Jan 20, 2024 Saturday Soapbox

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1. 0:05[Music]
2. 0:22[Music] [Laughter] [Music] oh [Music] this
3. 0:37place [Music] my ga my thoughts in sweet [Music] Sil is the place where feelings on
4. 0:58dead from an over exposure to violence this is the place I can slowly face the only one I truly can
5. 1:12know these are tears from a long time ago got these tears from a long time ago I need to cry 30 years or so these are tears from a long time
6. 1:32[Music] go oh darling Oh Darling you say unto me where have you been all my life
7. 1:53time I have been swimming the seven sad Seas poor women have TOS me their lifelines I pull them into the waters
8. 2:08darker in i' have W them but I didn't know these are tears from a long time ago got this champ from a long time ago
9. 2:22I need to cry 30 years or so these are tears from a long [Music] time
10. 2:37[Music] go yeah happy Saturday night Danielle be not afraid she made
11. 2:52that lovely image right there she's given some lovely roses very very much appreciated happy Saturday night everybody
12. 3:01if if you're just realizing it is Saturday night and you're like oh my God I had a date well [ __ ] it you're here
13. 3:10now that was champ Shannon on the lead vocals there earlier we are related little bit of nepotism in the AI learning
14. 3:23lab not a lot of qualifications a lot of nepotism [Music]
15. 3:40[Applause] [Music] oh yeah did you finally tune I tuned right before I got on I tuned I did I hit I've got a little button right here
16. 3:56I so like to be able to tune is not that hard I just don't do it that often and occasionally I'm just like uh so yes
17. 4:06we're we are at least in uh some semblance of [Music]
18. 4:28tunage what is this channel I thought this was about AI is this just like some old guy singing singing very depressing songs played played
19. 4:43[Music]
20. 4:58adequately [Music] yeah pretty much that's pretty much what we do here depressing songs adequately played welcome to the air learning lab
21. 5:09everybody um what are we going to do tonight I I actually had an idea you Kyle so so if you're new here here's
22. 5:21what we do here um uh we we just hang out we hang out we talk about AI we do Jam sessions I heard you can make with
23. 5:29chbt you can make money with CBT it is true it is true this is not the channel for that I will not give you the
24. 5:37get-rich quick schemes but I will tell you exactly how to make money with chat GPT it's just you probably won't like
25. 5:44the answer but that's okay um what I do try to do here is shoot straight and tell the truth and be honest and then also
26. 5:52be bullish as [ __ ] on AI in fact I'm so bullish on it in one of the corners I did a VD video series
27. 6:02called underhyped I I I made it about a month month and a half ago uh and it's a bunch of videos uh where I talk about
28. 6:11why I think AI is a big deal how it works a lot of people don't understand how it works they think it's
29. 6:18a large copying and pasting plagiarism machine it is not um and a lot of people are are either dismissive of AI or or they've demonized it
30. 6:32as the biggest evil of all of the world um and it shouldn't be dismissed and it's it's you know there are dangers
31. 6:41there but it's also a remarkably empowering tool this community is Testament to the fact that these tools
32. 6:50are just just dramatically empowering really really really really exciting Community that's forming around
33. 6:58around this channel in the AI Salon which I'll talk about I think Champy's probably got to go out so um I may need to go I may need
34. 7:08to do a be right back um let me get my mods up and running here on my iPad if you did not participate in an
35. 7:21Murphy's GPT building session today it was really cool there was like 35 people there that hung out for 2 hours building
36. 7:27gpts really cool to see and be a part of I had to leave early but you know what are you going to do sometimes you just got to do
37. 7:36[ __ ] I know champ you got to go peeee all right so let me go let's let's do this let me get AI learning lab be right
38. 7:51back let's see so here's here's here's my request oh pleas all right here here's my request I'm going to go go let let champy you're a
39. 8:04busy man we get it exactly I got I got listen I got places to go people to see Amelio's wife you know how this is you understand the
40. 8:12situation um I'm going to go let the doggy do a little pee pee or whatever the hell he's got to do um just hang out
41. 8:19here do me a favor um entertain yourselves which I know you always do but please share this Channel and and so
42. 8:26here's my request share this Channel with either young people in your life that you're like why are they not into
43. 8:33AI or people in your life that you know are not into AI that if you share with them an AI Channel it'll kind of make them cranky
44. 8:44those are the people we want in here let's see if we can get some people to uh welcome to the salon. yeah there you
45. 8:50go um so just hang out share the channel uh feel free to follow me I we'll do whatever you do let me go let the doggy
46. 8:57out all right come on jff let's go let's go give you some some relief let's go get you
47. 9:28out
48. 9:58for
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50. 10:58e
51. 11:27e
52. 11:50you go in you know
53. 12:08all right we're back we're back we brought Champy's champy had a bowl of Crunchies he was he was eyeing up so I think he might be a little
54. 12:27snacky all right let's see good day to everybody Robert Rossy thank you so much for the lightning bolts a good inspiration let's flip
55. 12:44over to our AI learning lab graphic we got a good one from Danielle we got four good ones from Danielle got some other ones in there
56. 12:53we'll switch them up tonight but I like this one it's feeling very very 60s I like it it's solid it's Saturday
57. 13:04night start recording before he goes out goes out the old credit card gets out the old credit card yeah the L well yeah
58. 13:13no well yes so I learned my lesson there so all right so here's how this works I will uh I'll do my damnedest to
59. 13:29make this entertaining and educational but education in a way that's like I gotta learn some not like that like like I don't want to learn
60. 13:41anything do I have to take notes no no this is we're we're in we're in a really fun phase of artificial intelligence you don't know
61. 13:54the 60s oh I know the 60s that was I I I know the 60s um we got
62. 14:10to all you have to do quite honestly for the next 18 months if you want massive uh opportunity in AI is just be rabidly curious about it
63. 14:24and I don't even know rabidly I think if you're just curious about it if you just pay attention to it and kind of learn how to do some stuff
64. 14:32and have it make your life a little better and maybe inspire you to write a kids book or or write a marketing plan
65. 14:39or maybe finish that short story you started in college seriously if you just do that with it in the next 18
66. 14:51months and and in in the smallest way possible keep up with what's happening just be just be aware of what's happening and what's coming and
67. 15:00how things are improving like the opportunities for all of us are going to be staggering I've been using chat GPT to create non
68. 15:10non-dairy versions of baked goods oh that's really cool side hustle side hustle Mimi maybe I'll make a cookbook you should absolutely make a
69. 15:19cookbook and and it you know listen here here's a whole another thing about the there there's a there are very good reasons and places
70. 15:31where you might want to declare that AI assisted in the making of this um I don't think a cookbook is one of them
71. 15:40like unless it's part of the story right if it's like hey may maybe the forward to the book right but but it's like but
72. 15:47it's not the AI this cookbook like you're the one that that had the impetus to create those things you're the one
73. 15:55that put it together AI is helping you come up with those ideas great you're the one cooking them testing them you're
74. 16:01the one that says I'm going to put this in a cookbook so I don't I don't think we don't need to declare that something was made with AI
75. 16:14unless we're doing something like I've created a news story where I created fake video of someone you know to back
76. 16:21up my news story that should be declared and that's not going to be declared right so I think there are places where
77. 16:27it makes good sense to label it but but I don't personally think any of us need to [ __ ] apologize for using a
78. 16:36tool there is not an expectation in society that I label when I used Microsoft Word to write a blog post this
79. 16:48blog post composed with Microsoft Word the image retouched with Photoshop like it's [ __ ] ridiculous on its face and
80. 16:56I listen I understand why people want it oh but we need the humans well do we if she makes a cookbook full of good
81. 17:06[ __ ] and it's good tasty stuff that serves an audience with special dietary needs do they give a [ __ ] what tool she used to make it
82. 17:17no they might they're probably more interested in knowing what pans do you use so the muffins don't stick oh oh man you do have to declare
83. 17:30on Amazon publishing and YouTube soon yeah which I think is absolutely [ __ ] ridiculous I think it's absolutely [ __ ]
84. 17:41ridiculous at what point is it AI written because AI fixes your spelling does the fact that you used the spell checker means it was AI
85. 17:53written AI does sentence completion when you're writing in Google Docs and it like finishes a sentence and you hit the tab key that's
86. 18:05AI so at which is it is it 38% of the words written by AI is it 52% of the words written by AI I understand what they're trying to
87. 18:16prevent they're trying to prevent people making 100,000 books and just flooding the market with a bunch of [ __ ] but that's a different
88. 18:24problem that's a completely different problem if someone puts out a book and it's good like say the book that I'm working
89. 18:34on with Cindy [ __ ] right now where part of our exercise was let's see how fast we can publish a book an anthology with a bunch of
90. 18:45authors who all use AI to assist in writing their chapters
91. 18:59who gives a [ __ ] what tool we used there's so much back and forth I have no idea how much is me and how much is AI exactly Papa
92. 19:08JJ when you're using a tool like AI it's it's like you've got a collaborative partner right AI is going to write the outline
93. 19:21and then maybe AI is going to write the first three paragraphs and then you read the first three paragraphs and you're
94. 19:26like oh my God that's [ __ ] horrible so you're like oh [ __ ] I guess I got to write the first paragraph and you write
95. 19:31the first paragraph and you copy that and you paste it into chat GPT and said this is more like what I had mind for
96. 19:36the opening paragraph could you suck less and then it writes two more paragraphs and you're like oh good God and then you do that for two
97. 19:54hours anyway man I'm start I'm starting out on on fire tonight get me off the Soap Box people get me off the Soap Box do it right
98. 20:03now Ms has been correcting my spelling for years and I've never given them credit exactly Amelio's wife see and
99. 20:10this is why you're a bad person you have not credited Microsoft for the grammar check the fact that you can write
100. 20:17sentences in any semblance of coherence we know it's not you it's absolutely Microsoft laugh tough t for you're
101. 20:28stupid it's just all of this all of this stuff is nonsense you know it's well I mean here here's here's the funny thing it's like
102. 20:41it's when digital photography came out photographers are like we should label digital photography because they aren't real
103. 20:51photographs they're just pixels they're not real photographs every every new technology that's come along this this has happened
104. 21:01so I don't know why I'm I'm so apoplectic about it I you know you know I'm a bit apoplectic about it is because
105. 21:10um it's it's funny in in an's GPT um session today in the GPT building session that she did today she asked
106. 21:19like what are what are our hopes and dreams and fears and and and one of my hopes for 2024 is that the irrational fear of AI would
107. 21:33subside that would be nice so I think all of this we go to we got to label an AI is is from an irrational fear because
108. 21:43people don't understand the tool they don't understand how it's being used now I'm fully I fully support we shouldn't just dump unedited
109. 21:55[ __ ] by the bucket loads on to the internet and I know it's a pipe dream to think that's not going to happen that's
110. 22:02happening right now from these [ __ ] these guys are dumping that [ __ ] up one side and down the other of Kindle
111. 22:11publishing I'm against drek I'm against just [ __ ] horrible mindless shitty stuff but we've had that we had that
112. 22:23long before ai ai just makes it faster to do that um you were telling us about an idea you had do you remember what the topic was I
113. 22:37don't remember what idea I had champy peeing threw me didn't it um all right so so let's get started I uh tonight's
114. 22:51live about tonight's live oh yeah that's what yeah that's what I'm going to get to okay cool perfect I know what it
115. 22:59was so so what I'm going to do is I I want to start out I want I want to I want to share with you something um I want to talk about the AI
116. 23:10salon and and if you really want to pronounce it correctly it's the AI F it's not the AI Salon what are we getting Manny petties
117. 23:25no we're exchanging ideas the um the salon. a go there it's a link tree and you'll see there's a merch store there and there's some there's
118. 23:37some links to the uh GPT for good uh project that we did a few weeks back but the first link is to the AI Salon
119. 23:45community and and it's a link to our it's we hosted on Mighty networks but it's a community it doesn't cost
120. 23:50anything let me get that out of the way up front Al he's just here here to try to get us to subscribe to his little
121. 23:59Community well isn't that just clever well well well well well well well Mr Shannon I didn't realize we were such a
122. 24:07capitalist Pig now did we no it doesn't cost you anything it's free this is a supportive Community it actually is it's
123. 24:13an amazing community and so um hang on I got to find my dim button um I for I I I I cut out the microphone button but I didn't cut out
124. 24:25the the brightness brightness button which I also need but whatever we'll get to that um so when you get to the AI
125. 24:31Salon first place I want you to go is to the welcome to the salon section and learn about the salon a community of extraordinary
126. 24:40adventurers exploring the AI unknown that's us a rag tag group of Misfits ner do Wells and miscreants ner do well how often do well
127. 24:51n it's a Gary Gman joke um and and check out our values so so the values here are are really important to
128. 25:03me really important to the community this is kind of who this community is and so as we grow which I want us to
129. 25:09grow because I want as many people as possible being on this journey and trying to figure this [ __ ] out in a in a in a in a powerful
130. 25:18way and so these values are super important this is who the group already is not who we aspire to be this is this
131. 25:24is the stuff we want to retain as this group grows so first one is curiosity we want people in here that are
132. 25:31curious like you can you can be smarmy but don't be cynical right be curious you can be skeptical but don't do it blindly don't
133. 25:41just be like dismissive or or demonize AI just be curious about what is it how does it work what's it good at what's it
134. 25:50not good at why is it not good at that is it ever going to be good at that why can't it write something with
