AI Analysis to Mother's Day Gifts: Unleash Your Creative Side!

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0:00 It's It's insane,
0:02 Brandon. Dropping my MRI images into an
0:04 LLM and and it telling me exactly what
0:07 the radiologist told me. Yeah,
0:13 Mark Hefner.
0:15 What's happening? Mark. Hey, Kyle. Happy
0:17 Friday evening. Coming back to the first
0:19 question of the evening. Models had
0:22 bigger differences when they first
0:23 started. True. I think they are all
0:26 converging to a single kind of truth.
0:28 Today, those differences are more
0:30 nuanced. In my experience, Claude is
0:32 still better at creating written content
0:33 as long as you train the model on your
0:35 writing style with an MD file. I use the
0:37 same MD file across all models, then
0:40 battle them for the best one
0:42 and take it to the last 15% to complete
0:45 completion. In my opinion, all models
0:47 have strength and weaknesses. I think
0:49 that's absolutely right. And there's
0:51 there's a new term that they're talking
0:53 about called the harness.
0:56 And the the harness has always been
0:58 there, but I think it's more significant
1:00 in agentic tools. The the harness is the
1:02 thing that the models kind of sit inside
1:04 and there's all the it's it's like the
1:07 application layer um that interacts with
1:11 all the different models sitting
1:12 underneath it. Um and those harnesses
1:15 are where the personality is. And I I
1:17 think that
1:19 I think that that's where you're going
1:21 to see, you know, like codeex is a
1:23 harness and claude co code and claude
1:25 co-work is a harness and even, you know,
1:27 just claude.ai, the the app that you use
1:30 as a harness. So I think it's going to
1:33 be in the interface as always, right?
1:37 It's going to be within the interface
1:38 where the differences start to emerge
1:40 because I think the models really do
1:42 start to become kind of a single a
1:45 single kind of thing.
1:47 Um, all right. Beautiful. Uh, we're
1:50 coming on the top of the hour, so have a
1:53 beautiful weekend. Um, is if if there's
1:56 any
1:59 any homework this weekend.
2:07 Nothing immediately comes to mind.
2:10 It's Mother's Day weekend. I would say,
2:12 you know, connect with your family.
2:16 Think about what you value and who you
2:18 value
2:20 and then and then carve out some time
2:23 for yourself to play with AI. I think
2:25 those two things I started with of what
2:27 are some good AI habits. One is just go
2:31 play go experiment with something that
2:33 you've never played with. Go play with
2:35 something completely that you would
2:37 never consider playing with. Right? If
2:39 you're horrible at math, go do something
2:41 with a spreadsheet and AI. Right? Right?
2:44 If you're horrible at pictures, go do
2:45 that. And then the other thing is like
2:48 really, you know, look at who you are
2:51 and what you value and who you care
2:53 about and then think about how you might
2:55 use AI as an amplifier of of that of who
2:59 you are. That might shift how you think
3:02 about which tools you play with.
3:05 Oh, that's good. Chef Kelly, make a
3:07 magazine layout for your mom in image,
3:08 too. Yeah. upload a picture or two of
3:11 your mom and then put in some random
3:13 facts and say, "Turn this into a glossy,
3:16 you know, magazine layout, you know,
3:18 that that goes across both pages."
3:20 She'll be blown away. You'll be blown
3:22 away. Um, beautiful. We took a picture
3:25 of my mom and had AI make a coloring
3:27 image for the kids to color in. Yeah.
3:29 Um, have it make five pages of a graphic
3:32 novel and it will it'll just all five
3:34 pages will come out. It's pretty crazy.
3:36 Have a great weekend, my friends. See
3:38 you on Saturday. Watch the full replay
3:40 at community.salon.ai.