6/4/2025 - The Secret of AI: Amplifying Yourself

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1. 0:00[Music] Load the car and ride the
2. 0:19note. Grab your bags and grab your coat. Tell the ones that need to know. We are headed north.
3. 0:35[Music] One foot in and one foot back. Well, it don't pay to live like that. So, I cut the ties and jump the
4. 0:54tracks for never to return. [Music] take me [Music] in. You wear the shape I'm
5. 1:12in. My hands and shake my head. It spins. Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me [Music] in. When at first I learned to
6. 1:28[Music] speak, I used all my words for something. I don't know the words. What's happening, people? What's
7. 1:38shaking? What's going down? Bring your friends. Tell your friends. Tell your neighbors. We got We got We got stuff to
8. 1:45do. We got people to see. We're going to We're going to make a difference tonight. We're going to make a difference tonight. [Music]
9. 1:57If you pay attention to this channel and my activities, you probably know that I I discovered I discovered
10. 2:06something. I discovered something. I discovered the secret to AI. And I'm not [ __ ] around. Not joking. [Music]
11. 2:23I'm trying to I'm trying to figure out if the word discover is the right word. [Music]
12. 2:38But like there's all these there's all these educational courses. How to prompt, how to do agents, how to do this, how to do that, how to do
13. 2:51that. None of that [Music] matters. I mean, sure, you may need some skills at some point. [Music]
14. 3:32Mr. He is cursing. I did curse. I did curse. Yes, I am cursing. Hey, Brian Whitney. Brian Whitney knows the
15. 3:42secret. So, I'm going to reveal the secret to AI tonight. Generative AI. And honest to God, I this is it is such a
16. 3:56subtle it's a it's such a subtle shift, but what if I look back at my two years, two and a half, three years of doing
17. 4:08this, all the stuff that I've done that I'm like, yes, lives in this secret. and all the stuff that I did that was like, "Yeah,
18. 4:19whatever." Lives outside this [Music] secret. We also don't have uh producer Brandon tonight had a a pet emergency.
19. 4:33There's there's some there's a pet situation happening. So, uh producer Brandon is is dealing with that. I don't
20. 4:41know if you recall here, we had a champion problem. We fed him grapes one night. Apparently grapes, they'll take
21. 4:47they they'll take a dog down. They'll take a dog down. So, one night I didn't do this because we were at the emergency
22. 4:53room getting a grapes extracted from the dog's belly. So, I don't know if it's a grape situation, but Brandon is taking care of
23. 5:03the care of the kitty cat. So, he won't be here tonight. So, what that means on TikTok, I will likely be screwing things
24. 5:11up. So just yell at me, you know, do what you do. Troll, call me a [Laughter] savant. Not not The
25. 5:26secret. It It's just like the movie The Secret. It's just like the movie The Secret. It, you know, in a lot of ways
26. 5:34it kind of is, right? It's kind [Music] of It's kind of that [Music] simple. But this is the AI secret. It's [Music]
27. 5:52different. And I think it's actually a book. I think there's a whole book here. It's a very simple idea, but there's a whole book here.
28. 6:03[Music] through blue telescope. Looking at the world tonight through blue telescope. Wish I might wish I might not
29. 6:22see what I see. Sheet metal on sheets of ice. [Music] Looking through this blue
30. 6:37telescope down a moon struck road [Music]
31. 6:51tonight dee. [Music] All right. Um, hello Sharon Crawford, Steo, Brian
32. 7:06Whitney, Jeff Flanigan, Vicky Baptiste. We've got most of the crew here. Alio's wife on time once again. Very nice.
33. 7:13Solid performance. Source Camp. Nowhere to be found. Nowhere. Nowhere. Nowhere to be found. Or is she here? Side Hustle Mimi's in the house.
34. 7:25We got Silver. Oh, Source Camp's here. Damn, it's What is it? 10 after. She's She's effectively early. All
35. 7:34right. I almost have my book finished for the GPT competition. Oh, yeah. There's a chat GPT competition. If you go to the uh in the
36. 7:45AI salon, go to what's it called? Uh water cooler. There's a discussion about a new chat GPT competition for a
37. 7:52children's book. All right. I heard that. [Music] Mr. It where? AI salon. AI
38. 8:07salon. Uh AI salon is if you go to go to that URL and then click on join our community. That'll take you over to
39. 8:19the community website. And then there's sort of an there's sort of a sevenstep welcome. And I think step number six is
40. 8:26water cooler. Might be five or six, but water cooler is just an area to chat. And I would imagine if you also just
41. 8:34went to uh to chat JP or to the Google and search in chat GPT children's book contest, there will likely be a link
42. 8:44there as well. All right. All right. Good people. Beautiful. Beautiful. Fantastic. Fantastic. Bob, tell him what he's won.
43. 8:55I wasn't wanting anything because it's not really a contest. Yeah. This is This is my impersonation of Dana Carvey doing Jimmy
44. 9:05Stewart. Yeah. See? Yeah. It's It's not quite Jimmy Stewart. It's more like a a Dana Carvey. A young Dana Carvey
45. 9:14impersonation of a Jimmy Stewart. Yeah. Yeah, this is what this channel is. This is what this channel is. I thought we were going to be
46. 9:30learning something. It's called the AI learning lab. Are you giving lessons? I need lessons. How do you do AI? Can you
47. 9:36make money with AI? How does chat GBT work? Is it evil? Does it steal? Isn't it the world's greatest plagiarism
48. 9:42machine? It's stealing from artists, right? You can't really write with it because it's just stealing. That's
49. 9:48cheating, right? If it does it fast, it means it's cheating. It means it's bad. Is that what this is? This is a cheaters
50. 9:54channel. This is where the cheaters come to cheat, to learn how to cheat. Is this That's what this is. Yep.
51. 10:03That is what this is. Welcome. Welcome. Welcome. Welcome cheaters. You You heathens. You thieves. Thieves of the night. Your large
52. 10:14language model embedding frequencies. your probabilistic mathematical latent space, thousand-dimensional mathematical space
53. 10:25cheating. How dare you? How dare you use the world's most profound knowledge system to cheat? Life is supposed to be hard,
54. 10:42people. Don't you understand? So you don't use AI, you suffer. AI learning lab. Want proof?
55. 10:58Early images. I need a golden golden button that explains privacy and security with chat GPT. That conversation's getting old. I know.
56. 11:08Can I just post that I have 10 pages from ChatGpt with perfectly consistent images. That's crazy. which if you don't
57. 11:15know, if you've ever tried to make consistent images for a children's book before, it's almost impossible, but it's not
58. 11:22now. Sharon Crawford, I was invited to be part of our company's AI council this week. That is not the first time that members of this
59. 11:34channel have either survived layoffs because they knew AI or have been invited to join AI councils or both. Congratulations. That's
60. 11:47awesome. Fantastic. Fantastic. Sharon Crawford, I like it. I like it a lot. The leading lab. Yeah, exactly. [Music]
61. 12:14Now, if you're here and you're wondering, did didn't he promise us he was going to tell us the secret of AI?
