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Sep 17, 2024 - How the New AI Model Transforms Screenwriting and Storytelling

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Kyle Shannon delves into the intricacies of the newly released AI model, Omni 01, exploring its unique capabilities in creative writing, particularly screenplay development. Throughout the session, Kyle shares his firsthand experiences using the model to enhance his screenplay, discussing the creative process of generating, organizing, and refining scenes with AI assistance. Notably, he highlights the model's ability to maintain context over extended conversations, a significant advancement that sets it apart from previous iterations. This continuous threading of narrative and character development promises to revolutionize how writers engage with AI in their creative processes.
A focal point of the discussion is the challenge of managing multiple iterations of generated content, as Kyle humorously reflects on the "chunk management" required to organize his screenplay fragments effectively. He also engages with viewers, encouraging them to test the model's capabilities by revisiting their own incomplete projects. The session ultimately emphasizes the potential of AI to serve as a powerful collaborator in creative writing, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in storytelling. For those interested in the intersection of technology and creativity, this conversation offers valuable insights into leveraging AI for artistic expression.
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Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro-Song
00:02:06 Positive-Feedback
00:03:22 Purple-Rain
00:04:14 Comcast-Luncheon
00:06:12 Chat-Add-Intro
00:07:34 Mega-Thread
00:08:14 Porsche-911 Analogy
00:09:14 Screenplay-Project
00:10:30 Novel-Rewrite
00:11:15 Screenplay-Dialogue
00:12:19 Good-Use Cases
00:14:06 Google-Docs Issue
00:15:02 Celtics-Software
00:15:23 Filtered-Comments
00:16:07 Supportive-Comments
00:17:41 No-Dog Howling
00:18:32 Project-Strawberry
00:19:05 Chain-Of-Thought
00:19:40 The-Art-Of-Using
00:20:25 Screenplay-Novel
00:21:48 Three-Major-Models
00:22:44 Project-Selection
00:23:03 Feature-Release
00:24:50 Play-Along
00:26:09 Digital-Hoarder
00:27:08 Abandoned-Project
00:28:01 Line-Breaks
00:28:26 Screenplay-Fragments
00:29:03 Prompt-Response
00:30:59 Little-Carrots
00:31:09 Mariner-Software
00:32:54 New-Characters
00:33:05 Inference-Problems
00:34:02 Seven-Pages
00:36:09 Updated-Outline
00:37:19 Matching-Up-Scenes
00:38:53 Cool-Feature
00:41:16 Annoying-Work
00:43:05 Checking-In
00:46:46 In-The-Neighborhood
00:48:42 Scene-11 Swap
00:50:37 Scene-13 Flashback
00:53:29 Writing-Scene-15
00:54:00 Context-Window
00:54:58 Game-Changer
00:56:17 Writing-Partner
00:58:53 Awkward-Silence
01:00:17 Unbelievable
01:01:01 Traditional-Gpt
01:01:27 Long-Scenes
01:03:50 Continuity-Error
01:04:20 Holy-Shit
01:05:51 One-More-Scene
01:06:01 The-Conversation
01:07:00 Thinking-Weighing
01:08:56 Risking-Ryans-Life
01:09:42 Roll-User-Content
01:10:06 Behind-The-Scenes
01:11:01 Too-Long
01:11:40 Ryan-Question
01:11:56 Hallucinating
01:12:15 This-Can-Write
01:14:45 Billion-Dollar-Business
01:15:22 Managing-Fragments
01:16:12 Chunk-Management
01:17:13 Chunk-Engineer-Ralph
01:18:48 Upskilled-To-Management
01:19:28 Chunky-Working-On-It
01:19:32 Two-Chats
01:20:00 The-Spewer
01:21:06 Show-Me-First-Scene
01:22:05 Weirdness
01:22:37 Two-Minute-Think
01:23:01 Back-To-Beginning
01:23:33 Chunk-Inator
01:24:17 Spew-Of-Chunks
01:24:36 Crazy-Good-Image
01:25:00 80S-Mall-Photo
01:25:13 Context-Limit
01:25:23 Discrete-Chunks
01:25:49 Naming-Things
01:26:19 Reasoning-Engine
01:26:40 Marketing-Specialist
01:28:15 Application-Layer
01:30:45 Gpt-01
01:31:32 Project-Strawberry
01:32:37 Branding-Analysis
01:33:02 Creative-Brief
01:33:21 Naming-Strategy
01:34:56 Thinking-Process
01:36:12 Appealing-Names
01:36:22 Knowledge-Limits
01:36:49 Core-Branding
01:37:15 Migration-Strategy
01:38:01 Harder-Than-Fixing
01:38:29 Strawberry-Mini-Shake
01:39:03 The-Salon
01:42:22 Magic-Mirror
01:43:12 Significant-Hobbled
Chapters
0:00Intro-Song2:06Positive-Feedback3:22Purple-Rain4:14Comcast-Luncheon6:12Chat-Add-Intro7:34Mega-Thread8:14Porsche-911 Analogy9:14Screenplay-Project10:30Novel-Rewrite11:15Screenplay-Dialogue12:19Good-Use Cases14:06Google-Docs Issue15:02Celtics-Software15:23Filtered-Comments16:07Supportive-Comments17:41No-Dog Howling18:32Project-Strawberry19:05Chain-Of-Thought19:40The-Art-Of-Using20:25Screenplay-Novel21:48Three-Major-Models22:44Project-Selection23:03Feature-Release24:50Play-Along26:09Digital-Hoarder27:08Abandoned-Project28:01Line-Breaks28:26Screenplay-Fragments29:03Prompt-Response30:59Little-Carrots31:09Mariner-Software32:54New-Characters33:05Inference-Problems34:02Seven-Pages36:09Updated-Outline37:19Matching-Up-Scenes38:53Cool-Feature41:16Annoying-Work43:05Checking-In46:46In-The-Neighborhood48:42Scene-11 Swap50:37Scene-13 Flashback53:29Writing-Scene-1554:00Context-Window54:58Game-Changer56:17Writing-Partner58:53Awkward-Silence1:00:17Unbelievable1:01:01Traditional-Gpt1:01:27Long-Scenes1:03:50Continuity-Error1:04:20Holy-Shit1:05:51One-More-Scene1:06:01The-Conversation1:07:00Thinking-Weighing1:08:56Risking-Ryans-Life1:09:42Roll-User-Content1:10:06Behind-The-Scenes1:11:01Too-Long1:11:40Ryan-Question1:11:56Hallucinating1:12:15This-Can-Write1:14:45Billion-Dollar-Business1:15:22Managing-Fragments1:16:12Chunk-Management1:17:13Chunk-Engineer-Ralph1:18:48Upskilled-To-Management1:19:28Chunky-Working-On-It1:19:32Two-Chats1:20:00The-Spewer1:21:06Show-Me-First-Scene1:22:05Weirdness1:22:37Two-Minute-Think1:23:01Back-To-Beginning1:23:33Chunk-Inator1:24:17Spew-Of-Chunks1:24:36Crazy-Good-Image1:25:0080S-Mall-Photo1:25:13Context-Limit1:25:23Discrete-Chunks1:25:49Naming-Things1:26:19Reasoning-Engine1:26:40Marketing-Specialist1:28:15Application-Layer1:30:45Gpt-011:31:32Project-Strawberry1:32:37Branding-Analysis1:33:02Creative-Brief1:33:21Naming-Strategy1:34:56Thinking-Process1:36:12Appealing-Names1:36:22Knowledge-Limits1:36:49Core-Branding1:37:15Migration-Strategy1:38:01Harder-Than-Fixing1:38:29Strawberry-Mini-Shake1:39:03The-Salon1:42:22Magic-Mirror1:43:12Significant-Hobbled
Transcript
0:01 you ready 0:04 [Music] 0:51 well she came on to him like a slow 0:54 moving cold front 1:00 his beer was warmer than a look in her 1:05 [Music] 1:08 eyes she sat on the stool and he said 1:12 what do you 1:13 [Music] 1:15 want she said give give me a love that 1:20 don't freeze up 1:25 inside he said I have melted p in my 1:30 time 1:31 [Music] 1:33 dear but to see next to you well I 1:37 shiver and 1:41 shake and if I knew love well I don't 1:45 think I'd be 1:47 [Music] 1:50 here asking myself if I've got what it 1:55 [Music] 1:57 t to melt your eyes blue 2:02 [Music] 2:06 ho that was right on key he sang right 2:08 on key thank you very much Robert Rossy 2:10 that's very generous very very nice 2:13 appreciate the support 2:18 [Music] 2:42 [Music] 2:51 I didn't mean to cause you any 2:57 sorrow didn't mean cause you in a pain 3:03 [Music] 3:06 only one one time to see you 3:08 [Music] 3:10 laughing I only want to see you laughing 3:14 in that purle rain Purple Rain Purple 3:19 [Music] 3:22 Rain Purple Rain Purple 3:26 [Applause] 3:28 Rain Purple Rain in Purple 3:32 [Music] 3:32 [Applause] 3:34 [Music] 3:36 Rain only want to see it laughing in a 3:41 purple ring 3:45 [Music] 3:58 how oh 4:10 [Music] 4:14 barking thanks for joining the Comcast 4:19 luncheon must be the 4:23 [Music] 4:26 painkillers Winston thinks this is the 4:28 best me me arguing with the 4:31 dog in 4:33 [Laughter] 4:37 song fantastic fantastic Bob tell him 4:41 what he's won uh he hasn't won anything 4:44 this isn't a game show 4:46 festic so what's he what 4:49 [Music] 5:08 [Music] 5:20 de 5:24 [Music] 5:42 [Music] 5:47 the numbers are up 122 people good Lord 5:51 good people Winston thank you so so much 5:53 for the gift Galaxy very generous thank 5:56 you very very much if you're new here my 5:58 name's Kyle Shannon if you're thinking 5:59 like what what the hell are you are we 6:02 talking about AI or not are you going to 6:04 sing with your 6:06 dog 6:08 yep welcome to chat 6:12 add sometimes chat 6:15 TMZ occasionally chat GPT 6:30 [Music] 6:40 well I heard that was a secret 6:44 [Applause] 6:45 C David played and it plays a 6:51 lot you don't really care for 6:54 music do you 6:57 [Music] 7:00 goes like this the fourth the fifth m a 7:04 fall and a major 7:07 lift B King 7:10 composing 7:13 [Music] 7:15 hallelujah 7:18 hallelujah 7:21 hallelujah 7:24 hallelujah 7:27 hallelu oh yeah 7:34 H yeah I saw that Brandon the mega 7:36 thread in uh in the what you call it 7:40 mods I think I'm going to ignore that 7:43 tonight I'm kind of inspired to keep 7:46 going on this screenplay hey 7:48 Kyle what's this new 01 preview I can't 7:52 honestly figure out a good distinction 7:54 from the 40 mode okay say what so hang 7:57 with me so I'm going to I'm going to 7:59 keep playing tonight 8:01 and I'm going to 8:04 um and I'm going 8:07 to I'll try to explain to