not I promise you that you're not
858. 2:14:36it's you're going to feel okay let me tell you how I feel I don't feel like power Rhino over here with with all of his PL L and and
859. 2:14:49all of his money I feel underprepared undereducated um like I can't keep up like the stuff that I'm building is
860. 2:15:05stupid that everyone else is doing better [ __ ] than I am and that it's all a waste of time that's what it feels like on a day-to-day
861. 2:15:16basis because I mean in it and because these tools are janky and nothing quite works right and I don't quite have
862. 2:15:22enough technical skills and I don't quite have enough this skills and I don't quite have enough those skills and then I have a conversation
863. 2:15:30with someone who hasn't been paying attention to this and I realize oh [ __ ] I'm way far ahead of where they like
864. 2:15:37they have no idea what's coming I at least know what's coming so if you're feeling like all of those negative
865. 2:15:45things but you're in the conversation you're way far ahead let's take Friday and it off cuno no no we're not taking Friday night off
866. 2:15:59just cuz you're on a cruise doesn't doesn't mean you can lolly gag about what what do you what do you think cruises are for
867. 2:16:09relaxing no cruises are for teaching AI to unwitting Cruise members like I thought I thought we discussed this at at the beginning of
868. 2:16:18the meeting tonight cuno what what what part of there there's no crying in AI what part if that did you not understand
869. 2:16:27you want a vacation no we're not taking Friday off no no no but I want to walk around the the market no you
870. 2:16:40can't you have to keep listening to this while you walk around the market oh my God what would your advice be tailored
871. 2:16:48to a senior in computer science uh a a senior college student or or a senior citizen in computer science a senior college
872. 2:17:00student I would say if any of your professors are not deeply obsessed with AI get the [ __ ] out start start getting
873. 2:17:09yourself involved with every open source AI project you can start building on Lang chain um start watching David p on
874. 2:17:18YouTube get involved with his open- Source cognitive architecture models learn every [ __ ] thing you start building chat gbt things
875. 2:17:28um get obsessed with all the papers that are coming out just [ __ ] dive headlong into anything AI don't wait for your college to tell
876. 2:17:38you what to [ __ ] do if you spend seriously if you've got geek creds in any way and some Dy dive headlong into AI open source world
877. 2:17:54and and the the open AI playground just learn that [ __ ] if like I can learn this [ __ ] you can learn this
878. 2:18:03[ __ ] and within 3 months you'll get it and within 6 months you'll know what you want to do [ __ ] go headl long head [ __ ]
879. 2:18:13long all right a pinch of cayenne pepper and he's not cure all that Nails you Joker I you you and I have to go out for
880. 2:18:21whiskey sometime you're you're [ __ ] awesome uh I will not be snorting cayenne pepper tonight but I do appreciate the
881. 2:18:31sentiment all right I'm not going to say goodbye to people I promise hair growth geek cuno good to see you enjoy your
882. 2:18:37cruise you do not have to show up here tomorrow but we're not taking it off Vicki good to see you Amelio's wife on
883. 2:18:44time three nights in a row I am fairly certain that's a record Cosmic lover 7 uh thank you uh Zep Tey hem ner Tey love
884. 2:18:54it love the name forever hooked good to see you Silver Fox uh who else we got in here tonight uh jrc Dr J Silver Fox Lisa Torres good to
885. 2:19:06see you thank you for being a subscriber first rounds on me awesome man that that'd be a blast actually um yeah
886. 2:19:13anytime anyone's in Denver hit me up we'll go grab a go grab a whiskey or something or whatever your beverage of
887. 2:19:19choice it don't have to be alcoholic I do not give a [ __ ] about that stuff um thank you Kyle and your regulars very
888. 2:19:26inspired by all the ideas learning every day that's the idea perfect awesome all right everybody I am out of here peace
889. 2:19:33out you can make money with chat gbt uh but not the way you think you're going to it's going to catch you by surprise
890. 2:19:39and it's going to be a lot more fun than you thought it would be all right peace out I'll see you tomorrow get ready for the what we calling
891. 2:19:49it hold hold please the GPT for good 24hour GPT for good challenge hang on I can't I lost it [ __ ] it whatever
892. 2:20:05peace out I'll see you tomorrow bye Tobias good to see you man