aiLL 10/7/23 - The Democratization of AI: How Generative Tools Are Changing Everything

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1. 0:27welcome welcome welcome I looking a little dim what's up with the lighting could be my
2. 0:42maybe lunar stick what's happening what shing lunatick how you doing girl what's up girl how you doing how you doing no
3. 0:52no how you doing harlon Hobs Sunseeker was shaking niow niow print hello world hey you got notified I went live I'm just going live print
4. 1:05world so apparently you asking me if I was going live let Tik Tok know you wanted to know I was going live I the Mr the mysteries of Tik
5. 1:18Tok happy Saturday night everybody finally cool welcome the T-shirt tonight Fender it looks like I've had it forever
6. 1:29but it's just one of those shitty Target distressed things I sold all my electric guitars cuz I realized that playing electric
7. 1:44guitar was actually a different instrument in playing acoustic guitar I was waiting all excitedly like I used to for SNL back in Phil Harman
8. 1:53days Fender a good guitar evaporated ink hey buddy hey IR regular steo steo oh steo that list steo that movie you and
9. 2:04Johnny Knoxville did awesome it's classic classic steo amazing amazing you're great that one where you got the Staples
10. 2:17in your ass that was the best amazing just like the the the preparation the execution um welcome everyone welcome
11. 2:27happy Saturday night this is the AI learning la my name is Kyle Shannon as you can tell I'm a bit of a
12. 2:35cutup some call it idiot um so what we do here is we talk about AI we talk about AI we have fun doing it it's like
13. 2:44you know if if you got nothing to do on a Saturday night why not hang out with a 58-year-old waxing poetic about the
14. 2:51future of AI That's What We Do here uh we also call the channel Chad add so if you're expecting uh order an
15. 3:02orderly progression from this point forward oh no it's just chaos um but what we will do is I'll pop in if you're
16. 3:10brand new to this AI stuff I'll start uh I'll give give you some some good places to start with that list well not that list
17. 3:19we'll start with that list you're like but K I can't read it we'll fix that we'll fix that um also if you have
18. 3:28questions or comments about AI or want to share something you've done cuz a lot of people in here what's been cool about
19. 3:35what's happening in here is I've been doing these lives every night now for about what three and a half four months
20. 3:42people Irregulars so the Irregulars are the people that are here regularly and they're weird but they're not weird they're irregular
21. 3:53um what's been starting to happen is that a lot of the people in here that just are kind of hanging out and learning and getting curious and
22. 4:01starting with like I don't really know what I'm doing here are getting more educated but they're also sharing it and as they're
23. 4:08sharing it really good stuff's happening to them so I can't finally I can't wait to finally learn what this whole AI
24. 4:16thing is about yes sorry that's not this channel Pate oh my God I know you and me both I'm so ready to learn what this whole AI
25. 4:28thing's about it's so funny I was doing a um I was doing a a LinkedIn live on Friday afternoon and uh and one of the guys on
26. 4:40there was I showed the the do stuff the image stuff and and he was just like it's not perfect he was really [ __ ]
27. 4:48cranky about how it wasn't perfect I'm like you just watched the machine perform a [ __ ] miracle and because it's not exactly the
28. 4:58style you want it's it's useless so we're in this very weird stage right now where you know people's expectations of this are either
29. 5:10like the robots are going to kill us which they're not yet you know let's give them a couple of years to get their
30. 5:16[ __ ] together um or or these things are perfect right it's be because the tools because what they do is so
31. 5:27remarkable it's really easy to fall into the Trap that they're perfect and they're not and it's also easy to fall
32. 5:34into the Trap that it's like oh I'll never be able to learn that and you can I mean it's just this is just about playing best
33. 5:40tool tool to summarized very long text please oh oh best tool to summarize very long text all right let's do this Chris Martin 777
34. 5:53um so number three on this list is what you're looking for claw. a has a 100,000 token context
35. 6:07limit which if you're sitting there like haven't really used these things before you're like what the hell does that mean
36. 6:15here's what it means um if you go to cloud. there's a little plus button you can upload a document to it or you can
37. 6:22just copy and paste text right into the thing um the 100,000 tokens translates to about 75,000 words so to be safe you
38. 6:32could put in a 50,000-word document and start interacting with it you got 25,000 spare words to play with with prompts
39. 6:40and responses and things like that it's really good at summarization I do this all the time um if you go to my YouTube
40. 6:49channel AI learning lab that is um um archives of these lives or AI learning la- TT is the you YouTube Channel just regular AI learning lab
41. 7:01somebody had it but um AI learning laab sltt is all of the video descriptions and the chapter isation is done with
42. 7:12Claude so I take like the the transcripts from these lives where I'm just rambling incessantly for 3 hours
43. 7:18pop it into Claude and I've written a prompt that summarizes it and makes the chapters Allin one go um is it perfect
44. 7:27no it because it's it's wildly in consistent sometimes it's [ __ ] brilliant sometimes I have to go back
45. 7:32and forth with it three or four times um but but on balance the fact that it can read a three-hour transcript and
46. 7:39summarize it like that like the summaries are always you know decent the chapter zations where it gets a little
47. 7:45confused but um but yeah oh wait what did you say that you can't you can't access from Quebec Canada oh that sucks
48. 7:53well so try a uh try a VPN Chris can if you can access chat GPT you can also use uh Advanced Data analysis so here let me show you that
49. 8:08quick let me pop over here are these the right glasses oh they are they're just dirty looks like the my dog took a dump on the
50. 8:17lenses how do how do glasses get so dirty I know I'm not touching them I touched my screen a lot I do not touch
51. 8:24my glasses in a lot what the [ __ ] happens are there like glasses elves that just come in like [ __ ] your lenses um so if we're at chat
52. 8:45GPT um go to so so you need to have chat GPT plus and then you're going to want to go to Advanced Data analysis which is they used to have a
53. 8:58name it used to be called Cod interpreter which was a really bad name and now they've named it like what it
54. 9:03does but it just sounds like a boring feature but it's not boring it's pretty amazing so see that little plus symbol
55. 9:12there now now you can upload a document so you could upload your big long document into this and then start start
56. 9:19interacting with it all right this should be able to do it I I think you have access to chat GPT in Canada but I
57. 9:27do not know I do not no no no no no um all right so that answered that for for Yan Chris Martin 777 if you have not tried chat gbt yet
58. 9:43go to the top one there chat. open.com just just you don't have to pay for it just use the free version start playing
59. 9:50with it do it now don't don't be like yeah I guess do it tomorrow it's Saturday night I don't want to do any
60. 9:57work tonight I don't want to learn anything no no learn it tonight there's nothing to learn there's nothing to learn except how to use your
61. 10:07words you know when you when you're thinking stuff and people like use your words just go there and start using your
62. 10:13words ask it to write you a poem ask it to write you a country song ask it to write you a project plan or a computer
63. 10:20program go ask it to ask write you a c program that's a clone of Flappy Birds and watch what it does play with it long enough until you have
64. 10:32what I call your Kevin mallister moment but you will and then at that point then you're ready to start just get curious about it
65. 10:42what you'll find out about these tools is that they're not as intimidating as they seem you don't need to have a computer
66. 10:49science degree you don't need to be a mathematician or a researcher or a programmer so so they're not as
67. 10:55difficult as they might seem from the outside and yet yet they're significantly more profound than you
68. 11:03think they might be it's it's a it's a really cool kind of uh it's I don't know it it's it's a remarkable thing a a remarkable thing
69. 11:16that are remarkable um so what else um b. google.com that's that's Google's entry into this it it's not bad it doesn't deserve to be in
70. 11:29second place but they're about to announce a thing called Gemini that I think is going to put this in second place and according
71. 11:36to them this is it's going to be five times better than gp4 I I don't buy it Pate I love you brother but I don't buy
72. 11:46it's five times better than gb4 hey if it is awesome it'll go right to the Top If it's as good as gp4 it's still
73. 11:54remarkable so so um Bard has gotten much much better over the past three months and I think it's going to get
74. 12:02dramatically better like I said Claude can do big things Bing is Microsoft's version of chat GPT it's connected to
75. 12:08the internet it can make images using dolly3 which I'll show in a second um that's the adults table here's
76. 12:16the Kids Table you got Pi which Pi is like a cute little we call it chatty GPT in here chatty GPT is uh you put it into
77. 12:27conversation mode so go get the IOS app the iOS version of Pi company's called inflection and then put it into talk
78. 12:36mode there's a little green phone icon and just start talking to it it's quite remarkable perplexity doai really good
79. 12:43tool labs. perplexity let you play with Meadow llama 2 models Winston are you here Silver Fox thank you for the Cru
80. 12:52very nice very nice indeed oh Silver Fox reached member level 16 M she as sends yes the AI learning lab is a
81. 13:04competition there are winners they're losers we don't like the [Music] losers but Kyle you can't say winners
82. 13:13and losers it's 2023 we'll get triggered no no no sorry I grew up in a time where the trophy meant you won everyone else went home
83. 13:26depressed you can't go home from a competition where most of the people are not depressed it's not a
84. 13:36competition anyway U po.com is also good to check out okay you want to make pretty pitches here's the things there
85. 13:43feel free to screenshot these if you want um bing.com create is now dolly3 um I've got access to dolly3 inside chat
86. 13:51GPT which I'll show you in a second it's mindboggling I don't well is it mindboggling I'm I'm I'm tempering my thought on it
87. 14:02because the dude in my LinkedIn live was like it's not perfect none of these tools are perfect in fact we kind of have a a running
88. 14:13visual gag in here that all most of these images were made in uh ideogram where is it there it is janky
89. 14:26pieces of [ __ ] all of this AI stuff right now lives in the in the level of don't expect this software to do all
90. 14:36the stuff you want it to do cuz cuz you'll start playing with it and you'll be like oh well it should do this it
91. 14:41won't do that and you should be like well it should be able to spell better and it no and then and then you're like
92. 14:49well it shouldn't make mistakes I yeah I get it but it's just the way it is right now um so so we'll go play with that mid
93. 14:59Journey if you want really high quality art is still the best although Dolly 3 is I have a feeling they're going to
94. 15:05give them a run for their money pretty soon and and the the convenience of making art inside of a chat GPT
95. 15:12conversation for me for for the bulk of what I create visually I don't need to go to Mid Journey anymore and it's weird cuz before I
96. 15:23thought if I need something good I'll go to Mid journey and now it's like I just need something good enough
97. 15:30and I want to put text on it and I want to do it within the context of a conversation I don't I don't even think
98. 15:35about it anymore so so this mid Journey for me has dropped to like 15 20% of my consideration if I want to make an image
99. 15:45ideogram I was using all the time and now I'm not using at all um Adobe but but it does text so um if you don't have
100. 15:53access to Dolly 3 and you don't want to play play with it at Bing or you can't ideogram is really good uh the Adobe
101. 16:00products Firefly and Adobe Express and Photoshop gener to fill are good and getting better they seem to be aggressively leaning into this
102. 16:09generative AI stuff they're doing it in a way that's safe for artists which if you work for a big company or that's
103. 16:15important to you pay attention there um stable diffusion is not on this list just cuz it's it's it requires you to be
104. 16:22a bit more geeky you can play around with a site called uh leonardo.da it's a nice web front end on top of stable diffusion so that's good
105. 16:32I've actually canceled my subscription a mid Journey yeah interesting steo I might do the same I I really might because it's
106. 16:39like if mid Journey hadn't been so like the CEO there's just kind of this pompous you know nft bro type
107. 16:47personality dude and he and it like I think he's like well mid journey is cool it's like like yeah but it's you're not
108. 16:54going to get to the masses in mid Journey like I don't know mid Journey's mid journey is not great I mean
109. 17:00discord's not great the fact that you have to do [ __ ] inside Discord is a bit of a drag so anyway yeah I might I might
110. 17:06cancel my subscription there as well um these are video things so Runway ml will do text to video they actually just cut
111. 17:14a deal with canva so you can now generate text to video inside canva so canva by the way canva should probably
112. 17:23be on one of these lists um because they just added magic canva or whatever the hell it is where they're rolling ai ai
113. 17:30out across all of that you you take big um sort of proprietary tools like canva and you you know pour AI gasoline on them
114. 17:43aggressively I think that they're going to I I think canvas's got a really good sh shot at at you know capturing a lot
115. 17:51of AI market share because they're they're just going to allow you to play with all these different models in an
116. 17:56interface you already know with the ability to add typography and do different you know social formats and things like
117. 18:03that and what they will likely do is start creating their own models so they won't even be using other people's