you what's 8:10 different about it here here's the 8:14 deal no one really knows like like the 8:18 what what I can tell you about the 01 8:19 model is that it's not your everyday 8:23 driver right this is like the you know 8:27 you got the one of 50 8:30 Porsche track car that looks like a 8:32 regular 911 but it's 8:42 not and and most of the driving that you 8:45 would do with it you couldn't even get 8:47 the most out of it so if you try to use 8:49 01 just like you use traditional GPT 8:52 it's not going to get it's it's it's 8:54 going to be weird is is my sense 9:00 um and so we'll dig 9:02 into the little bit that I understand 9:05 which is 9:08 like I understand very little but we're 9:11 doing it so here's what I'm doing I'm 9:14 now three days 9:16 into finishing an incomplete screenplay 9:19 that I started that I just dumped 9:23 into 01 preview and said finish the 9:27 outline which it did brilliantly and 9:30 then I said write one of the random 9:32 scenes you created and it did 9:37 brilliantly and so now I'm trying to 9:39 figure some things out 9:42 like does it lose context of long 9:46 conversations is it going to keep 9:48 writing good if I keep pushing it and 9:50 keep pushing forward is it going to is 9:52 it just going to totally explode and the 9:54 risk is going to be this so we've got 81 9:58 people in here fair amount of you have 10:00 never been here before 10:03 um and so tonight could be weird could 10:07 be 10:08 boring normally this is more of just 10:10 like a performative me like yapping 10:12 about AI 10:14 woohoo and what I can what I can promise 10:17 you is that when when I try to actually 10:20 do something like complete something 10:22 like real work um it tends to take a 10:25 long time and be 10:26 boring so so that's the warning for 10:29 tonight 10:30 I've been testing 01 by rewriting the 10:32 first few novel 10:34 chapters it's so much 10:37 better that I'm thinking of 10:40 rewriting the whole book see this is 10:43 where I am and what's [ __ ] up is a lot 10:46 of the 10:48 the whoever opinion nightes out there I 10:52 don't know if they're all influencers 10:53 but there's lots of people with lots of 10:56 opinions I'm seeing like these bizarre 10:58 5050 splits where some people are like 11:01 well it's much worse at writing um than 11:04 than 11:05 gp4 and then other people are like oh 11:08 it's much better at writing than gp4 I'm 11:10 one of 11:11 them um I have 11:15 never since I've been playing with these 11:17 large language models since gpt3 I have 11:20 never had a large language model write 11:23 screenplay 11:25 dialogue that 11:26 wasn't [ __ ] horrible 11:30 ever not once write like my style write 11:33 a whole scene okay and it writes half a 11:35 page and it 11:37 sucks and and GPT did it now and then 11:40 there's other people that are going oh 11:41 it's worse at programming and other 11:43 people are going it's better at 11:44 programming and other people going it 11:46 sucks at math and other people going 11:47 it's better at math and David Shapiro 11:49 said it sucks and it's not great and 11:51 then he came out today and said no I was 11:53 wrong it is pretty 11:54 [Music] 11:55 great so what that says to me is that 12:00 we are going to have to collectively 12:01 figure out how to prompt this 12:03 [ __ ] and I don't think this is 12:05 prompt 12:07 engineering I don't think it's like we 12:09 need to like it's almost like the more 12:11 prescriptive you are with this thing it 12:13 it gets 12:15 janky cuz it's it's doing its own 12:17 prompting but I think the the the trick 12:19 is what are the good use cases for it I 12:23 think finishing partial works of 12:25 creative 12:27 writing is a superpower so that's what 12:29 we're going to explore 12:31 tonight it's not simple to 12:35 say that most 12:37 [Music] 12:38 days I don't recognize me that these 12:43 shoes and this apron that place and its 12:47 patrons have taken more than I gave 12:51 them it's not easy to 12:55 know I'm not 12:57 anything like I used to be although it's 13:01 true I was never attention sweet Center 13:06 I still remember that 13:09 girl she's 13:11 imperfect but she 13:13 tried she is good but she 13:19 lies she is hard on 13:23 herself she's broken and won't ask for 13:27 help she is messy but she's 13:32 kind she's 13:35 lonely most of the time she has all of 13:39 this mixed up and baked beautiful 13:44 pie she's gone but she used to be 13:52 mine and it's not what I asked for all 13:56 [Music] 13:58 right oh here's the other [ __ ] up 14:00 thing you want to know another [ __ ] up 14:03 thing Google 14:06 Docs 14:08 so today one of the things I did is I 14:11 took I took the outline that it wrote 14:14 and I put it in Google Docs and I 14:16 created a whole [ __ ] outline with the 14:19 right heading so everything showed up 14:21 down the side and then I came home and I 14:24 open Google Docs and it it has not 14:26 synced so this this document I was going 14:29 to used to walk us through writing this 14:31 thing and organizing this 14:34 thing isn't 14:40 here here's another thing I haven't 14:42 written a screenplay in so long I 14:45 don't I don't know what software works 14:47 anymore I used to use this software 14:49 called 14:51 Celtics which now looks like it's a 14:53 subscription web-based screenwriting 14:56 software but there's no app anymore 14:59 [Music] 15:01 I think that was the last one I 15:02 [Music] 15:23 used some comments in this live were 15:25 filtered to protect the community 15:28 experience stop calling me 15:33 [Music] 15:37 fat are you guys being poo poo 15:40 heads saying I look like Rosie O'Donnell 15:43 on a bad 15:45 day Alec Baldwin that made some bad Life 15:49 Choices this is what's going on isn't it 15:52 you get some more people in here and 15:54 here come the trolls 16:02 it was 16:03 [Music] 16:07 Marge oh 16:10 man we're only supportive of your 16:12 endeavors thank you elang Ma I 16:15 appreciate that see some people 16:17 appreciate the the efforts I put 16:23 in if you like a limited song catalog 16:26 and mediocre singing you've come to the 16:29 right 16:29 [Applause] 16:31 Place ow my back is hurting my back my 16:35 back is still out it 16:37 sucks it sucks you could make money with 16:41 Call Me Al good day what's happening 16:49 Al ignore them you're ready for anything 16:51 Robert Ross thank you for the 16:54 Brontosaurus very nice very nice indeed 17:00 okay so I think what I'll do I will walk 17:03 you through we we are slowly bleeding 17:05 off 17:07 doubters they're like this is boring 17:09 he's not even talking about artificial 17:11 intelligence I'm pretty sure he doesn't 17:13 have any qualifications 17:15 anyway I'm just going to leave I've got 17:18 twerking to look 17:21 at eat the cat uhuh uh uhuh eat the cat 17:24 uh-huh while they point to their coochie 17:27 I'm going to go watch those videos 17:32 yeah we got to get rid of those guys 17:36 [Laughter] 17:41 um ah I'm not feeling the vibe without 17:44 the dog howling to be honest well that 17:47 the whole point of me singing is the 17:48 dog's supposed to be here singing But 17:50 the dog got whatever he got bored he's 17:53 he's Union he's a union 17:56 dog he's got to take a break every 15 18:00 stanzas all 18:03 right all right what are we going to do 18:05 I don't know how you I I I don't know 18:07 how I want to start 18:12 this good meet and greet tonight thank 18:14 you very much appreciate that yeah we 18:17 had the salon meet and greet I'm a 18:18 little late tonight because of that had 18:21 to run some errands after 18:25 work but here we are okay 18:29 so 18:32 strawberry that little thing right 18:36 there um project strawberry if you're 18:39 new to this 18:41 thing chat 18:43 GPT I don't know 5 days ago four days 18:46 ago released this 18:48 new they're calling it a new model I 18:51 don't think it's a new model well it 18:53 might be I don't [ __ ] 18:56 know but it's a new thing like chat P PT 18:59 called 19:01 01 and it's different it 19:05 reasons 19:07 and it uses a thing called Chain of 19:10 Thought 19:12 prompting which basically means prompt a 19:15 bunch of [ __ ] in a 19:17 row like a chain of 19:21 thoughts 19:24 um it appears that they're doing some 19:27 fancier [ __ ] on the back end or maybe 19:29 maybe they've just trained it on 19:30 different data I don't I don't know I 19:32 don't know how it's doing what it's 19:33 doing but it's relatively 19:35 straightforward to follow if you know 19:38 what to look 19:40 for and then I think the real art of 19:43 using it is there's a couple of things 19:44 you have to know you're limited to 50 19:47 prompts per week with this new model cuz 19:52 it's expensive because when you write a 19:54 single prompt it's writing a whole bunch 19:56 of other prompts on the back end by the 19:58 way 19:59 I'm feeling particularly irregular 20:01 tonight A source Camp I'm so sorry we'll 20:06 just you know put this on his background 20:08 noise like like like most of you 20:13 should um the first the next I don't 20:16 know 15 