62. 12:21He seems to be doing some bad Saturday Night Live skit with Adam Sandler level guitar skills. We are we gonna is when is the learning
63. 12:32start? We I I came for the learning. It's called the learning lab. And where's the Is he a doctor? Where's the lab coat? Why aren't there
64. 12:44chemicals? I'm very confused. I'm I'm on TikTok. I spent Well, I didn't spend any money, but I bought an iPhone and that costs a lot of
65. 12:56money. And so I'm here. I'm expecting my learn. Where is my learning? Where is my learning? This is a very distressing
66. 13:07channel. I feel like he's mocking me. Is he talking directly to me? I don't talk like that. But you do. [Music]
67. 13:28[Music] Wait. Chat GBT40 helped me understand an equation parameter capital PSI, a list of ordered egen values.
68. 13:43Tom, that's freaking awesome. One of the things I'm most excited about is I can use chat GPT to learn what an Egan value
69. 13:55is. Anytime anyone comes in here and and has has has math skills, I am intimidated. I I I shut down quickly. I shut down
70. 14:07quickly. But yeah, I you know, it's absolutely crazy. And if you if you haven't tried it, Tom, um if you're kind
71. 14:14of new to the chat GPT thing, flip over to 03, um the 03 model here, let me show you. Let me show you on the on big screen
72. 14:24here. Let me show you on big screen. Oh, this is this is my uh my part of my new concept that part of the secret is this.
73. 14:33It's a bad graphic. I'm trying to get a not shitty graphic. It's the worst graphic ever. But uh if we go to chat jp tai here and we do new
74. 14:44chat. If you go to 03 wait what did you say about egan values? What um hang on you said help me understand an equation
75. 14:58parameter capital psi a list of ordered een values eigen values. Okay. So, I'm going to say let's see. Uh, I need you
76. 15:13to help me understand. I'm just going to put I'm just going to put [ __ ] in here. equation [Music] equation
77. 15:28parameters and PSI ei values um show your work. So if you do it in 03 rather than
78. 15:4340 or did you do it in 04? No you did it in 40. If you do it in 03, what 03 does is it does reasoning and then within
79. 15:51that reasoning, it can actually write and execute Python code, which I don't think 04 can do that yet. It might be
80. 15:58able to um so if it wrote Python code, then it was already doing it. But um but let's see. The user's question covers
81. 16:06topics like equation parameter. Oh boy. See, look Tom Python Mattplot live.pipplot. Pi plot pi plot as plt
82. 16:18with h barme and l l equals le e-9 which everybody knows that right n= a,000 which why wouldn't it? dx equals x^ the 1 - x
83. 16:310 because if you did x^ the 1 - x to the 1 that would be zero and it wouldn't even make sense to define it as a as a
84. 16:39parameter right you understand what I'm saying probably more than I do um but then t equals minus hbr star* star 2 to the double exponential
85. 16:50[Laughter] Nice. Yeah, I don't listen Tom. I don't mean to brag, but uh but you know, I kind of I dabble I dabble in Python with
86. 17:06Mattplot Live SP plt because it's you know what it is for me. It's enjoyable. It's enjoy. You know, some people like making bagels. I I like
87. 17:19writing Python plots. The first three egen functions of a one nanometer infinite square. I I sort of plot them
88. 17:26out um with uh with mapplot lib lib lib li the lib tards. I I don't know how you pronounce it because I just because I
89. 17:36just dabble and I and I play in Python. Um, but the physical constants, you fix the scale of the problem with MHQ and
90. 17:45then K to the underscoreB, capital B, not not the small B. That's a rookie mistake. You got to use the capital B.
91. 17:53Geez, I thought everybody knew that. Yeah. Yeah. Um, but the potential boundary parameters where you carve out
92. 18:01where the solution is allowed to be where you got V to the X and then L and then R to the zero and E to the F, you
93. 18:07know, E like to the F. It's just like a, right? You know, it's got and it's like four or five, right? No, I don't do maths. Well, clearly
94. 18:23source camp, you're not as sophisticated as I am with the mathematics because egen plots are are uh they're relatively trivial. I mean,
95. 18:34you know, everyone can do them now. So, anyway, there you go. We got our plots. Oh, man. Actually, Tom, you just proved
96. 18:52We we've got a theorem and and you are proof of the theorem. You're proof of the theorem. I like this a lot. Now, here's the
97. 19:04theorem. I've discovered the secret to AI. And the secret to AI is this. We're asking the wrong questions as purveyors of generative AI.
98. 19:19The question that we ask and the question that I base this channel on is how do I how do I get the most out of
99. 19:30AI, right? How do I get the most out of AI? I'm going to go to chat GPT. I'm going to put in a thing and it's going
100. 19:36to come a thing. How do I get the most of that? That's the wrong question. The right question is how do I get the most out of myself using
101. 19:48AI? And so what you just illustrated really well is I don't I so don't know anything about math that I don't even
102. 19:56know what the [ __ ] you're talking about. Now I can go into chat GPT and I can put in words that you said and out will come a thing that
103. 20:06probably makes sense to someone. And if I wanted to take the time, I could learn about all this. But that's something that you were
104. 20:15interested in, right? And so you're using Chat GPT in this very particular way that's personal to you. I use it in
105. 20:22a way that's personal to me. When Chat GPT is at its best or when any AI is at its best is when we're using it to amplify
106. 20:33us, right? So you've got the the prompt box and it's hungry. That prompt box will eat anything you throw at it. And
107. 20:41what most people do is they throw shitty prompts at it because they're thinking about the tool. What am I supposed to
108. 20:48put in the prompt box to get out a good answer from chat jpe? I need to make money with chat jpate. You can make money with jpe.
109. 20:57And they forget. They get seduced. They get seduced to think that the tool is important. It isn't. The tool is
110. 21:12irrelevant. The only thing that the tool serves is what do you want when done right? What are you trying to
111. 21:23accomplish? Who are you speaking to? Are you trying to brainstorm? Are you trying to write a book? Are you trying to write a
112. 21:30musical? Do you have a Do you have a question? Is your eyeball doing weird things and you want to know what the [ __ ] is going
113. 21:39on? That's when it comes to life. When it takes who you are, what you want, your intentions, your ideas, your
114. 21:48frustrations, and it amplifies them and brings them to life. And that's when it's remarkable. That's when people have their Kevin
115. 21:56Mallister moment. If you do things that are not personally relevant to you, it's just [ __ ] cycles. It's just
116. 22:06activity. It doesn't [ __ ] matter. A lot of what I do on this channel night after night is just throw gobbledygook at the machine. And then
117. 22:17occasionally it will generate something that I'm like, "Oh, I like that." And then I'll sort of run down that rabbit
118. 22:22hole. That's when things get interesting. Like the night we made the Weird Mary song, we were just cranking out songs.