118. 18:10models so canvas canvas is one to watch um Heen does um video translation into multiple languages where it actually
119. 18:20syns your lips up it's quite remarkable blockade Labs does text to 3D worlds it's kind of a hack but it's it's
120. 18:27interesting and then uh D- ID is kind of like KY Jen uh in terms of you can do text to animation where you write a
121. 18:35story pick a voice and then it'll make a a picture talk so those are those and then here's some resources so there's some some things
122. 18:48you should look at futur pedia.com are directories of AI tools Ethan mullock David Shapiro and Paul R rer are all kind of badass people
123. 19:02you should be paying attention to um also on Tik Tock there's a woman named Rachel Woods who's got the AI
124. 19:09exchange she's worth paying attention to I also like McKenzie Bose on Tik Tok although he hasn't been posting as much
125. 19:16lately but he created a tool called GPT boss he's an interesting dude all right alrighty all right all right all right ticktock the ticktock
126. 19:33turtle private pepper nice hair on that turtle look look people are picking on me wait let me flip
127. 19:50[Laughter] this I resemble that remark I think the other one has glasses yeah they're picking up my hair look at that
128. 20:02that's not right that's not right that's IR regular oh man okay what else
129. 20:17um if you listen if you're one of those people so so Ethan mullik one of the guys I told you to follow he created a
130. 20:24he wrote an article a few months back like six months back um called detecting the secret cyborgs and the secret cyborgs were people that
131. 20:33were getting secretly AI literate within companies and the companies were remaining clueless and um if you're one of those if you're a
132. 20:43secret cyborg where you're like curious about this [ __ ] and you're like I don't have anyone to talk to this about
133. 20:48everyone thinks I'm weird there people are angry about AI what do I do every time I talk about it they're like AI is
134. 20:54going to kill us what are you doing what are you doing with your life um come hang out here I created a community
135. 21:00called the AI Salon last December because I had a feeling there were going to be a bunch of us weirdos trying to
136. 21:06figure this [ __ ] out and the other people are like what is that robots are going to kill us so we meet every other
137. 21:14Tuesday um the next meeting is this coming Tuesday um we have speakers we have guilds now we just added guilds we
138. 21:21have a Discord um Channel where you can hang out and ask questions and things like that as much as I hate Discord it's
139. 21:29it's a decent Community platform so um if you go to the AI Salon or the salon. there's a it's a link tree with a link
140. 21:36to our meetups a link to a mission statement and values and a link to the Discord and there's other [ __ ] in there
141. 21:44but those are the big three first three links all right so that's that let me show you one other thing if you're in
142. 21:54Colorado where is hang on a second l in in
143. 22:09no where's my mouse is it working where is it come on come on there we go so next Saturday October 14th um I'm
144. 22:28speaking at a thing called AI Peaks which is Colorado's inaugural AI conference and so I'm one of the keynote
145. 22:37speakers there and I'm talking about um um why why I think um 2023 is the new 1995 that that you know this uh that
146. 22:51what's going on with this here AI stuff is actually a really big deal so if you go to AIP peak.org um and you're in Colorado it's free
147. 23:00tickets are free although I think they're limited and it's if if not sold out it's getting close so um go sign up
148. 23:07and uh look stock photography cuz it's it's the first inaugural how could we how could we have a picture see I think
149. 23:17that must be that must be mid Journey but anyway there's some of the people are speaking Laura rich is speaking she's great
150. 23:26so so so that's that and let's see what else we want what else we going to do oh you know what I said I said I would show
151. 23:34you you want to see some cool and groovy [ __ ] your keynote is the same day as the solar eclipse well there you have it
152. 23:44we're we're entering a new realm the sun shall disappear and then it shall reemerge and we will be be in a new era and together we
153. 23:58you can make money with that's what everybody wants isn't it I just want to make money how do I make money with this ky ky can you tell
154. 24:07me how to make money ky ky ky ky ky ky ky listen how do you make money with ch P KY C can you help c c c c c c
155. 24:17c um you can make money with it but I'm not going to give you the answer you want to hear so we'll talk about that
156. 24:22later but you want to see some cool [ __ ] so here we are at ch GPT I am the lucky um holder of access to Dolly 3
157. 24:33within chat GPT which is super cool um and I'll show you how it works so the the the process is very different
158. 24:47than well you can you can kind of treat it like mid Journey but what it does is really different so let me just I I'll do a
159. 24:56prompt treating it kind of like like mid journey and then and then we'll sort of Watch what it does so I'm going to give it a really shitty
160. 25:06prompt oh no Siri are you did you take over my microphone Siri she gets jealous yep there she is see I knew it [ __ ] Siri go
161. 25:21away okay come on oh my god do I actually have to type please there we go
162. 25:39hello create an image of a 1970s muscle car in an abandoned Garage in landscape orientation period the car should be
163. 25:55pristine and shiny like it's new off the showroom floor period the factory should be grungy and
164. 26:12dilapidated U let's see Factory sunlight should stream through the broken windows creating dramatic shadow
165. 26:28and a compelling picture so so already even though I'm just sort of jumping right in and saying make me an image
166. 26:40already the way you can talk to chat GPT is you can just describe stuff where I wouldn't write this the same way with
167. 26:47mid Journey right I would write it more like like a series of kind of Google prompts where where where you've got I
168. 26:54don't know you've just got more you're more prescriptive here I can be just more like I'm talking like I'm
169. 27:02talking to an art director so then you hit return and it fires off the plug effectively the plug-in the dolly 3
170. 27:11plug-in and then it writes its own prompts so what it's doing right now is it's taking what I wrote and it's
171. 27:17prompting itself so photo of a pristine and shiny 1970s muscle car parked inside an old grungy and dilapidated Factory
172. 27:25the contrast between the cars gleaming appearance and the factories rundown aesthetic is Stark sunlight streams in
173. 27:32through the broken window casting a dramatic Shadow across the scene highlighting the J to position cool um
174. 27:40glossy 70s muscle car looking brand new position imin amidst the ruins of a decayed Factory so it's changing up the
175. 27:47prompts for each one of the four images and like sometimes it'll just it'll do like four of the same subject but it'll change out the art
176. 27:56style oh these are pretty good look at that that's pretty nice so it made them silver which is a really
177. 28:06interesting choice silver with a black stripe because that does not look like a 70s muscle car I mean there were some that's a
178. 28:19challenger that's a chevel so these are actually pretty close to actual cars that's sort of a hybrid between
179. 28:28some sort of Pontiac and some sort of mopar thing um so they're not bad um but then I can go um I can just talk to it like like I'm
180. 28:39an art D like it's an art director and I'm a creative director that's great but I'd like the cars to have more
181. 28:49color can you do four more where two of the cars are green and two of the cars are orange period for the orange cars
182. 28:58see if you can make them a 1969 GTO [Music] Judge and and and like it's just going to like take this creative Direction and
183. 29:11go off and [ __ ] do it I mean it's just like it's just mindblowing to me janky oh nice one lunatick I like that that's
184. 29:23good oh the the DJ the DJ Ninja Turtle looking good y all are [Laughter] nuts all right we got some new folks
185. 29:36Maho the dragon and zimer joined the AI Salon welcome welcome welcome welcome you can make money with
186. 29:46Chach what's going on here is it oh it's just slow so so this is also one of the things I've noticed in the last week GPT
187. 29:544 has gotten incredibly slow it's it's just gotten really really slow because they just launched a bunch of new
188. 30:03features right it it can read images it can make images it can um it's now connected to the internet again so a lot
189. 30:12of the people that might not have been using chat GPT they maybe went over to Bing or they went to Bard because it wasn't connected to the
190. 30:19internet um are are back so there's green that's not the 70s green I was look that's 7s green but it wasn't the lime green I was thinking of
191. 30:29but it's cool that's pretty G GTO Judge like that's pretty [ __ ] spoton doesn't have the graphics yeah that's pretty tight that's
192. 30:39actually that's that's at least in the neighborhood at least in the neighborhood so all right so so now we're going to do something fun
193. 30:53um how are we going to do this okay okay so one of the other things that dolly3 does really well is I don't know
194. 31:09of a better term for this but uh like prompt coherence or prompt accuracy so when you're working in mid
195. 31:19Journey if you say like I want you know this kind of person that kind of person and that kind of person it'll sometimes
196. 31:25blend them together or if you want this kind of object in the foreground and this kind of object in the background it
197. 31:32doesn't it just doesn't do multiple objects well so you have to get clever about how you add objects into mid Journey
198. 31:43um this is really good so we're going to do this we're going to do um
199. 31:58I want to try an experiment I'd like to create a circle of objects surrounding each
200. 32:13car and the objects should be components of an engine period there should be cylinders spark plugs
201. 32:32wires Wheels rear view mirror cylinders oh I said that
202. 32:53[ __ ] a cam shaft transmission gears and a muffler period they should be arranged in a
203. 33:09symmetrical circle around the car floating in space as if by Magic period additionally I'd like to have the
204. 33:25words muscle cars Rock incorporated into the scene so let me pop that
205. 33:41into I'm going to put muscle cars Rock in quote marks and let's see how it does this this might fail miserably
206. 33:50but we should we should be able to see a fair amount of the objects that I just mentioned let's see how it wrote The Prompt I
207. 34:01always find this fascinating photo of a pristine 1970s green muscle car in the center with engine components like cylinders spark
208. 34:10plugs wires Wheels rear viiew mirror cam shaft transmission gears and Muffler simult symmetrically arranged in a
209. 34:18circle around it these components appear to float Defying Gravity the words muscles cars Rock wow there they are
210. 34:27already okay so it went to it it forgot to include the abandoned Factory um but actually what that came up with is kind of a cool happy
211. 34:39accident that's kind of like one of those they call these things noing noling photographs k n o l l i n g where you got lots of different
212. 34:49objects did it control wa um copy image Link
213. 35:10new where why did that not go there oh it's downloading it God yeah RI them FR them Rock them sock
214. 35:25them I'm trying to see if it um if the words are
215. 35:44right not really but there's Wheels there's an engine there's gears there's a muffler there's a spring so I kind of got
216. 36:00it um that one's really cool look at that muscle cars are this is really good actually I'm Gonna Save this one I like this one this is
217. 36:10cool see I would actually go I would go Photoshop in at this point I go Photoshop in some judge graphics on this bad boy that's a cool
218. 36:19[Laughter] t-shirt and this this is one of the things about the the kind of serendipity let's see muscle cars Rock um the
219. 36:33Serendipity of these tools right now um because they're not perfect especially when you're doing something like this
220. 36:40when we're just kind of experimenting and playing around um you can you can stumble upon you can stumble upon really
221. 36:49amazing things this is also one of the things that I talk about a lot is is this idea of what I call lateral play so
222. 36:56so play around with these tools even if it's not what you do um or or are interested in because you will stumble
223. 37:05upon things that can do that you're like oh that's pretty something I should I should go do something like that like this is a
224. 37:17really good example of that did that add that no that's going going in the that's going in the permanent archive people look how cool that
225. 37:32is muscle cars Rock everything's orange and orange and silver come on man are you kidding me it's a 69 GTO Judge this Line's a
226. 37:48little low but it's close and that that door seems really bad but damn that's cool um um okay back to this
227. 37:59thing so I'm going to show you one other thing to do here oh let's go look at the other two images that one's pretty
228. 38:08slick that one is too I mean like these are these are all really interesting kind of uh kind of Graphics it's not
229. 38:17it's not exactly what I gave it let me give it let me give it one other adjustment while I like this looking
230. 38:26feel it seems like we forgot to have the car sitting in the abandoned Factory period can you combine the first
231. 38:36Concepts we played with with this new floating objects concept into a new series of four cars two green and two
232. 38:44orange period also make the green more of a lime green than that 70s muted green so like yeah I I I because I'm not really necessarily
233. 39:00seeing your comments in real time right now this is mindboggling to me that I can that I can essentially have a creative director
234. 39:14conversation and this thing's just doing it and it's doing it quickly right it's doing it quickly enough that it's
235. 39:22tolerable to do it on something like this um I don't know anyone y'all y'all like is this this is crazy isn't it is it is it
236. 39:35me pop in the comments down below like what what are your thoughts as as you've been watching this I'm just curious
237. 39:42you're being way too nice uh maybe what am I being nice to I'm being nice because it gave me a shitty scene what was that Ethan guy's last
238. 39:53name Ethan mullik is is the guy's name um his um his blog is called one useful thing. org Ethan mik so let me let me describe