minutes or so I'm just going to 20:17 walk people through what I've done so 20:19 far and explain a little bit 20:21 about about what I understand about 01 20:24 and 20:25 then we're going to we're going to start 20:28 we're going to start digging in the the 20:29 other thing that 01 did the other night 20:32 that just [ __ ] blew me away is so 20:36 I've been working on a screenplay and 20:38 just cuz I have ADD I was like hey by 20:40 the way just write me the first chapter 20:42 of this book if it were a novel and the 20:45 first 20:46 paragraph of the book 20:49 chapter 20:52 is 20:54 really really good 20:57 writing like I wouldn't edit it like it 21:00 was good enough 21:01 writing that someone last night said 21:04 well what if it's plagiarized and I'm 21:06 like that's not how this [ __ ] works it's 21:07 not plagiarizing and then I thought 21:09 wonder if it is plagiarized so I copied 21:12 this one particular phrase that was just 21:14 incredibly well written and I put it in 21:17 Google and it didn't find any matches so 21:19 it's it's not plagiarizing and it wrote 21:22 this really remarkable opening paragraph 21:24 for this novel that doesn't exist but 21:27 might 21:30 so it's 21:32 crazy all 21:39 right all right so let's go 21:48 look so if you're brand brand new to 21:51 chat 21:53 GPT there are three major models now 21:57 that you can use GPT 40 or Omni 01 22:02 preview this is the new one and 01 mini 22:05 which is also a new one but it's smaller 22:07 and 22:08 faster uh I'm not going to bother with 22:10 mini cuz I don't I'm not pro we're not 22:12 programming right now like if you were 22:15 programming this is like I don't know 22:16 six times cheaper than this one or 10 22:18 times cheaper something like 22:20 that 22:25 um if you want to do just short little 22:28 if you just want short short answers to 22:30 things nose hair check if you just want 22:33 short answers to things use 22:36 gp40 if you're working on a big 22:39 complicated project like what I'm 22:42 working on 22:44 here use 01 22:48 preview I don't know like I don't have a 22:51 great sense right now of What kinds of 22:54 projects make sense for this thing and I 22:57 think 23:03 open 23:04 ai's 23:07 bizarre feature release strategy for 23:10 lack of a better word I don't think it's 23:12 a 23:13 strategy um Sam Alman has talked about 23:16 on a number of 23:18 occasions essentially slow dripping 23:23 out features to the public so that we 23:27 get used to what these things can 23:30 do because if he just dropped it all at 23:32 once we'd be overwhelmed and and 23:36 historically I thought well maybe that's 23:38 the case but maybe that's just a line of 23:39 [ __ ] cuz they're not you know 23:41 releasing 23:44 enough I am so unclear like I've been 23:47 thinking about this [ __ ] a lot for the 23:49 past two years and I am really 23:52 unclear when and how and why it makes 23:56 sense to use 01 versus is GPT 24:01 40 and so I think us having this preview 24:05 version for a month actually makes sense 24:09 because we got to we've got to 24:10 collectively figure out what we're doing 24:12 with it or maybe it's just trying to 24:15 save a ton of money that's 24:17 possible all of them have rate limits of 24:19 varying amounts and transparency 24:22 absolutely business makes sense to 24:25 me if I had a sub for chat GPT wait Kyle 24:29 before you 24:31 lose lose you in the process how can 24:34 people play 24:38 along that's a good idea 24:47 well all right here's how you can play 24:50 along go to chat 24:52 GPT so can someone confirm that 01 24:55 preview is available to free members is 24:57 anyone here a free member of chat GPT 25:01 but still has access to 01 25:04 preview can anyone confirm 25:07 that has anyone figured out how to 25:10 redact data from a 25:13 file yeah I'm actually I'm actually 25:16 building that system right now for 25:17 storyvine Source Camp there's there's 25:21 not an easy way to do it without 25:23 building 25:24 something um but there's an open source 25:27 Library out there 25:29 that you basically Define the kinds of 25:31 things you want it to find in a file and 25:33 then it replaces them with variables and 25:36 then you send that off to the large 25:37 language model there's a company out of 25:39 Denver called Lial that that's what they 25:42 do but their minimum annual subscription 25:45 is like 25 Grand so you got to be it's 25:47 it's basically designed for Fortune 500 25:52 companies um but it is it is possible 25:55 it's just not easy right now 25:59 I got chat GPT 40 for free and mini okay 26:02 great 26:05 perfect okay so here's here's what I 26:07 want you to 26:09 do if you're a digital hoarder like me 26:12 or if you're just a normal person you've 26:14 probably got some incomplete projects so 26:18 let me walk you through what I did so 26:20 I'll just tell it to you first and then 26:21 we'll walk through it I had an 26:23 incomplete screenplay like I had written 26:25 like I don't know three or four 26:27 scenes and I had an incomplete outline 26:30 of the same screenplay and I'd written 26:32 like I don't know a third of it or maybe 26:34 a little more than that but not 26:37 much and 26:39 I pasted both of those I said I'm going 26:42 to give you some fragments of a 26:44 screenplay and then the first thing I 26:46 did was say finish the outline and then 26:48 the second thing I did was say write a 26:50 scene and then I had it tell me 26:53 characters and [ __ ] like that characters 26:55 it added and it did it really really 26:57 well so if you want to play along what I 26:59 would say is go find some abandoned 27:02 project or or a current incomplete 27:04 project and just play just play along so 27:08 you're going to go to the 01 27:10 preview and then I'll show you my my 27:14 prompt of what I 27:15 did and you can do something similar 27:18 again this this ain't science this this 27:20 ain't prompt engineering this is prompt 27:23 playing prompt 27:25 experimenting we'll get to the 27:26 engineering when these things start 27:30 behaving in a more predictable fashion 27:33 or if you're a programmer you can deal 27:35 with that but as human beings we don't 27:37 have to so I said here are two fragments 27:38 from a screenplay the first fragment is 27:40 an incomplete 27:41 outline uh though it has the main beats 27:44 of Acts 1 2 and 3 and the second 27:46 fragment is the opening scenes from the 27:48 film and then I accidentally hit submit 27:51 and I had to start 27:56 over so there's that 27:59 and 28:01 then the prompt that I wrote at the 28:05 bottom of this and if if uh if you don't 28:07 know how to do line breaks within a 28:09 prompt you hold down the shift key and 28:11 the return key so normally if you hit 28:12 the return key that submits your prompt 28:15 if you want to put extra lines in just 28:16 hold down the shift key and then the 28:18 return key will create create line bre 28:20 braks in your 28:22 prompt okay so there's the screen 28:26 play fragments 28:29 so two incomplete pieces of stuff and 28:32 then the prompt that I wrote was this 28:34 based on these inputs I'd like you to 28:36 analyze it and fill in the outline for 28:39 me and make a good compelling screenplay 28:41 with lots of twists and turns and 28:42 surprises and also introduce new 28:45 characters that are memorable and move 28:46 the plot forward 28:48 organically so if you're putting in a 28:50 work document or if you're putting in I 28:54 don't know something for the family or 28:56 for the community center just you know 28:58 make a make a similar thing basically 29:00 like finish what I've given you and then 29:03 the way 01 works is it thinks it says 29:06 it's thinking um paint hates that 29:10 term but it's it's prompting 29:16 itself and what's cool about the way 29:19 they programmed this is the only thing 29:21 you see is it thought for 59 seconds 29:23 before it answered but this little drop 29:26 down menu here means you can open this 29:27 and you can actually see what it was 29:29 thinking and so if you give your thing 29:33 here's two incomplete fragments and you 29:35 say go finish it it will read through 29:37 them and think and start prompting 29:39 itself so it said crafting a compelling 29:41 narrative crafting a thrilling 29:43 screenplay unraveling the mystery 29:45 understanding the consequences it's 29:47 really interesting it starts out 29:49 crafting a compelling narrative I'm 29:51 analyzing the screenplay fragments so 29:53 here it's talking about the structure of 29:56 the work 29:58 and then crafting a thrilling screenplay 30:00 I'm digging into Jack's 30:03 character so now it's saying I'm reading 30:05 the screenplay a loner obsessed with 30:08 photography and now it switches over to 30:12 like plot points unraveling the mystery 30:15 the main character Jack Jr grapples with 30:17 the three cameras so so now it's kind of 30:20 writing scene 30:23 outlines understanding the consequences 30:25 facing a pivotal Choice Jack Jr must 30:27 decide 30:29 between watching his family's 30:31 destruction