119. 22:29cranking out songs and then this one song came and it was like, "Oh, that's really good. There's something really
120. 22:34interesting there." It's like chat GPT wrote the lyrics or forget how it went and then we went to Suno and it did some
121. 22:39[ __ ] and it was kind of cool and we just kept digging and digging and digging and digging but that was all filtered
122. 22:45through that sounded good to me. And so, so one of the things that I want to start to articulate is, okay, if the prompt box is hungry,
123. 22:59you've got to feed the prompt. Well, what do you feed the prompt? Well, if you take that that new question, how do I make the most of
124. 23:10myself using AI? What you feed the prompt is you. Well, what's that mean? That sounds kind of esoteric. Yeah, except
125. 23:23you are whoever you are. You've got ideas. You're interested in egen functions and mathematics. I'm interested in, I don't
126. 23:34know, storytelling and and marketing and and entrepreneurship and business stuff. And sometimes I have ideas and sometimes
127. 23:42I want ideas. And sometimes I have a problem that I want to solve. And sometimes I want to expand on something that I thought about in the
128. 23:52car. If all your focus is take a moment, we had we had CJ Fletcher on the uh podcast today with the AI readiness project podcast with
129. 24:02Ann Murphy and myself. And one of the things that CJ talks about in in prompting images is he says when you sit
130. 24:10down to to prompt images to to generate art. He said take a moment. He said close your eyes. Ask yourself where are you? Where
131. 24:24did you go? And then he said, "Where wherever you end up, there were things that happened before that and there were things that
132. 24:34happened after that." He goes, "That's that's a story." He goes, "Find that find that moment. Find find that instance. Think
133. 24:44about the before. Think about the after. And then start prompting." What's he doing there? He's separating the tool from
134. 24:53you. And he's saying, "Go to you. check in so that when you come back to tool, what you're feeding the prompt is you. So that's the
135. 25:06secret. And if you've been in here for a while, if you're in a regular and and Murphy said this today on the podcast, she goes she goes,
136. 25:14"Yeah, I get that." Like I get it, Kyle. She goes, "But isn't that essentially what the salon and what the irregulars
137. 25:21have all organically come to?" And I think I think that's right. I think that's right. But the AI is a sneaky little devil. It's very
138. 25:32seductive. Right. It's very seductive to go, you know, come here. Just, you know, if you pay my $150 a month, I'll make you great
139. 25:43videos. Well, who gives a [ __ ] about great videos? What's the story you want to tell? And then if you got that, then
140. 25:52maybe you want great videos, right? So, it's just shifting. It's such a It's such a minor shift, but huge. All
141. 26:01right. What is happening, Rachel Kimber? Uh, I'm We're talking philosophy. We're talking philosophy and
142. 26:09and the secret to generative AI, which is you are what the prompt box is hungry for. When you feed your prompt, feed it
143. 26:25you, your dreams, your ideas, your frustrations. And then what the AI will do is take that idea, that spark, and it'll
144. 26:41amplify it. And it allows you to get you out of your head and in front of you in a really powerful way. And that's where
145. 26:50the [ __ ] magic happens. So, all right. I've got lots and lots of stories to tell. I wish I had any skill seeing them as images.
146. 27:02Dude, dude. Dude. Dude, you do have skill. You do have skill.
147. 27:17If you can tell the story. So, so give me give me one of your stories. Give me one of your stories. Just a couple of words of
148. 27:32it. Eat me. Exactly, Joker. Eat me. That's what the prompt box is saying. It's saying, "I'm hungry. What are you going to give me?"
149. 27:43And if you give the prompt box crap, you're going to get back crap. Crap. Guest appearance time. Uh, we could bring a guest up, but we don't
150. 27:56have producer Brandon. [Music]
151. 28:22[Music] You know, this this idea of
152. 28:42making the most of yourself using AI. Someone was asking me today about, well, how does that relate to business? Well, what are businesses?
153. 28:56Businesses are essentially just groups of people that agree to do the same thing, you know, to to, you know, participate together in moving
154. 29:11some idea forward, right? It's just [Music] people. But because AI is so fickle where it can seduce you into thinking that crap is
155. 29:32good. Most people in business don't even know what it makes possible. Don't even know what it can do. And so I think everyone from the CEO
156. 29:44down needs to have this kind of personal experience with chat GPT. The maybe this is source camp. Maybe this is one of the
157. 29:52reasons that explaining this [ __ ] so hard. All right. Archetypal architect has a story for us. That's great. Okay.
158. 30:04Um, one of the reasons that talking about AI to people who've not experienced it is so hard is because it is so personal. One of my favorite
159. 30:13things, one of my favorite um, parlor tricks that Source Camp ever did. She was with a bar owner and he said
160. 30:22something to the effect of, "I AI is not good for me. I just I just own a bar. It's, you know, I I can't use it.
161. 30:30And she said, "Well, hang on." And she took a picture of the bottles behind the bar. And then she told Chat GBT, "Make
162. 30:38me an inventory." And any bottle that's less than a third full, marked that as reorder. And as she was saying what she
163. 30:46was doing, he was like, "No, it can't do that." And then it [ __ ] did it. And so what you did source camp in that
164. 30:58moment is you put him in the chat box, right? And so only when someone experiences that thing that's relevant to them do they actually get
165. 31:13it. And so you're a CEO of a big Fortune 500 company, you're like, I got the IT group. We've had AI for decades. I got the IT group on
166. 31:23that. That CEO is going to get blindsided by a bunch of punky Gen Xers that are all AI native. All they think about is
167. 31:36AI. And three of them know his industry really well. And they're going to get together and they're going to with their little
168. 31:4510person company come in and [ __ ] decimate that big company. Yeah, it's not possible. A small team can't decimate a big company. You
169. 31:56watch. Mark my words. Small companies are going to you know you know the the big the big ships, the big cargo ships and the big oil
170. 32:07tankers and stuff and they go through the wherever the hell they go where where the little pirates and their
171. 32:12little zippy boats run up and you know hijack those things. That's what corporate America is going to look like in the next five years.
172. 32:21Lots of zippy little boats going, "We're [ __ ] with you. We're a 10 person company. We just two did $200 million. Woohoo. [Music]
173. 32:41Sharon Crawford watching our she seuite shaky shaking in their boots and and Sharon here's here's the
174. 32:51thing like here's an opportunity for you if you if they got if they put you on the AI council a big opportunity for you
175. 32:58and this is anyone that's working in a big company right now if you're like the AI pi piper or you know AI I
176. 33:07weirdo. If you're the one that just won't shut up about AI, I would do everything I could to to
177. 33:26to invite anyone from the executive team all the way up to the seauite. like on a weekly basis, invite them to a
178. 33:41I'll do I'll do one-on-one, you know, tutorials for you. I'll show you what's going on with this stuff. Just just keep putting in front of
179. 33:52them. You can't possibly you can't possibly lead the company in the face of generative AI without using it yourself
180. 34:09and without having and without having some personal experience with AI where it finally sets in. Oh, this is
181. 34:19different. And I think the only way you make it different is you make it personal to them. The more I learn about this stuff,
182. 34:29the more I dig into this, the more I am convinced you cannot possibly run a company without understanding what what
183. 34:45what's happening right now. what these tools make possible today. It's like I I feel like it's irresponsible. So, I think there's a big
184. 34:56opportunity for for you there. Ootr trucking. It amazes me how many still haven't used chat GPT. Yeah. Yeah. and like like like
185. 35:07like I don't know maybe it's like you know Friday night get get you know someone from the HR department to
186. 35:15fund Friday night pizza night and you know 400 p.m. every Friday you're going to have two pizzas and you're going to
187. 35:21teach people how to use chat GPT or something like just and and [ __ ] invite the CEO every time till they show up. Okay.