239. 40:04these three these three dudes so Ethan mik is a Wharton business school Professor he's been kind of deep diving
240. 40:11on this generative AI stuff for a couple of years now he does it really methodically they're doing a lot of
241. 40:19studies he's really innovating in education he's you know he talks a lot about um I just quoted him in a Lin post
242. 40:27the other day that said um chat GPT detectors do not work don't use them um um really interesting guy really interesting work David
243. 40:38Shapiro um genius has written five books on artificial general intelligence he's got a cognitive architecture open-
244. 40:47source project right now that's fascinating and he makes amazing YouTube videos and he does like two or three a
245. 40:53week that are like they they're like they're like high enough quality and and and like well produced enough with you
246. 41:01know PowerPoint presentations and [ __ ] like that if he did one of them a month I'd be impressed and he's doing like two
247. 41:07or three a week and then Paul rater the marketing AI Institute was started like 5 years ago so he's been looking at this
248. 41:14[ __ ] long before chat GPT came along and then when chat GPT came along he's like holy [ __ ] this is why we're here these
249. 41:22tools are evolving nicely we need to invent some new terms for janky we can do that motherly advice crappy uh
250. 41:30incomplete oh that one's that's a cool image that's cool um uh and I don't think janky has an e in it does it wait we got to ask chat
251. 41:44GPT this oh look these are cool we'll go look at those in a second but let me ask uh let me do uh yeah I can just do it in
252. 41:55here quick question does the word janky have an e in it no the word janky does not have an e in
253. 42:09it it's slang often used to describe something that is of poor quality unreliable or awkward that is the perfect description of all these AI
254. 42:18tools right now um and yet as much as I make fun of them and call them janky don't get me wrong I wouldn't be
255. 42:26spending 3 hours a night on [ __ ] Tik Tok doing these lives if I didn't think this was the most profoundly powerful
256. 42:33technology in the history of mankind so those two things can coexist in the same space we're very very early we're very early we're very
257. 42:43early and that's why I point that out because couple of things we've been hearing about AI for decades in the
258. 42:53movies ai's been been around for decades decades what's different is what happened on November 30th last year
259. 43:01we're coming up on the one-year anniversary of chat GPT changed everything it made these powerful machine learning tools available to the
260. 43:10rest of us basically and that changes everything so there was a similar transition that happened with the
261. 43:17internet and the worldwide web made the internet accessible by everyone this is the same kind of thing so um
262. 43:28yeah but yeah we can find new words for janky it's just janky piece of [ __ ] is funny look at that that's cool it's not
263. 43:35a circle around it but that's pretty slick I mean you know think about this if you if you were just wanting to do
264. 43:41like a a Nostalgia piece on 70s muscle cars you know for a magazine or for a blog post or something like that and you
265. 43:49wanted to talk about you know car culture and tinkering and you know blowing the doors off these things I mean this is just
266. 44:02staggering like even to conceive that like I I wouldn't look at look at what it did it put muscle cars Rock up in the
267. 44:09um up in the ey beams in the roof of the factory it's floating like a god like it deserves to be janky piece of [ __ ] kept
268. 44:21being blocked on Dolly 3 oh did it oh that's really funny well you know what you could do lunar stick is janky poop emoji it'll
269. 44:29probably do a poop emoji that's [Laughter] hilarious um a that's just impressive right there I mean that looks pretty accurate
270. 44:45to a 69 GTO that's super cool I don't know what these weird things are they're sort of like super wide wheels but they're
271. 44:58not um anyway that's Dolly 3 inside chat GPT it's it's quite remarkable the the other thing that I've done with with
272. 45:06this is instead of just jumping right into image generation start talking about the the the story first so one thing I did was I took
273. 45:21the description of the AI salon and our values I think I might still have it here because I have prompt history don't I
274. 45:34um let me see if I can find [Music]
275. 45:54it did I miss
276. 46:12[Music] [Applause] it I do not know let's see the sunset lady I don't like that this is so easy
277. 46:27wait uh pop that back up again I don't like that this is so easy whoever is modding and pinned that could you repin that I just missed
278. 46:42it I don't like this so easy it takes the joy away from humans so Sunset lady really interesting point
279. 46:51and I've got I've got thoughts on it as you can imagine in um so for me this is a different kind of Joy the instant gratification and
280. 47:09the I'm generating something here I would not have generated otherwise right so for me this is an invention tool as much as a
281. 47:22um as much as anything else and let's see hang on a sec I want to copy this one too I'll put that there because that's
282. 47:38cool muscle cars Rock [Music] um so so I don't disagree with you that there is a there is an
283. 47:53unsettling nature of this that and and that's why I was saying like I can't I can't quite wrap my head
284. 48:04around what's happening right now right because this is let's use this image generation just as a metaphor
285. 48:13okay the fact that it can do this level of illustration or photoshopping or whatever you want to call it image making this quickly and this
286. 48:23well is going to happen for literally every piece of knowledge work every piece of data entry anywhere where computers touch human
287. 48:33beings are going to be impacted in this kind of instant execution kind of way and so a couple of things happen for me
288. 48:47one I think as individual contributors we all need to figure out where the boundary is where we're comfortable
289. 48:55using tools like this or not and where we get our joy so for me I get joy out of geeking out on this stuff and learning about it
290. 49:04right Paul rer one of the guy the guy from the marketing AI Institute he talks a lot about writing and he
291. 49:12says one of the roles of writing in his life is that's how he learns how he internalizes a concept as he writes
292. 49:20about it and so he said he will never use AI to write his thinky pie pieces but he uses aii all the time to write
293. 49:29like a little blog post or a little you know social media thing or to process an email or to write an email or to transcribe a
294. 49:40meeting and so he's figured out in his life that there's sort of business process and then there's creative output
295. 49:47and for him those are two very different modes and one is cool for AI and one's not I think anyone that gets joy out of the
296. 50:04doing is not going to enjoy these tools and there's there's a really good piece if you want to read a good piece look up
297. 50:11um I don't exactly know how to find it but it it was written about a lot there was a post on Reddit of this 3D artist
298. 50:19that basically said it's it's a lament for his job he's quitting his job and he said overnight he he works for a 10p person
299. 50:29company he was a 3D 3D modeling artist he would make 3D objects for games I think for video games 10p person company
300. 50:38there were two 3D modelers in the company he was the best and then there was the other guy and then AI came along and his job
301. 50:51overnight switched from him spending two or three days modeling an object to him prompting and just choosing the best
302. 51:00image and then turning that into a 3D object and he was like devastated about it and the coworker that was not as good as him was
303. 51:13now better than him because he loved doing the promp thing because it was giving him something so that was a case
304. 51:19where for him the joy was in the doing and that got taken away from him overnight so I think that a lot of
305. 51:25artists are going to have to make that choice to say hey where do I actually find my joy where's the value for me and
306. 51:31if it's in the doing if it's in the painting then keep painting but if you just need to crank some [ __ ] out then use
307. 51:39Ai and if you're like me where I'm doing things right now that just just this this silly little exercise that we did about muscle cars
308. 51:50in a factory I've done this prompt in mid journey and Leonardo probably a hundred times on this channel the adding the objects around it
309. 52:00just created this new kind of explosion of Parts kind of thing like that's a concept that was not anywhere in my
310. 52:07imagin like I I would not have thought of this like it invented this out of nothing for me that's [ __ ]
311. 52:17Joy because it's a new creative idea and it actually like now I think like oh that could be a t-shirt or that could be
312. 52:23a this or maybe you could turn that into into a game and like like my creative synapses right now are like firing because of what it
313. 52:36did Sherry has been absolutely muted I don't have a way to undo it that's bad let me see if I can fix
314. 52:45that Oh Sherry that sucks let me see how do I do this that's stickers where's my where uh hold
315. 53:00please settings settings moderator oh wait muted accounts no muted accounts so she's not been muted officially
316. 53:15moderators oh she's no longer on the moderator list all right let me see if I can add her no she's in there
317. 53:29wait no she's in there manage she should be okay just sherar just log out log back in see if it's Oh Oh Sherry Banks okay wait you're back
318. 53:42okay you're back um I thought it was Sher bear Sherry Banks um let me see if you're a moderator I think you are hang on a sec hold please
319. 53:57I don't maybe you weren't ever a moderator I can make you a moderator if you want to be one no I can't I've got to follow you
320. 54:06all right I'll I'll figure that out let me know if you want to if you want to be a moderator Sherry Banks um are you seeing my chats yes Ron
321. 54:16someone just pinned it so I saw it because they pinned it yes I am I have chat gpc4 can I access Dolly 3 from the inside you will
322. 54:29be able to Chris Martin but I got I don't I I don't know how quickly they're rolling out the dolly 3 access if you
323. 54:38can play with Bing right now um Bing's image generator is Dolly 3 it's not as slick as the chat GPT implementation but
324. 54:50it's pretty good so it's the same engine right so the same engine that I'm doing all this with is in being AI still needs
325. 54:56human assistance to be good absolutely and it and it will I think it will for a while and it's not even that so so
326. 55:04listen will AI need human assistance to be good nope I think within three years these tools are going to be at or above almost all
327. 55:18capabilities I'm super ADHD so a AI has been a miracle for me um just to get the momentum on a project alone is great that's
328. 55:27that's exactly it for me Tyler it's it's this is I can take a vapor of an idea and I can manifest it in
329. 55:36minutes and then I can look at it and go is that [ __ ] or not and to your point Ron so so I think these tools are going
330. 55:42to get remarkably good where it really won't need human beings but these are still tools these are tools they're not magic they're not
331. 55:55doing they're not perform they're not using us we're using them right Microsoft calls their AI tools co-pilot
332. 56:04that's the that's the right name in my opinion we're the pilot it's the co-pilot so it's like this this
333. 56:11really enthusiastic lap dog that will do anything for you and then we as humans get to say how are we going to use these tools what are
334. 56:21we going to use them for what are we going to create and like what just happened happened here where I was just
335. 56:27sort of demonstrating something I knew kind of knowing the result that I'd get and then I said oh let me try one other
336. 56:34thing and it was just kind of a like a brain fart like it wasn't even an idea really it was just like I know that that
337. 56:42um that Dolly 3 can do multiple objects in a prompt pretty well that like that was the only thing I wanted to
338. 56:48demonstrate and then it came up with this new creative concept that you know has my world shook so we as humans get
339. 56:57to say oh that's cool let me take this and do something amazing with it so pogan pogon POG pogon POG pogm meon I
340. 57:14assume um copyright is gray and weird so the way these tools work the G and GPT stands for generative
341. 57:28the way these tools work they're actually generating original content now the models have been trained on in most
342. 57:36cases copywritten content or copywritten content is included in what they've been trained on what actually ends up going into the
343. 57:45models into these large language models into the embeddings is not um is not final work one of the misconceptions about um um AI
344. 57:56is that it's copying and pasting from existing work to create a new one it's not doing that at all it's more Akin like in the way it
345. 58:05generates these art images it's actually more akin to me going to college for four years learning about Andy Warhol
346. 58:13getting really inspired by Andy Warhol and then I leave college and I make art like Andy Warhol it's still me making
347. 58:18art but it's heavily influenced by what I learned in college thank you for the lemonade very tasty um now it's good enough at doing that
348. 58:30that sometimes it kind of crosses the line right but right now can you use that image for a client copyright
349. 58:38law it is so here's I have a degree in acting but I have written seven screenplays so I've been paying attention to this stuff and the the
350. 58:47writer Guild strike and the the actors and things like that um your chances of getting sueded are very very low if you use Adobe Firefly
351. 59:00and generative fill none of their models were trained on um copywriting copywritten images so if you want to be safe use
352. 59:12Adobe products I I assume that that open ai's products were trained on you know existing living artists um stability AI has now
353. 59:25um made it possible for artists to opt out of the models there are also interesting things where Getty right now
354. 59:33just re released their own generative AI um tool that is trained on Getty copywritten Images where the photographers are going to get
355. 59:45compensated if their images were used I don't know how I don't know if it's just amortised across all photographs and all
356. 59:52artists and everyone just gets a cut of whatever they make on the AI tool I don't know how it's working so the only thing that I know