or abandoning the his 30:35 perception to survive in act three so 30:39 it's going back and forth between plot 30:41 and structure which is interesting and 30:44 then it just goes on for a while 30:45 wrapping up act one so this is it 30:48 thinking about the story I gave 30:51 it and what it wants to do to complete 30:54 the 30:56 outline so it goes on for a bit 30:59 so as you're playing with this thing get 31:02 curious go in there and turn down those 31:04 little carrots and look at what it 31:07 writes and then what it says based on 31:09 your inputs I've analyzed the screenplay 31:11 and filled in the 31:15 outline script was generated from 31:17 Contour by Mar Mariner software it 31:19 wasn't generated by it I just Contour is 31:22 a story framework by Mariner software so 31:25 it had some of that metadata in in what 31:27 I gave it so it pulled that out and then 31:30 it says the four questions so these are 31:32 from Mariner 31:35 software and then here's the four 31:37 archetypes and it filled all these in 31:39 these weren't filled in in my in my 31:42 outline and then it wrote a log line 31:44 which is basically the synopsis of the 31:46 film when a guilt-ridden photography 31:47 obsessed 12-year-old boy inherits a 31:49 mysterious photo album that predicts 31:52 magic tragic events involving his family 31:55 in New Town he must decipher the album 31:57 secrets and confront a Sinister antiques 32:00 dealer to prevent disaster ultimately 32:03 risking everything to change fate and 32:06 save those he loves cool all right that 32:08 sounds like a 32:09 movie and then there's a little 32:11 checklist that's part of Mariner 32:13 software that it answers and then it 32:15 gives me the outline and it and it 32:18 breaks it into the the structure of this 32:21 Mariner software Act One the orphan our 32:24 main characters an 32:27 orphan and then then act two he becomes 32:30 the 32:32 wonderer and it writes all those scenes 32:34 and then act three he becomes the 32:37 warrior writes all those 32:39 scenes act three he becomes the Martyr 32:43 or the other one was act two scene part 32:46 two and then act three the Martyr and 32:49 here's the end of the 32:52 film and then it says here's the new 32:54 characters that we 32:56 introduced and then it says here's 32:58 twists and turns that we added to your 33:03 screenplay maybe that's the solution to 33:05 my inference problems take forever to 33:08 just say I was busy thinking yeah that's 33:10 that's it paint that's all you have to 33:12 do you could just have it you could just 33:14 have your system randomly write um you 33:18 know sentences like it's thinking and 33:21 just have it write random sentences and 33:23 then yeah I think that's it and just 33:25 tell them it's way faster than you think 33:27 it is 33:29 because it's 33:30 [Laughter] 33:33 thinking um and then I 33:38 said based on the writing style of the 33:41 screenplay fragments from the opening of 33:43 the film write the following scene from 33:46 the outline you created Silas reveals 33:49 that he's the guardian of the album curs 33:51 to find successors and then it wrote a 33:54 scene that is good enough in my opinion 34:00 to go straight into a 34:02 screenplay I've written seven of these 34:05 [ __ ] um writing dialogue and 34:07 writing scenes is hard and I've never 34:09 had a large language Model come close so 34:11 the fact that this not only wrote it but 34:13 it wrote it good I mean it's I'll read a 34:16 little of it to you just so you get a 34:18 sense 34:19 of uh Hilltop clearing night the lunar 34:22 eclipse casts an eerie glow over the 34:24 hilltop Jack junr Mia and Ethan stand at 34:27 the corner of a makeshift ritual Circle 34:29 surrounded by candles and ancient 34:31 symbols drawn in chalk Becky watches 34:34 nervously from The Edge that's his 34:35 sister clutching the flashlight a sudden 34:38 gust of wind extinguishes the candles 34:40 the temperature drops Shadows stretch 34:44 unnaturally as Silas emerges from the 34:46 darkness his tall lanky figure 34:49 silhouetted against the blood red moon 34:51 that's just good good stage Direction 34:53 good writing Silas so you've come to 34:55 play the hero Jack Jack junr steps 34:57 forward Trang Damascus fear it's over 35:00 silus we're ending this tonight silus 35:02 Chuckles a dry Hollow sound ending it 35:06 you have no idea what it even is Mia and 35:09 Ethan exchanged worried GL glances Becky 35:12 in inches closer to Jack Jr Whispering 35:15 Jack who is this guy 35:18 or uh add a valley girl accent to that 35:21 Jack junr an old dot dot dot 35:24 acquaintance silas's pale blue eyes 35:26 fixate on Jax Jr you can't stop fate 35:29 child the album's will is beyond your 35:31 control we'll see about that Jack Jr 35:34 raises an old artifact a pendant glowing 35:37 faintly silus raises an eyebrow ah The 35:40 Amulet of severon clever but trinkets 35:44 won't save you right it's it's just good 35:47 it's it's like there's there's nothing 35:50 and it's like seven 35:52 pages so that's not normal that's not 35:56 normal for an llm all right 36:00 so what did I say please give me casting 36:02 recommendations so it did that then last 36:09 night oh I asked it to also update the 36:12 outline so it it didn't suck quite as 36:16 bad it had bad bad labels on it so it 36:20 did 36:21 that and it did it 36:25 well there's additional notes 36:30 okay more outline more fixed 36:35 outline all right so then last 36:41 night last night I just said WR scene 36:45 11 and it did and it's 36:49 good and so I figured what I was what we 36:52 would do 36:55 tonight is this so over in text edit 36:59 I've got the the new outline here and 37:03 I've got the script over 37:06 here 37:09 and let me see if we 37:14 can so what I want to do is I want to 37:17 start matching 37:19 up this this is where tonight's going to 37:22 get really kind of boring and [ __ ] up 37:24 and I apologize in 37:26 advance but I want to start matching up 37:30 like scene one moving in exterior 37:33 Suburban home day exterior Suburban home 37:35 day and they're moving in so I just I 37:37 just I'm I'm going to go to the to the 37:40 screenplay and I'm just going to number 37:42 the scenes so this is scene 37:45 one and then scene two is sibling Antics 37:49 so Jack and Becky are hanging out in 37:51 their new yard new yard fighting 37:54 playfully Jack's running around Becky 37:56 who is trying to ignore him and send it 37:58 text message or 37:59 10 right so that's that's my writing 38:03 that's scene two Scene Three exploring 38:06 the neighborhood so this is Scene 38:13 Three that's end of the culdesac 38:24 day scene 3 exploring the neighborhood 38:28 so this is 38:29 three 38:32 kitchen Jack Jor come on we can't go 38:35 there 38:42 okay so here's again scene I wrote so 38:45 exterior Suburban home driveway 38:48 following the kids are buckled in the 38:50 back seat the left turn 38:53 Adventure so what's what's what's pretty 38:56 cool about what it did is 38:59 when I had existing scenes it kept them 39:03 as is it describes them it summarized 39:05 them but it kept them as is so exterior 39:09 new Suburban home driveway day exterior 39:11 new Suburban home driveway 39:14 day 39:15 right so that's scene 39:20 four and so the the way we're going to 39:23 do this is I'm going to get um 39:30 I want to get the 39:33 uh everything that I've written numbered 39:37 and matched up with the new 39:39 outline and 39:44 then I want to have it start writing 39:47 scenes sequentially and just see how it 39:52 does various locations day the journey 40:12 where's the Antiques entrance of the 40:14 dirt road so this is scene 40:18 six entrance to the dirt 40:23 road scene five 40:37 so these are all five wait 40:40 okay so scene 40:48 four kids already buckled in the back 40:51 seat left turn Adventure so scene five 40:54 is the journey okay so everything after 40:59 the left turn 41:01 Adventure is scene five so we'll go 41:04 five 41:08 a and we're going to go 41:13 5B see this is kind of the Annoying 41:16 [ __ ] that as someone with 41:20 ADD 5c this is the [ __ ] that makes me 41:23 stop 41:24 writing cuz I just I just hate this like 41:28 non-creative work it just drives me 41:30 [ __ ] batty but whatever 41:35 5D and then six exterior dirt 41:42 road okay entrance to the dirt road 41:45 early evening silas's 41:49 shop silas's House of 41:52 Antiquities so let's see that's six 42:00 arriving at the shop House of 42:02 Antiquities evening okay so this 42:06 is 42:10 seven and so we've 42:12 got so we'll call this 42:16 6A we'll call this 42:19 6B so these are basically just like 42:22 different shots within the same scene so 42:24 I'm glad I'm doing this because they're 42:26 not it's not shot for shot 42:28 6 42:31 C 6 42:36 D 42:41 okay DUS meeting 42:44 silus silus okay so meeting silus is 42:47 seene eight that's 42:50 eight so this is 42:53 7A and this is 43:02 7B all right let me pause and check in 43:05 because I'm already 43:10 bored uh is this making sense anyone 43:13 have any 43:14 questions