135. 25:57without sounding like like a junior high overachiever trying to impress his teacher let's figure that out how do we get it to not do
136. 26:11that next value is generosity as you're learning things hey look I figured out how to get chat GPT not to talk like that here's how I did
137. 26:21it share what you're learning that this is this is the value that I think I most excited about this group that that what's happening
138. 26:30increasingly in this group and you'll even see I'll show you in Show and Tell while I'm doing these lives a lot of
139. 26:35what's happening is people are like doing a jam session they're sharing ideas and they're sharing gpts they're
140. 26:40like oh how'd you do that and they're having side conversations and they're starting clubs and they're they're joining
141. 26:48guilds why because the other people in here aren't stingy there there's sure we've got lurkers any community's got lurkers but
142. 26:59but the Theo of this community is to be generous incredibly engaged people and so so that's an important one
143. 27:09exploration figure this stuff out explore what are the new tools is there something better than the thing we've
144. 27:14been talking about collaboration do it with other people get to know people one of the things we encourage in the community is
145. 27:23use your real name unlike Discord which is mostly and things like that we encourage people to use their real names
146. 27:30here why be because we want people to be able to connect with one another and collaborate as humans inclusion is one of the values
147. 27:41people are coming from all walks of life all experience levels all different backgrounds professionally personally culturally
148. 27:51globally we got so many people from all over it's just it's it's amazing and then the final value that that you know
149. 28:00is is the one ultimately is that is is the anchor of this community is empathy you know I was I was bitching for 10 minutes earlier 15
150. 28:13minutes about all the fear about AI but that's the world we live in people are afraid of this stuff right now they're angry about
151. 28:25it we should honor that and recognize that and go yeah I get that it's scary it's it is this is profoundly powerful technology that's
152. 28:36going to change the way we work and it's going to change what you're capable of doing as a human being um it's okay to be
153. 28:44scared but what would also be awesome is if we you were also curious and got on the other side of the fear so you actually try this
154. 28:53stuff oh I hadn't thought about it like that I oh I'll tell you a cool story here's a cool here's a cool this cool um
155. 29:02here let me can I zoom in on that yeah so zoom in on the word empathy so so I had a um I had to get a dumpster today cuz I know how to
156. 29:17live we we've got a just our garage is is a [ __ ] fire hazard and we just get we got to get rid of some [ __ ] right and
157. 29:29so because I've got add and I don't like to plan stuff I wanted a dumpster delivered today most of the dumpster
158. 29:36places are closed I don't know if you know this but if you want to order dumpsters it actually pays to plan
159. 29:41ahead that was not for me I didn't want to do that so I just started calling numbers Google told me if they were
160. 29:48closed or open I just found the ones that were open and just started calling them like can you deliver a dumpster
161. 29:52today no can you deliver a dumpster today no soon as the I can have it is next Wednesday day so I call this one dumpster thing
162. 30:02and and this this very sweet woman picks up and she's got like her grandkids in the background just screaming going nuts
163. 30:08wanting to play and she's talking to me and at some point she mentioned something about doing something on Tik
164. 30:15Tok and I said oh I'm on Tik Tok I have a Tik Tok Channel she goes she goes well what's your you know what do you what do
165. 30:23you do and I said I said well I I I teach people about Ai and she goes I hate AI it's the first thing she said I hate
166. 30:35AI but she but she said it she was super sweet she was like a grandmother there with her kid right and it was just like
167. 30:44it was how she had defined AI for herself is that AI is evil and I hate Ai ai's and I said I said oh you should
168. 30:53come to my channel cuz I think if you actually used AI you wouldn't hate it I'm just I'm always doing this this stupid
169. 31:02[ __ ] and there was like a long silence and she goes she goes you know Kyle I hadn't gotten her name yet her name was
170. 31:11Carol Carol she goes you know Kyle she goes I'm a bit of a psychic and she goes she goes she goes we make decisions in life and we and we
171. 31:25decide about things in life and and and and and she goes and we can we can undecide things and she goes you know what I'm
172. 31:36going to undecide right now that I hate Ai and I'm going to be open to it and I said awesome Carol and and by the end
173. 31:44we're like best friends like like we and she's going to and and she reached out to her husband who delivers the
174. 31:51dumpsters and she said hey I got this guy on I I met I talked to this guy you got to go deliver a can for for him but
175. 31:58um but but we're going to get Tik Tock and and we're going to watch we're going to learn about a he's going to teach you
176. 32:04about Ai and the guy goes well Tik tok's evil like they they download everything from your phone and send it to China so
177. 32:10she sent me a text and said should I download Tik Tok I said you can download Tik Tok I said you can also just watch
178. 32:16it on the web if you don't want to download Tik Tok she goes okay I'm I'm gonna I'm I'm not going to hate Ai and
179. 32:22I'm going to be okay with Tik Tok we're going to do this and like that's like like get that people are in a weird place with this stuff
180. 32:36and I have a feeling Carol's going to love it cuz she was playing with her her grandkid I said I said Carol first thing
181. 32:45you should do go to chat. open.com and make your grandkid like a a kids book have fun with it so we'll see if
182. 32:55she does it champy wants to go go visit people you want to go visit you want to go visit the boys boys hey
183. 33:16baby so anyway that was kind of cool now is Carol G to love AI I don't know she may end up hating it but what
184. 33:27she won't do is she won't hate it in ignorance right she'll go play with it she'll go figure out what it is maybe
185. 33:36she loves it maybe it can help them work on their marketing for their business who's the biggest winner if we
186. 33:45keep ignoring AI who's the biggest winner if we keep ignoring AI anyone who doesn't ignore it I I mean seriously the
187. 33:58the and this goes for the country right like there's there's you know some of the haters are like we should ban it
188. 34:04right like the the rest of the world ain't Banning AI like this isn't slowing down this will continue to accelerate when when you have a
189. 34:14tool that can invent 2.2 million new materials unknown to mankind 380,000 of which are stable crystals that's a deep mine just did
190. 34:27like 3 weeks ago those are the guys that did 400,000 protein folding predictions that apparently are coming true um they
191. 34:36also just solve geometry at at a high school Advanced High School level um they've got a tool that does that so
192. 34:48so anyone okay so so here's going to wait so who's going to Carol are you here yeah actually Carol I don't know I
193. 34:56don't know if you're in here if you're in here I mean Carol's never had Tik Tok so she probably doesn't know how to
194. 35:00comment even if she is in here but hopefully you're in here Carol it was really good talking to you today she was
195. 35:04super sweet she was just awesome she was super nice she was you know and she's like talking to her husband about I got this
196. 35:12guy we're going to be learning AI on Tik Tok I'm like far [Laughter] out I I think I think who who benefits
197. 35:28is anyone who doesn't ignore AI I think people that ignore AI are in for a rude a Awakening and they're in for a roote
198. 35:36Awakening faster than they than they think is reasonable um if you've been in this channel for a while we've got we've got
199. 35:47a lot of people that are in here on our on our that come in here nightly I do these things seven nights a
200. 35:53week because I know how to good make good life choices I do these things seven nights a week and even in the time that I've been
201. 36:01doing these lives I think I I think I did my first live back in a the end of April last year and the amount of change that's
202. 36:12happened the the amount of what's possible from last April until now is just like like I I I've been talking
203. 36:22about this for the past week or so is that I I am I'm a little flumix good word right I'm a little flumed because
204. 36:40um this the stuff is moving so fast that I that I'm starting to have a reticence about learning new stuff because I know
205. 36:49that the stuff I'm going to about to learn is going to be obsolete in 3 months and so I'm like do I dig deeper
206. 36:56on anything anything maybe I don't may maybe I'll just keep doing little prompts in chat GPT and I know that's not the right move
207. 37:05but that's kind of what's going on with me emotionally because so much is changing so fast that change is
208. 37:12accelerating there's a meme going around which I've totally adopted which is 2023 the last normal year and as crazy as
209. 37:212023 was 2024 is going to be [ __ ] batshit crazy it's going to be wild just what these tools become capable of
210. 37:30in 2024 they're going to start reasoning and they're going to start taking actions on our behalf and they're going
211. 37:36to get way better so all the bitching you hear about it can't spell and people have six fingers and most AI generated images don't look
212. 37:48like this anymore in the hands that was a phase and that phase is very quickly just dissipating so all of the little
213. 37:57imperfections that right now we point to and go that's why I don't use it that little me me those are going to all just over 2024
214. 38:08they're all just going to dissipate and then you start to think well oh that's interesting so if I had a
215. 38:13tool that could actually write as good as I write all the time and when I tell it to just write something I read it and instead of going
216. 38:24oh my God that's embarrassingly bad I read it and I go huh that's kind of what I'd write we're going to start experiencing that so
217. 38:36so and that's likely going to happen in 2024 so there are people right now in major corporations Fortune 500 companies
218. 38:45that I guarantee you are saying a couple of things oh it will deal with that it's a technical I heard there's security
219. 38:51issues it will deal with that they're also likely going oh we got some H we got 3 to 5 years it's it's you
220. 38:59know what I hear is it's not it's not all that good yet so we'll wait 3 to 5 years well what's happening
221. 39:07is right now there are 5 10 20 50 person startups that are all in on AI and as these tools get more capable
222. 39:22that 50 person startup is going to be capable of out executing a 500 or a thousand person established company and it's going to come
223. 39:36fast and so the the the CEO that's like oh we got years it's not perfect blah blah blah all of a sudden next fall is going to go wait who
224. 39:46are these guys who what what do you mean we just lost to that punky up start well figure out how they're doing what
225. 39:58they're doing they can't do how they can't price it like that they can't deliver what what do you mean they delivered it
226. 40:07already for for for that how do they that's not possible so so the people that that are on the sidelines I think are going to be
227. 40:23punished because of just how quickly the other boats it's like it's like we're all in little rowboats right now actually this is not a bad
228. 40:32metaphor it's it's this not a bad metaphor at all we're all in little Robb boats right now right and then off in
229. 40:40the distance we see like we see like waves we can't we don't know what they are but we're like yeah oh we're
230. 40:46comfortable in our our little rowo here I wait for a couple of years and then we see there's four or five things
231. 40:59in the distance and we see the waves and we see them they're getting a little bigger and they're getting a little
232. 41:02bigger and then it's not four or five but it's more like 40 or 50 and then it's more like 400 or 500 and what they
233. 41:09are is they're Jet Boats you know like those Miami ocean jet boats we're like you our little and these jet boats are coming at
234. 41:18us and the Jet Boats are companies and people that are AI educated as these AI tools get better these boats are just
235. 41:26going to blow by us and we're going to the waves are going to be shaking our boat and our ores are going to one of
236. 41:33our ores is going to fly off we're like what the hell just happened and then the CEO is going to go like well catch those guys row
237. 41:43[Laughter] faster uh sir they're gone what that's not possible I sir I don't even know which way is North
238. 41:54anymore which companies do you imag of the most vulnerable um that's a good one um consultancies I think are are very at
239. 42:08risk agencies I think are very at risk I know those two words worlds really well see I don't the thing is I I
240. 42:23don't think that um I don't think any Industries are immune um I think Industries where people's lives are on the
241. 42:38line um healthc care Airlines you know some a lot of the transportation stuff probably some infrastructure stuff yeah yeah probably some
242. 42:55infrastructure stuff just because of how long it takes to do I think those Industries will will evolve slower but still
243. 43:08relatively like incredibly fast because when okay so so so here's an so here's an example um if you take Pharma and
244. 43:24um and and the healthcare indust as it is right now right now if if there's a if there's something that threatens
245. 43:36their business model right if they make a lot of their money treating diseases rather rather than curing diseases right now the cures for
246. 43:46complicated diseases happen occasionally once a decade once every 5 years and if it's truly a threat to to the business model
247. 43:57well maybe they buy that patent and they just keep researching it and they'll research it indefinitely so it doesn't
248. 44:01have to see the light of day that's sort of the cynical version of me just looking at the economics of that
249. 44:10industry well what happens what happens in a year where that disease that they are not super excited to have cured if there are
250. 44:2410 different cures for that disease coming from multiple countries multiple people multiple places and it makes
251. 44:32enough noise that they have to deal with it what do they do well we're going to keep treating it well that treatment's really expensive
252. 44:43and I can cure it over here well yes but you shouldn't that hasn't gone through FDA approval and then so there's going
253. 44:51to be weird pressures there's going to be weird waves that cross where every single kind of business is
254. 45:02going to be confronted with that kind of disruption well that's not how we do things around here well when we do Consulting we take
255. 45:10the brightest Minds from Yale and Harvard and this and that and we research anything to the what what do
256. 45:16you mean you have a a robot that did all the research what what what do you mean the research is validated what do you mean you've got
257. 45:24predictive models in 16 different scenarios and a dynamic system that's going to measure the performance of those scenarios in real
258. 45:33time who well how did you build that oh this little small company out of Boston built that for us oh who is this company is it Bane is it