357. 1:00:00for sure is that for the next 20 years the intellectual property attorneys are going to get [ __ ] Rich cuz everyone's going to sue
358. 1:00:08everyone so if you you can I use this image yes might I get sued by someone possibly like I didn't I didn't invoke
359. 1:00:19any artist specific name there um I could take a photograph of a GTO Judge and put it in a magazine so I
360. 1:00:28don't think there's an issue there right so I don't think I'll get sued for this um but we're in America here I am anyway
361. 1:00:38we anyone can sue anyone for everything so everyone's going to sue everyone right so so is there risk slight now can
362. 1:00:46I actually copyright this image that's right now the copyright artist is saying if it wasn't cra Ed by a human no you
363. 1:00:56can't could I argue in a copyright case that um all of the all of the prompting that I did and all of these
364. 1:01:12iterations where I said no that's not right oh that's interesting oh make it different put it back in a factory that
365. 1:01:18led to this image and then I chose this image and then I put that in Photoshop and I refined it and I stuck
366. 1:01:27you know judge badging on the car and did [ __ ] like that if I make a case to the copyright office that I as a human contributed to
367. 1:01:38making that image then it might be copyrightable right now the the one case that's there they said no um in the
368. 1:01:45style of a living artist would that be a would would that prompt pass a copyright test I think from an ethical standpoint
369. 1:01:54one of my friends um um Kenny who's who's a a really good creative director and and a um and a uh AI artist he has he has made it his
370. 1:02:11personal um he's drawn a personal Line in the Sand that he won't prompt um any image generation tool with a living artist
371. 1:02:22name um he just tries to get it the oldfashioned way and figure it out with prompting um and so so I think you know that's that I I think
372. 1:02:34if if I say in the style of Greg grotowski is is an artist that got internet famous because everyone was
373. 1:02:43putting his name into stable diffusion prompts and you know he got pissed off he's like you know this is taking money
374. 1:02:49out of my pocket in the metadata of those images his name's in there right so it's possible that he could go do
375. 1:02:56cease and desists on anyone who is sharing an image that's got his name in it um is it going to be worth his while
376. 1:03:03to do that in a world where there's sort of infinite content generation happening I don't know that's why this is a really
377. 1:03:09um a really gray area as a prompt engineer myself I can never use an artist name and refuse to yeah exactly
378. 1:03:16and I think that's I think that's a a very valid place to be and um chat GPT the the implement ation of this tool in chat
379. 1:03:27GPT I asked it to do something in the style of anel Adams and it wouldn't do it it it will not invoke an artist's
380. 1:03:33name but what it did do was it said I know enough about his work to be able to describe it and so it chat GPT itself
381. 1:03:41actually described the look and feel of of the photograph that I wanted without using anel Adam's name
382. 1:03:50um so and and then and then I think in the future where this goes is you take that idea of what Getty Images has done
383. 1:03:58so they said okay we're going to take our library we're going to train machine learning generative AI on our existing
384. 1:04:07copywritten stuff that we own the copyrights to and in in conjunction with the uh with the artists we're going to
385. 1:04:13do this we're going to copyright them we're going to figure out some way to do attribution if you if you scale that model down to the
386. 1:04:22individual I can absolutely see a time in the in the near future probably within 2 years and I think Adobe is is
387. 1:04:31perfectly poised to create this platform so imagine a platform from for from Adobe that says I as an artist can opt
388. 1:04:40out of having my stuff trained or you know my artwork used as training I can opt into having it used as
389. 1:04:47training I can get attribution I can get compensated but I can also create an official model right so I could so I'm a
390. 1:04:55photographer I could take my photography and I could create the official Kyle Shannon photography model and if if Adobe made this platform
391. 1:05:06possible where I could put it in there and where was someone you know the prompt engineer that just said that
392. 1:05:11they're not invoking an artist's name well what if you could go to Adobe and you could say let me look for artists
393. 1:05:18whose work I like and I will invoke their name because their official model is in there and if I use Kyle Shannon
394. 1:05:25photography as my model and make some images using those cloud pictures Kyle will get paid for that and he will get
395. 1:05:32attribution for that I absolutely see that as a as a major industry moving forward um put one in comments if this
396. 1:05:42is your first time two if you've been here before Turtle if you're an irregular I like it Zach zero Pippin
397. 1:05:49that's solid all right put put if if this is your if you're uh uh at the AI learning lab this is your first time put
398. 1:05:57a one if you've been here before put a two and if you're just here way more than as [ __ ] reasonable like me put a
399. 1:06:05turtle I love it and welcome everybody um my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab I obviously you know wax
400. 1:06:14philosophic about this stuff I like to joke around a little bit we haven't been joking as much tonight I haven't been
401. 1:06:19making the funny voices and the you can make money with but we do that too um we like to have fun in here happy Saturday night hope
402. 1:06:28you're all doing well um Let me let me since the you stumbled onto this channel like you were flipping through Tik Tok
403. 1:06:35and you're like wait did did Alec Baldwin get fat is that Rosie oon why am I here if you're just like not sure why
404. 1:06:44you're here or if you've heard about Ai and you're like I haven't really tried it yet it scares me I'm not a technical
405. 1:06:50person any of that sort of stuff you don't need to be a tech technical person this is not a technical Channel I not I
406. 1:06:56have a degree in acting I'm an entrepreneur I'm the CEO uh and founder of a company called storyvine it's an 11
407. 1:07:03and a half year old uh video technology company a video storytelling company I have become pathologically obsessed with generative AI
408. 1:07:17because in the mid90s when I stumbled upon this thing called the worldwide web I had this Epiphany like oh my God this
409. 1:07:24is going to change everything and it did and I started one of the early digital agencies a company called agency.com and
410. 1:07:32so I didn't think I'd get to experience that again in my lifetime and yet here we are so this generative AI stuff
411. 1:07:39starting for me the Tipping Point the inflection point for the Before Time and the new time is November 30th 2022 so less than a year
412. 1:07:52ago chat GPT that site right there chat. openen AI that launched just about a year ago so if you haven't played with chat
413. 1:08:03GPT just go there right now just go there right now just [ __ ] go ask it to write you a country song and describe
414. 1:08:10your significant other or your pet or some cliche or non- cliche situation and it will write you a country song have it
415. 1:08:20write a program for you have it write a marketing plan or project plan or a strategy it doesn't matter just ask it to do some
416. 1:08:30stuff and just keep playing with it if if you want to hang out and listen to me ramble then we can we can have some good
417. 1:08:37times together we can have some good times you be like C but I don't like the AI the robots are going to kill us c c c c c
418. 1:08:47c Kyle why you talk so funny Kyle Kyle can I make money with Chach you can make money with ch oh thank you how do you
419. 1:08:57make money with Chach could you tell me that k c c c c k anyway all right let's go let's go get to some questions shall we hang
420. 1:09:12on hang on people what did I do yeah yeah see yeah yeah you POA yeah see
421. 1:09:30y this is the AI learning lab welcome this image was made in Dolly last night it was a cool one it's got a hedgehog
422. 1:09:39it's got a zombie whatever that is a zombie dog it's got llamas M llamas is tasty it's got a Dame it's got a
423. 1:09:51detective we put all those in the prompt and and it made a Pulp Fiction mag You Know cover it's pretty good uh Apple
424. 1:09:59user thank you for the ruse how do we convince people in charge to make our Collective goal to let Ai and automation do our
425. 1:10:11work I think people in charge is a little bit broad Tyler um My Philosophy right now why this channel exists like why am I doing a Tik
426. 1:10:24Tok Channel because um I actually think it's impossible to convince anyone that AI is anything other than what's in their head without
427. 1:10:41them actually using it I don't think there's an argument that you can make to anyone whether it's your boss your
428. 1:10:47boss's boss the CEO of the company the president of the United States until you actually experience what these things
429. 1:10:59are and and you recognize two things one is they're less scary when you use them than they are when you're outside
430. 1:11:08looking at what they do they're really [ __ ] scary when you're outside looking at what they do when you use
431. 1:11:13them you realize oh these are just tools and they're imperfect tools but then the other thing happens is they are profoundly powerful tools
432. 1:11:24and so the only the only solution that I know on how to convince people and I'm not even trying to convince people to use it or love it I
433. 1:11:34don't give a [ __ ] if you love it or hate it like I absolutely respect artists and writers and people that are like [ __ ] it
434. 1:11:40I'm never going to use it absolutely respect it I hope that they take that position having used it rather than just sitting on the
435. 1:11:50sidelines because this shit's coming whether you want it or not you can take a moral stance that this shit's
436. 1:11:59evil and if you don't deal with the reality of what it does you're still going to be struggling to find work
437. 1:12:05right taking a moral stance on AI without being involved in it is kind of the equivalent of a state like Florida
438. 1:12:14passing a law that they're no longer going to accept hurricanes it's Noble but it's not necessarily a good
439. 1:12:25strategy because the hurricanes are going to keep coming right this shit's here it's not coming it's here and the tools as we see them
440. 1:12:36today are as bad as they're ever going to be they only get better from here so that speed of ideation that speed of
441. 1:12:49execution just I I mean if you think about in 2023 the amount of phone calls that were not made to artists or
442. 1:13:02writers let's just take you know image Image Creators and word makers how many calls were not made because the entrepreneur that used to
443. 1:13:15hire a copywriter to do social media for them now has a tool that can do it for them like that a lot
444. 1:13:27but you know what ends up happening that entrepreneur realizes oh I actually do need a copywriter but I need a
445. 1:13:35copywriter that's AI literate that understands how to do these how to use these tools and do things quickly but I
446. 1:13:42want them to be more like an editor right I want them to be to help me pick the right Concepts and and do all that
447. 1:13:49sort of stuff so I think copywriters don't go away but the the the role of what they do I think changes dramatically
448. 1:14:01so all right let's get to some questions here in other words Irregulars show the secret sign we've got a secret handshake
449. 1:14:11good day to you sir good day good day to you print hello I'm becoming a turtle I think well at least you got the invitation
450. 1:14:20tonight that I think that puts you I think that put you in the irregular category and you showed up you actually
451. 1:14:26clicked on it when you got the invite I like that um but if you would need a specific wait but if you need a
452. 1:14:35specific concept and keep having to adjust it aren't you at least creative director yeah that's what I'm saying I working with
453. 1:14:45chat GPT is like I think I think in some sense we all become it's not even necessarily creative directors we all become the I
454. 1:14:56did a I did a video on this that's that's on the channel um and the the title of the video is are you a virtuoso or are you a conductor
455. 1:15:09and the the term that I've come up with since making that that video is that we're entering an era where specialization gets
456. 1:15:25democratized right so if I'm a virtuoso if I'm a violin player and actually musical instruments isn't a good thing because because uh
457. 1:15:33musical uh capability actually does require practice right there's some things like knowledge work where these
458. 1:15:39tools kind of instantly get you up to speed there's other things that require dexterity that don't but just hang with
459. 1:15:45the metaphor we're moving into a world where specialization of all the individual you know instrument in an orchestra is getting
460. 1:15:56democratized where I can be as good at you know at um I don't know mathematics over here as someone who studied mathematics for you know a
461. 1:16:11bunch of years um if I focus on it for a week or two with these AI tools I can be executing at some level right I might
462. 1:16:20not be as good like maybe they're going to always be up here and the AI version of me and Mathematics is just below them
463. 1:16:26but it's way higher than I would have been otherwise so I think each of us have an opportunity to the the more we
464. 1:16:34learn about these tools to kind of sit at the center of this crazy control panel of like here's words here's music
465. 1:16:43Here's animations here's Business Solutions here's strategy here's this and we get to choose right this gets
466. 1:16:49back to like what's the role of the human I think the role of the human is curator refiner we get to choose what we put in
467. 1:16:57the world we get to choose what problems we solve we're just using different tools to do it can you be unique with AI
468. 1:17:04or will it feel like a machine digital has touched everything I don't think so man I'm telling you that the the sophistication of how these
469. 1:17:15these things are doing images it's it's a lot of it's in the prompting it's in the creative directing if if
470. 1:17:23if I've got a really interesting concept all this does is help me bring that concept to life but it's my
471. 1:17:29idea so like like the tow dance the the the kind of subtle implication in what you're asking and I don't mean