188. 35:32My go-to move is ask them a few qu questions and spit out a badass song about it while we're having the conversation. Thanks for the ideas.
189. 35:39Yeah, listen. I mean, here's the good news. You got asked to be on the council. Now, you were squeaky enough of
190. 35:45a wheel to get asked to be on the council. Now that you're on the council, keep being that squeaky wheel. You know,
191. 35:54like as silly as this channel is, right? What what this channel is is effectively like the the silly version
192. 36:06of what needs to happen in businesses, right? Like when I do this for businesses, it's a very it's not this zany
193. 36:16experience, but it's it's it's no less important, right? It's like it's like this. The only way you can learn this stuff is
194. 36:25to be inside it, to be in the conversation. And until someone I don't give a [ __ ] if they've launched Chat GPT
195. 36:3350 times and they've written emails or whatever they've done. If they haven't had that moment where they're like, "Holy
196. 36:41shit." That then they don't understand what's happening. Oh, I have a page and a half of ideas. That's great. Something about
197. 36:50music made from their own life really gets people. Yeah, that that one's pretty amazing. Uh, Architect, the uh
198. 36:57the Jim Ross thing where he landed a client because he did that. All right, let's let's let's do Archetypal's
199. 37:03story. Grayson's parents sent him back to Earth on the day of his 18th birthday. One mission, saved the world,
200. 37:09not so hard. So, we're gonna do a couple of things. One is, can I copy that? No. But you know what I can do? Watch this. This is going to be
201. 37:20fun. So, I can't copy that. Oops. So, I am going to screenshot what he wrote. All
202. 37:37right. So, there's what he wrote. I'm going to paste this in here. And then I'm going to say uh OCR
203. 37:55this. All right. So here's your story. So So you said you don't have the skills to make an image of the stories
204. 38:04that you have. Rick Olsson, I just accepted a position as data and AI consulting partner. Cover the keyboard, Kyle. Huh? Oh, you mean this
205. 38:17thing? Yeah. Wait, there we go. I'm writing a screenplay based on a true story. Cornbread mafia. Love it. That's great. Um, okay.
206. 38:36So, so now we've got that. So now I'm just going to do um make this a cinematic image that
207. 38:51brings this idea to life.
208. 39:06Rick Olsson, great job on the AI readiness podcast today. Thank you very much. I know Ann's amazing, right? And
209. 39:12like why she puts up with me is beyond [Laughter] meh. Never a dull moment. Yeah. Well,
210. 39:27specifically, I don't create visually in my head. I get no coherent plans, but that's okay. So, architect, here's the here's the
211. 39:38trick. You know what the story is? It's funny. You should go watch the AI readiness uh project today because I
212. 39:45asked CJ CJ Fletcher about this. Oh, that's funny. It wrote the words like like a Star Wars movie. This is pretty funny.
213. 39:58Have you published project cardboard? I have. If you go to project-cardboard Oh, but published it like you can edit it. No, I haven't.
214. 40:06I'll go do that right now. I think weren't you the one that asked, "Have I published it so it's editable or
215. 40:14remixable?" But if you just if you just want to Yes. Okay. You were the one. Okay. So, I'll go do that. But anyway,
216. 40:20this is funny. Grayson's parents sent him back to Earth on the day of his 18th birthday. One mission. Save the world. So, not so
217. 40:27hard. Okay, we got that. That's great. We'll say, okay, let's see. Lovely. Um, now no words. Um, archetype, do you have access to
218. 40:42midjourney? I I always I kind one of the mistakes I make in here is I kind of assume everyone's got all sorts of subscriptions. [Music]
219. 40:59We'll go to lovable in a second. Yeah, of course. Okay, so I'm going to go grab this thing. Just that
220. 41:14sentence. So, it's kind of sci-fi. We're going to go to midjourney. That was that cool image we did last night. Yeah, this was this is
221. 41:26some cool [ __ ] last night. Okay, so let me show you something. Archetype. So, one of the things that I was doing last night was I was just
222. 41:36taking um negative what what was it? negative self-belief, ne negative self-t talk or whatever. I whatever the [ __ ] it was we
223. 41:46were talking about, but I was just putting them into different styles, different midjourney styles, right? And
224. 41:53then these are all cool. They're all cool. They're all cool. They're all cool. Yeah, that's cool. That's cool.
225. 41:57Looking at that. Oh, that's cool. That's interesting. That's cool. That's cool. That's cool. That's cool. Yeah. Nice.
226. 42:01Nice. And then this image came up, right? Do you remember this? You were here last night. this image came
227. 42:12up and this is part of my epiphany today about the question is not how to make the most of AI but how to make the most of yourself using
228. 42:24AI. There's something about this image that amongst all these other images felt like me. It was personal to
229. 42:37me when CJ Fletcher in the in the AI readiness podcast today, I asked him about his prompting because when he does
230. 42:45prompting, he'll prompt an image and then he will do iterations of the prompt. He just keeps going and going and going and
231. 42:54going and going like like far beyond where I would have stopped. Far beyond. And I said,"Can you explain that
232. 43:04process? Is it are you in like a really logical kind of process where you're sort of in prompt engineering mode and
233. 43:10then how do you switch back and forth between, you know, that mode and creative mode?" And it turns out I I had
234. 43:17interpreted it all wrong. What CJ said he had is he said he's got stories in his head and then he just takes the story out of his
235. 43:29head, puts that in as the prompt, and then when he looks at something, it either looks like that story or it
236. 43:37doesn't. So, what he was talking about today is what AI allows him to do is get the stuff out of his head and in front
237. 43:45of him. And then he basically just keeps going until he sees something in front of him that matches the story. He
238. 43:53basically described exactly what you're saying is a big limitation. like yeah it's a big limitation for you as a human if you
239. 44:02wanted to visualize images right in your head and you don't have that capacity okay but now you do right and so I think
240. 44:12I think what could be fun is just go into midjourney and I'm just going to pop in your story as it was with no let
241. 44:20me see I've got stylization atund at 100 or was it 200 no 100 Grayson's parents sent him back to Earth on the day of his 18th birthday.