259. 45:44McKenzie is it deoe no it's um I don't know this dude Fred and his he's got some he's got some guys he went to to school with and they they
260. 45:57just built a system for us over the weekend like like that kind of shit's going to happen employers always tell us to
261. 46:07embrace change and be adaptable oh that's the biggest croca [ __ ] they they always say that it's their turn to
262. 46:13actually do that yeah everybody wants Innovation right Innovation is one of those it's one of my pet peeve professional
263. 46:21words where every every CEO every seite executive every director of a board is like we're we're Innovative we Embrace
264. 46:34Innovation Embrace Innovation and change change management is fantastic unless their business model is threatened and then they're like fire
265. 46:42that person came up with that idea yeah it's going to be wild so anyway back to the AI salon and the value of empathy why I have empathy is
266. 47:02because the more you learn about this AI stuff the more you internalize what it's actually doing and how much better it's
267. 47:08going to get and how much how quickly it's going to get better I have deep empathy for everyone in those robots it's why I do this
268. 47:21channel I don't want anyone I would love it for no one to be in rowboats when those Jet Boats fly by
269. 47:30them and I know because human beings are human beings that there are going to be a lot of people in rowboats that are just sitting in the
270. 47:41middle of the ocean bobbing going what the [ __ ] do I do now and that actually makes me kind of sad that's what that's one of the things
271. 47:49that motivates me to do this and and quite frankly I think even those of us that
272. 48:04are on the surfboard right so so it's you know here's the metaphor right there's a tsunami coming and you can be in one of two
273. 48:15places so so one of the places people are right now which this is this is something that I think we can fix one of
274. 48:22the places people are right now is they're going tsunamis are bad okay I agree right AI is bad the robots are going to kill us that would
275. 48:33be bad absolutely agree yes you notice the water's going out right you notice you notice the low ties lower than it's normal normal do you
276. 48:44notice that oh yeah that's good we can go look at the the crabs okay yeah so you you you can be in one of two places
277. 48:53if let's say you're living in Florida and there's a tsunami coming you can be in one of two places a comfy beach hut or on a
278. 49:04surfboard what this Channel about is like buckle up buttercup here's your surfboard here's your goggles let's start paddling
279. 49:18right so we're at least going to be we're at least going to know what this thing is but it's a [ __ ] tsunami so even if we're on a
280. 49:30surfboard we may not have the skills to keep up with this thing we may not be able to ride it the whole way
281. 49:38in but I I I I sure [ __ ] would rather be on the surfboard than in the cozy little beach hut and so you know so even if you're in
282. 49:50the game and understanding it I think this stuff's going to move so fast that we're like it's it's going to literally
283. 49:55be where's that image there's an image that I think did Joker make it I don't know who made it that that's what it's going to feel like
284. 50:08even if we're in the game you know and it's like you know the jet boats are sort of flying over these wave
285. 50:18Peaks and we're here going I made a GPT it's good right is it is anyone using my GPT h help oh wife supervises at a large
286. 50:32Health Care System she was notified that co-pilot was added to her software so Mike perfect example Microsoft added co-pilot to
287. 50:43Microsoft Word big healthc care companies are now going to start incorporating that into their business
288. 50:48what does that mean well if you haven't been playing with Chad gppt and you're co-workers were they're
289. 50:57going to know what that means and when it shows up in their Microsoft Word they're going to start going crazy mods please pin Kyle does Ilia
290. 51:07still work at open AI That's that's not super clear uh aliia of Israel um Sam mman was asked about Ilia on um
291. 51:19this week at Davos and his response was [ __ ] weird his response was I'm not sure if he still works there it's an 800 person
292. 51:32company and Ilia was the one that helped lead the outing of Sam Alman and his response was I don't know if he still works here but I love
293. 51:43him so I don't know I I I don't I I I honestly don't know what's going on with Ilia we haven't heard from
294. 51:49him and the fact that Sam Alman is like I don't know if he works at the company or maybe 500 people I don't they don't have a ton of
295. 51:59people you would at least know one of the key employees that helped oust you you would likely know their employment
296. 52:08status unless IL is in some weird sort of you know Buddhist Retreat for three months to get his head together and they
297. 52:17don't want to talk about like I it's just it's absolutely bizarre it's just absolutely bizarre anyway so so so this is what's coming so
298. 52:29okay sh Siri stop um so now is that terrifying yeah well it's I mean there's a part of it that's terrifying there's a part of it that's
299. 52:40exhilarating there's a part of it for me that's like I don't think people understand how lucky we are to live at a
300. 52:51time where we get to be at the ground floor at the beginning of a thing that is going to fundamentally alter
301. 53:01humanity and if you haven't used these tools that's going to sound like a [ __ ] weird ass statement even if you do use these tools
302. 53:12you might not feel that way but I feel that way I when I wrote this was last December right after chat GPT came out I
303. 53:22wrote in 90 minutes I wrote a fully functional python application that took a few inputs from a user and generated
304. 53:30five pieces of social media content in about 30 seconds I've never written a line of python in my life I did that in 90
305. 53:39minutes and that was a year ago that was when these tools were really shitty they're better now that's not the same world we lived
306. 53:53in in October of 2022 it's a different world it's a different world just no one knows it yet very few people know it
307. 54:08yet so this group why did I start this group because having been through this with the worldwide web in the mid 90s because I'm an old
308. 54:24[ __ ] what I know is that the the the only thing that we can all be sure of is that no one knows what the
309. 54:35[ __ ] is going on no one there is no degree for this there is no Workshop that can teach you how to deal with this there is
310. 54:44no someone knows more than I do someone may know more than you do but I guarantee you what they feel like is
311. 54:51someone knows more than I do everyone right now is struggling thinking that that's them holy [ __ ] H how do you steer this
312. 55:06thing do I kick oh God why did I bring a llama what am I doing so this group is a group of AI adventurers that
313. 55:20rather than waiting for the tsunami to come were saying [ __ ] it let's go on the adventure look at the picture here's the
314. 55:26picture we put together like this is the adventure it's not one person on an adventure like the promised land is way
315. 55:33out there what is out there we don't know like we honest to God don't know all we know is that this looks like a
316. 55:40really scary Journey we know we can't go down the river of lava so we got to jump around all these things on the side and
317. 55:47we better do it with other people because one of us can't do everything right we need the strong gu and we need
318. 55:55the smart girl and we need the ninja and we need the wise man and we need the magician and we need the alien and we
319. 56:02need the this and we need need that because to get to the to get to out there we've all got skills and so we're choosing to be on
320. 56:13this adventure together and that's what the AI salon's about so was a very long-winded thing to say um you should join the AI
321. 56:28salon and then what you should do if you dig those values of curiosity and generosity and exploration and collaboration and inclusion and
322. 56:39empathy then then this is probably the group for you and the first thing that you should do in the spirit of generosity is
323. 56:48introduce yourself so go to the community section Greg Mason just did look he even used a cool GIF I'm pretty sure that was not AI
324. 57:05generated awesome introduce yourself tell us who you are tell us what you do tell us where you are in this AI Journey
325. 57:16including ah holy [ __ ] I came to this Tik Tok and now I think I should learn about the what do I do where do I
326. 57:23start people in here love that they won't judge you for that they'll [ __ ] love that they'll be like oh come on in water's
327. 57:30fine now the people that are telling you the water's fine that's what they're feeling like on a daily basis but we've at least got an inner
328. 57:46tube and then there's a water cooler discussion where you can ask questions and do stuff there's an ask for help
329. 57:51section if you want to ask a really specific question that's my Jank nephew oh that's awesome that's
330. 57:57great Greg Mason awesome um the show and tell channel is a lot of fun so the show and tell channel has become kind of a nightly jam
331. 58:07session Finger count is good now yeah that was I was talking earlier about about uh janky fingers and how janky
332. 58:14fingers are are becoming a thing of the past we're going to look back on pictures that have six or seven fingers
333. 58:21on each hand and we're going to go oh yeah that was from 2023 we're going to look back on it nostalgically wait someone in here has
334. 58:31got the the handle Buttercup I [ __ ] love that like I my one of my favorite phrases right now is buckle up buttercup
335. 58:39so if you're if you're handle his Buttercup here buckle up I can now legitimately say buckle up buttercup
336. 58:46that's [ __ ] awesome um here's Mimi I am I am loving AI art right now this is one of the things that we consistently see in here too is is
337. 58:56people sort of come into this skeptical and then when they see how [ __ ] magical these tools are and how how they take what you want to
338. 59:05do creatively or just just from a self-expression standpoint just make it possible and so do you know Carol we
339. 59:13really don't have to worry about AI that's awesome oh yeah per oh this is okay Perfect Image that's that's who did this Megan W so [ __ ]
340. 59:30cool so so think about this community what's happening right now so I come up with this janky ass metaphor of someone in a
341. 59:39rowboat and they and they're way off in the distance are these things that they can't make out and then all of a sudden
342. 59:45these things show up like that is this is such the perfect interpretation of that this is so what's happening
343. 59:57and it's like it's it's it's amazing like they've all dropped their ores and they're just staring at these boats
344. 1:00:03they're like these things are alien to the Rob boats that's what this technology is if I'm in a consulting firm right
345. 1:00:14now and I'm thinking that it's acceptable to turn around a competitive analysis in two months and that's faster than we used to
346. 1:00:28do it because we used to do it in six months when some snot-nosed Punk comes along and does a better competitive
347. 1:00:39analysis than you do and they deliver it in a week for 25% of what you charge what are you going to do you're
348. 1:00:50going to sit in this boat right here and you're going to look at that and you're going to laugh at it and you go well
349. 1:00:53that's not even possible POS it can't possibly be as well thought out and as well researched as our work and then the client gives you the
350. 1:01:03research and gives you the competitive analysis and you look at it and you realize holy [ __ ] it's better than
351. 1:01:09better than anything we've ever done and they delivered it in a week we're [ __ ] that's what's coming in every
352. 1:01:23industry so anyway so this is show and tell so show and tell's become this kind of jam session that just does cool [ __ ]
353. 1:01:29like that and it's also there's another it's beautiful Debbie Neil we learned from Kyle yeah AI makes anything possible by
354. 1:01:42anyone no one has an edge anymore yeah what happens what happens what happens when you're in a professional
355. 1:01:53environment where you were the only person that had the knowledge to be able to do the thing that you do and all of a
356. 1:02:01sudden anyone in your company who has the desire also now has that knowledge what do you do do you hang on
357. 1:02:09to your proprietary way of thinking do you think you're going to be able to charge as much as you once did if you're a
358. 1:02:17freelancer these are really cool so so I just love that this community is like it becomes this jam session the AI learning lab dumpster
359. 1:02:28fire yeah exactly exactly and you know you know what's funny like so this so one of my nicknames for this channel that was it
360. 1:02:39was assigned to the Channel I didn't come up with this uh it was a troll and it was a good troll is they they they
361. 1:02:45said this channel should be called chat add I'm like actually that hurts a little but it's good that's right it should be and I think there
362. 1:02:58there's there's a good lesson in in that for me that that the chaos of this channel there is a through line here the
363. 1:03:07through line is be curious learn some [ __ ] share some [ __ ] talk about what you're learning talk about what's
364. 1:03:14happening share the victories share the losses it's kind of chaotic it's kind of weird but you know what that's what
365. 1:03:21that's the professional that not professional that's what these tools are going to do to every Walk of
366. 1:03:29Life and right now it doesn't seem like that because chat GPT is this really janky ass tool that sits off in the corner that 95% of
367. 1:03:38people have not really used there's like 5% of people right now using chat GPT in on any level of regularity that kind of understand what
368. 1:03:50what's happening 5% that means 95% what happens when 50% actually understand what's happening it's going
369. 1:03:58to be a bit of chaos it's going to be a bit of a dumpster fire I love that image that's a great image in fact that's a
370. 1:04:03good enough image let's grab that do save image as that was Kelly right Kelly I try to mark all my images with
371. 1:04:15the people that made them because they're so cool and if I ever like want to use them somewhere I want to be able to reach out to people um
372. 1:04:27that's going in the collection because that's a good one that's a good one um what else we got here show and tell's
373. 1:04:41good better irregular than irrelevant chat GPT still Dolly 3 still can't spell irrelevant really throws it
374. 1:04:49although that's about as good as I've seen a regular being spelled yeah this is this is just awesome right [Laughter]
375. 1:05:06so oh the trolling she runs deep I like it oh little champy action little little OD to champy and then what else do we have in here beat me
376. 1:05:21up really cool yeah there you go yeah yeah exactly where do you want to be um in the AI Salon there's also AI
377. 1:05:30tools and resources this page right here in my opinion if you're if you're on the outside looking in right now and you're
378. 1:05:36like but cow where do I start okay fine I heard your little Soap Box speech preacher okay preacher I heard it I've
379. 1:05:43got the word fine I understand I got to get with the program with AI there whatever whatever dude where do I start
380. 1:05:51what do I do this list you could spend the next three months just with the links on this list and probably not get to the bottom of
381. 1:06:01it so what this is is this is a list that I I personally maintain and curate and this is tools that I think are