472. 1:17:38implication in a bad way is that if the machines are doing the creativity are we still creative and and you know the the thing
473. 1:17:50that I said earlier that that these images is this image like I don't know that I've ever seen anything like that before I mean
474. 1:18:01I've seen I've seen noling photographs and I've seen trophies and I've seen you know sort of tribute things to cars but
475. 1:18:09like this kind of combines them all in a really unique and interesting way and you might look at that and go like
476. 1:18:17that's boring or I don't like that I look at that and I'm like that's a new idea to me so so I think I think people that use AI Tools
477. 1:18:29in a purely automated way like you can make money with J make a 100,000 t-shirt designs and stick them on printify you'll get rich
478. 1:18:38that work is all going to have a samess to it it's going to [ __ ] suck and there's going to be like infinite
479. 1:18:45amounts of it it's going to be [ __ ] awful and then what's going to happen is like my buddy Kenny or me or someone at
480. 1:18:54the AI learning lab or one of the Irregulars in here is are going to use these tools and they're going to use
481. 1:18:59their [ __ ] brain and they're going to use critical thinking and they're be going to be like Oh What If This Were A
482. 1:19:05game oh I want to make that game okay let's turn all these things into 3D objects and I'll 3D print them I know
483. 1:19:11how I'd make the game and before you know it someone who just kind of had a brain fart about something is
484. 1:19:18manufacturing a game and trying to sell that to Hasbro like that will be a net new thing created so I think you're going to have
485. 1:19:27both in a world of infinite content creation there's going to be more content and it's going to be better
486. 1:19:35executed and then all the stuff that doesn't use any imagination is going to have a sameness to it it's going to
487. 1:19:42suck and then human beings are going to choose some [ __ ] to do with these tools like here's the deal artists are going
488. 1:19:49to choose to use these tools and and creative thinkers and innovators in ways that all of the sort of bubbling masses
489. 1:19:58will not and they will generate some [ __ ] that's going to resonate you're going to be like oh my God that's
490. 1:20:04amazing how did they design that house how did they build that house I've never seen an interior like that hotel before
491. 1:20:12in my life cuz maybe AI was an inspiration to do something completely [ __ ] different so I think it's both I wonder
492. 1:20:21if AI will start noticing the user's patterns and the results get flat like fyp that's interesting Barbara I don't think so because of what
493. 1:20:35I just what I just talked about is what you don't have with a Tik Tock algorithm which is your Point's a good one is you don't have human
494. 1:20:48intervention humans want to engage and humans want to contribute and humans want to do things that are
495. 1:20:57interesting and new so again these tools are not making all this [ __ ] on their own we are choosing to use them to make
496. 1:21:05all this [ __ ] so it's in what we choose and what we put into the world is what determines whether it's interesting
497. 1:21:14or not or whether it flattens out like fyp like for me I I go I go to things like this why did Billy ish like explode onto
498. 1:21:30the scene like she did these were songs that her and her brother made in her bedroom I mean I know she was performing she had she had
499. 1:21:41some stuff there but she just there was there was something in the Zeitgeist about who she was how she sang what the music was how it was
500. 1:21:52produced it was just completely different it was completely foreign and completely familiar at the same time and
501. 1:21:59people were like when when you heard of Billy ish song when you heard bad guy for the first time you leaned in and you
502. 1:22:05were like what's that holy [ __ ] and then you heard another one of her songs and she's like you're like wait sing out loud and she's
503. 1:22:16like like what is what is this what is this madness and it became the new thing so that's not going to stop
504. 1:22:28happening it's just the tools are going to be different what you're going to have is you're going to have
505. 1:22:36some 23 year old or 16y old or 75y old is going to look at these tools and they're going to make a feature film on their
506. 1:22:50phone using gener ative Ai and they're going to do it in such a way because of their worldview they're going to use the exact
507. 1:23:01same tools that Millions hundreds of millions of people are using and they're going to make that feature film in such
508. 1:23:07a way that the world goes wait what's that they're going to lean in and all of a sudden that film or that
509. 1:23:15director or whatever the hell we call people that make stories with AI in the future it's going to explode onto the
510. 1:23:24scene and it's going to change some it's going to change it's going to invent a genre it's somewhere
511. 1:23:32between you know a Hollywood Blockbuster and an arcade game and he's releasing one a
512. 1:23:46week she created a system that lets you go in and describe the movie you want to watch and it just starts playing it for
513. 1:23:55you so it's it's like Netflix except every TV show and movie that you watch are personalized to you imagine a
514. 1:24:06Spotify where your playlists are not playlists of other people's songs but original music written for you based on
515. 1:24:14your tastes based on your emotional reaction at the time who makes that is it spot or is it some pimply
516. 1:24:29faed kid geeking out on the weekends probably the latter probably the latter and it's gonna [ __ ] up
517. 1:24:40Sony it's gonna [ __ ] up Warner Music and it's gonna [ __ ] up Hollywood and it's you know the the writer Guild they they what they ended
518. 1:24:54up getting in their contract is good it's decently future proof but it's not so restrictive one of my fears was of
519. 1:25:00the way they were talking about AI in the in the early part of the strike was like [ __ ] ai ai is evil we're never
520. 1:25:08going to use Ai and they didn't do that which is smart on their part they got protections against being completely cut out of the
521. 1:25:18loop and against um producers leveraging their talent without compensating them using AI um but but they said we can use these
522. 1:25:31tools but the AI can't get credit because like the way screenplays work if someone comes in and they write more
523. 1:25:37than 50% if they change more than 50% of a script that new person gets Buy credit like by Kyle Shannon and if they do enough work then
524. 1:25:50the original author drops to Story by someone else right you know screenplay by Kyle Shannon Story by Bob right Bob
525. 1:25:57got cut out they got in there that a an AI written script can't supersede their credit right so that's
526. 1:26:08good but um like all the shit's going to change these are always good discussions I really enjoy your perspective thank
527. 1:26:16you studmuffin Steve by the way 10 out of 10 on the name studmuffin Steve's [ __ ] hilar ious my God the the Irregulars are going
528. 1:26:31crazy they're going crazy in the uh in the Discord hey wait hang on these are [ __ ] hilarious wait you got to see some of
529. 1:26:42these U Can I can I do command plus here no can I do that no all right here we'll just we'll just show them this way all
530. 1:26:52right there's a good one janky you can make money with ch [ __ ] um that dude's cool little Funko
531. 1:27:09Pop action AI learning lab I mean the fact that you can do just text on stupid [ __ ] images now like the meme game meme game is going to go
532. 1:27:19up like like I feel like you know the AI learned lab is becoming like a meme Factory at this point we got to start
533. 1:27:26getting this [ __ ] out in the world maybe I'll start doing videos of our little memes that one's [Laughter] cute that's really
534. 1:27:42good and again this one also says you can make money with chat yout the doorto door janky [Laughter] salesman um if if since since a lot of
535. 1:27:53you are new here that was pretty good that's the Billy is you can make money with Chat gbt thing um since you're new
536. 1:28:00here one of the reasons we have a turtle is kind of our mascot is just because I'm an idiot and one of the videos that
537. 1:28:07I can not not laugh to every [ __ ] time I see it now I won't laugh at it but is this one you know it we all know
538. 1:28:21it back here live at the waterfront village with my friend the zombie Jonathan you're looking good Jonathan
539. 1:28:28just got an awesome face paint job what do you think I like turtles all right you're great zombie and good times here
540. 1:28:36at the waterfront vill I want to meet that reporter oh my God I don't know how she kept it together that's a level of
541. 1:28:47professionalism right there the fact that she didn't [ __ ] just snap and break break in half while while she was live on the
542. 1:28:58air oh my God that's so funny so this is what we came up with last night Turtle pops Shell Shock by Flavor the ultimate Turtle meat pop M
543. 1:29:12[Laughter] tasty H Cliff example ecme widgets want a new ad campaign you come up with one aii delivers on your concept
544. 1:29:26exactly I like turtles oh that's a good one someone nailed him who did that steo steo by the way steo is really into AI
545. 1:29:42Johnny Knoxville not so much see what are you gonna do what are you going to do you're like is that that steo yeah and I'm Alec Baldwin
546. 1:29:52uh uh uh uh uh uh I wanted to do a deep dive and see what Jonathan is up to let's invite him to guest the AI which
547. 1:30:03Jonathan are you talking about cunu Jonathan who I got my eyes all dried out or something it's stinging maybe I rub some crap in
548. 1:30:20it she creates an AI movie production Studio you enter your story oh the turtle kid oh that would be fun that would be fun to bring I
549. 1:30:35although we we walk a really fine line between um making fun of Jonathan and celebrating Jonathan I mean I know it's
550. 1:30:44been 20 years and he's he's probably seen all this but I love disruptive Tech yeah I do too I I mean especially disruptive Tech that is
551. 1:30:58this profoundly powerful like it's it's just we're just in a we're just in a we're just in such a different world and
552. 1:31:06and this was the this was the thing that I that I experienced when I first um published Urban desires which was one of
553. 1:31:13the first digital magazines in '94 I uploaded I I learned enough HTML to make a Zen and then I uploaded these files from my
554. 1:31:24computer in Brooklyn to a computer in California with a dialup modem if you're too young to know what that means you're an awful
555. 1:31:33person and 3 weeks later I got a note from someone on a dialup bulletin board system that said hey Kyle did you know
556. 1:31:41that Urban desires has been written up in France in Liberation own the Parisian News Daily I was like what no I didn't
557. 1:31:51know that and I ran down to the international news stand in Times Square I was living in New York at the time the
558. 1:31:58next Sunday and I bought this newspaper in French well I bought it in English it was in French and I flipped through it
559. 1:32:08and sure enough there's this full page article of this Zen I made in my apartment in Brooklyn 3 weeks earlier in
560. 1:32:16France and I knew in that instant the world had changed geography had just collapsed and and time just went from a week to
561. 1:32:27instant I knew it in that moment the world will never be the same and that's exactly what's happening with this [ __ ]
562. 1:32:34the world is already different it's just that most people don't know it yet and everyone anyone right now that's
563. 1:32:42sitting on the sidelines I think is going to be blindsided by how quick this stuff's coming and how profoundly it's
564. 1:32:48coming and that's why I do this every night have I seen Opus clip can convert Long YouTube vids into shorter Tik toks um I
565. 1:32:57haven't I'll check it out there's a lot of those things they all seem to be pretty expensive I'd like to find one
566. 1:33:02that's cheap because I would love to be able to take these lives and when I occasionally stumble into saying something interesting I
567. 1:33:11would love to be able to turn those into shorts really easily what's it called Opus clip I'll check it out the problem is like all of the
568. 1:33:20things are like they they give you up to like 180 minutes for Siri no bad girl go away Siri here's what I
569. 1:33:35found Siri go away okay Ser he's my [ __ ] stalker oh my god oh
570. 1:33:58oh what was I doing I got distracted oh Opus clip welcome to Chad add Siri doesn't help with the add she really doesn't AI powered video
571. 1:34:10repurposing oh what I was saying is like all these things are like sign up it's free is it free or is it there's a free option
572. 1:34:24get your Clips via email I don't care how I get them 13 bucks 200 upload minutes here's the problem I do a three-hour live every [ __ ]
573. 1:34:36night so it's $13 for 200 minutes it's 180 minutes for every one of these let's say
574. 1:34:50150 60 free upload minutes yeah so anyway the there'll be a free one at some point or a lowcost one one I can install on on my own
575. 1:35:04servers his name's Jonathan we love Jonathan we do love Jonathan it'll be fun to have him on just see what he's up
576. 1:35:10to maybe he's into AI like maybe Jonathan will become like our new mascot he was just in a a new commercial
577. 1:35:19for Teenage Mutant Ninja Tur Turtles that's very cool I want to know what Kyle's old online handle was during the
578. 1:35:26early days of the interwebs I've been Kyle Shannon for I think I think I I've been Kyle Shannon like from the from the
579. 1:35:3880s I just it's funny when I got into the I got into blockchain and nft like three or four years ago and that whole
580. 1:35:46[ __ ] world is like you know you never dox yourself man like never put out your real picture never put out your real
581. 1:35:52name I'm like uh sorry I got like four four Decades of that [ __ ] out there too late for me can you use AI to create a logo yes
582. 1:36:06for a brand you can and actually let's go play with uh so so here's the here's the the funky thing about it so you
583. 1:36:16can mid Journey's good at it um ideogram a is okay at it it's it's a little ide's text is a little uh just
584. 1:36:28janky um I think dolly3 is going to be really good at it but we'll go check here um the one thing that ideogram has
585. 1:36:39that I'm assuming that this doesn't is ideogram if you put in like the Miami Dolphins logo ideogram is actually good
586. 1:36:47at doing existing logos so you could have it create an existing logo and then maybe use that as a source to like