242. 44:30One mission uh to save the world. So, not so hard. Boom. And then, you know what we were doing last night is we were going into
243. 44:43um into my little collection of style references and you know, maybe there's kind of a style you want it in. And that
244. 44:55doesn't have to be in your head. That can be outside of your head. But like, what made me choose this style? I don't
245. 45:00know. It's a thing that spoke to me. There's no right answer, right? So, there's that prompt. There's that style.
246. 45:10Boom. And it'll go to that. Here's that prompt. Um, I'm gonna hit this with my personalization now. Boom. Here's that
247. 45:20prompt. I'm gonna turn stylization up to 900. Boom. Just vomit out work until you see something that starts
248. 45:33to look like the story and then run down the rabbit hole, right? Yeah. Hard sci-fi. You know, here's not so hard
249. 45:49sci-fi. There's cartoon. Kyle, can you tell the nice people that Kim Kim Offford's film content screening is tomorrow? Yeah.
250. 45:58Where where is that happening? Ann, that is Midjourney. Yeah, we're in Midjourney right now. Noon to 8 central.
251. 46:06So Kim offered um did a did a AI film contest. She was making AI films and she did some music videos and stuff like
252. 46:15that and then she's like, I want to do this for other people. and she put together a a contest. And so tomorrow
253. 46:22she's screening all the winners, I guess. Go to her Instagram. Okay. Go to Kim Offford's Instagram. Let me jump
254. 46:29over to Instagram quick and see if I can find her. I'll give you the um Instagram. So, we're going to do a
255. 46:45search. I'm going to search for Kimberly offered offered oF right not of Fred Kimberly offered. There it
256. 47:02is. All right. Viewing party June 5th. There you go. There's your info. You get swag and it's all
257. 47:16free. Oh, off ford. Not off offer. Off ford. Yes. What you said, Ann. All right, back to archetypal
258. 47:31architect and midjourney. So, those aren't hardcore sci-fi. This is kind of stylized sci-fi. Could be in the neighborhood.
259. 47:42There's your beautiful 18-year-old boy with his little space helmet, right? There's There's sexy hot sexy hot space
260. 47:54cowboy. There's There's brooding brooding. Daddy didn't love me. Space cowboy. There you go. There's some
261. 48:03gritty sci-fi. I think this is the one that uses my personalization. Yeah. There you go. And and like at some point
262. 48:14something's going to speak to you and then you just run down that rabbit hole and it's like so it's like
263. 48:22the way CJ was describing it. It's like you've got a story in your head. Articulate that story. Put it in these
264. 48:29tools. Just have it vomit. Vomit. Vomit. Vomit. And then if it's not right, just keep just keep pushing. Keep pushing.
265. 48:37No, that's not it. No, that's not it. And at some point it's going to be it. It's going to be close enough anyway. Cool. Makes more sense to
266. 48:48me because it's the I I've I I've talked about this before here. I'll tell you when I had my first epiphany with this approach.
267. 49:05Um, so I did I did this project called Kyle Shannon Dreams. This was the very first image I did. This was I taught myself
268. 49:15stable diffusion. This is like late summer, early fall of uh 2022, right before Chat GBT came out. And you know, I did I taught I I used
269. 49:27Dream Booth and and had it um you know, I uploaded a bunch of pictures of myself and then I started making these crazy
270. 49:35images and they're all kind of interesting, right? I keep thinking I should be able to describe the scene in a way other than what's on the
271. 49:45page. I you know architect I I would forgive yourself like maybe that's something you
272. 50:04develop maybe you take the stories let the machine generate the images find your style and then have chat GPT describe the image back to
273. 50:18you. Like maybe you can actually teach yourself the language of imagery, but do it in reverse. Start with the story. Let
274. 50:28the machines do the heavy lifting on the image generation stuff. And if you really are still passionate about
275. 50:34learning how to describe images, have chat GPT. You can upload any image to chat GPT. It'll describe it. Right. I
276. 50:41like that idea. Yeah. Because if this is if it's it's like what we were talking about yesterday was limiting
277. 50:47self-beliefs. Like that's absolutely a limiting self-belief that you're like I can't move forward until I can actually
278. 50:53describe the image that I want. Well, that's not a skill in your arsenal right now, but it doesn't need to be.
279. 51:01So, so let it let it be this other way. It's this mort sort of, you know, outside in approach and then yeah, use
280. 51:08chat GPT to train you how to look at that image. Like what do you call it when there's misty fog and you just can
281. 51:15barely see things in the distance? I don't know. It'll tell you that, right? Anyway, so I'm making all these
282. 51:25images like that was one that this was the first one that I went like, "Oh, like I know I know that I know that guy's story. I can tell that
283. 51:37story." Side hustle Mimi. The way I do it is I tell GPT all of my favorite artist, paintings, techniques, as well as some other
284. 51:47stuff. Side hustle me. It seems like I missed a lot. Ah, it's just me rambling. You know, you know how it is in
285. 51:54here. Most of the time it's just I'm just background noise. All right. So, I'm gonna I'm gonna flip through these images. So, all of these
286. 52:05images were giving me some level of satisfaction, right? And and like they gave me an idea for a project and the project was Kyle
287. 52:15Shannon Dreams. And the basic idea was I was going to take these weirdass self-portraits and I was going to start
288. 52:21telling the stories of these people that were kind of like me in another universe. And so I was doing this, you know, for
289. 52:31weeks. Like these are all fine. They're all fine. They're all fine. Some make me happy. Some are like,
290. 52:42why'd you make me so fat? I'm not really that fat. Am I really that fat? I have low self-esteem. Oh, I'm a superhero.
291. 52:49Yeah, cool. Maybe I'm a superhero, right? There's, you know, what's his name? Ralph Steedman style. Me. So, I'm making all these things. I'm
292. 53:02making all these things. I'm writing stories about all these things. Annie Liuititz made a photo of me in the 70s.
293. 53:16You're like, "What's the point, Kyle? Where's this going? It's going [Music] somewhere. I think we're in the neighborhood.
294. 53:38[Laughter] You imagine someone flipping through TikTok right now? What the hell is going on here? Those were funny. Uhoh. Hang on. I got to
295. 53:55do physical dexterity on Tik Tok. All right. I I passed. Wait, was this Was this it? No, this is in the
296. 54:06neighborhood. Uh uh uh uh uh. All these images, all these images were just like I was just putting them out in the
297. 54:14world. Putting them out in the world, putting them out in the world, making them like I didn't share most of these, right?
298. 54:37Sunflower. Dude, there's a point to this. I didn't think it would be this long. I didn't realize how many of these [ __ ] images I made.