382. 1:06:11important and will not be a waste of your time there are thousands of tools right now and a lot of them are just complete wastes of your
383. 1:06:22time just trying to get a Buck from you there there's a lot of these kind of tools you can make money time there's a
384. 1:06:28lot of that [ __ ] out there so you kind of so navigating this stuff it's a hornet's nest so what this list is is I
385. 1:06:35promise you if it's on this list I've used it I'm not getting paid by these people I that I'm not getting paid by
386. 1:06:42chat gpts since this is a [ __ ] ad for chat GPT every night is still Beyond me but whatever Sam's jealous of me he
387. 1:06:49doesn't know if ilio works for his company or not he's jealous of me I here's the thing I think he doesn't know that Ilia works
388. 1:06:56at open AI cuz he he's so consumed with me he's so jealous of me anyway that's just that's just rumor okay people
389. 1:07:04please if you're a reporter in here do not report that because what Sam will tell you is I have no idea who who are
390. 1:07:11you talking about what no I don't know him that's what Sam will tell you okay so just if you're a reporter save
391. 1:07:17yourself the trouble because we know how jealous he is anyway if you if you haven't played with this stuff yet the place to start is
392. 1:07:25chat GPT now I promise you if someone comes along that upends them that is not as good as them I will this will not be
393. 1:07:34the first spot I'll dump stuff off the first spot I've kicked things off this list and I I demote things all the time
394. 1:07:41but chat gbt right now is still the leader in the market and um no one's caught them which is amazing considering
395. 1:07:49how many how many massive trillion dollar companies are trying to unseat them this scrappy little 800 person
396. 1:07:58startup has [ __ ] everything up for everyone so anyway start with chat GPT even if you're just using the free chat
397. 1:08:04GPT there's a lot to learn understand what custom instructions are understand just what chat GPT is and how to use it
398. 1:08:12and how to write with it how to code with it how to do comparisons with it how to inspire yourself with it and
399. 1:08:19brainstorm with it and solve problems with it and analyze documents with it all sorts and stuff like that and then
400. 1:08:26if you can afford it 20 bucks a month this is the best 20 bucks I think anyone can spend right now 20 bucks a month
401. 1:08:34give up give up three Starbucks coffees I always hate that when people say that especially when they're selling courses
402. 1:08:40right if you just give up three Starbucks coffees a month then you can afford my $19.95 you can make money
403. 1:08:51with um in this case I actually think it's worth the 20 bucks and give up the [ __ ] coffees so chat GPT 4 and and
404. 1:09:00and if the next question is can I just use Microsoft co-pilot isn't that free chat GPT 4 sort of yes if you can afford the 20
405. 1:09:10bucks a month then co-pilot is a good alternative that's a good question pinned repin the question I didn't see
406. 1:09:17it what about all these companies advertising training and certifications right now are they legit so the shadow so so
407. 1:09:26um trainings and certification so it depends okay I need to come on screen I need to come on screen for this so I can see how
408. 1:09:37red I'm getting um trainings and certifications can be really good right now but in my opinion only in a certain sector of the
409. 1:09:50market and that sector of the market is if you're developer and you want to work okay okay so here's the we'll sort of go back to the robo
410. 1:10:01metaphor machine learning in AI was was was on a course right and November 30th 2022 the launch of chat GPT this
411. 1:10:16happened okay so we thought it was one boat and on November 30th 2022 those two boats started to go in different
412. 1:10:30directions what was that that was prior to chat GPT if you wanted to be in machine learning and AI you ostensibly needed to
413. 1:10:43be an engineer a researcher a scientist an Uber geek a mathematician from Stanford a PhD like Pate a PhD that
414. 1:10:53really understands the mathematics of this like you had to be in in you had to be in that world chat GPT just like the
415. 1:11:01worldwide web did for the internet in the mid90s made the power of these tools accessible to the rest of us okay so
416. 1:11:13this happened so if there are certifications and certificates out there for the more technical stuff for
417. 1:11:20the backend stuff for the AI operations stuff for sec security and privacy and machine learning and embedding and AI
418. 1:11:31development those are likely fine and by fine I mean I think you still need to pay very close attention
419. 1:11:42to what they're teaching because it's possible you take a course that's teaching you something that's already obsolete
420. 1:11:50now the courses and certification certainly certifications I think courses are okay but certifications for generative AI for
421. 1:12:02like prompt writing and for how to use mid journey and how to do all the [ __ ] that's like post chat
422. 1:12:11GPT all of those I would take every one of them with a grain of salt like if someone gives you a certification for prompt writing should
423. 1:12:21you put that on LinkedIn absolutely Ely because at some point people are going to be like I need someone who's
424. 1:12:27certified with we we need 10 years of experience in prompt engineering okay well it's really only been around for
425. 1:12:33four or five years and really only been around for a year but yeah you're 10 so yeah put all that [ __ ] on your LinkedIn
426. 1:12:42because it will help you but I would temper your expectations about the value of any of that stuff just because things are moving so fast
427. 1:12:54so so back to this image wait oh I didn't move it over where is it back [Music]
428. 1:13:13to this image all of the certifications and workshops on the generative AI tools
429. 1:13:27that have come out in the past year are essentially you learning the skills of how to run a roboat this is this is Google's gemin
430. 1:13:39Ultra this is GPT 5 so so yes feel do do whatever works for you to learn but understand the game that we're in right
431. 1:13:54now anyone that claims today to be an expert in this generative AI stuff is not they're more in this space you can make money
432. 1:14:04with now are there skills to be taught sure there are but just know that they're disposable skills because here's
433. 1:14:12the most important skill to learn just keep showing up and keep being curious like why come here why do people come here night after night
434. 1:14:23I don't [ __ ] [Music] know but I do they come for the same reason I do these night after night which
435. 1:14:35is I want to make sure that I'm still in the conversation actively in the conversation what conversation what is AI what can it do
436. 1:14:46what can it not do who's doing it how do we do it how's it going to impact business what's going on with copyright
437. 1:14:51is it stealing are the robots going to going to kill us that conversation and not like academically off to the side observing it like an
438. 1:15:01orange like in the [ __ ] game on the [ __ ] surfboard like why you
439. 1:15:16come it's just to stay on the surfboard that's the education right
440. 1:15:31now and who are the professors you know who the professors are well I'm one of them so is every single person the Irregulars that show
441. 1:15:42up here night after night a lot of them are better at this [ __ ] now than I am why because they've got different
442. 1:15:50skills than I do and they're applying them in different different ways Pate thinks about this completely
443. 1:15:59differently than I do Suzanne does like Kelly Camp does like everyone in here um lunis dick Daisy Thomas does like
444. 1:16:07everyone in here is bringing their own particular lens that they see the world through and their work ethic and their
445. 1:16:14how they learn stuff how they teach stuff and so it it is becoming a collaborative University and I think that's the only
446. 1:16:27way to learn right now because because no one knows that this it's not stable it's it is like this so if I teach you how to surf this
447. 1:16:39wave on this day in this weather condition that does not teach you how to surf a bigger wave or a smaller wave in much windier conditions
448. 1:16:53well how do you do that just keep [ __ ] paddling out and surfing right so so so we're in a crazily Dynamic um educational
449. 1:17:04environment right now Milo's wife I've said it before we're just a few bad days away from becoming a cult it's true it's
450. 1:17:13not it's it's not you're not that far off Pate I you know I I am hoping I'm hoping this is not cult-like
451. 1:17:20but if I keep talking about this Shi be in Magic then I think you're [Laughter] right oh my God yeah I know listen I I mean I am
452. 1:17:32using kind of biblical imagery here but it's it's not intended to be that but but it is it
453. 1:17:47like this this is exciting times this is this is an amazingly rare not rare a unique time in history that we
454. 1:18:01are fortunate enough to be able to participate in um okay let me go back here show and tell all right so the AI salon so that's
455. 1:18:16the show int tell Channel [ __ ] up buttercup [ __ ] just jump in and go but I don't know anything nobody dos that's awesome back Ali L AI
456. 1:18:32certifications yeah you know what Sherry that's yes that's right that's what's you can make money with yeah that's those
457. 1:18:45people because cuz what I can promise you is there there are very few universities right now that even know
458. 1:18:53know what is going on much less could be teaching it a lot of them are absolutely resisting it so anyway oh back to tools
459. 1:19:01and recommendations okay so start with chat GPT pay your 20 bucks a month learn about what it means to work with a
460. 1:19:10multimodal large language model like chat GPT how is it different to use chat GPT when you've got internet access what
461. 1:19:19is code interpreter and how do you advanc do Advanced Data analysis with chat GPT did you know you could do
462. 1:19:26Advanced Data analysis with chat GPT and you're like but Kyle I heard that large language models can't add they can add
463. 1:19:34but what code interpreter does is it spins up a little container that's got like a little mini computer inside your
464. 1:19:42chat session and it has access to python code and it writes and executes its own python code and when you run python code
465. 1:19:51it can do math so in this case chat GPT is managing a thing that can do math it's it's like a really mini example of
466. 1:20:04these things starting to reason and start starting to be autonomous so if you want to kind of actually experience
467. 1:20:09what's coming with large language models play with code interpreter and look at what it does it will blow you the [ __ ]
468. 1:20:17away if you haven't done it it's it's it's just batshit crazy GPT Vision did you know that chat GPT you can upload a
469. 1:20:24picture of a whiteboard and it can it it knows what's on the Whiteboard if you have a sketch of an interface for
470. 1:20:31software you could have it create you a poster of that software with the interface on a phone in someone's hand
471. 1:20:40in an airport from a whiteboard sketch it could write the code for the interface did you know that Dolly 3 I assume you know it can
472. 1:20:50make images it can do pretty pictures and then there's these things called gpts which which are the first that that
473. 1:20:58I've experienced these are the first truly non-technical application development tools out there there's lots of tools
474. 1:21:07that are called No code or low code but they're still high logic so if you use a tool like zappier or make or God forbid
475. 1:21:15bubble which is super powerful but you essentially have to be a developer you have to understand computer coding logic
476. 1:21:22even though you're not coding you're coding you're you're you're stitching together Computer Logic making gpts it lets it lets you
477. 1:21:34make a personalized customized version of chat GPT that's your special little thing with zero coding
478. 1:21:44knowledge how do I know this 3 weeks ago an Murphy and I did this thing called the GPT for good challenge where over a
479. 1:21:5324-hour period our goal was to get anyone who wanted to to build a GPT for the nonprofit of their choice and this
480. 1:22:01community in 24 hours built 150 of them many of the people that participated had never built an application before in
481. 1:22:08their life some of them built like 10 15 20 gpts some of them are still be building gpts some of them are now
482. 1:22:16teaching courses to build gpts Cory Sandler who's a Potter and an artist and a remarkable woman is now not only
483. 1:22:24showing how she makes her Pottery she's showing the gpts that she made and she's telling people how she made them it's
484. 1:22:31just [ __ ] crazy crazy crazy what what it makes possible like it is it is um it's changing people's lives I and I'm like I'm hesitating
485. 1:22:46saying this because I'm hearing pate's voice in my head going this is turning into a c this is definitely a sermon tonight but that's
486. 1:22:56okay people that are embracing this stuff are discovering ways to express themselves that they didn't think was
487. 1:23:09possible go check out Corey Sandler's gpts she's got one called iconics eye c n iix I think that's a that's an eyeglasses
488. 1:23:20designer she's super passionate about crazy kickass designed eyeglasses and so she made a GPT that does that Becky Ru
489. 1:23:29loves quilting so she made a GPT that that makes these Kick-Ass quilt designs it's just like person after
490. 1:23:39person after person are realizing oh my God like I could I can do this and I can share it with the world and I can share
491. 1:23:46it with the world in a way that they get to experience the joy of what I'm passionate about yep so that's just chat GPT if you haven't
492. 1:24:00experienced like all of these bullet points go play well but Kyle you don't understand I'm not very technical you say data
493. 1:24:14analysis and and writing and executing python code here watch
494. 1:24:28I'll show you how technical you have to be to do data analysis first thing we're going to do is we're going to go get some
495. 1:24:37data where'd he get data we're gonna go to a site called kaggle keegle kagle keegle is a very different website
496. 1:24:48can't go there on Tik Tok okay kaggle k a g GLE e and then I'm going to sign
497. 1:25:02in and I'm going to go to data sets and I'm going to go grab a piece of data world population data that's 15K that's
498. 1:25:10not big enough let's get something meteor um four megabytes factors of global yearly temperature change that'll
499. 1:25:18be political I don't want to do political okay here's a mega by New York City taxi and limousine Fair data great
500. 1:25:25okay I'm going to download this okay so I said you didn't need to be technical to do data analysis I'm going
501. 1:25:35to go to chat GPT 4 notice when I go to chat gp4 there's a little paperclip that shows up here in the lower lower
502. 1:25:44corner ah yeah so you pay 20 bucks a month for a paperclip yeah you pay 20 bucks a month for a clippy that works
503. 1:25:51you click on that and I'm going to go find archive. Zip so you and I both know that that's a data file that's got
504. 1:26:03New York City taxi and limousine stuff in it but cat GPT doesn't know that and we don't know what's in it we
505. 1:26:11just know that someone said that's what it was so if I type what is this and what is interesting
506. 1:26:28interesting about the data you find question mark not super technical in terms of of data analysis right not a super technical
507. 1:26:43question but I hit return and then it says analyzing now watch what it's actually doing behind the scenes
508. 1:26:53it is importing some python libraries writing its own python code and executing its own python code so it says