587. 1:36:54iterate off a logo or something like that but let's go let's go play with chat GPT for a second what are some of
588. 1:37:01the websites you all use to create logos there's listen if you just want like a really basic logo a lot of the logo
589. 1:37:08generation sites that are basically taking like clip art elements and then quickly mixing those with different type
590. 1:37:15faces they're fine like you don't need AI for everything if you want a sophisticated logo like we did we were
591. 1:37:23joking around the other night and did where is it where is it that one this was Larry the Hedgehog so in
592. 1:37:35Dolly 3 they were talking about um Larry the Hedgehog and so we we wanted we came up with Larry's wait Larry's Hedgehog's
593. 1:37:44Landscaping service and so this was the logo that we did that we did this in mid Journey but let's go play Let's Go hop
594. 1:37:51over to uh chat GPT so again if you're new here um I got access to Dolly 3 within chat gp4 and it's it's it's really quite something so
595. 1:38:06so we're going to do this we're going to do this um I think we're going to do this in in a good way okay let's
596. 1:38:13see so I'm not going to go right into making a logo what I'm going to do is I'm going to I'm going to start a
597. 1:38:19convers I'm going to start a strategy conversation about branding as if like you know I'm a I'm a business stakeholder working with a
598. 1:38:30creative director or if I am the creative director something like that okay I want you to act as a branding
599. 1:38:43expert and we're going to come up with some branding for a new company period but before we do that I
600. 1:38:56want you to ask me a few questions that you need to know to come up with a branding strategy period from there we'll start to
601. 1:39:13explore Concepts period only when I choose one of the concepts will we start exploring what logos might look like period do you
602. 1:39:28understand and so this approach of working with chat gbt as as kind of a a collaborative partner before jumping into doing images
603. 1:39:41and things like that the more you understand about how these large language models work the more context that you can provide chat
604. 1:39:51GPT the better it gets at doing very specific tasks okay so company overview can okay so there's the there's the 10 things
605. 1:40:08um okay these are great I'm in a bit of a rush so I might not give you a ton of detail period the company is is for a sprinkler
606. 1:40:24system maintenance company and the value proposition is that for 50 bucks they'll blow out your sprinkler system in the fall and for a
607. 1:40:40100 bucks they'll do that plus turn it back on in the spring period you never have to remember a thing they just do it and your pipes
608. 1:40:56will never freeze again period I want to create a name for the company that is memorable and the target audience is lazy people who own
609. 1:41:14houses and have enough money to not think about this crap [Laughter] company name ideas sprinkle auto spray
610. 1:41:28care lazy lawu guard that's pretty good set forget sprinklers seasonal spray saver branding concept tone and personality da
611. 1:41:42taglines set it forget it we've got your sprinkler sorted that's very English for the lawn Lo lover with better things to do okay
612. 1:41:53so I love the tagline for the lawn lover with better things to do comma but I'm not happy with any of the names period
613. 1:42:00now that we have that as a tagline give me 10 possible company name ideas lawn Lux no where's lawn lover in
614. 1:42:19here sprinkler sabatical ease drops um turfscape time these are all bad Mist minder Mist minder is not
615. 1:42:36bad none of those names seem to capture the idea of lawn lover which is kind of funny period can you give me some more
616. 1:42:45creative names that are not quite so descriptive and capture the essence of that tagline and while while I know this is
617. 1:43:00kind of a ridiculous like you ask can it make a logo I mean if you're making a logo this this kind of [ __ ] you want to
618. 1:43:07answer anyway but this will do a better job for us because one of the things that DOI inside of chache BT does is
619. 1:43:15it's making the image in the context of this entire conversation or at least 3,000 words of whatever it's you know it's a token window
620. 1:43:23is all right what do we got here lawn lovers leader gra GL grass Glee you can't say that that's bad Turf treat no
621. 1:43:32um green Gusto eh Blissful blades that's that uh Turf tickle oh I want to go with Turf tickle but it's just too it's too
622. 1:43:41naughty um we're going to go with Blissful blades okay the company's name is blissful blades And the tagline
623. 1:43:52is the one we chose before period Please give me 10 different logo Concepts that include subject matter typography
624. 1:44:09description and style period Please do not generate any images yet I want to choose one of the concept
625. 1:44:23first fantastic choice Blissful blades here are the 10 logo Concepts based on the name and tagline Nature's Embrace blade
626. 1:44:35ballet Sunrise so wait graceful Blades of grass Dancing In The Wind typography elegant ballet inspired no no drop of
627. 1:44:47delight a water droplet splashing onto a blade of grass that that's good rounded joyful font okay drop a delight's pretty
628. 1:44:54good lawn lounge zenzone no Bliss bubble heartfelt Heaven okay we're going to go with whatever the [ __ ] that one was drop of delight
629. 1:45:12okay I can't remember the tagline now can you put the tagline and name of the company together for me and then
630. 1:45:27select drops of delight as the concept and just write me up a creative brief for the logo that incorporates
631. 1:45:41everything period do not start making the image yet so now I'm having it write a creative brief and so now what I'll do now that
632. 1:45:53we've done all this sort of happy horse [ __ ] is I'll have it make a logo based on the creative brief
633. 1:45:59so company name Blissful blades tagline for the lawn lover who has better things to do that's [ __ ] funny um objective
634. 1:46:08develop a logo for Blissful blades a sprinkler system maintenance company that promises hassle-free service for
635. 1:46:14homeowners the logo by the way I had my sprinkler system blown out today for 50 bucks in case in case you were wondering
636. 1:46:22where This brilliant [ __ ] idea came from there's there's nothing original going on in this [ __ ] nogan um concept drops of delight
637. 1:46:34inspired by joy and convenience the service brings the logo will feature a water droplet SP splashing onto a blade
638. 1:46:41of grass creating ripples of Joy Design Elements a single pristine water droplet typography the name Blissful blades will
639. 1:46:49be written in in a rounded joyful font color palette Cool Blues for the water droplet Lush greens for the grass a
640. 1:46:58natural earthy background style okay that's good target audience homeowners who value convenience and are willing to
641. 1:47:04invest in services that allow more leisure time they appreciate quality reliability and a touch of joy in the
642. 1:47:10everyday things this perfect right so so so it wait get Henry Winkler on the idea Winkler sprinkler exactly Ted looks at
643. 1:47:20life he's got it okay once you're satisfied with the brief we can Pro provide we can proceed to the next step
644. 1:47:26of visualizing the logo I'm just going to go let's go and now there you go it's prompting itself to make a
645. 1:47:39logo whether or not it actually makes a good logo here or if it's you know logo appropriate we'll see we'll see my
646. 1:47:47instinct is it's going to be pretty good at this but I have not I have not played with this before I haven't done it people I
647. 1:47:55haven't done it winklers Winkler sprinkler this is awesome defans Winkler sprinkler come
648. 1:48:10[Laughter] on I think I think we've got to do uh I don't know it just it feels like these memes
649. 1:48:24need to go out in the world somehow these are really funny Blissful blades not quite spelled right but you
650. 1:48:33could Photoshop that if you needed to that's bad that's not horrible that's getting there but it looks a little
651. 1:48:42uh it looks a little squirty and that's awful all right so I'm going to [Music] say I'm going to say while these are a good start they're
652. 1:48:55a little too corporate and clean I would like something more playful period perhaps you can anthropomorphize the water
653. 1:49:11droplet period let's name him Winkler [Laughter]
654. 1:49:27damn everyone is using Bing lately I've been using it for months now and it's really slowed down oh I know it sucks
655. 1:49:33like gp4 has also just been slower than crap it sucks um do you share these prompts um I can I haven't
656. 1:49:46um oh see these are better look what we got here this is awesome and he's winking get it winklers sprinklers okay do we so okay
657. 1:50:01okay wait we just got a change from corporate period we're changing the name from brisel Blades to winklers sprinklers
658. 1:50:17period and we got Henry win to be our spokesperson I really like the style of this last round of logos but can you
659. 1:50:28make the drop look like The Fawns and change the name of the company and and by the way if you've ever been in Creative that is an
660. 1:50:43absolutely realistic scenario that you finally have the thing [ __ ] done and ready to go and they're like oh yeah we
661. 1:50:49changed the company name last week you didn't did we not tell you that that is absolutely [ __ ] realistic that is not fiction that's a
662. 1:51:00[Laughter] [Laughter] documentary I wonder if it oh yeah it said the fonts okay good what's it say here did styled like
663. 1:51:17the fonds with a leather jacket and Iconic Hair style and a confident wink this going to be good oh my God I'm telling you man I
664. 1:51:33don't you know it's funny the the person earlier that said you know because this stuff does things so quickly it takes
665. 1:51:41the joy out of it I I don't know about you but like I like I find this like incredibly joyful like this this feels very very right to
666. 1:51:54me like I don't know I'm digging it all right these weren't as good as the other ones the blades of bliss but anyway you
667. 1:52:02get the idea so couple of things about this um so these the the image generation tools for the most part are pretty low um
668. 1:52:12resolution so you would obviously want to take these into um into illustrator and vectorize them they're vector izing
669. 1:52:20tools out there I know there's one for um for Mid Journey that you just install into Discord that'll vectorize things
670. 1:52:30um so anyway yeah it does
671. 1:52:48logos welcome to chat ad D what time is it what time is it Eddie what time is it why you washing Dicky in the
672. 1:53:02sink I got an ice cream and you can't none's onare name that comedian um should I be taking notes
673. 1:53:18recording this um I do put these up on YouTube so if you go to you I I wouldn't take notes of me okay here's the deal Michael
674. 1:53:32ATX hopefully what I'm sharing is valuable and um you're learning stuff great any tactical thing that I'm doing
675. 1:53:43today is going to be irrelevant 3 months from now these tools are changing ing so F in fact it's funny that I put that picture
676. 1:53:52up the Curiosity picture if I can inspire you if anyone that's in there we got 113 people in here right
677. 1:54:00now the thing that I most hope that you leave this with is curiosity and a sense of adventure to go start playing with
678. 1:54:07these tools and just start playing with them like it it it really doesn't matter don't worry about how I prompted if you
679. 1:54:14like how I prompt great if you want to take notes great just know that anything that I'm teaching right now is likely
680. 1:54:19going to be Irrelevant in a few months this is all right now about play and exploration what do these tools do
681. 1:54:25because the the [ __ ] that I just showed making that logo that was not available 4 days ago there was a version of it in bing
682. 1:54:36like a week and a half ago but that [ __ ] that I just showed it's four days old and not everyone has
683. 1:54:43access to it right now and it's rolling out over the next month and by the time they roll it out widely it will probably
684. 1:54:49have different features like right now if I make an image and I'm like hey I just want to tweak this image I can't so
685. 1:54:56I got to just kind of restart everything or pop it into Photoshop and illustrator and start working on it you know the
686. 1:55:02oldfashioned way as if you had to actually work on [ __ ] but what I what I would actually do is I'd take it into
687. 1:55:10Photoshop and use generative fill and just you know muck with it that way so anyway um but yeah I I I if this
688. 1:55:21is a value cool if you want to take notes have at it and you're welcome to record this but I do put these up we've got a YouTube
689. 1:55:30channel the YouTube channel is where is my cursor when my screen's bright enough that I can see my cursor it's too bright for the Tik
690. 1:55:42Tock okay the YouTube channel is at the top right here at AI learning lab dtt I know that's where dolly is janky
691. 1:55:57is is the is the iterating on stuff yeah like being able to refine something yeah there's no refining right now it's all
692. 1:56:05Dolly right now is all um you know ideation Eddie Eddie Murphy Eddie Murphy Millennials are cool Millennials are
693. 1:56:18cool millennials don't know the word winner or loser loser the dependents are calling I have to go [ __ ] dependence I know isn't it
694. 1:56:28rough sorry art thanks for hanging out I appreciate it I know I'm going to get the call soon how much longer you going to be in
695. 1:56:39there we never get to hang out anymore I know but I got a thing I got to do Eddie
696. 1:56:53[Applause] who did that Sherry D you're the best and you can't
697. 1:57:14have I just installed doia as an application on Windows right now e Apple user be very careful about that
698. 1:57:25so it's probably not the official if if the manufacturer of that application is not open AI it's not the dolly
699. 1:57:36application if it's if it's another application that's using the dolly 3 API which I don't think is out
700. 1:57:44yet I I would be careful with that um this is what one of the problems with um with uh with these tools being so
701. 1:57:54popular right now is that there's a lot of these [ __ ] make making stupid little apps that like people want access to Dolly 3 so they
702. 1:58:04put put out an app that's like this is the dolly 3 app it's probably not it's probably actually calling unstable
703. 1:58:09diffusion as my guess um or Dolly 2 so just be careful with it um hey that was almost a Bill Clinton impression I used to do Bill
704. 1:58:21Clinton I haven't done I haven't done him in ages though he just he went irrelevant there for a while and I just