299. 54:56There's military me, Space Force me, kid me, fat rocker me, cabbage me, cabbage woman me. Look how sexy I am. I'm a
300. 55:11handsome [Laughter] woman. Oh my god. [Music]
301. 55:29That image. This image. These were cool. It was fine. That image. So archetype. This is for you. See? See that's interesting. You see an
302. 55:44image and it tells you a story. Just have a story. Looking for an image. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. So all of those images I just went
303. 55:54through, there were probably 1500 images that I just blasted through, right? So this was I don't know two, three months
304. 56:02in of this project. I'm making just every night I was making 20 30 50 images and then one night this image came up and I actually got
305. 56:17emotional like I actually like this it took my breath away. It was like like oh [ __ ] And I couldn't figure out what that what that feeling
306. 56:31was. And what that feeling was was of all those other images. This image was was an image that is who I am. that if I had the talent and the
307. 56:48skill and the Photoshop or the illustration skill or the compositing skill to craft something from scratch,
308. 56:57this is the kind of image I would make. This was this was this image was probably my first epiphany
309. 57:11around the idea of curation, right? what Rick Rubin talks about where he doesn't give a [ __ ] about the audience. What Rick Rubin cares
310. 57:21about is, is this a song I would want to listen to? This was an image I would want to make. And I had this weird relationship
311. 57:32with this image where there was a part of me that was like, "Oh my god, isn't it amazing that I made that image?" And
312. 57:39then there was a part of me that was sad that I couldn't make that image. And yet I just had. But had I really?
313. 57:48And it it's kind of like what you're talking about. Right. Gareth Hood. Yes, Kyle. I absolutely know that feeling and love that you got to
314. 57:56experience that. So cool. Right. Yeah. And it's it's not that this image is is in and of itself better or worse than
315. 58:05any of those other images. It's just that this image is me. This image is like a full self-expression
316. 58:15moment that was generated like that. But I couldn't have gotten to this unless I'd done all those other 1,200
317. 58:22images. And that idea that people have, that [ __ ] trope that people have that, oh, AI is lazy because you just
318. 58:29push a button and out comes an image. Yeah. And most of them are crap. For every image that CJ Fletcher shares with the world, he's made a
319. 58:41thousand images that didn't make the cutting room, you know, that that are on the cutting room floor because this is about you and what
320. 58:53you want and what your idea is. So anyway, great question. I don't even know if I answered it. I'm such a pain in the
321. 59:06ass. It moves you from the inside. Exactly. And like that's the that's the kind of miracle of of AI in general. Sometimes it happens
322. 59:19with the music programs. Sometimes it happens with chat GPT. Sometimes it happens with Claude when it it makes you those interactive
323. 59:27dashboards. You know, it did for me. In fact, let's go to lovable right now. Um, the project cardboard thing. This one, the to-do list
324. 59:45maker. I wrote a bunch of to-do lists on my whiteboard and I I thought I those should be cards. I want that dynamic.
325. 59:51And then I thought, "Oh, I should just go build that." And then I did. And I built this thing that works
326. 59:58the way my brain works. I can sort by different categories of projects and then within them I've got little mini
327. 1:00:04to-do lists and there's like zero structure about it. I can I can drag to-do lists up and down. I can add
328. 1:00:14subtasks. All right. Now I need to how do where do I go to make this editable? Uh, whoever was asking before Brand Brandon
329. 1:00:29Jet, you can publish empty. Well, yeah. Like it publishes with a let's see where do I
330. 1:00:46publish two superbase warnings review security.
331. 1:01:03No, but you said there's there's some play. Well, let me ask Lovable. How do I publish this so people can remix it?
332. 1:01:27[Music] Come on, lovable. What's going
333. 1:01:45on? Stop. Hang
334. 1:02:05on. What's the URL for that? The URL. Click the publish button. This will deploy your app and make it publicly
335. 1:02:14accessible. Once published, you'll get a URL that anyone can visit, making it mixable. After publishing, anyone can
336. 1:02:23remix by visiting the published app and looking for the edit and lovable badge on your app if enabled. Project name, lovable badge.
337. 1:02:36Keep the edit. Okay. You can control the remixing experience in your project settings. Where are my project settings? Settings.
338. 1:02:50Okay. Keep wait. Private project. Oh, keep your project hidden and prevent others from remixing it. Well, that's
339. 1:02:59shitty. Let's turn that off. Hide the lovable badge. Remove the edit with lovable. No, we don't want to do that. We don't want to hide
340. 1:03:06it. Okay, so I did that. So now, let me publish it. update. I've got two superbase warnings. I'm sure I've got, you know, API keys in
341. 1:03:20there and [ __ ] like that. So, don't steal my [ __ ] Project updated. Okay. So, if you go
342. 1:03:35to I'm putting this on the YouTube channel. It's project-cardboard.lovable.app. And now it says edit with lovable. And you can
343. 1:03:49now go edit it. There you go. Thanks for coming back and asking about that because I knew I knew I said I was going
344. 1:03:54to do it and I didn't do it because I have ADD. It's the universal excuse for not doing [ __ ] Oh, wait. Sorry. Here. Let me put
345. 1:04:06this up on screen. There is the URL. There you go people. You see what I'm saying there? You see what I'm
346. 1:04:20saying? You understand? You understand how this works, people? Save it in your PC. Publish it empty. Why? It's it's already like it's
347. 1:04:32published as an app. You can go create your own account on it. It's got a superbase back end. You're not going to see any of my
348. 1:04:41to-dos. You get to make your own to-dos. This is a this is a cool project. I mean, I can tell you about it
349. 1:04:48if you want me to walk you through the application, but whatever. All right. Um, there's there's architect's movie
350. 1:05:00started, by the way. Good movie. Good story. Go make some images. Oh, you know the other thing we can do
351. 1:05:09there, archetype. Uh, I gota I got to go get the prompt again. Hang on. Copy. Let's go to flow. Is this flow? Yeah. Am I Is this
352. 1:05:26flow? Yes. Okay. So, where I am is I'm in the new
353. 1:05:40VO3 from Google. And this is bonkers. So, we're going to do text to video. Oh, we could do frames to video.
354. 1:05:54Oh, but I don't think I don't think frames to video you can do. You can't have it do talking. So, we're going to do text to
355. 1:06:01video. So, we're going to say in this scene, I'm going to put it in quote marks. Grayson's parents sent him back
356. 1:06:16to Earth on the day of his 18th birthday with one mission. Save the world. So, not so hard. Then I'm going to
357. 1:06:33say Grayson fogs up the
358. 1:06:48inside of his Visor as he says out
359. 1:07:06loud how much he hates his parents. All right, as he says out loud how much he hates his parents. All right. So, we're going to make a movie
360. 1:07:21scene now. Architect Brian Whitney. I got it. I just had to create an account to get it. Ah, okay. Great.