yes me too Kyle I hate it but 43:18 yeah creative I'm on it I know Kyle's in 43:21 his happy place I'm I'm the the uh the 43:25 organizational part of me is just dying 43:28 inside all right 43:38 um I really do love grownup Story Time 43:42 with voices and 43:42 [Laughter] 43:45 everything try to have it cure a genetic 43:48 disease that that'll be next 43:51 week all right because I I do want to 43:54 get back to I want to get to the end of 44:00 the end of my written 44:08 screenplay the 44:11 album is this where he does oh [ __ ] 44:13 scared me no pictures okay yeah this is 44:15 the album okay 44:19 so that's nine so this is 44:25 9A so all these are 8 so that's 8 44:38 a this is 44:40 8B it gets weird in there 44:44 so Nancy the 44:47 mom boogies on 44:49 out so everybody leaves except 44:53 Jack so this is 9B 45:01 no pictures so leaving the shop Jack 45:04 exits the 45:14 shop what's he doing in there he's 45:21 fine so this is 10A 45:30 so 9B all right that's done 10 a 46:10 okay the ride home so this is this is 46:14 11 so 10 is leaving the shop so that's 46:18 11 so this 46:20 is 46:23 10 so 10 something 46:30 that's 10 a this is 10 46:40 B all right fine that might not be 46:44 perfect but we're at least in the 46:46 neighborhood all right 46:51 1011 so it's 46:55 11a Jack Junior's bedroom at night so 46:58 this 47:00 is 47:06 11b Jack hates that 47:09 idea interior Suburban home night so 47:12 this is 47:13 12 and then I think I'm done that's okay 47:16 that's all I 47:17 wrote 47:20 so scene 11 the ride home 47:30 oh that's interesting I had it 47:34 right scene 11 last 47:37 night let's check something so I said 47:40 write scene 47:45 11 family family SUV bumps along in the 47:48 dark I 47:55 wrote watch is the SUV bounc down the 47:58 dirt road as Nancy turns back from the 48:00 front 48:02 seat he is Jack is terrified silent and 48:05 desperate to know what just happened but 48:08 he knows he can't say anything in the 48:11 back seat Jack junor sits next to back 48:13 backy he clutches his backpack tightly 48:16 his eyes gazed with the passing Shadows 48:19 what did you think of that place jack 48:21 Junior hesitates it was 48:23 interesting 48:25 Jack what did he say he better not have 48:27 said anything 48:31 inappropriate see I think its writing is 48:33 better than 48:35 mine that's [ __ ] up but let's go with 48:38 it okay so here's what we're going to 48:42 do scene 48:49 11 I've got my version I've got its 48:52 version 48:58 what I'm reading right now I like its 48:59 version better so I'm going to copy 49:02 scene 49:07 11 cut 49:14 two I'm going to swap out my 11a 49:30 now it's not going to be 49:32 formatted but that's all right we can 49:35 that we can deal with 49:41 later all right and then we had it right 49:44 scene 49:45 12 so let's see scene 12 Jack Jr's 49:50 bedroom night so we're going to copy 49:53 this 50:05 and then over here we've got Scene 12 50:08 and 13 50:32 Fade to 50:35 Black I don't know which one's 13 hang 50:37 on 50:40 so so 12 he's unpacking 13's the 50:50 flashback okay 50:58 there's the flashback so that's scene 13 51:02 okay so Jack Junior's bedroom he's 51:06 unpacking 51:08 [ __ ] dissolve 51:14 too okay there's that now we're going to 51:23 do interior Treehouse flashback 51:27 copy so this is going to be 51:34 13 flashback and then we're going to 51:38 go wait what did that 51:42 say 51:44 day 51:56 flashback sunlight streams through the 52:16 canopy there's that 52:30 so I think this 52:32 is Jack Jr he 52:37 discovers okay so this is scene 14 it 52:41 looks 52:43 like this is all scene 52:55 14 dissolve to 53:01 14 53:03 um boom P to Black and 53:07 then all right 15 concerns grow at 53:11 Breakfast Jack Jr watches his family 53:14 worry seeing parallels 53:17 between them and the photos particularly 53:21 concerned about Becky all right so we're 53:25 going to go 15 53:29 now here's where we're just going to 53:30 have it start 53:31 writing 53:33 uh interior kitchen 53:42 morning go back over to chat 53:48 ja and 53:53 go 53:55 right scene 54:00 15 now here's where like with previous 54:05 GPT any chat that's as long as the one 54:08 that we've been through it should lose 54:09 its context like it should it should 54:12 start sucking but like let let's look at 54:17 what Chain of Thought reasoning it's 54:19 doing locating the scene I'm looking I'm 54:22 looking for Scene 15 within the complete 54:25 outline the assistant 54:27 provided so it's going 54:30 back what is this is fascinating 54:36 it's it's fixing the context window 54:40 problem by I guess indexing the whole 54:44 chat and so it can go back up in the 54:46 chat and reprompt itself so I my 54:52 suspicion is we're not going to 54:54 lose continuity 54:58 and if that's the casee 01 is a complete 55:01 GameChanger so if You' if you've ever 55:03 been using chat GPT and it just forgets 55:06 what the [ __ ] you've been talking about 55:08 and you got to keep reminding it what 55:09 you talked 55:10 about if indeed we can 55:14 confirm that 01 is is maintaining the 55:18 continuity that that's [ __ ] 55:21 huge I'm detailing the morning breakfast 55:24 in the kitchen where Jack is visibly 55:25 troubled by un settling similarities 55:28 ensuring appropriateness I've checked 55:30 that the content is suitable no 55:32 disallowed themes like sexual content or 55:34 violence violence which is really [ __ ] 55:37 up like that that we've got to model 55:39 this powerful and I'm writing a 55:41 screenplay and if I need it to have 55:43 violence or sex in it I can't do 55:45 that the tone and style of the previous 55:47 scenes using standard formatting 55:50 Gathering family moments the Whitmore 55:51 family enjoys breakfast Together Jack 55:54 senior reads the news Nancy Cooks Becky 55:57 Scrolls her phone jack Jr joins looking 56:00 tired evaluating family Dynamics Jack Jr 56:04 is considering walking Becky to school 56:07 due a due to attention build building 56:10 discovery of an ominous photo album 56:13 while Nancy and Jack senior encourag 56:15 family 56:17 bonding that prompt that it gave itself 56:21 right there I've 56:23 written one screenplay on my own and six 56:26 with writing 56:28 Partners this is essentially what you 56:31 talk to a writing partner 56:34 about I it was funny my wife said this 56:37 to me last night she 56:38 goes she said the way I described 56:42 writing with chat GPT she goes maybe 56:44 it's your new writing 56:48 partner navigating challenges Becky is 56:51 skeptical about Jack's 56:53 concern tracking Becky revealing heroism 56:56 okay interior kitchen morning sunlight 56:59 filters through the sheer curtains Nancy 57:02 stands at the stove flipping pancakes so 57:04 it followed its own guidance Jack senior 57:08 sits at the table meticulously 57:10 organizing papers for work he's an anal 57:13 retentive douche dad but that's all 57:14 right his tablet propped up beside him 57:17 displaying the Morning News Becky 57:19 already dressed for school leans against 57:20 the counter and grossed in her phone 57:22 thumbs flying as she texts so Becky's 57:25 consistent Jack Junior enters quietly 57:28 eyes shadowed with fatigue from a 57:30 restless night he pauses at the doorway 57:32 Nancy turns spotting him morning sweet 57:34 heart sleep okay Jack junr forces a 57:36 smile shuffling to the table not 57:39 bad he takes a seat glancing at the 57:41 empty plate before him Nancy brings over 57:43 a stack of pancakes setting them down 57:45 blueberry pancakes just the way you like 57:46 them thanks Mom he picks up the fork and 57:50 hesitates appetite lacking Jack senior 57:53 looks up from his paper first day at the 57:55 school first day at the new school you 57:57 kids excited Becky snorts not looking up 58:00 from her her phone thrilled Jack Jr 58:04 steals a glance at Becky the memory of 58:06 the ominous photo from the album 58:08 flashing in his mind the one where she 58:11 was in danger he musters the courage 58:14 Becky maybe we could walk to school 58:16 together today Becky finally looks up 58:19 eyebrow arched you want to walk with 58:25 me he shrugs is trying to appear casual 58:27 yeah it's a new place thought it'd be 58:30 nice she smirks what's the catch I think 58:33 it's a great idea good for siblings to 58:34 stick together Becky rolls her eyes Dad 58:37 we're not in kindergarten Nancy senses 58:40 the detention and steps in it might be 58:42 fun honey besides it's a beautiful day 58:43 Becky size dramatically fine 58:46 whatever Jack Jack 58:49 Jr Jack junr a faint smile relieved cool 58:53 an awkward silence settles in Jack junr 58:55 pushes his pancakes around the plates 58:57 Nancy watches him carefully everything 58:59 all right jack he hesitates just first 59:02 day nerves I guess you'll do great both 59:04 of you new adventures await Becky's 59:06 phone buzzes she realizes she glances at 59:09 the screen and grins well some of us 59:10 have friends to meet C can we get going 59:14 always in a hurry 59:28 so he's checking on 59:30 her is that did it write extra scenes 59:37 here oh wait