705. 1:58:26kind of forgot him I'll have to dig up the old the old Bill Clinton things AI 3D modeling good question not really
706. 1:58:34there yet there's a lot of white papers that have come out over the summer taking 2D images and turning those into
707. 1:58:413D Point clouds there's a thing right now going on called gaui and splatting holy [ __ ] it looks amazing have you guys
708. 1:58:47seen any of the gaui and splatting stuff that's what Monica used to say I just saw an interview with her yesterday God man
709. 1:58:59what just it [ __ ] just destroyed her life it's like she could never Escape that Legacy of just that [ __ ] um let's see um the gazi and
710. 1:59:12splatting stuff is just this crazy there's these things called Nerfs neural something Radiance fields that basically just capture the
711. 1:59:26the the photons in 3D space and like you can change lighting it makes 3D and then now there's a thing called
712. 1:59:37uh uh ner splatting which which takes very incomplete information and turns it into these highly detailed 3D models
713. 1:59:46like people are making these these highly detailed 3D models with very very little information and input just like scan it with a
714. 1:59:56phone I mean there's tools like matterport that have been doing [ __ ] like that for years but they were were really
715. 2:00:03um um they were really like processor intensive and slow um yeah let me let me see if I can go find some neural people
716. 2:00:12ask like how do you find all your [ __ ] how do you keep up with it mostly just Twitter honestly follow good people and follow
717. 2:00:20if when you find good people like Ethan mik or Andre karpathy from open AI um when you find good people just um follow the people that they
718. 2:00:32follow and your Twitter feed will get better and better all right let's go neural
719. 2:00:47splatting m [Music] is that in Focus not really you can now generate 3D Assets in
720. 2:01:022 minutes without the use of neural networks dream gajian is a new model that uses gazi gajian splatting actually
721. 2:01:09let me look up gajian splatting gajian splatting uh uh uh uh uh
722. 2:01:26uh new 3D gajian splatting recording okay so they're recording so so this is a watch I guess they're taking pictures of this thing in real
723. 2:01:38time when looking closer you can see how the watch hands are modeled just a couple of elongated gausian so like oh wow oh so see that
724. 2:01:50see the the really sparse Point Cloud it starts with that sparse Point cloud and it turns it into this detailed
725. 2:02:003D model like I'm telling you like the [ __ ] as as magical as the [ __ ] that we've seen with images over the past
726. 2:02:11year and a half two years let's call it 2 years two years ago text to image were laughably bad and then a year ago they
727. 2:02:22were surprisingly good and then over the summer they became like shockingly good like oh [ __ ] but they didn't do
728. 2:02:32text and then like a month ago IDR comes out and it does text and then three weeks after that Dolly 3 comes out and it does text and
729. 2:02:43coherence and then the video stuff the 3D stuff the music stuff all of it right now is kind of where images were 2 years ago so
730. 2:02:55there's hints of really cool stuff coming it's all in these white papers like here's here's someone like
731. 2:03:05walking through it looks like a like a a set of like Boo right and it goes from like these really loose dots to semi detailed
732. 2:03:20stuff the capture came out with a false result before but now works better than I expected this is in akih Habra yeah I thought that looked
733. 2:03:32Japanese that's in akih Habra so there's the gaui in see how see how sparse it is and then look how it
734. 2:03:40fills it in like how's it doing that I don't [ __ ] know I mean this is similar like the the the the [ __ ]
735. 2:03:48math wizard that are figuring all this [ __ ] out right now they're on fire look at this using gazi and splatting 1.3
736. 2:03:57seconds to a 3D object and old Nerf
737. 2:04:12technology 12 seconds right so so like right now the scientist the Geeks whatever whatever they're doing they're
738. 2:04:20going from a 12 15 second thing to a like a 1.2 second thing like that's dramatic Improvement and then these are
739. 2:04:29going to just be built into our operating systems they're going to be built into our tools you're going to be able to ask
740. 2:04:36for just like I asked for that logo I'm like oh that's great I want to turn that into a mascot can I 3D print it sure let
741. 2:04:42me let me spin that up for you and then we'll just send it over your 3D printer [ __ ] insane look at this that's not
742. 2:04:56video that's not video that's someone moving around a 3D World they captured with their phone 3D was either fast or pretty now
743. 2:05:11it's both interactive SE scenes with gazi and splatting [ __ ] nuts what is the link at Kyle x.com this is this is Twitter I just
744. 2:05:24looked up gaui and splatting and I'm just I'm literally just scrolling down through the gazan Splats and this
745. 2:05:37is this is one of the problems right now most of what I play with on this channel is just the word [ __ ] right well
746. 2:05:48well now the word [ __ ] has images in it and then pretty soon you're going to be you're going to be able to it can read
747. 2:05:56images as well and pretty soon you're going to be able to talk to it and it'll talk back and then it's going to be able
748. 2:06:00to make music then it's going to be able to make video all of these tools are going to get increasingly sophisticated so the so so if you're
749. 2:06:13sitting there going but but I haven't even figured out chat GPT yet exactly like that's why that's why I say you
750. 2:06:20know if if you're here go right now and if if you have not played with chbt go to chat. open.com right now
751. 2:06:30today and just start playing it doesn't matter what you do go start learning how these things work learn what's possible
752. 2:06:38today what they're good at what they're not good at and then just start paying attention to this [ __ ] and as something
753. 2:06:46intrigues you like if you're really into the gaui and splatter idea go run down that rabbit hole every single discipline
754. 2:06:54whether it's statistics or data visualization or videography or special effects or music making or images or just [ __ ]
755. 2:07:07everything there are probably a thousand projects right now using generative AI all these tools that are based on the
756. 2:07:14same [ __ ] that chat GPT is built out of happening right now you could spend 24 hours a day 7 days a week and never come close to
757. 2:07:27catching up with this stuff so if you're feeling overwhelmed and like you're way behind everyone is no one's an expert in
758. 2:07:38this this channel is about me essentially sharing in real time the [ __ ] I'm learning in real time like I might be a few days ahead of you
759. 2:07:49not much further because it just keeps changing so I do virtual production for film where we are using this stuff for
760. 2:08:00film Productions yeah I know well so it's it's so amazing um I made it do a thing that's super cool um one of the things that blew me away
761. 2:08:11if if if you haven't if you want to geek out on some of this stuff Go Geek out have you ever played with unreal yeah
762. 2:08:16I've played a little bit with unreal I think the procedural stuff in unreal 5 where you you just drop in objects and
763. 2:08:24it creates whole sections of Worlds you attach that to a large language model front end um or if uh have you played
764. 2:08:33with um what's it called um Skybox Labs at blockade Labs um I made it do a thing because that's one where it's just text
765. 2:08:42to 3D world but the Skybox Labs is just a a 2D image that's mapped onto a sphere it's still pretty cool but people are
766. 2:08:50now taking those things dropping them into Unreal Engine adding objects in them and making them um you know
767. 2:08:57interactive but but yeah like we're not that far from describe a world and like it will generate it good enough that you can put it in a
768. 2:09:09film or you can enter it like the metaverse or you can turn it into a game environment we're not that far from that
769. 2:09:17and if you want to geek out on something check out how the Mandalorian is filmed th this is [ __ ] insane they basically
770. 2:09:24have a cylindrical Sound Stage that's all LED so they have real [ __ ] on the floor the background is all led the sky is all
771. 2:09:36LED and they're generating those worlds in Unreal Engine and and essentially they're saying oh wouldn't it be cool if
772. 2:09:43it were snowing and the wind were blowing so they they just whip it up and unreal and toss it up on the [ __ ] led
773. 2:09:53psych and that's how they film that thing so so you have instant locations well that's that's Hollywood so now
774. 2:10:02imagine that sort of shrinking down and each of us individually is going to be able to create that [ __ ] by asking for
775. 2:10:12it you think it was a big deal that you could make a movie on your iPhone cuz the camera's got good enough wait until
776. 2:10:20you can do fullon special effects by asking for them I predicts homes will go minimalist to support a metaverse
777. 2:10:29existence that's actually a really interesting idea I hadn't thought about that Lord John that's a really cool idea
778. 2:10:40H yeah you you walk into someone's house and they got a bunch of pictures on the wall and furniture and you're like oh
779. 2:10:48you're one of those you still go with this static art thing interesting it's not how I roll here come the holidex Kyle exactly Clint
780. 2:11:04copperhead look at jrc did this is [ __ ] awesome causi and splatting that's [ __ ] [Laughter] great
781. 2:11:19it go go oh that one's cool I mean that that um the the V the the uh the AI art at the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art right now in New
782. 2:11:34York City that big 20ft tall thing with the crazy shapes yeah that's all of that stuff that's that's sort of bigger than
783. 2:11:43all of us right now is going to start shrinking down very very quickly and we're going to have we're going to have
784. 2:11:49immediate access Tyler the utopian unreal is about to start charging licensing fees for all non-gaming stuff
785. 2:11:55like virtual production yeah they should I mean quite frankly Unreal
786. 2:12:11Engine I mean this is fascinating this so their current model is you can use it for free and only if you start
787. 2:12:20making money on it do you pay them right but that kind of presumes that you're going to take some static set of
788. 2:12:32assets and you're going to put it in some static sort of game or some static sort of environment like a movie production
789. 2:12:41thing and you're going to get a bunch of people to pay for that and then when enough people pay for that then you give them a cut what
790. 2:12:53if we all just subscribe to Unreal Engine just like we subscribe to Netflix today or to Hulu today and we pay them1 1995 a month to
791. 2:13:09generate infinite worlds infinite game environments infinite right because there model sort of presumes one Creator to many audience
792. 2:13:24right I'm going to create a game and when I get to a million or more users I think it's 100,000 when I get to 100,000 or more
793. 2:13:32users then I'll start paying unre engine well what if the audience is one I want an environment of a snowy
794. 2:13:43Tundra with Pac-Man game mechanics in It Go and Unreal Engine goes here's your Pac-Man in the Arctic game Kyle I'd pay 1995 for
795. 2:13:58that and then they become then then unreal becomes kind of a content provider it's insane it's insane I'm
796. 2:14:07telling you every [ __ ] business model every [ __ ] business model is going to be threatened and man is there going to be opportunity
797. 2:14:19because if Unreal Engine doesn't realize that someone else will someone else will start it they'll be
798. 2:14:24like wait a minute unreal engin sticking into that old business model and it sounds like I like I feel like Unreal
799. 2:14:31Engine like they're they're they're really Savvy and it's [ __ ] like that that technology is staggeringly good so
800. 2:14:39I can only imagine that they're as good at the business side as they are on the technology side how do you think it will
801. 2:14:46affect crime it's already hard to catch criminals without this Tech well I think I mean surveillance State's been around for for some
802. 2:15:00time I think what what this technology does is it democratizes surveillance Tech down to the individual like you
803. 2:15:06don't have to be a big police force to have you know surveillance Tech in fact I think there's I've seen some videos on
804. 2:15:14Twitter or YouTube or maybe even Tik Tok where people are using object recognition there was a guy oh you know there what a guy
805. 2:15:22did he basically put a webcam in his window so so parking by his apartment was like really brutal really bad so so
806. 2:15:32he put a webcam in his window that runs 24/7 and all it does is analyze the parking spots and it texts him whenever
807. 2:15:43whenever there's moving whenever there's a person walking up to a car that's at of parking spot it texts him so that he
808. 2:15:50can run home and get the parking spot so so you know that kind of technology is going to get trivial so it it might it
809. 2:16:01might Aid in Catching more criminals but you know the criminals are going to have access to these tools so so they're
810. 2:16:09going to get more sophisticated about what they can do again I go back to this idea of the democratization of specialization right
811. 2:16:16so more and more individuals are going to have more and more skills because the AI is augmenting the skills that they
812. 2:16:24didn't have so I've got a certain set of skills they're they're like this wide right and then I have some tangential
813. 2:16:32skills that maybe go to this wide but with AI that skill set can be this wide and everyone's going to have that
814. 2:16:42everyone's going to have whatever they do now and they're going to be be able to extend out laterally their skill
815. 2:16:48sets I think despite the AI takeover rollout Happening Now increased desire for entertainment yeah I agree and I think I
816. 2:17:00think the increased lunatick is in um in personalized entertainment like I want my entertainment the way I want it right
817. 2:17:09now it's that the the reality of that's not probably for 5 years or 7 years but the ability to just ask for a movie that
818. 2:17:20is stars who you want it to Star and tells the story you want it to tell we just be there how long would it take
819. 2:17:29before chat GPT can code a playable version of pong it can do it right now let's go let's go I wonder if I can do it in code
820. 2:17:39interpreter let's [Music] see I go new chat I'm going to go Advanced Data analysis and I'm going to