509. 1:27:01the zip file contains two CSV files Yellow Taxi data New York City PRS means uh this suggests it might be predicted
510. 1:27:10means for some data set I like I don't even know what that means predicted means that's some sort of data science [ __ ] term I don't
511. 1:27:18know what that means let's see to understand what's interesting about the data I will need to take a closer look at the contents of
512. 1:27:26each file let's start by examining the first few rows of the CSV files which then does so then it reads these
513. 1:27:37files and then it says okay both data sets are valuable for urban planning Transportation analysis could also be
514. 1:27:44used for machine learning models to predict taxi fairs so let's just go Um find three interest ing Trends and
515. 1:27:58visualize them in a in an athetic aesthetically pleasing way the hardest thing about this technically is spelling
516. 1:28:11the word aesthetically which I butchered so but it will understand what I meant and so now it's going to go look
517. 1:28:18at the data and it's going to find Trends in it it's going to analyze has has llm made machine learning obsolete
518. 1:28:28no a large language model is is made possible only by Machine learning this is machine learning what it's well no it it hasn't made any of
519. 1:28:40that stuff obsolete all of the all of the technical underpinnings of making these models and doing the
520. 1:28:49math and doing the data science all of that that stuff is still required in fact probably more so what the large language models do is
521. 1:28:59they make it what what what applications like chat GPT and co-pilot and Bard and Claw and perplexity and Pi what those
522. 1:29:10things do is they make it accessible for the rest of us so just like the worldwide web didn't make the internet
523. 1:29:19obsolete chat GPT doesn't make machine learning obsolete right the internet is is is a protocol and a series it's a
524. 1:29:27network and it's and it's um you know it's it's different um interfaces that allow these machines to talk to each
525. 1:29:34other the worldwide web was just a layer on top of that that made it easy for us to click on hyperlinks so we could do all the we we
526. 1:29:43could do all we could get all the benefits of the internet without having to understand the codes that's what chat GPT does
527. 1:29:53so anyway look at so so this just went off and made of [ __ ] charts and graphs did you know that it could that
528. 1:30:01chat GPT could do this did you know that this was possible if you don't hopefully one of one of the other things I like talking
529. 1:30:09about in here is you should use chat GPT long enough to have your first Kevin McAllister moment right from Home
530. 1:30:19Alone chat GPT is the AOL of AI yeah I think I think cat GPT is the worldwide web of AI U because I think um AOL was
531. 1:30:28was too much of a Walled Garden okay so so here's so BT here's here's here's my um counter analogy for you um Microsoft
532. 1:30:38co-pilot is the AOL of AI chat GPT is the worldwide web actually it's the open source uh Community that's the worldwide web um
533. 1:30:51but but anyway but chat GPT was the thing that kicked it off and then and then yeah Microsoft co-pilot is the AOL of of of this
534. 1:31:02world um okay so that's that so that entire rant is just chat GPT right the other things on this list and if you're wondering what list are
535. 1:31:15you on Kyle because I know there's a bunch of new people in here um in the AI salon so if you go to the salon. A and click on the first link
536. 1:31:26it's going to take you into a community called the AI salon and you should join it the first thing you should do though is check out
537. 1:31:35um The Welcome to the salon section read about who we are and what our values are make sure you're down with that then
538. 1:31:42introduce yourself and then if you want to know how to get started with all this stuff or like what tools like where do
539. 1:31:48you even begin go to AI tools and resources under the Community section and that's the page we're on and
540. 1:31:55so the thing that I was just playing with was just just chat GPT just chat GPT seriously you could spend the next
541. 1:32:03year just playing with chat GPT and not get to the bottom of that well not even close so what else is on this list are
542. 1:32:11here's all the other large language models Claude Bard perplexity Microsoft co-pilot um the specialty large language
543. 1:32:19models Pi grock piece of [ __ ] llama 2 amazing open source oh did you hear this is [ __ ] insane so llama 2
544. 1:32:29one of the reasons there's Llamas on all of our things is because llamas are cute um but meta put out this thing called
545. 1:32:34llama 2 which is a a GPT 3.5 level large language model Mark Zuckerberg this week said that his goal is now
546. 1:32:49AGI which also happens to be the goal of Sam mman and open AI it's a big [ __ ] deal what he also said is they've got 3,000 h100
547. 1:33:02gpus and they've got the compute equivalent of an additional 300,000 so if you take their their smaller gpus the
548. 1:33:10amount of and add all of the compute together they've got an additional 300,000 equivalent of H1 h100 gpus So Meta right now has 600,000
549. 1:33:22h100 equivalents training llama 3 and they're going to open source it so holy [ __ ] chat GPT isn't a w
550. 1:33:35Garden oh it's totally a wal Garden no it's totally a wal Garden um no that's why that's why I was saying P that the
551. 1:33:42uh the open source Community is more like the worldwide web the plan is there's no plan I think I'm hang on I
552. 1:33:48think I'm being trolled by my mods let me let me check in scratch that reverse it exactly Feels Like Tonight wasn't the
553. 1:34:00night to have a plan welcome to Chad add Silver Fox I plan to be here tomorrow night too just to check on the
554. 1:34:15plan yeah I haven't even gotten to the uh to the thing that I want to I want to do that the idea that I have I'm going
555. 1:34:21to get there I promise I will I have not forgotten it get AI learning lab certified just send a bottle of Blandon
556. 1:34:27to Kyle seriously actually Amelio's wife for for you and for anyone that that um that however the hell you figured out to get me a bottle of
557. 1:34:39blantons um I will absolutely give you an AI learning lab certificate that you can you can absolutely put on your
558. 1:34:46LinkedIn and you can say I earned a certificate from the AI learning lab I Suzanne that is such a great idea that is
559. 1:34:55yes if you figure out how to get me bottles of planton I will provide you with a certificate that will be as
560. 1:35:03valuable as any AI certificate in in the world right now that's [ __ ] brilliant okay okay so all so the so so at the at
561. 1:35:20the AI salon on recommended tools the first nine links are all large language models all sort of chat GPT like things
562. 1:35:29that I think are worth your time except for grock to spend time with grock remains on this list only because I know Elon
563. 1:35:39Musk is every one of his companies right now is an AI company right so Gro is going to get better right now it's
564. 1:35:47useless but so it remains on the list because this is is going to get some something's going to happen with this
565. 1:35:53that's going to make it really interesting just right now it's not um okay then here's all the image generation tools dolly3 mid Journey
566. 1:36:02kore.ai Deco here this is one that's a funky little upstart it's totally free it's just it's a really interesting
567. 1:36:11tool I I don't even know the story behind the company Korea's really interesting Leonardo started as a simple
568. 1:36:18kind of stable diffusion rapper and now they're taking all of the cool [ __ ] that's happening in the stable diffusion world and this tool
569. 1:36:25is getting remarkably sophisticated then you got Adobe firly which is not trained on Commercial um copywritten data so you
570. 1:36:33can use it commercially like in a big Corporation for example if you don't know that mid journey is trained on lots of
571. 1:36:41copywritten data and Firefly is trained on none well if you're in a big company it would probably be a good thing to
572. 1:36:48know right you it's easy to get seduced by these tools and go ooh they're awesome and then this one could end up
573. 1:36:54Landing your company in some sort of weird ass [ __ ] legal stuff as everyone tries to figure out copyright
574. 1:37:01then you got video generation there's a bunch of tools in there then you got audio and music then you got 3D worlds
575. 1:37:08and objects um this world is going to explode this year right now it's pretty thin and then you got people to follow
576. 1:37:15so seriously if you spend a month just going down the rabbit holes in this dock doent um a you wouldn't scratch the
577. 1:37:24surface of it but B you'd get up to speed pretty quick so that's in there you can also ask for help there's also guilds um so
578. 1:37:33the guilds within the AI Salon are are subcommunities so there's an AI 101 Guild there's an Art Guild a writing
579. 1:37:40Guild a business Guild Pate has a AI mechanics Guild for understanding the the behind the-scenes stuff how these
580. 1:37:46tools work the mathematics all that sort of stuff there's a healthcare Guild a video Guild Guild an education Guild so
581. 1:37:53even if you don't find your people in the general conversation areas you're going to be able to find you know
582. 1:37:58specialist conversations and it's just a remarkable community so anyway go do that okay so here's the idea I
583. 1:38:06had Mr it I'm falling asleep come on dude we're put we're putting on a sermon here you can't fall asleep in a sermon come
584. 1:38:18on you can make money with will chat GPT evolve into action GPT eventually absolutely do stuff versus just tell me
585. 1:38:27what I can do yeah absolutely Kim so so here's here's let me let me jump out and talk about that for a second um it's
586. 1:38:34worth watching the the interview there there were a couple of interviews with Sam Alman at um at Davos this week
587. 1:38:44um and and he was asked about chat GPT 5 yeah chat GPT 5 or GP GT5 the model he said a couple of things he didn't say when it was coming
588. 1:39:01out but he said um he said chat GPT 5 isn't going to be incrementally better than GPT
589. 1:39:164 and he goes I don't think people understand um you know exponential Improvement people understand linear Improvement
590. 1:39:27like you were at one and then you got to two it's like two times bigger but exponential is like you know you're at
591. 1:39:36one and you and like two is like way up here so so it's going to get dramatically more powerful and then
592. 1:39:44the areas where he said it's going to get more powerful is it's in reasoning it's going to reason so think so so you know right now when
593. 1:39:55you ask chat GPT or something and it it it's like mansplaining as a service it will confidently answer you even if it's
594. 1:40:02wrong when it reasons it won't do that it will look at its answer and before it gives it to you go does that
595. 1:40:11make sense is that right no oh I'm going to keep working on it till I get it right and then I'll give you the
596. 1:40:18answer so like it's going to go from laughably bad sometimes where it just does these hallucinations and it's just
597. 1:40:25like what the [ __ ] is this thing doing it lost its mind two it never makes a mistake and then the other thing he said
598. 1:40:35is it's yeah actions you're going to it's going to you're going to start to be able to you you'll have agents that can take actions on your
599. 1:40:44behalf and what that's likely going to look like is not like you've got an agent and it's just like okay my agent's going to run off and
600. 1:40:57book an airplane ticket and then it's going to come back and tell me it booked an airplane ticket no no it's going to
601. 1:41:02be more like you say to whatever this thing's going to be called I want a trip for these four people for this
602. 1:41:12General time frame for a place we haven't gone and that doesn't suck and it will generate dozens of agents that will all go out in
603. 1:41:25parallel and do things on your behalf and it'll be coordinated by a central agent that's coordinating all this
604. 1:41:32agents that just generated and they'll go out and they'll book tickets and they'll come back and it'll be like no
605. 1:41:37those two don't work cuz Sally's Calendar's not available and she just changed it and so you got to go re
606. 1:41:44refund that ticket these things are just going to be out doing that [ __ ] for you so yeah that's where it's headed please
607. 1:41:50remind us about oh wait could someone just repin that I was just reading it when it went away trolling with
608. 1:42:00love what's happening Kyle's talking about chat gbt 5 let's be nice to the boss no no no please please troll away
609. 1:42:09please troll away I no the I know first of all for you mods I know you're trolling with love um please troll away
610. 1:42:17it it makes me smile I like it please remind us about the YouTube channel so we can find the GPT for good recording okay well so if you go
611. 1:42:27to go to this URL that's going to take you
612. 1:42:43to um this link tree and so the first one is to the AI Salon community and then um the next two are for the GPT for good event that we
613. 1:42:54did um the GPT for good YouTube playlist is the second one and that's a playlist on the AI Salon or the AI learning lab YouTube
614. 1:43:05channel so if you go if you click on this SEC second link the GPT for good event directory it takes you to this
615. 1:43:13site that Vicky Baptist [ __ ] incredibly generously Built For Us in real time over 24 hours so it talks
616. 1:43:23about what the event was but then it's also a directory of all the gpts that were made in this 24-hour period 150 of
617. 1:43:32them um and there's even um here's the document that we use to train people how to make gpts so this is all out there
618. 1:43:41for you to use for free and then if you go to the YouTube playlist this is um videos of this Channel and also also of an Murphy's um Zoom
619. 1:43:55Channel um that teach you how to make gpts so yeah go check those things out all right this is so scary we're all going to become
620. 1:44:06vegetables I don't know if we're going to become vegetables I I got to tell you Angelique I I am more
621. 1:44:12creatively alive and more intellectually stimulated that I've I think I've ever been in my life like rather than being
622. 1:44:20veget I I'm going the opposite direction where I'm more engaged oh that's right Silver Fox and then the just if you want to find just
623. 1:44:28the the AI learning lab YouTube channel it's AI learning laab dtt for Tik Tok all right all right so here's what I wanted
624. 1:44:42to do and this at at this point because this has been such a [ __ ] sermon it doesn't this may not really matter but
625. 1:44:48one of the things that hit me was um there there's a lot of stuff going on and I'll tell you I'll tell you how um how Insidious our brains
626. 1:45:05are so one of the things that I've been trying to do for 2024 is have a bit a bit more of a plan like really have a
627. 1:45:14have I don't know if it's an end game but but have some H have some strategy for 202 for and so I made a Tik Tok
628. 1:45:24video where I asked people hey if I you know if I'm going to make more content because I've been I've been leaning on
629. 1:45:31these lives and not making as much content on the Tik Tok Channel and so I saidy if I were going to make more
630. 1:45:35content what you know what should I make and so so a lot of it has been around like help us keep up right help us keep
631. 1:45:42up so like a weekly wrap-up would be good great and so for a week I've been kind of thinking about okay weekly wrap up I
632. 1:45:51can I I go to Tik Tok and I could I could put the Tik Tock things in a thing and I could do a thing and then I could make a video and