hang on let me go 59:40 to concerns grow meeting Mia no okay 59:44 this is all 59:52 15 okay he does meet Mia okay so wait 59:57 exterior school grounds morning okay so 1:00:00 all of this is 1:00:12 15 1:00:17 unbelievable I mean the answer from what 1:00:19 I can tell 1:00:21 is they've solved 1:00:26 they've solved the context window 1:00:33 problem by 1:00:37 allowing by allowing the Chain of 1:00:39 Thought Reasoner to go back in history 1:00:42 and read 1:00:44 [ __ ] it's pretty amazing this is one of 1:00:47 those work with Kyle Knights play along 1:00:49 and finish your own project yeah exactly 1:00:51 I'm not doing a lot of teaching tonight 1:00:54 uh cuz part of part of what I'm trying 1:00:56 to do here 1:00:58 is understand how this thing's different 1:01:01 than than if we were um doing this stuff 1:01:06 traditionally and I and by traditionally 1:01:08 I mean with GPT 1:01:10 40 so this is 1:01:17 15b and this thing up here is 1:01:24 15a you know it's funny it might even be 1:01:27 writing these scenes too 1:01:30 long but I'd rather have it be too long 1:01:32 and have to cut it back than to have it 1:01:35 just give us little stubs of 1:01:38 scenes all right so 16 during lunch Jack 1:01:43 Jr considers telling Mia about the 1:01:46 album Jack Jen Jack Jr attends his new 1:01:50 art class TP by Mrs Harris a supportive 1:01:52 teacher he meets a cre creative and 1:01:54 friendly tra classmate 1:01:57 who shares an interest in photography 1:01:58 okay so that's the Mia 1:02:04 scene which is here 1:02:30 Becky jogs off to join her friends Jack 1:02:32 junr releases a breath he didn't realize 1:02:34 he'd been holding that's good writing 1:02:37 Jack Jr releases a breath he didn't 1:02:39 realize he'd been 1:02:41 holding right that's a note to an actor 1:02:43 that's a note to a 1:02:45 director really good he slips his 1:02:48 backpack off unzips it pulling out the 1:02:51 album flipping to the page of Becky's 1:02:54 photo he sees the image has changed 1:02:58 instead of her in danger it now shows 1:03:01 the two of them walking together the car 1:03:03 speeding pasts harmlessly his eyes 1:03:09 widen Jack Jr Whispering I can change it 1:03:13 a mix of relief and apprehension floods 1:03:16 over 1:03:17 him cool 1:03:19 notebook he startles snapping the album 1:03:22 shut Mia stands beside him a friendly 1:03:25 smile on her face sorry didn't mean to 1:03:27 scare you jack he relaxes slightly it's 1:03:30 okay I'm just jumpy she peers curiously 1:03:33 at the at the album new kid nerves Jack 1:03:36 nods slipping the album back in his bag 1:03:39 something like that she extends a hand 1:03:41 i'm Mia saw you at the art room 1:03:44 yesterday that's not right because they 1:03:47 just went to school for their first 1:03:50 day so that's got to get 1:03:53 fixed so let me o 1:03:59 um oh I can't I can't fix it 1:04:06 here so I got to put a note to fix that 1:04:09 scene that line all right so there was 1:04:11 one one continuity 1:04:14 error I asked it for Scene 15 it wrote 1:04:17 15 and 1:04:20 16 but I mean holy [ __ ] 1:04:28 wait 1:04:30 where where does this 1:04:34 start here we go okay so this all the 1:04:38 way to the end 1:04:40 copy that is 1:04:42 seen 1:04:45 16 1:04:48 16 we'll figure out what it says 1:04:52 later chat gbt can make mistakes 1:05:00 meeting 1:05:12 Mia oh I know how you I know how you can 1:05:16 fix fix that instead of her saying I saw 1:05:19 you yesterday I saw you out in the 1:05:21 courtyard or something like that that's 1:05:24 that's an easy enough fix 1:05:40 all right 1:05:43 [Music] 1:05:49 during let's have it right one more 1:05:51 scene and then and then I'm going to I'm 1:05:53 going to back out and we're going to 1:05:54 talk about this so hang with me did I 1:05:57 how many people are still here 63 people 1:05:59 still here all right I hope you're all 1:06:01 just [ __ ] around with 01 on your own 1:06:04 or or playing with something if you're 1:06:06 new here part of the deal 1:06:09 here the reason to hang out here is not 1:06:12 to learn anything from 1:06:15 me because because I don't know [ __ ] 1:06:18 [ __ ] I have no 1:06:20 qualifications um the reason to hang out 1:06:24 here is to just be the conversation to 1:06:27 be to to have as a 1:06:31 practice playing around with AI on a on 1:06:33 a regular basis like on a daily 1:06:36 basis um some days you'll get stuff from 1:06:39 me other days you won't 1:06:41 um I think that there's some really 1:06:43 interesting things going on right now so 1:06:46 let's just we're going to again keep it 1:06:48 really simple right 1:06:52 17 and now it should say thinking 1:06:59 thinking tracking The Narrative weighing 1:07:02 the options weighing the options 1:07:05 weighing the 1:07:07 pros drawing 1:07:11 connections navigating Logan I don't 1:07:13 know who Logan is but that's 1:07:15 interesting so let's it thought for 18 1:07:19 seconds so I'm piecing together scene 17 1:07:22 from the album outline ensuring it 1:07:24 aligns with the previous scenes 1:07:26 so this is definitely comparing what 1:07:29 came before with what it's doing 1:07:31 now the scene is a crucial for character 1:07:34 and plot development adding texture to 1:07:36 the story weighing options Jack Jr sits 1:07:38 in the school Courtyard thoughtfully 1:07:40 weighing the pros and cons of sharing 1:07:42 the album with Mia hesitant about 1:07:44 involving her in potential D danger he's 1:07:47 mulling over whether to tell Mia about 1:07:49 the album hesitant due to the concern 1:07:50 she might not believe him and the 1:07:52 potential dangers so it it 1:07:56 gave it that prompt twice slightly 1:08:00 Rewritten third 1:08:03 time Mia meets Jack Jr at lunch looking 1:08:07 past initial awkwardness as they bond 1:08:09 over photography and hinted a potential 1:08:12 collaboration with Mia's art class 1:08:18 project Jack Jr and Mia's interaction 1:08:20 with Logan the school bully oh right he 1:08:23 comes in later so this is where we meet 1:08:27 Logan Logan mocks Jack Jr and Mia 1:08:31 highlighting their growing 1:08:33 animosity it's weird they have growing 1:08:36 animosity but maybe Mia and him have 1:08:40 animosity connecting Outdoors me and 1:08:43 Jack junor find a quieter spot away from 1:08:45 the crowd they sit under a 1:08:46 tree as the bell rings they head for 1:08:49 science class together Jack is torn 1:08:50 between 1:08:52 sharing all right 1:08:56 such as risking Ryan's life who the [ __ ] 1:08:58 is 1:09:08 Ryan here's 1:09:15 Tyler well if it is the new kid and his 1:09:17 girlfriend Jack tenses up Mia roller 1:09:20 eyes can we help you with something 1:09:23 Logan just wonder if you two are 1:09:25 whispering about Secrets Don't Make 1:09:27 Friends you know Tyler Chuckles 1:09:29 mockingly Tyler's just a douchebag 1:09:32 douchebag 1:09:37 bully cut to roll use whoa what's 1:09:42 this roll user content rewrite the scene 1:09:47 as it would appear in a 1:09:49 novel that's weird look at that we just 1:09:52 got some this is something from behind 1:09:54 the scenes 1:09:57 roll user 1:09:59 content rewrite the scene as it would 1:10:02 appear in a novel that's wild 1:10:06 okay so part of what I'm going to do 1:10:09 here 1:10:13 everybody is I'm going to let over the 1:10:16 next couple of 1:10:18 nights I'm just going to 1:10:21 let gp1 write this 1:10:24 screenplay and as someone said to me 1:10:28 yesterday well who are you going to say 1:10:30 rote it and my response was [ __ ] 1:10:34 me it's my 1:10:37 story none of your business what tool I 1:10:41 used 1:10:44 [Music] 1:10:47 um yeah these scenes are long they're 1:10:49 surprisingly 1:10:51 long where's the beginning of this scene 1:11:01 I'm even wondering if these scenes are 1:11:03 too long these they feel like they're 1:11:04 too 1:11:06 long 17 exterior 1:11:09 okay all right so we are up to scene 1:11:15 17 I 1:11:19 had 11 scenes written but mine were all 1:11:22 really short they were little vignettes 1:11:24 that cut into each other as this is 1:11:27 setting up the is this this is setting 1:11:31 up the story it's it's written like I've 1:11:33 now got more screenplay than I had and I 1:11:36 was working on that thing for weeks um 1:11:40 okay great question who is Ryan yeah I 1:11:43 don't know like Ryan's never introduced 1:11:46 so it looks like it did a little weird 1:11:48 ass hallucinating there 1:11:56 so we're going to have to we're going to 1:11:57 have to read through this and see what 1:11:58 it breaks but uh we're just going to 1:12:00 keep we're just going to keep blasting 1:12:03 through this 1:12:08 thing very cool okay 1:12:11 so here's what we've 1:12:15 learned this [ __ ] can 1:12:19 write um 1:12:26 I'm assuming why I like it is 1:12:29 because I told it to look at what I gave 1:12:33 it and follow that tone and it seems to 1:12:36 be doing that like this the stuff it's 1:12:38 writing feels like it's stuff I would 1:12:40 write which is weird I've never had it 1:12:44 do 1:12:46 that so I'm 1:12:50 curious I'm curious if any of you are 1:12:52 having the same