361. 1:07:30Perfect. Yeah, you got to create an account because it's it's uh it's got authentic it's it's got it's got user
362. 1:07:37authentication. That app, it's that's actually a real app. Like, you can use that for your own uh for your own to-do
363. 1:07:44lists and [ __ ] like that. It's all sitting in Superbase there. And I don't have access to it. Just you have access to your
364. 1:07:57data. Is it free? Of course it's [Music] free. Oh, that's not the right
365. 1:08:19Why did it not make audio? Oh, because I did it. Oh, okay. This is one of the This is one of the shitty things about Flow is it defaults to
366. 1:08:29V2. Um, hang on. Let's see. V2 fast V3 highest quality. So, this will be
367. 1:08:55And I think reuse the prompt. Grayson fogs up the inside of his space suit helmet visor as he says out loud how much he
368. 1:09:11hates his parents. All right, so we'll do two of these. That one's pretty bad. But he does look like he hates his
369. 1:09:21parents for putting him in welding [Laughter] class. All right. All right. So So now we're going
370. 1:09:36now we're making Now we're making actual video. All right. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful,
371. 1:09:43beautiful, beautiful people. You're all beautiful people. Okay. Does anybody know what we're talking about? I didn't bring the syllabus
372. 1:09:54today. He's weed eating the world. Exactly. Visor is going to confuse it, I think. Yeah, it might. Here I am giving archetypal
373. 1:10:08architect lessons on how to prompt and prompting shittily. Which again gets back to my point. This is about each of us
374. 1:10:18individually finding ways to put ourselves in the prompt, our point of view. You get your point of view in there, it amplifies
375. 1:10:27you. That's the [ __ ] magic. That's the magic. That is the magic. Feed the prompt. Why do you feed it? You. What's that mean? Do you have
376. 1:10:39ideas? Yeah. Do you have problems? Yeah. Do you have health conditions? Yeah. Do you want to create a pizza party for
377. 1:10:45your friends? Yeah. Feed it that it's hungry. Feed the prompt. Feed the prompt. Man, that does not work for me.
378. 1:10:57It's not catching on at all that this is anything sci-fi or serious. put put in things like sci-fi, like put sci-fi in
379. 1:11:07the style of Bladeunner. Oh, you know what to do, archetypal architect, take your prompt that's not working, go to chat GPT, put in put in
380. 1:11:24your thing that's not working and say to chat GPT, describe this as a sci-fi scene, and then take all of what it
381. 1:11:32generates and and put it out there. All right, here's here's Grayson. You ready, people? Oh, I got to change my sharing. Hang on a sec.
382. 1:12:00I hate my parents. It's good. I hate my parents. Good acting.
383. 1:12:15I mean, the fog comes through the visor, so that's not great, but that's not bad. Let's see. Do we have a second one? Yeah. Here we [Music]
384. 1:12:33go. I hate my parents so much. I hate my parents so much. Huh?
385. 1:12:50I hate my parents so much. Does my prompt have any personalized numbers added to the end of it? No. What do you mean?
386. 1:13:02I hate my parents so much. Very futuristic visor. You'd think if they were this far in the future, they would have figured out how
387. 1:13:12to make it not fog [Laughter] up. Yeah. Architect, maybe what you do is you just skip skip making images and
388. 1:13:28just go right to making a film. Oh man, that's pretty cool. [Music]
389. 1:13:45All right, everyone. All right, everyone. Fantastic. Fantastic. Oh, talking to talking to Archetypo. Got it. That's
390. 1:13:54what I like about this channel. You you you all are in here solving each other's problems. Well, I'm just waxing poetic
391. 1:14:03about the right questions to ask. Can you use a picture in the prompt? You can, but I don't think so. Let's try it.
392. 1:14:14Let's go grab this image. We're going to download this image. I love that image, by the way. Like that. That one. If if
393. 1:14:22we could make this one talk. That would be great. So, let's see. We'll go back to Flow. Is this No, that's Flow TV. Does this blow? Yeah.
394. 1:14:38Okay. So, let's go to image to text upload.
395. 1:15:18Why did that not upload? Did it? There we go. Crop and
396. 1:15:40save might violate our policies. Oh, you got to be [ __ ] kidding me, Google. Seriously, what is it? Because he looks sub
397. 1:15:5518. Unfucking believable. All right, here. Watch. We're gonna fix this, [ __ ] We're gonna go edit. I'm
398. 1:16:07in midjourney now. I'm gonna erase his lip and I'm just going to put um thin mustache. I am so sick
399. 1:16:27of [ __ ] safety policies that are horshit. Sick of it, people. Sick of it.
400. 1:16:46Why did I get no mustache? Look at this one. He made a He made a mustache out of [Laughter] Twizzlers. Oh my god. We got nothing. We
401. 1:17:02got nothing. Ah [ __ ] I I'm exhausted. Let's do we'll do edit. We'll erase his whole
402. 1:17:26face 18year-old with facial hair. See if we see if we get anything by completely obliterating his face.
403. 1:17:45I got that yesterday, too. Oh, this one's good. I guarantee you it'll let us do that one, but it won't let us do the one
404. 1:17:52where he looks slightly innocent. Somehow made him look younger. I I'm exhausted. I can't. Well,
405. 1:18:10we're gonna do we're gonna do a zombie film now. All right, back to flow. Now, we just turned this into a zombie
406. 1:18:24film. Way to go, architect. You know, we we wanted to sleep tonight. Now, we're not going to be able to sleep. Thank
407. 1:18:30you. Thank you for Thank you for your service. You can create anything as long as it's what they want. H rabbit hole. Yeah, welcome to the
408. 1:18:40rabbit hole. Okay, so we've got our dude in there. Now, let's say generate video with first and last frames. So let's say astronaut
409. 1:19:03Astro astronaut size and says how much he hates his parents. I don't think that this one
410. 1:19:21generates voice, but we'll find out together. Uploaded my kids book. Vicky. Vicki, while we've all been um being
411. 1:19:35productive talking about the future of mental health with AI, Vicki's been producing a book Gareth is working on his. That's
412. 1:19:49awesome. Detour. Sure. 18-year-old zombie sent to Earth to save the world. Exactly. Wolfman Clint. Oh, Champy. It is not cheese time
413. 1:20:04yet. Mew. You want to go out? Do you want to go visit mama? Yeah. All right. Hold, [Music]
414. 1:20:27please. All
415. 1:20:55right. 43%. Literally during the live. That's great. Source Camp, did you all write a children's book or something? Yeah,
416. 1:21:10Source Camp, there's a uh OpenAI um contest for children's books.
417. 1:21:29Vickiy's book will win the contest. I missed the last 30 minutes. Did I miss anything mind-blowing? This is the AI learning lab. Of course
418. 1:21:45not. No, nothing mind-blowing. [Laughter] You're good. You're good. You're caught
419. 1:22:01up. Oh man. 76% till we get our zombie thing. Zombies with popping out eyes are fine, but young men are not.
420. 1:22:16Unbelievable.
421. 1:22:33It does do audio.
422. 1:23:00He come on. Jesus Christ. Honest to God, Apple. The the [ __ ] window reordering that Apple does just [ __ ]
423. 1:23:15randomly. Could Could someone please use AI to resurrect Steve Jobs so we can get some quality control going at Apple? I
424. 1:23:23mean, honest to God, could someone like someone any Does anyone even work there anymore? The breath is impressive. Yeah,
425. 1:23:33it looks so alive. Yeah, that's that's pretty crazy. Um, let me try let me try another one. Let's go grab a different image.