633. 1:46:01then and and then it hit me today that like um dear Kyle the way you're thinking about these weekly rap wrap-ups is the old way of
634. 1:46:13thinking where you actually had to think about [ __ ] and what hit me was wait a minute chaty pts connected to the internet like
635. 1:46:21a way we could do weekly wrap-ups is we could just ask chat GPT what happened in AI this week and let it go find some [ __ ] and
636. 1:46:32then go look at it and click on links and talk about them I like oh that's kind of easier and so AI daily rundown
637. 1:46:40by Suzanne oh okay cool oh that's right Suzanne did the so so suzan uh Welker Jurgens j r g NS um go look her up on
638. 1:46:50the the uh the GPT chat store what is it why don't I go do that now so I'll go to so if you go to get to the GPT store click on explore gpts
639. 1:47:08daily AI run down yeah it worked okay so go to the a ay the a daily rundown the AI daily
640. 1:47:22rundown by Suzanne Welker jerkens Jurgens and here you go today's Ai and emerging Tech all right great and I assume this
641. 1:47:36is going to run off and do a Bing search yep doing research with Bing I did a quick search so now it's doing some more
642. 1:47:44AI 101 Open Session oh okay
643. 1:47:59that's super cool all right I'm gonna I'm going to show something here 9:00 a.m. MST so 8 a.m. PST cool
644. 1:48:12okay I did a quick search and it tossed an error uh it's it's it's not that off topic actually Brendan I'm going to I'm
645. 1:48:23going to pop that up there I think that's cool H what was the quick search it did oh it
646. 1:48:39actually did the search but then it crapped out weird let's let's start it over new chat thank you [Laughter]
647. 1:49:02Vicky all right how about not crapping out chat JP that would be good n it's not it's not happy right now I don't know let's
648. 1:49:12see let me just go to a generic Chat gbt thing um and I'll go tell me this week's most important St stories about
649. 1:49:26AI chat GPT and anything
650. 1:49:49related there was only one chat GPT only one thing happened this week according to Chad gbt this is this is why this was an experiment
651. 1:50:04so Japanese author uses chat GPT for award-winning novel oh yeah I heard about that he disclo oh she disclosed so
652. 1:50:12re re cudan a Japanese author disclosed that she used generative AI specifically chat GPT to write parts of her
653. 1:50:19award-winning novel sympathy Tower Tokyo she stated that about 5% of her book included verbatim sentences
654. 1:50:29generated by chat GPT and like that sentence pisses me the [ __ ] off like who gives a [ __ ] what percentage it
655. 1:50:40was right because it's like and I I having used chat GPT to write I I'll tell you this is a very cleverly worded sentence about 5%
656. 1:50:54included verbatim sentences generated by chat GPT I guarantee you a lot of that book was generated by chat GPT that she
657. 1:51:02then rewrote so those weren't the verbatim sections but who gives a [ __ ] if the book was good enough to win an award
658. 1:51:12from people that read the book and she took the time to edit it and write it and craft it and put her name on it and say yeah I stand behind
659. 1:51:22this book how many of the words in that book were spell corrected by Microsoft Word why don't we have that percentage how many
660. 1:51:36grammatical errors did she make that were corrected by grammarly AI why don't we have that percentage in
661. 1:51:44this book who gives a [ __ ] how much of the book was written by AI now I'm getting all fire and brimstone you can make
662. 1:51:59money damn [Laughter] it the novel praised for its quality has sparked debates among creative Pro professionals about the implications of
663. 1:52:14AI and writing here let's let's rewrite that sentence the photograph praised for its quality has sparked debates among photographers
664. 1:52:26about the implications of digital photography in photography the plow powered by a steam
665. 1:52:42engine praised for its power has sparked debates am among horse enthusiasts for pulling plows through Farmers
666. 1:52:52Fields it's the same [ __ ] [ __ ] same [ __ ] argument new technology we're just early like this that this is a [ __ ] story is just
667. 1:53:04because we're early and that she has to defend herself I'll defend her rudan you don't have to defend yourself
668. 1:53:11if you put a if you put a book out there good enough that it won a [ __ ] award I'm not going to ask you what
669. 1:53:20tools you use to write it it's not my business I don't give a [ __ ] if it's good it's good period do I give a [ __ ] if
670. 1:53:31someone took an AI generated image into canva and added text in canva no I'll just marvel at the fact that
671. 1:53:42something was spelled right in an AI generated image oh good lord I'm I'm [ __ ] fired [Laughter]
672. 1:53:58up anyway that experiment was a bust I'll when I'll I'll try Suzanne's AI thing
673. 1:54:13again oh good lord people what are we gonna do you know what we do here's the deal all the hand ringing all this
674. 1:54:23pontificating about is it good or bad okay so here's my back to the metaphors okay so we got our we got we got our we
675. 1:54:30got our tsunami metaphor right we got our our uh beach beach cottage you can be in one of two places you can be in
676. 1:54:38the beach cottage or you can be on the surfboard in the tsunami okay that's those are your choices right
677. 1:54:43now the the how much AI did re cudan use in her award winning book is the equivalent of the Miami city council debating a law whether or
678. 1:55:00not they should make it illegal for tsunamis to enter the state that's what that that's what this is now should we not have the debate you
679. 1:55:16can have the debate you can actually pass the law and the law passes Miami has declared it is now illegal in the city and county of
680. 1:55:28Miami Dade County Florida for any wave greater than 20 ft to enter the municipality and greater County thereof
681. 1:55:42therein for a period no less than 100 years we've done it congratulations we're safe from tsunamis all
682. 1:55:57right do you hear that Rumble in the distance it doesn't care about your stupid [ __ ] law or your stupid
683. 1:56:03[ __ ] debate about what percentage of her book was written by AI still coming if you don't think writers are
684. 1:56:13going to use the most powerful writing tool in the history of humanity what are you [ __ ] high I mean even the writer Guild The Writers
685. 1:56:27Guild started out with the AI is evil we'll never use ai go look at the contract they negotiated well we can use AI you just
686. 1:56:36can't use it to replace us but we can use it of course they said that cuz they got in their back rooms and like there were three people in
687. 1:56:46there like have have you guys used chat GPT this [ __ ] shit's [ __ ] awesome let's let let's not cut off our
688. 1:56:54notes despite our face here people let's make sure that they keep paying us and and they can't kick us out of the writer
689. 1:57:00room but let's make sure that we can use this [ __ ] that's that's the contract they negotiated tsunami is
690. 1:57:11coming all the hand ringing is like passing anti- tsunami laws so anyway [Music]
691. 1:57:27let's see if champy wants to sing good Lord people all right any tools that add music to a video automatically based on content theme not
692. 1:57:36right now Dr [Music] bod that I know of maybe I would say go um yeah there the it's possible that someone's built something like that I I
693. 1:57:52would think some of the dams could some of the dams or Premiere Premiere might even be adding something like that where
694. 1:57:58it can take the the Beats of of music and automatically cut [ __ ] into it so I would say check out future pedia.com
695. 1:58:15[Music] [Applause] [Music] a [Music]
696. 1:58:38[Applause] [Music] minor oh hey ai. invido doio sounds like Nido might do that video to music thing
697. 1:58:55according to Danielle Be not Afraid ai. envidio doio sounds like they might do it was that experiment 29 yeah
698. 1:59:04that was experiment 29 well this channel listen I mean this whole channel is me just trying [ __ ] and mostly failing I mean sometimes
699. 1:59:15[ __ ] works I love that dumpster fire image that's so good we're going to leave that right there that that is the
700. 1:59:28reality Robert Rossy thank you so much Joker put up a thing passing passing the collection plate for the
701. 1:59:36sermon thank you Robert Rossy for for putting some putting some shekels in the collection plate further panicking Pate that that
702. 1:59:47we're starting a cult here but thank you so much I appreciate
703. 2:00:04that oh man I didn't even see I should have put on hang on what's the score of the uh San Francisco game is it
704. 2:00:18over oh must be over my bro said he heard a programmer went and used AI to get 24 jobs at once
705. 2:00:34101 why not so so that's the kind of thing so as a programmer if you're a freelance coder and you're good you could probably
706. 2:00:50take on two jobs right maybe three if if you got two lightweight ones and a heavy one if you get baller with AI as a as a pair
707. 2:01:05programmer yeah you could probably go to 10 clients or if you're really ambitious like this person 24 it doesn't make
708. 2:01:16sense these tools give you superpowers they give you they exponentially they level you up and and they they level you up in one
709. 2:01:27of two ways if you're if you have low competence or low knowledge about something AI will instantly level you up to like
710. 2:01:4060% of where you were before which is way [ __ ] farther than you thought you'd be right you can't compete in a world
711. 2:01:49class one-on-one with someone but you can now be decently competent at almost anything short of physical dexterity
712. 2:01:59stuff knowledge work creative work all that stuff if you focus this stuff on the stuff you're already good at then it
713. 2:02:08amplifies that to like superhuman levels right so if you're a coder that can handle two or three clients you lean in
714. 2:02:15heavy into this stuff and deeply understand how AI can amplify your coding capabilities because you're already a
715. 2:02:26master coder and you can look at what these tools produce and go that's good that's not good and you get your [ __ ]
716. 2:02:33workflows down you can take on 24 clients it seems superum because it
717. 2:02:47is so sad I don't have experience not so sad not so sad none of us have experience right now no 182 none of us have experience right
718. 2:03:04now but Kyle you have a whole Tik Tok channel of course you have experience yeah I have experience when with the [ __ ] that that was
719. 2:03:14revolutionary on November 6th when open AI release their current multimodal tools like I've got experience using that but when chat GPT
720. 2:03:255 comes out I'm going to be like a bumbling [ __ ] idiot when Gemini Ultra from Google comes out I'm going to be a
721. 2:03:33bumbling [ __ ] idiot no one right now is as far behind as you think you are the you're only any of our job right now
722. 2:03:43our only job right now is get curious and start playing play don't think of it like work and you've got to master it
723. 2:03:51and you've got to get a certificate and you got to get the it's got to be perfect this [ __ ] ain't perfect these tools are janky as
724. 2:04:02[ __ ] they're changing every three weeks like the the fact that that Suzanne's daily rundown thing just [ __ ] failed
725. 2:04:09it's not Suzanne's fault it's because open AI changed something they're probably in the middle of updating
726. 2:04:14something right now and so it just [ __ ] breaks all the time we were we were on the GPT thing that an Murphy put
727. 2:04:21on today and someone said oh yeah oh Corey Sandler yeah I did this thing it used to give back this really cool table
728. 2:04:28where it organized the answer now it just gives a bulleted list I don't know why it doesn't work like it did before
729. 2:04:35cuz these things are janky pieces of [ __ ] and and open AI keeps changing everything like they are literally
730. 2:04:41building the jet while we're flying it so no one as far behind as you think think you are no one no one and no one is as
731. 2:04:54[ __ ] masterful as you think you are all these [ __ ] you can make money with they've created teaching materials
732. 2:05:03and workshops that are now obsolete how do I know they're obsolete because they put them in a written
733. 2:05:13document this shit's moving faster than that just is if you're being taught it it is
734. 2:05:30obsolete but Kyle I I've created a course and and mine is not obsolete I okay great I right now it's not obsolete
735. 2:05:39in three months when chat jpt five rears its ugly [ __ ] head or when Gemini Ultra shows up do you think your how to Wrangle chat
736. 2:05:51GPT to hallucinate less is going to be interesting when these tools stop hallucinating it's like and listen I'm not [ __ ] on
737. 2:06:04anyone who's putting together like people need to learn stuff like so it's valuable to learn stuff just know that what you're
738. 2:06:12learning has a very short shelf life and so what it what I think the implications of that are is we all what do they call it being
739. 2:06:23monkey mind right that's the Zen thing being beginners mind The Beginner's mindset we all need to be in The Beginner's
740. 2:06:32mindset don't seduce yourself into thinking you've got this [ __ ] figured out we're all in rowboats right now
741. 2:06:40we're we're all we're all wait where is it we're all in that dinner tube in these stormmy
742. 2:06:55Seas I did the basic reboot opened it clicked to edit GPT and resaved it worked as soon as I ran it oh okay cool let me go try it
743. 2:07:06again AI daily Rundown
744. 2:07:23bro you need a haircut I know Karen right it's really bad I almost got one today but I was too busy yeah what are you GNA do no it's
745. 2:07:33still broke for me Suzanne wait let me let me reload chat GPT in case it brought up a cached version of it um
746. 2:07:49what's the latest AI news this week I wonder if it was the prompt did you try clicking on on that prompt that I clicked on
747. 2:08:03Suzanne no it's mine mine's that's breaking for me for some reason anyway there you go janky pieces of [ __ ] not
748. 2:08:11suzan's thing hers thing is not the janky piece of [ __ ] what's the janky piece of [ __ ] is the thing it's built on
749. 2:08:20oh it's frustr I made a I made an image where did I put it uh well it doesn't matter I had a I had a uh I had a metaphor Epiphany about
750. 2:08:33gpts so these little customized the the GPT that Suzanne made there these gpts that that we're all making right now
751. 2:08:42um they're they're kind of the technical equivalent of you know when you leave Walmart and they got the vending machine
752. 2:08:48Mach and you have the machine you put a dollar in or a quarter in to get the little toy in the cup the little plastic
753. 2:08:54toy like the little key ring thing or the little car whatever it is the little eraser that's sort of what they are and
754. 2:09:02and like they give you Joy and they're like they're kind of cool and then you're like you know they're like what
755. 2:09:09do you do with them like they're not they're not they don't have any value right now some of these things have
756. 2:09:15value but they're they're ephemeral like that because they're built on top of like ocean waves like this that are moving this
757. 2:09:25violently and so just and then so what you might say is well then I shouldn't build them no you should absolutely [ __ ] build
758. 2:09:34them because people that are building them right now and getting good at this and establishing a name for themselves
759. 2:09:40and becoming trusted are going to have massive opportunity and as these tools get better the people that know how to play this
760. 2:09:50game are going to be right there they're going to be the first ones out of the gate with remarkable
761. 2:09:56[ __ ] I mean some of these gpts are quite remarkable the fact that open AI keeps changing the [ __ ] infrastructure