experience with it 1:12:56 it also seems because it's doing this 1:12:59 this Chain of Thought 1:13:01 thing and because it it realizes it can 1:13:04 go back in history it can navigate 1:13:07 itself back up the chain and figure out 1:13:11 what it's writing so so in theory we're 1:13:15 not going to lose 1:13:16 continuity I don't I'm still a little 1:13:19 skeptical of that but that seems like a 1:13:21 pretty big [ __ ] 1:13:23 deal seems like a pretty big 1:13:28 deal 1:13:36 um Kyle you should do a Tik Tock 1:13:39 promoting screenwriting with chat GPT to 1:13:42 encourage new folks to join it's a 1:13:44 really good idea Brandon I think I I 1:13:46 think I'm going to do that I think I'm 1:13:48 going to do that I I think I'll do a 1:13:50 Walkin talk 1:13:51 tomorrow I I'll resurrect the walkin 1:13:53 talks I haven't made a Tik Tok video in 1:13:55 for [ __ ] ever um I think I'll do a 1:13:59 Walkin talk and it's going to be 1:14:01 something about what is this new project 1:14:04 strawberry 01 thing 1:14:08 and and talk about writing a 1:14:12 screenplay oh 1:14:15 God I haven't had any of my coffee and 1:14:17 I'm 1:14:23 sleepy keep that thread Brandon for 1:14:26 we'll do that I want to keep cranking on 1:14:28 this thing for a couple of 1:14:31 days even though it's boring as 1:14:38 [ __ ] like I'm feeling okay there there's 1:14:40 a couple of things running through my 1:14:45 head I am already coming up against he 1:14:49 here's you want a billion dooll business 1:14:51 it's not a billion dollar business 1:14:53 here's the problem we have right now 1:14:56 that I don't know how to 1:14:57 solve and that 1:15:06 is especially if you have a add but if 1:15:09 you're working on big 1:15:12 projects chat GPT is so good at 1:15:14 producing content and variations of 1:15:16 content that you end up with 12 1:15:20 different versions of the same thing so 1:15:22 managing the fragments of what it 1:15:24 produces is is actually hard so why 1:15:27 tonight sucked a lot cuz I'm like going 1:15:29 through and going oh that's 9A that's 1:15:31 9B because if I don't do that I'm going 1:15:34 to end up with all these fragments where 1:15:36 I I I literally don't know where I am in 1:15:38 the 1:15:39 document um and that was the document 1:15:42 that I worked on that Google Docs didn't 1:15:44 [ __ ] sync up for whatever reason 1:15:47 tonight 1:15:49 um so 1:15:59 so so I think part of part of learning 1:16:02 how to use this more thinky version of 1:16:05 GPT is kind of Chunk 1:16:12 management how's your chunk management 1:16:15 boy seems like I got your chunks all 1:16:18 twisted up in a bunch there 1:16:20 boy don't get your chunks in a bunch 1:16:23 know what I mean you pansy 1:16:26 oh you're writing your little screenplay 1:16:28 making a little movie with all your 1:16:30 little 1:16:32 friends 1:16:36 um so I think that's part of 1:16:39 it and then I think the other part of 1:16:43 this new thing 1:16:45 is well 1:16:48 okay if it can take fragments of a 1:16:50 screenplay and just keep 1:16:53 writing well what other kind of projects 1:16:55 are like that for 1:16:58 you so what are things where if you 1:17:01 could keep rolling forward with building 1:17:04 something it would be valuable that 1:17:07 might be a good use of this 1:17:10 tool 1:17:13 so I think that was Ryan uhoh bye-bye 1:17:17 y'all if we get cut off 1:17:25 he's our he's our new chunk engineer 1:17:28 yeah how you doing name is 1:17:31 Ralph I'm the chunk 1:17:34 engineer so what we got is we got a we 1:17:37 got a whole office 1:17:39 here used to be full of I don't know 1:17:42 Assistance or something but now they're 1:17:44 all just they're just writing sissies 1:17:47 they just write stuff all day and then 1:17:49 they make it into chunks and then they 1:17:51 and then I get the chunks and it's I'll 1:17:53 tell you what here's what I'm good at 1:17:55 I'm good at organizing things I I make 1:17:57 lists I got checklists I check things 1:18:00 off the 1:18:01 list I don't like making the chunks but 1:18:03 you give me a chunk I know where to put 1:18:05 the chunk so I'm the chunk engineer and 1:18:07 they're doing some sort of [ __ ] [ __ ] 1:18:10 fancy ass creative writing kind of thing 1:18:13 if you know what I 1:18:15 mean so anyway I you know I put it into 1:18:19 some you know I I put the chunks 1:18:21 together you know whatever you know and 1:18:25 you know everyone seems to like it you 1:18:27 know I don't like to 1:18:28 brag but uh apparently I'm the I'm the 1:18:31 engine that keeps this thing running all 1:18:32 right so anyway that's what I do here 1:18:34 I'm chunk chunk management and uh yeah 1:18:39 you know it's weird I used drive a back 1:18:42 ho and then uh the robots are doing that 1:18:45 now so so they they upskilled me to 1:18:48 chunk 1:18:52 management I hate my life 1:19:04 [Laughter] 1:19:07 poor 1:19:08 Ralph he just used to drive truck he 1:19:11 like driving truck he didn't want to 1:19:14 upskill he doesn't want to be a 1:19:16 knowledge 1:19:17 worker but he's good at it he's got 1:19:23 skills all right 1:19:28 right I'm chunky but I'm working on 1:19:32 it I open two chat one to colate wait oh 1:19:36 I open two chats one to colate one which 1:19:39 does the thinking pavin that's actually 1:19:41 really 1:19:43 smart that's actually really smart using 1:19:46 multiple gpts or even like 1:19:49 claw to make sense of the [ __ ] that 1:19:52 you're spewing just let the one spew 1:19:54 Maybe oh this is really 1:20:00 good yeah if you just 1:20:05 use I mean you could use 01 I think in 1:20:09 in either role you could use 01 to just 1:20:12 be the spewer of 1:20:14 chunks and then use 1:20:18 four to clean that [ __ ] up yeah that 1:20:24 would be good 1:20:25 or you could have two different models 1:20:27 just spewing out [ __ ] and dump them into 1:20:29 01 and have it organize things because 1:20:32 it can maintain this continuity I think 1:20:35 I still I'm still skeptical that it can 1:20:38 go all the way back to the beginning oh 1:20:41 we can test 1:20:47 that 1:20:52 um show me the first scene 1:20:56 that I provided 1:20:58 you at the very beginning of this 1:21:06 conversation thinking 1:21:32 it's writing 1:21:34 something arriving at silas's shop oh it 1:21:41 it looks like it's rewriting the whole 1:21:44 outline which is not what I asked for 1:22:05 I wonder if the weirdness I'm getting 1:22:07 like the Ryan thing and the the weird 1:22:09 chunk of code that it 1:22:11 showed I wonder if that's 1:22:14 because some stuff is blown out of the 1:22:16 context window and it's getting 1:22:20 confused but I think we're well beyond 1:22:23 32,000 tokens like we we we would have 1:22:25 blown through the context window ages 1:22:28 ago like it shouldn't have been able to 1:22:30 write scene 1:22:33 17 holy [ __ ] it's still thinking it's 1:22:37 like a two-minute 1:22:41 think it can go back to the 1:22:44 beginning jocker the mighty it can go 1:22:46 back to the beginning of a thread and 1:22:49 show changes if you ask it to wow 1:22:56 let's see what it did 1:23:01 here yeah professional 1:23:04 movers Jack Jr 11 Becky Whitmore 14 1:23:07 hanging 1:23:08 out come on can't we go check out the 1:23:11 neighborhood son the movers are here 1:23:12 Nancy the movers are doing great let's 1:23:14 go on an 1:23:17 adventure 1:23:21 yeah all right yeah it can go back 1:23:25 that's a big [ __ ] 1:23:29 deal that's a big [ __ ] 1:23:33 deal all right I'm now building a GPT 1:23:37 called the chunk inator love 1:23:42 it um very very 1:23:46 cool ask it to bold or italic the 1:23:49 changes oh that's interesting oh yeah 1:23:50 I'm sure I can do that because it's 1:23:52 bolded 1:23:53 this yeah that's 1:23:58 good all 1:24:01 right all right the spe of chunks uh oh 1:24:04 it looks like someone's someone's 1:24:05 playing in uh in the 1:24:09 AR all right the spe of chunks uh oh it 1:24:12 looks like someone's someone's playing 1:24:13 in uh in the 1:24:17 ARA wait where was that oh was it up in 1:24:20 Show and Tell hang 1:24:23 on Evo Spear of the 1:24:26 chunks that's 1:24:29 awesome where did you do 1:24:34 that 1:24:36 that's crazy good image love 1:24:42 it oh you just direct messaged it to me 1:24:46 oh no image tools 1:24:48 yeah I thought so so go to show and 1:24:51 tell and there is the spew of the chunk 1:24:56 very 1:25:00 nice CJ doing well well 80s 80s Mall 1:25:04 Photo CJ doing little little 80s 80s 1:25:08 Mall Photo 1:25:12 [Laughter] 1:25:13 nice um I've been using it all freaking 1:25:16 day and haven't run out of context limit 1:25:18 yet archetypal 1:25:20 architect yeah so 1:25:23 here's you know here's here here's a 1:25:27 reason you would use 01 over 40 right if 1:25:32 you need discrete little chunks do it in 1:25:34 40 if you need it to remember those 1:25:36 chunks and be able to navigate them over 1:25:39 time that's 1:25:42 01 oh my God they're [ __ ] 1:25:49 naming [ __ ] call it 1:25:51 strawberry people are smart enough to 1:25:54 remember what that is 1:25:56 is douchebags I can't I mean honest to 1:26:00 