426. 1:23:50The good ones we can't use. But let's go grab one of these arty ones. That one's good. That one's good. Download
427. 1:24:04that. Go back to Flow. Hello, Flow. Upload Grayson. Grayson is looking for real, Kyle. I think Steve would be so
428. 1:24:18disappointed in Apple right now. Seriously. Right. Like Steve was the only [ __ ] willing enough to say,
429. 1:24:29"No, I don't care if you have to work all weekend. Go [ __ ] fix it." Um, Grayson size
430. 1:24:44relief he is alive and says how much he hates his
431. 1:24:59parents under his breath. All right, let's see if we can get one. Uh uh uh. I forgot the tapper is still running. Love it. Brandon Jet
432. 1:25:15Kyle, I'm in 100% geek out right now. About about to be all night. Um team no sleep project cardboard. So So Brandon,
433. 1:25:24um if you if you remix it and do a cool upgrade of it, let me know. I'm excited. I'm excited. You're going to
434. 1:25:32take my three hours worth of work and put in eight. Um, that's super cool. Awesome, man. Have fun with it. Um, yeah, that's
435. 1:25:43really cool. Love it. Love it. Love it. Love it. Love [Music] it. That hole in his cheek. I know, right? Steve Bashi as a kid. Yeah,
436. 1:25:58totally. That's that's that's actually I mean, you know what you would actually do with this? I what I would do with this is you
437. 1:26:10would actually lose that that part of the thing and you'd start it right there, right? Like he just had a crash landing.
438. 1:26:20His visor got smashed. He's got a hole in his face. He's in shock, right? Like that's a good I'm in shock and it sounds
439. 1:26:35good. Did I Where are we with sharing? What am I sharing right now? Can you hear audio of this if I play it? Wait, why is it not
440. 1:26:50playing? Reload. Reload. No
441. 1:27:05audio. I guess I shared it wrong. Oh, I think I went back to sharing the oldfashioned way. Hang on.
442. 1:27:31Absolutely. My managers are to be using this also. All right. Good. I'm glad we're Well, listen. The the whole point
443. 1:27:38of that of that to-do list app is it's for ADHD brain where it's like it's not meant to be a replacement for Trello. a bunch of
444. 1:27:51[ __ ] wherever I posted it. Maybe it was LinkedIn. Oh, no. It was on It was on Tik Tok. They came in. They're like, "Yeah,
445. 1:27:59uh, it already exists. It's called Trello." I'm like, "Uh, yeah, Trello's like, you know, a [ __ ] bazooka and I
446. 1:28:07needed a BB gun." You [ __ ] turd knuckle. Those tick tockers. Oh [Music]
447. 1:28:23man. Yeah, on on Tik Tok you can hear things, but I've got to share it different if they want to hear it over
448. 1:28:28there. He reminds me of the movie Warm Bodies. Oh, yeah. It does have that aesthetic, doesn't it? Did I lose that other video? I think I
449. 1:28:43did. This is so [ __ ] buggy. God damn it.
450. 1:29:00Flow. Oh, here he is. Okay, we got we got it. We got one. We got a live one. All right, let's see what we got. Is it any good? No audio.
451. 1:29:21Looks pretty good, but no [Music]
452. 1:29:35audio. Thank you, Vicki. Mm. All right. So, apparently I don't I don't know what's going on. This this this app is really buggy. I don't I
453. 1:29:52don't know what you want for 250 bucks a month. You actually wanted it to work. Oh, no. I'm sorry. That would be
454. 1:30:01more. You all are silly. We've done the remarkable thing here. This is video that almost works sometimes. You wanted
455. 1:30:08it to actually work. It's cute. It's cute. Fantastic. Oh, dog's back. Champy. Champy got his cheese. All right, everybody. I think
456. 1:30:20I'm going to get on out of here. Fantastic. Oh, I didn't plug in my phone, so my phone's about to die. The
457. 1:30:25Tik Tockers are about to lose me alto together. Where did Kyle go? Why did he just leave us? Why didn't he say
458. 1:30:32goodbye? Because no one's here to remind me to plug [ __ ] in. That's why. All right. Um, it's Wednesday night. Tomorrow,
459. 1:30:44Thursday. Ah, I've got a Thunderview CEO dinner tomorrow night. So, I will we will probably be late. What app is this?
460. 1:30:53The app. The janky. Yeah, the $25,000 level is the one that works. The $250 buck a month level. It's not so not not
461. 1:31:01really working. Um, the app that I'm using is flow.google. So, if you go to flow.goole Google right now. You can go
462. 1:31:11there, but if you if you don't pay anything, I don't think you can use it at all. If you pay 25 bucks a month, you get like eight
463. 1:31:18videos. If you pay you subscribe for 250 a month, but the first three months are 125. So, for 125 bucks a month, you get
464. 1:31:3012,000 credits. And I think it's like a 100 credits a video or something like that. So, you get a decent amount of videos, not a ton.
465. 1:31:39Um, but it's it's really good, right? It does like acting like this. This one in terms of acting, this one was pretty good.
466. 1:31:54I hate my parents. Pretty good. Pretty good. This one, not as much, but you know, better physics.
467. 1:32:09I hate my parents so much. You know what's amazing to me is it really got like the age of his voice really matches
468. 1:32:18the age of him, man. Yeah, I know. Exactly. This one's Matt acting. I use VO3 through Po. Okay, cool. So, yeah, if you're a subscriber
469. 1:32:29to Po, Po gives you access to so many different models. If you're tired of all the model [ __ ] and where to access
470. 1:32:36it, um, Po's really good. I don't like the interface personally, but they give you access to lots of models and and
471. 1:32:43they're they're really quick on it. All right, cool. So, I will be late tomorrow. Tomorrow be probably more like
472. 1:32:49nine o'clock. It costs about 50,000 credits a vid. Oh, it does? No, it can't it can't be that many. Oh, it it costs 50,000
473. 1:33:01credits on PO per vid. Got it. Okay. Yeah, V3 is really expensive. It's like a buck 50 a video or something like
474. 1:33:09that. I have PO. It's nice. All right. Beautiful. Okay. All right. Listen, thanks for hanging out tonight. Hope you
475. 1:33:17had fun. Hope you learned something. Don't forget the question we don't ask anymore is, "How can I get the most out of AI?"
476. 1:33:24The question we do ask, how can I get the most out of myself using AI? Okay, feed the prompt. You, the prompt
477. 1:33:35is hungry. And what it wants is you, your problems, your ideas. Feed it. And I'm telling you, [ __ ] will
478. 1:33:44change. It'll make a difference. Man, I missed this. Yeah, it was a fun night tonight. We did some actual stuff. We had some good
479. 1:33:53philosophy. All right. AI can give you wings. All right. Peace out everybody. I'll see you tomorrow night. Bye.