762. 2:10:04underneath them is frustrating but it doesn't mean you shouldn't do it bro you need a haircut I love that the best experience is experience
763. 2:10:15that is a solid that is a solid I like it and I agree with it is the people stuff that takes it's the people stuff that takes all the time
764. 2:10:26absolutely yeah the people are the hardest part here you're saying AI is a dumpster fire AI is absolutely a
765. 2:10:32dumpster fire I learned so much from this channel Kyle you are amazing thank you thank you very much Dr bot I
766. 2:10:38appreciate that coding is not the hard part I agree with that well so oh T tatted tatted Code Monkey coding is not
767. 2:10:48the hard part if you know how to code I agree with you coding is not the hard part if you don't know coding at all and you want to make an
768. 2:11:01app coding is the hard part coding is the hard part I agree with what you're saying it's not the most important part right
769. 2:11:11the most important part is what's the application we want to build what's the use case does it meet the needs of those
770. 2:11:20people but that's coming from a person that knows how to code what we've been experiencing in this community with the gpts is people
771. 2:11:30that know nothing about coding where coding is the hard part still have ideas and what they're experiencing is
772. 2:11:41oh I can just say to chat GPT I would like an app that does this please and chat GPT goes here here you go pring here you
773. 2:11:51go and then what they do is they go oh if it can do that maybe it can maybe I can create an application that that um makes Pottery glaze
774. 2:12:07recipes for beginning Potters that's what Corey Sandler did she's a Potter and I assume people ask her all
775. 2:12:19the time how do you make glaze this glaze thing is really complicated do you have to use chemicals what's zone three or whatever
776. 2:12:26it's called zone six what's or cone 6 what's cone six I didn't know what cone 6 was till I saw her GPT that told me
777. 2:12:36it's a temperature range oh okay so apparently with Pottery glazing you use chemicals and use certain temperature ranges to make it do cool
778. 2:12:47[ __ ] that's about as much as I know about Pottery well now because Corey who's an artist and not a coder where coding is the hard part if
779. 2:12:58she wanted to do that in the olden timey days 2022 that app never would have seen the light of day she's not going to hire a coder
780. 2:13:11she's not going to start a company to build a glaze recipe software development she's a Potter why would she want to [ __ ] with that but
781. 2:13:23now she can just will into existence that application not Ken she did she willed into existence an application that helps
782. 2:13:39beginning Potters figure out how to do cool glaze recipes and you can even tell it what would this what would this glaze
783. 2:13:47look like like on a pot and it uses do and generates a pot with that glaze on it it's [ __ ] amazing absolutely
784. 2:14:00amazing 101 and if you drop the ball on one job with the 24 and lost it oh well move on yeah exactly aren't most of the zoom coding
785. 2:14:16interviews visible by the people on the rounds Tom so that's an interesting question but you're so so what Tom's
786. 2:14:24asking if you've got a coder that's using AI to accelerate their coding what he's saying is well aren't the aren't you going to
787. 2:14:37get on a zoom interview call to be hired to be a coder aren't the people on the zoom call watching to see if you're actually coding maybe
788. 2:14:50probably does that matter let me tell you what I have a software company and I I use developers if my hiring methodology
789. 2:15:06was I'm going to interview you on zoom and I'm going to give you a coding Challenge and I'm going to watch you
790. 2:15:11code to see how fast you code or see your thinking process and then someone showed up and they said hey I took your coding
791. 2:15:24Challenge and I did that but I also did 10 other coding challenges and I looked at your software and I refactored your software so it can
792. 2:15:33now run on Microsoft Zoom Hardware I'd hire that second guy or girl
793. 2:15:48I don't give a [ __ ] how they get the code done what I care about is can they do the job and if the job is to make my software not
794. 2:16:01suck and someone comes in and proves that they can do that faster better than someone else I don't give a [ __ ] how they did
795. 2:16:09it well what if it's not efficient I then I'll wait 6 months and when GPT 5 comes out and it can do reasoning
796. 2:16:18one of the reasons I'll put in there is make code that's the most efficient it can possibly be and still do this
797. 2:16:25job I'll wait to six months for that interviews are more about seeing how people yeah I agree with that Pate so so
798. 2:16:31yeah I'm assuming that the person that that did The Accelerated coating was not a douchebag like yeah I but that's
799. 2:16:41actually an important thing Pate so I think we are quickly moving into a hiring environment and it's not going to
800. 2:16:51be that it's not going to be visible in the next year or two but but we're quickly moving here if you're kind of a jerk I would
801. 2:17:01start buttoning your [ __ ] up and building relationships because right now let's let's say I need a particular
802. 2:17:11kind of Animation you know I I'm I'm putting together an animated movie and there's a particular kind of
803. 2:17:18that only Jesse can do and Jesse's a flaming [ __ ] but Jesse is really good at this particular kind of Animation
804. 2:17:27like when if I need ocean waves with a inner tube on it I know that Jessie can knock that [ __ ] out of the park and it
805. 2:17:35makes people weep how beautiful it is but Jesse's a dick Jesse's not long for this world because I think where we move in the future
806. 2:17:48is the number of people the number of people that have the capability of Jesse goes from one Jesse to a
807. 2:17:59thousand and then who do I work with I no longer H hire people for their specific competency I hire them for who
808. 2:18:08they are and if and if I trust them and if I have a relationship with them and if they're not a dick so you're a dick you might want to
809. 2:18:19polish up your social skills I don't really care if someone generates code but they should understand how it works
810. 2:18:24absolutely P I listen I given given um two AI literate coders I would I would much rather hire the coder with 30 years
811. 2:18:38experience than than the Newbie even if they can both do the same thing with the techn and this that it gets back to the
812. 2:18:44thing I was just talking about trust th this is I I've got this saying I think we're entering an era I'm calling
813. 2:18:52revenge of the Gen xers which I don't I don't really care which which uh label you put on it but older more experienced
814. 2:18:59workers that are AI literate I would prefer them right now to younger um to younger hires if I'm starting a business
815. 2:19:09because older people have been on the planet longer so they're going to be able to look at the output of AI and
816. 2:19:15more quickly be able to discern this is good that's not good how they think about how to do the code theyve got 30 years of experience
817. 2:19:24in that part the Tactical how it gets done that's just going to get automated like that's just going to get be done
818. 2:19:31quickly right it all becomes about the critical thinking and the and who they are so it's [ __ ] work work is about to be up
819. 2:19:42ended the goal is to get us all in with AI the new fourth Industrial Revolution absolutely that's it you will own
820. 2:19:50nothing and be happy with AI That's possibility try and learn the stuff behind user interfaces learn a bit more
821. 2:19:57about the math and the code I agree with that P modder I mean even me I mean I have a degree in acting and like I like
822. 2:20:04technology it it felt it still feels it feels really important to me that I understand how this [ __ ] works one of
823. 2:20:12the when when Pate joined the AI salon so so pate's a PhD mathematician he's like he does [ __ ] I will never
824. 2:20:20do first question I asked him was cuz he was like talking about Google's tpus he's like what do you think about tpus
825. 2:20:27and I'm like I don't [ __ ] know what they are but and so I said them I'm like could you explain to me the difference between
826. 2:20:34a TPU a GPU and a CPU and he did and the minute I understood it I was like oh I'm glad I know that because now I can think
827. 2:20:45about how you would execute something even if I'm not going to execute it I might understand that oh a TPU for this
828. 2:20:53specialized thing might be the right approach and that might be different from a a GPU or a CPU is that going to help me in my
829. 2:21:03everyday life no but when it comes to me making decisions about what direction I might go or why this company's AI is
830. 2:21:12better than that company's AI well wait why is that they're both using the same same thing oh these guys are using tpus
831. 2:21:20oh I get it now they require less energy less Cycles to do more work or whatever it might be hard part is many seite
832. 2:21:28directors don't know the capabilities of someone who use AI to absolutely my issue now so digital building blocks
833. 2:21:35here's my strong strong recommendation if yes digital building blocks you're you're [ __ ] you're in the middle of
834. 2:21:42the well you're there you're that you're that's that's you right um the the the seite directors that are
835. 2:21:55clueless go read if you haven't read it there's um one of the people I recommend everyone follow if you're interested in
836. 2:22:02AI Ethan mullik e t h an m o l l i c k go read an article on his blog called detecting the secret cyborgs so so Ethan mullock defines the
837. 2:22:18secret cyborgs as AI literate people within companies who are secret they're secretly AI literate in your case you might not be secretly AI
838. 2:22:31literate or you might be in a situ situation where people know your AI literate but they don't really give a
839. 2:22:37[ __ ] they're kind of Clueless up at the seite level here's my strong strong recommendation live out
840. 2:22:45loud talk about about it talk about what you're learning talk about hey I'm doing this with AI here's what I learned hey I
841. 2:22:52just built this thing check this out well they're not really into it and we have policies against AI That's okay
842. 2:22:59bring in a personal laptop or an iPad and show them what you built on that um post on LinkedIn in the lunchroom talk about what you're doing
843. 2:23:11talk about what you're learning join the AI Salon tell people to join the AI Salon I don't like it AI I this woman on
844. 2:23:18the phone today what do you do on Tik Tok I teach people about AI her first words out of her mouth I hate
845. 2:23:26AI within 30 seconds she was like okay I'm GNA go get Tick Tock now because here's why at some point
846. 2:23:41probably sooner than later I would I would argue in 2024 probably within a few months someone in the sea Suite of your
847. 2:23:48organization is going to get religion back to the cult thing um someone's going to get religion and go I got to
848. 2:23:54figure this AI [ __ ] out right something's going to happen there's going to be a news story one of your
849. 2:24:00competitors is going to be able to out something you um you're going to lose a client to a client to a company that's
850. 2:24:08AI literate something's going to happen where that seite director is now all of a sudden going to go um who in this
851. 2:24:17organization knows anything about it and if you've been the squeaky wheel they'll reach out to you yeah they have no clue
852. 2:24:24now they want me to build them something and give out my IP property okay okay digital building blocks this is so cool
853. 2:24:33like you're [ __ ] you're [ __ ] right in the heart of all of the issues that I think are coming up right
854. 2:24:38now I think we're also moving into an era era where individuals are going to start to recognize the value of their
855. 2:24:45contribution to the organization and they're going to start to say I want to be compensated on this because
856. 2:24:56companies are going to very soon realize that they can exploit the [ __ ] out of anything that any employee has ever put
857. 2:25:04into a data repository right because it used to be we would dump all this [ __ ] on the hard drives and no one would ever
858. 2:25:12look at it because it's hard to look it like data is in different formats and and you just never go look at it
859. 2:25:21it's just like the digital graveyard right AI is going to be able to resurrect all of that [ __ ] and turn it into powerful
860. 2:25:31things and employees are going to very quickly it sounds like you're in the middle of it right now realize wait a
861. 2:25:38minute I'm producing something here that could fundamentally transform this company and you're paying me an okay
862. 2:25:48salary but if I wait my intellect it's my intellectual property I'm not giving that away yeah don't give it away and
863. 2:25:55listen it or or you know what you give away to them digital building blocks is say um I'll tell you what I'll do I'm not going to build this
864. 2:26:09thing but what I will do is I'll put on a workshop for the heads of all your different department Ms so that they can
865. 2:26:18go figure out how to do this because this shouldn't be the job of one person that you just exploit the [ __ ] out of
866. 2:26:24you don't have to say it like that right you're in a corporation you know you know how to talk say rather than having me go build
867. 2:26:32something which doesn't benefit the company other than you can kind of exploit this thing why don't you use me
868. 2:26:38as a resource to get as many people in the company AI literate as possible and I'll teach them how to do
869. 2:26:45that and I'll teach you how to to do that in fact why don't we start before I do that big Workshop why don't I come
870. 2:26:51into your office how's lunch two weeks from now and I'll teach you how to use chat GPT I told them that I would give
871. 2:26:57them a letter of intent but not the knowledge yeah there you go yeah or yeah cut a separate deal with them cut a REV
872. 2:27:05sharing deal cut a c cut a REV sharing deal you get to keep you get to keep some piece of the intellectual property
873. 2:27:11they get the instantiation of it and then and then anything above a certain percentage of improvement of the
874. 2:27:18business or increase in sales or whatever the [ __ ] it is you get a REV share deal on that they'll probably cut
875. 2:27:24the deal because they won't believe that it's possible what you can do and then a year later they'll realize
876. 2:27:32they're paying you way too much money and they'll fire you but you know you'll have fun in the meantime and you'll have
877. 2:27:37made a lot of money um you're in a fascinating place man you're you're like right in the heart of and this is the reason so so what
878. 2:27:47he's talking about here is is he's he's AI literate he's living out loud within the corporation and he's now coming up
879. 2:27:54against all sorts of crazy ass things like his intellectual propert his contribution is going to be super
880. 2:28:01valuable what do you do with that I don't know you be in the conversation you be that person in the organization because
881. 2:28:10frankly what he could do is if he's that clear about the value of what he's about to build he can probably just go build
882. 2:28:18that off to the side and start a business around it it's a product outside my cope of scope of work currently yeah of course but because
883. 2:28:25you're AI literate all of a sudden it's inside your scope of work right and they're recognizing that and they want to exploit that [ __ ]
884. 2:28:33it get compensated for it negotiate or just go start your own company I think I mean I I think you're in such an awesome