God GPT 1:26:03 4.0 GPT 1:26:05 40 1:26:09 gpt1 1:26:12 really call it 1:26:15 preview marketing please really hey 1:26:19 here's an idea you have a reasoning 1:26:22 engine 1:26:25 all 1:26:29 right here we're going to we're going to 1:26:32 we're going to do open AI homework for 1:26:37 them I want you to 1:26:40 act as a 1:26:43 brilliant marketing and branding 1:26:48 specialist who 1:26:51 excels at product naming in the 1:26:54 technology ology space 1:26:56 period there's a company named open 1:27:01 AI 1:27:04 that has a series of 1:27:10 products based 1:27:13 on different underlying Frontier models 1:27:18 period the underlying Frontier models 1:27:21 are GPT 4 period 1:27:25 and gp4 1:27:28 Omni commonly referred to as 1:27:32 GPT 1:27:43 40 oops 1:28:15 sitting on top of the frontier 1:28:23 models is the the application layer 1:28:25 called chat 1:28:34 GPT 1:28:39 and the product names are 1:28:46 currently chat 1:28:50 GPT 4 wait 1:29:10 built on top of the 1:29:16 GPT model 1:29:35 built on top of built on top of the 1:29:40 gp4 Omni model 1:29:58 now they 1:30:01 have oh 1:30:07 wait chat GPT 1:30:26 built on top of a smaller 1:30:34 GPT Omni 1:30:43 model and 1:30:45 now they have introduced 1:31:06 which apparently stands 1:31:09 for open AI 1:31:12 1 1:31:14 comma not 1:31:17 Omni 1:31:19 period although it's not clear 1:31:29 this is their new reasoning 1:31:32 engine that was internally nicknamed 1:31:35 project 1:31:36 strawberry 1:31:38 period and we now 1:31:51 have and 1:32:09 which are apparently built on top 1:32:16 of GPT for 1:32:34 first I would like you to give me an 1:32:37 analysis 1:32:42 of the 1:32:46 challenges that their branding 1:32:49 choices present in the 1:32:53 marketplace period did I'd like you to 1:32:55 follow that up 1:32:59 with a creative 1:33:02 brief on how to name their products in a 1:33:06 way that are 1:33:08 memorable and 1:33:10 catchy and clear period and then I'd 1:33:15 like you to give me a naming 1:33:21 strategy that includes a my migration 1:33:27 strategy so they 1:33:31 can unfuck 1:33:35 up what they've 1:33:38 [Laughter] 1:33:44 created let's see how it does wait let 1:33:47 me let me read this okay I want you to 1:33:49 act as a brilliant marketing and 1:33:51 branding specialist who excels at 1:33:53 product naming in the technology space 1:33:55 there's a company named open AI let's 1:33:57 close that up that had a has a series of 1:34:01 products based on different underlying 1:34:02 Frontier models the underlying Frontier 1:34:05 models are gp4 gp4 Omni commonly 1:34:09 referred to as gp4 sitting on top of the 1:34:11 frontier models is an application layer 1:34:13 called chat 1:34:15 GPT the product name names are currently 1:34:21 currently are currently 1:34:25 chat GPT 4 built on top of that 40 built 1:34:27 on top of that 40 mini built on top of 1:34:29 that and now they've introduced gp01 1:34:32 which apparently stands for open ai1 not 1:34:35 Omni although it's not 1:34:38 clear this is their new reasoning engine 1:34:41 that was internally nicknamed project 1:34:43 strawberry and now we have gp1 preview 1:34:46 and gp01 mini which are apparently built 1:34:49 on top of gp4 omni first I'd like you to 1:34:53 give me an analysis okay so here we go 1:34:55 let's see what it 1:34:56 does 1:35:00 thinking weighing the product names 1:35:02 focusing on gp4 Omni navigating 1:35:05 knowledge 1:35:06 limits confirming product 1:35:11 availability analysis confusion due to 1:35:14 similarity the names chat gp4 chat jpt 1:35:17 40 and chat GPT 40 mini are similar 1:35:20 making it difficult for customers 1:35:22 distinguish between them the addition of 1:35:25 gp1 gp1 preview and gp1 mini adds to the 1:35:29 complexity ambiguity and terminology the 1:35:32 use of o in GPT 40 and gpt1 is unclear 1:35:36 it could stand for Omni or open 1:35:39 ai1 the lack of clarity can lead to 1:35:42 misunderstandings inconsistent naming 1:35:44 conventions mixing numerals and letters 1:35:49 eg4 versus 1:35:51 01 without a consistent pattern confus 1:35:54 us uses the product hierarchy and 1:35:55 progression overloading product 1:35:58 names uh including too much technical 1:36:01 information like model numbers lack of 1:36:03 memorable branding okay creative brief 1:36:05 objective develop clear memorable 1:36:07 cohesive oh wait let's look at the 1:36:09 thinking it did let's 1:36:12 see think through the appealing 1:36:16 thing it's interesting to see 1:36:22 that oh it oh it acknowledges it it only 1:36:25 has information up to October 2023 so 1:36:30 gp41 is not connected to the internet 1:36:33 yet so it actually recognized that it 1:36:35 has it has a knowledge limit here I'm 1:36:37 verifying if open AI offers gbt 40 and 1:36:40 GPT or01 or similar products all 1:36:45 right creative 1:36:49 brief Okay naming strategy establish a 1:36:52 core branding framework 1:36:55 EG open AI chat open AI assistant that's 1:36:58 interesting use Clear versioning chat 4 1:37:02 chat 5 from so open AI chat 4 open AI 1:37:07 chat 4 Omni open AI chat 4 Omni 1:37:12 mini reasoning engine strawberry 1:37:15 strawberry 1:37:17 mini specialized base product open AI 1:37:21 chat Advanced model open open AI chat 1:37:24 Omni specialized engine open AI 1:37:27 reasoning or open AI strawberry 1:37:30 migration strategy tell people about 1:37:33 it anyway they have a tool that could 1:37:36 [ __ ] fix 1:37:43 this oh my 1:37:45 God all right I got to get out of 1:37:50 here uh no idea if this was any value 1:37:53 tonight I hope it was was um what about 1:37:55 preview yeah I I just I mean there's a 1:37:59 really interesting 1:38:01 example 1:38:07 where I feel like explaining to 1:38:12 gp4 Omni or no 1:38:16 01 is harder than it actually fixing 1:38:21 it it's it's it's just imp possible it's 1:38:24 like all these nested things that have 1:38:27 no meaning or arbitrary meaning can I 1:38:29 get a strawberry mini shake that sounds 1:38:31 pretty good all right uh I'm going to 1:38:34 get out of here um do me a favor follow 1:38:37 my channel subscribe if you want to 1:38:40 support or give gifts if you want to do 1:38:42 that some of you been 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1:39:56 other models to 1:39:58 augment your 1:40:01 chunks manage your 1:40:04 chunks Ralph chunk 1:40:08 engineer I used to drive 1:40:10 truck I would like to sponsor for a 1:40:12 month oh that's very sweet of you thank 1:40:14 you Silver Fox yeah just DM me and we 1:40:16 can we can arrange that thank you I 1:40:18 appreciate that need the older version 1:40:20 for Imaging Kyle between 1:40:24 beware of your context 1:40:27 window my personal 1:40:29 [Laughter] 1:40:31 one 1:40:33 um oh thank you call meow I appreciate 1:40:36 that um okay I'm gonna get out of here 1:40:38 so who who we got in the house tonight 1:40:40 we got Silver Fox we got Corey Sandler 1:40:42 Pottery good to see you I see you've 1:40:44 been out on the road a bit Bunch Call Me 1:40:46 Al Emilio's 1:40:47 wife Winston Hardy thank you sir 1:40:52 Brandon oh 50 prompts I mean yeah I 1:40:55 haven't been prompting all that much so 1:40:57 I think I should be okay this I'm I'm 1:40:58 not doing a bunch of extraneous 1:41:00 prompting in uh in the 01 so I should be 1:41:05 okay um and if not I've also got the 1:41:09 content 1:41:11 Evolution uh Team account that I can 1:41:13 probably I probably have an extra 50 1:41:15 over there so I think I'm 1:41:17 good um so thank you Brandon Source Camp 1:41:21 great to see you Robert Rossy 1:41:24 wishing champy a good night good good uh 1:41:27 good night to you Robert thank you for 1:41:28 your your gifts means a 1:41:30 lot 1:41:42 um let's see Julie Julie live left 1:41:48 love good to see you Tobias in the house 1:41:53 joxer the mighty Sprint B3 Dr J cuno 1:42:00 frumple Joe we Dr J uh kale Wisconsin 55 1:42:07 I think kale whis kale 1:42:10 whis all right I think I got 1:42:15 everybody probably missed some people if 1:42:17 I missed you you know what are you going 1:42:19 to do what are you going to do I try I 1:42:22 do my best to magic mirror us on out of 1:42:25 here Joker Joker in the house Abby 1:42:28 Kadabra love the name Abby Kadabra come 1:42:32 on that's good 1:42:35 solid CA Lewis all 1:42:38 right peace out everybody tomorrow's 1:42:41 Wednesday should be normal time and uh 1:42:44 we're going to just keep cranking on 1:42:45 this we're going to keep pushing the 1:42:46 boundaries of this of this model 1:42:50 um it's feeling pretty significant to me 1:42:53 and it's and it's very hobbled right now 1:42:56 like you can tell it's very 1:42:58 hobbled I think when we get the next 1:43:00 version of this thing it's going to be 1:43:03 uh I think we're going to be glad we've 1:43:05 had a month to kick the tires of this 1:43:07 one is my 1:43:12 instinct this shit's about to get really 1:43:16 intense the next 6 months are going to 1:43:18 be really intense so buckle the [ __ ] up 1:43:22 was a little slow over the summer summer 1:43:24 I think we're about to make up for 1:43:26 it peace out