821. 2:17:58say can you create a playable version of pong can you create a playable version of pong that I can play in the web browser
822. 2:18:15here might be limited to the inter face I'm going to use a library like turtle you'd need to run this on your
823. 2:18:22local machine to play it interactively would that work for you uh can you make it a downloadable executable that can run on
824. 2:18:46OSX by by the way if you if you've never seen chat GPT code yeah it
825. 2:19:01codes so so actually so what we were just talking about before about personalized entertainment so look at what this is
826. 2:19:08doing here I asked it to create a game of pong like I don't need to know game mechanics I don't need to know anything
827. 2:19:14now whether or not this is any good or not that's a whole different question question but it knows enough about code
828. 2:19:21it knows what pong is right there there's enough examples in the world of pong that that you can just do this [ __ ] so now imagine
829. 2:19:30this taking this kind of knowledge of what Unreal Engine can do so so Unreal Engine has some finite amount of
830. 2:19:39functions that it does right it can make a sphere it can make a this it can make a particle it can change the parameters
831. 2:19:46of those particles it can link these things together it can add textures and 3D objects and all that sort of stuff right it's got all these
832. 2:19:53functions well you can train large language models to learn all those functions and then just like it just
833. 2:19:59wrote code like that it's going to be able to just create [ __ ] in Unreal Engine and then as these things get more
834. 2:20:07sophisticated it'll be able to take the game mechanics from this programming environment the the 3D you know and and
835. 2:20:14game elements from Unreal Engine the story telling from you know this cool storytelling GPT Library thing and smash
836. 2:20:25them Al together and deliver it to you essentially in real time um after verifying that the game works to run this
837. 2:20:34code and the turtle Library installed on your machine um let's see can I run this on repet and if so how do I set that up
838. 2:20:49uh uh uh uh yes you can run this on repet create an account create a new repet paste the code all right let's see if it works copy
839. 2:21:03code now I'm going to go to repet log in log in log in
840. 2:21:18welcome welcome to you all this is fantastic what did you do Saturday night well I don't want to talk about it create a ripple a rippel a
841. 2:21:36python be bad pong all right paste
842. 2:21:51why did it not copy that come on come on you dang there we go run
843. 2:22:08uh it's doing something yeah I don't know enough about it to do it but uh the answer is yes you can do it right now if you took enough
844. 2:22:23time to sort of figure out I think you need what it probably didn't do right there is it probably didn't create an
845. 2:22:28interface for it it's probably it's probably running code that you can technically play it but it's not showing
846. 2:22:34it so I don't know maybe I need to install the turtle turtle library but so the answer is yes but I just don't I don't want to do it here
847. 2:22:43cuz I don't think it would be interesting watching me fail 60 times to get it going big beer I'm here hey steo what's
848. 2:22:59happening all right let's see all right I gotta go soon what time is it it is getting late it's getting
849. 2:23:10late here people just learning lab we go late we we rock it out we rock it out y'all having fun tonight we having a
850. 2:23:20good time here AR glasses that show you how to pick a lock oh yeah that'll be easy yeah I did Cam wait I did Cam 2 and
851. 2:23:28put music open all lights for thieves at 200 kilometers oh interesting what's the best way to build an app hire a
852. 2:23:40programmer pretty soon you're just going to be able to like ask it for an app and it'll just make well I mean you can do
853. 2:23:45that now the the problem with it right now so to back to this idea that these tools are just kind of janky pieces of [ __ ] right now
854. 2:23:56is right now it really behooves you to be good at engineering if you want to do programming right it won't be that long
855. 2:24:05where you won't need to be good at programming but right now you still need to be you still need to like like if
856. 2:24:10you've got basic skills like you know what a Google collab is and you can you can you know fire up a Google
857. 2:24:17collab notebook and you know you know what GitHub is and how to read the readme files there and you can go to
858. 2:24:24hugging face and start playing around with [ __ ] there if if you're if you're sort of geek tinkery if you like Tinker at being a
859. 2:24:32geek like I do you're fine right now you can figure this [ __ ] out it just takes you some time to do it but the good news
860. 2:24:37is you have chat GPT that can teach you how to do that [ __ ] even if you're not good at this stuff but you're curious
861. 2:24:44and you're like [ __ ] it I want to get good at programming spend a month with chat GPT I bet you'll be remarkable like you'll be at a
862. 2:24:54remarkable level of programming you could have never imagined yourself in if you spend the next 30 days with
863. 2:25:01gp4 having it code for you and teach you how to code and build applications I I just go spend 30 days what's the Worst That Could Happen 30
864. 2:25:11days from now you're like I need a [ __ ] drink this is horrible Sherry Banks hey Kyle would you look at the
865. 2:25:17Discord I'm trying to tell you that joker and I coded something oh wait what' you do what did you people
866. 2:25:36do a spreadsheet format blood typing what app did you make oh well damn show and tell okay fine I'll go to show and
867. 2:25:59tell what did you make I can't find it I can't find [Laughter] it I'm not fully sure about him
868. 2:26:15yet [Music] where show tell oh yeah showcase show and
869. 2:26:30tell what did you make Sherry D need needing 12 step pretty soon that was from last night I don't see what you
870. 2:26:38made but if if it's there Kyle yes he needed oh he needed a blood platelet thing he has to tell you but oh there's a Google collab
871. 2:26:51Link in showand tell or in um I saw that in Irregulars hang on oh I see Google collab oh okay wait
872. 2:27:10all joking aside hold please um there was banter between myself and him one day anyway he needed to create a bot for
873. 2:27:25health care for healthcare issue and no surprise there are several ER translate so Joker gave me the gave me a
874. 2:27:38form of what he was working on basically a form that needed turn into an app chat GPT produced a working and functioning
875. 2:27:45program hope to put this on my resume someday to Learn Python has been so intimidating until now here are some screenshots of the code
876. 2:28:00itself is it so so they're so they're building
877. 2:28:17so Irregulars now people that hang out in this channel are now starting to collaborate so I I mean so [ __ ] far
878. 2:28:26out first of all so thank you for sharing that but what's Happening Here is people that were just like [ __ ]
879. 2:28:33hang out hanging out in here because I'm an idiot and we we like to have fun are now starting to collaborate together and
880. 2:28:39build [ __ ] together and Sherry Banks is building python applications to do blood platelet spread something wait it's for antibody
881. 2:28:51identification for pre- transfusions of rbc's actually I don't know what any of that means but that doesn't matter anymore
882. 2:29:01because I could know what that means in three seconds in chat GPT so so two of the Irregulars now were talking and said
883. 2:29:08oh I'm trying to solve this and then Sherry Banks said oh let me try something and now they got a thing
884. 2:29:21this that that so so to me um Joker and and Sherry this is the perfect like this is the perfect example
885. 2:29:33of I think something that we're going to see over and over and over again that I think people that get curious about Ai
886. 2:29:40and I I've said this before I'll keep like it keeps being reinforced for me it doesn't [ __ ] matter what you do try
887. 2:29:47anything go make images go make 3D objects go do gazan splatting it doesn't [ __ ] matter just go start playing
888. 2:29:55with this stuff get really good at planning parties with chat GPT it doesn't [ __ ] matter because what's going to end up
889. 2:30:03happening is you're going to stumble onto something or you're going to stumble onto someone who says I'm really trying to
890. 2:30:10solve this particular part of the problem and you're like oh I know how to solve that part of the problem or would
891. 2:30:17you mind if I tried experimenting to figure out if I could solve that part of the problem cuz I think I might be able to
892. 2:30:24sure and companies are going to be born out of that and people are going to fundamentally reinvent who they are and
893. 2:30:30what they do I think we're going to see it over and over and over that's the opportunity right now it's not you can make money
894. 2:30:38with there's no easy money this is all [ __ ] work but we've got a tool set now we got a tool set in AI that is profoundly powerful so start
895. 2:30:54playing start collaborating with people hey I'm here's what I learned here's what I'm doing the joking that we're
896. 2:31:01doing where people are dumping stuff into the AI Salon Discord and just putting the meme pictures in there
897. 2:31:08they're also having conversations in between those about oh here's what I learned and here's what I here's what's going on for
898. 2:31:14me so it's an expansive conversation it's fun we're having a lot of fun and we're learning [ __ ] so I'm I'm
899. 2:31:22really excited about this um if you want to join the AI salon by the way it's free for for all you cynical people oh
900. 2:31:32here comes the sales pitch he just wants to make money with the stupid [ __ ] um the salon. a is just a link
901. 2:31:40tree there's a link to our meetups which happen every other Tuesday and then there's a link to the Discord there
902. 2:31:46there's also a link that describes what the salon is what our values are our values are important because we don't want
903. 2:31:59douches but here's the values um let's see what direction curiosity is the first one be curious generosity
904. 2:32:14exploration like be willing to explore collaboration what Joker and Sherry did inclusion and empathy the empathy one
905. 2:32:28listen this one's really important as as enthusiastic as I am for this technology and for talking about it I
906. 2:32:40get that this shit's [ __ ] terrifying and that a lot of people are facing EX existential
907. 2:32:54risk for their livelihood for what they enjoy but there's also just massive opportunity but there's no there's no way to to grab the
908. 2:33:11opportunity without going through the [ __ ] you're going to have to learn something new you're gonna have to geek out a
909. 2:33:22little bit you're gonna have to forgive the imperfections of the state-of-the-art right now cuz all of the
910. 2:33:29opportunity like there's nothing but opportunity right now the the industry is so small it's so like paper thin and
911. 2:33:36it's going to do this very very soon and so anyone that starts playing right now like your opportunity is massive but you
912. 2:33:44may have to be confronted with I've been a copywriter for 30 years and all of a sudden these [ __ ] tools do what I do better than I do
913. 2:33:55it or at least faster right and you have the choice do you keep being a copywriter do you become an AI powered
914. 2:34:07copywriter do you take your word skills and start getting good at prompting images and expand what you can do and
915. 2:34:14expand what you sell possibly crazy crazy crazy crazy I like Claude better than GPT since all the GPT updates yeah I can see that I think
916. 2:34:27claud's claude's going to be a really major competitor the $4 billion do from Amazon probably doesn't hurt
917. 2:34:34either make a poster of James Dean as Tarzan I can do that I got to go I got to go to bed AI is non-judgmental
918. 2:34:42professional coding friend literally the dream of for would be coder it's totally it's Tyler so you're you're absolutely
919. 2:34:51right it's like um it's like the golden retriever of work Partners it's just like sure boss what do you want me to
920. 2:35:00do he needed a blood platelet thing he has to tell you um but it worked on python it's that's so amazing it's for
921. 2:35:08antibody identification actually super cool there's a Google collab link very amazing all right everyone listen all
922. 2:35:17right what's Joker and and uh Sher are saying something here thank you for creating a space for this where would
923. 2:35:23you find this yeah I thank you Sherry um you know it's funny when I started this I didn't I still don't really have
924. 2:35:34an end game in mind for this Channel or for these lives and it was it was funny when when the some of the Irregulars went to the
925. 2:35:45salon when I started started talking about the salon and they started showing up for Salon meetings I was like oh wait
926. 2:35:51I've got my that's that's my Tik Tok crowd now they're my salon thing and I I had them in my mind as separate
927. 2:35:57things and what I'm realizing is that these it's this is all it's it's all just us trying to figure this [ __ ] out
928. 2:36:05so it doesn't [ __ ] matter like I feel like this gives us an opportunity to kind of invite new people in talk about
929. 2:36:14things explore things to together the Discord allows us to collaborate you know and I I don't know I'm I'm really
930. 2:36:21excited where it's going so um end end question mark I don't know what that means steo oh end end go to the
931. 2:36:29end did you figure out the mid Jour oh that's you talking to each other I don't know what end end means steo oh is this
932. 2:36:35the end yeah yeah I gotta go I gotta go um it's getting late it's getting late listen I'm great seeing you all Sher
933. 2:36:43Banks Joker thank you for sharing that prod project Winston thank you for the Llama a tasty um follow the rabbit
934. 2:36:51Silver Fox great seeing you who who else we got in here madcap Winston Robert Rossy good to see you good night Emilio's wife endgame you can
935. 2:37:03check out anytime you like but you can never leave they do expect me back regularly if I'm not here they're like
936. 2:37:09Kyle where are you what's going on everything okay you you're doing live tonight right very irregular jrc good to
937. 2:37:17see you thank you very much digital Gods madcap good to see you all right let's see Firefly just looking through here who else we
938. 2:37:31got all right everybody happy Saturday night um the uh the uh tomorrow morning you got your uh your F1 race if you're into F1
939. 2:37:46Max forsten's going to win again but you know it'll be interesting to see who comes in second hope everyone has a good night peace out