885. 2:28:44place she her oh cool awesome perfect you know what's amazing so so uh digital building blocks I can't your
886. 2:28:55picture is like this big I couldn't see it um the AI salon and a lot of the a lot of the meetings the GPT building meeting
887. 2:29:03that we were just in that an Murphy hosted it's like 65% female the the the the meetings that I'm in about this AI
888. 2:29:11stuff are indexing more females than males consistently for like the past 3 months it's it's [ __ ] wild it's it's
889. 2:29:18insane it's great I [ __ ] love it so [ __ ] kick ass I that's I'm just yes awesome [ __ ] that's really exciting I'm in sales and marketing
890. 2:29:34within this company oh that's really interesting and so so I bet you're able to do something outside of sales and marketing that's
891. 2:29:41actually on the product or the delivery side interesting yeah yeah [ __ ] opportunity live out loud with this stuff get curious about AI
892. 2:29:57learn it it's so cool that's so exciting all right someone told me to go check out Show and Tell let me go check out Show
893. 2:30:07and Tell I got to get out of here what time is it yeah it's 10:30 I got a good spidey sense for when my well it's
894. 2:30:13basically when my voice starts closing up tonight I've been particularly peppy this has been a I've been on a [ __ ] Soap Box all
895. 2:30:24night you are fired you should get compensated more if you're doing more than your job description absolutely Suzanne
896. 2:30:35yeah yeah no know the value of it and and actually actually that could be a really interesting um conversation um digital is um
897. 2:30:48say I'm willing to talk about building that thing you're talking what I'd like to understand is what's that Worth to
898. 2:30:55the company and that'll make them really [ __ ] nervous digital building blocks offered to build them an HR onboarding assistant
899. 2:31:07and fullscale marketing and automation bot yeah do you know well you obviously do you know how much that that's worth
900. 2:31:13right if you do that because that's not just valueable for them that's valuable for any company the tip for Tat the tip for Tat was over the
901. 2:31:23knowledge base oh interesting oh yeah interesting interesting yeah I [ __ ] stand your ground man stand your ground and make it clear
902. 2:31:40to them that um you have options cuz you do I'll tell you what you build that thing and you start demoing it on Tik
903. 2:31:54Tock or YouTube or LinkedIn just say here's a thing I'm building look at this thing that fully automates this thing or that
904. 2:32:04thing yeah you do have options that's [ __ ] awesome man you're in such the perfect place I I would if you're not ready be inspired by
905. 2:32:17digital building blocks this this is what this is I told them no because anyone could go in and get it and resell it oh oh they want you
906. 2:32:28to do it what in a GPT that's really cool that's super exciting
907. 2:32:42um Revenge to the Gen X someone's obviously using Alec Baldwin steo I think he uses Alex Alec Baldwin to make
908. 2:32:51me but I'll take it someone said that one night they came in and and they're like I was scrolling through Tik Tok and
909. 2:32:58I thought it was Alec Baldwin but he got fat like [ __ ] but you know it's kind of a compliment setting the value of
910. 2:33:07your knowledge from the conception of a new thing is hard setting the value of your knowledge from the conception of a new thing is hard
911. 2:33:17yeah it's hard but it's also it's also really really important right especially if you've got something you know in in the case
912. 2:33:31of of her in this in this situation she works for one part of the organization and they're asking her to contribute in another part of the
913. 2:33:41organization that's the perfect time to say well let's talk about what that really means my boss wants to spend an afternoon with
914. 2:33:49me learning AI oh [ __ ] jump on that jump on it Dr bod that's awesome absolutely awesome teach teach
915. 2:33:59teach be generous in how you teach this stuff it it it will it will it just awesome live out loud with
916. 2:34:15AI [Music] get curious with AI yes agree yeah yeah exactly Surfs Up the tsunami is
917. 2:34:31coming yep yep that's what's happening it's not a cult it's not a cult next that's just rude yeah you have to be of a certain
918. 2:34:46age to get that one but you get that one that one's good oh my
919. 2:35:01god oh yeah there was all oh wait oh for you Kyle Shannon oh this is cool all right Suzanne gave me some of the new
920. 2:35:08tag White House meeting on AI competition policy High Lev meeting was convened at the White House very cool let's go look at
921. 2:35:21this assistant the president National Economic adviser discuss a policy on focusing on Fair open and competitive
922. 2:35:28markets the meeting highlighted the risks of concentration in the AI ecosystem and explored ways to support
923. 2:35:40competition I'll tell you what what's what's really interesting about that if meta open sources actually this is I
924. 2:35:48I've I've been trying to think about meta's endgame with open sourcing all their AI stuff and it might have to do with them
925. 2:36:00not getting trapped in regulation around around anti-competitive practices huh that's really fascinating all right meta open AI project Mark
926. 2:36:17Zuckerberg announced meta's plan to build and release open- Source artificial a AGI artificial general
927. 2:36:23intelligence making it freely available to the public and this is so what's Okay I I mean this is a big deal on on a
928. 2:36:31whole lot of levels right it's Zuckerberg you know fully embracing now that there it's not about the metaverse it's about Ai and it's about
929. 2:36:40AGI and this is a direct competition this is this is a direct response to Sam mman saying he's not going to open source AGI
930. 2:36:52that it's too important to open source he's going to take open AI to a for-profit model which is the thing that
931. 2:36:58pissed off Elon Musk and made him Huff out of there so if Elon Musk keeps his word and open sources that [ __ ] and
932. 2:37:09quite frankly um you know musk has op- sourced most of his patents and most of his companies or a lot of them so I
933. 2:37:19think that's a possibility and then if meta is going to open- Source their AGI stuff that's that's a huge [ __ ]
934. 2:37:29deal the initiative is aimed at developing AI that matches or surpasses human intelligence in nearly all aspects in nearly all aspects so
935. 2:37:41imagine an AI that can do your job better than you not as good as you surpasses human intelligence in nearly all aspects reasoning
936. 2:37:53execution wow Samsung Galaxy Galaxy's S 24's AI Focus yeah so if you haven't seen the Samsung keynote from CES or
937. 2:38:04they did a keynote or they did a a launch right after CES um unveiling the s24 smartphone um it does realtime trans
938. 2:38:15ation it does um they created a new thing called Circle to search where you can you just tap and hold anywhere on
939. 2:38:24the screen and you can squiggle over an object or Circle an object and it'll isolate it and go search on it it's pretty pretty
940. 2:38:32wild T Hub and UK exchange AI program T Hub in collaboration with the UK's government UK India emerging Tech
941. 2:38:41Exchange program with an E because they're British has selected 10 startups can I has selected 10 startups to lead advancements in Ai and
942. 2:38:54semiconductor innovation in India the partnership aims at faster knowledge sharing and mentorship opportunities very
943. 2:39:01cool yeah those are the biggies those are some biggies very cool thank you Suzanne for sharing that
944. 2:39:18let the cult begin AI learning lab sounds cool thank you will work for blantons I will totally work for blantons that shit's so
945. 2:39:31hard to get and so [ __ ] tasty time to jump on the AI learning lab train chain train Jesus time to go time to go people
946. 2:39:46AI learning lab cult member diploma that's good diploma designer someone made a GPT Sherry Dean nice very [Laughter]
947. 2:40:01good oh my God yeah chat GPT 5 that's really funny just blasting everything out all right everyone awesome awesome awesome all
948. 2:40:13right well I hope you had fun tonight I know there's a lot of people in here my boss wants to spend an afternoon learning AI That's
949. 2:40:22cool digital building blocks she said no man digital building blocks you've got such opportunity right there that's
950. 2:40:34that's super cool Danielle 30 minute goodbye commences it's true it's true I wish I could quit you
951. 2:40:50[Music] Clint Copperhead calling everyone to order thank you
952. 2:41:10Clint I put nothing up today Joker you didn't launch anything today come on dude send us out with a tune let's see if if champy wants
953. 2:41:22to wants to get a little something going what tune what tune what [Music]
954. 2:41:44tune let us be lovers we marry our fortunes together I've got some real estate here in my [Music]
955. 2:42:04[Music] bag [Music]
956. 2:42:23cute that's a cute doggy he's a little sleepy I think I just woke him up from a nap he was [Music] like today was re-energizing and
957. 2:42:33inspiring thank you oh thank you very much Don Smith I appreciate that [Applause] oh yeah this was this
958. 2:42:47was I'm I'm getting I'm getting
959. 2:43:16I've got these conversations going I've got like the personal stuff I'm trying to learn about Ai and it's just like it's it's all just
960. 2:43:25like a swirling soup like it's like I I feel like that you know the dude in the in the in the inner tube I feel like that thank you for
961. 2:43:38bringing bringing so to the Forefront um I knew nothing about Ai and so scared of it I am now educated um awesome Chris and and
962. 2:43:53it's that's my hope is that I don't frankly give a [ __ ] if people love AI or hate AI so long as they know AI like like understand what it
963. 2:44:08is and the only way to understand it right now is to do it you you literally cannot explain this [ __ ] to people
964. 2:44:16you can't explain them into having this moment but if you show them what it does in a way that's relevant to them they have that
965. 2:44:30moment and like once you have that moment about this you can't unave it and then I think you can choose like am I all in am I [ __ ] all
966. 2:44:44out am I somewhere in between most people I know are just trying to figure out where they are in the spectrum of
967. 2:44:51holy [ __ ] this is amazing and holy [ __ ] what the [ __ ] is happening and I think that's the appropriate place to be if if if this
968. 2:45:05chaos is what we're already in and it's accelerating like honest to God these tools right now are not they're they ain't
969. 2:45:19great and they're profoundly powerful so what are they going to be when they're profoundly powerful and great and what if that happens this
970. 2:45:36year what if by September 2024 these things don't make mistakes or make very few of them or can reason or
971. 2:45:49can take action on your behalf or can do your job better than you do fully your entire job better than you do including
972. 2:45:58client Communications including doing what you're doing including writing up the reports what's your value how do you retain your
973. 2:46:12value when this thing can do what you do better than you do it better have a good [ __ ] relationship with your the people in your
974. 2:46:23company and be educated about this stuff uh I will EAD a hat if it's done in September it's not going to be done in
975. 2:46:34September pay but I think what we'll see by September Pate I think we'll see by September some version of like the beginnings of
976. 2:46:48it right and what I think could be really interesting Pate is it could come from the open source Community it'll be
977. 2:46:56it'll be curious to see if if llama 3 comes out in 2024 so if you've got llama 3 open sourced you have GPT 5 and you have
978. 2:47:05Gemini Ultra I mean you know more about Gemini Ultra than we do but but you know assuming it's some version of what they
979. 2:47:12showed you know it's at least GPT quality but if you have gbt 5 Gemini Ultra and llama 3 op Source in 2024 then you're going to
980. 2:47:25have you know some capabilities in there that that are going to be the hints of what's coming so I I think we don't get it in
981. 2:47:352024 but I think we we get to touch technology that will become a AGI if if it's not AGI mid Journey 1 to Mid
982. 2:47:44Journey 6 is a a good example of exponential growth yeah exactly go look at the images that were being generated
983. 2:47:5018 months ago or or just go into mid journey and and um people have done this on Twitter just go on Twitter and and
984. 2:47:59look at people who take the same prompt and they run it through mid Journey 1 2 3 4 5 and six and just look at that
985. 2:48:05progression in 18 months or whatever it was two years and then assume every other AI tool is going to get that that
986. 2:48:15much better at the same speed or faster that's what we're in the middle of right now we are all valued we need a new
987. 2:48:22system well we're going to get a new system and we'll see where our value is we'll see where our values are uh sarin
988. 2:48:30um I think the value of relationships goes up dramatically in this new environment all the Tactical execution stuff becomes a
989. 2:48:40commodity oh yeah I want to share that so that's thanks for reminding me of that Mr it so Pete Kaminsky so if you're not part of the AI
990. 2:48:49Salon go here go to the salon. click on the first link there that's a link to the AI Salon Mighty networks it's a it's a group of people
991. 2:49:03that are AI adventurers trying to figure this stuff out read about the salon read about our values make sure you resonate
992. 2:49:08with them and then join and then Peter Kaminsky tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. Pacific is doing an AI 101 Open session so go to the
993. 2:49:24AI 101 Guild in the AI Salon there and this is an open interactive AI 101 session we'll talk about using large
994. 2:49:40language models and image generators please see the comment below with questions Okay so so Peter Kaminsky is doing um a like if
995. 2:49:49you're just getting started with this go hang out with Peter's he's an amazing man he's very very underspoken very very
996. 2:49:57patient and he's incredibly passionate about helping people get up to speed with AI on all sorts of Technologies he
997. 2:50:05can run you deep down geeky rabbit holes or you know just get you started so it's a it's a Thing Worth
998. 2:50:13um it's an event worth participating in so it's tomorrow morning all right chat GPT has three Easter eggs
999. 2:50:23let's see if anyone can find them or not oh interesting Spike Jones I didn't hear about the Easter eggs it's not surprising to me thank you
1000. 2:50:33Kyle thank you Danielle I appreciate that so thank you to all my mods thank you to the Irregulars those are the
1001. 2:50:39people that show up here night after night after night thank you to my subscribers um please follow this channel Channel please share this
1002. 2:50:46Channel please feel free to buy the video series underhyped if you want to learn more about this AI stuff and why I think it's underhyped
1003. 2:50:55[Laughter] um I'm PL planning on using less of my phone for entertainment that's cool it's been a fun ride so far yeah digital building
1004. 2:51:09BLX please keep coming back and please join the AI Salon I'd love to hear more about your journey please keep coming
1005. 2:51:15back here like I I find it a total [ __ ] inspiration um and it's one of the things we keep talking about in here
1006. 2:51:21like learn this stuff and talk about it talk about it talk about it and all sorts of opportunities are going to show
1007. 2:51:28up I you're in the perfect place right now I love that you're questioning everything it's good um do you know
1008. 2:51:34anyone looking for she's there okay good awesome terrific that's great um stay ahead of the Curve AIS salon. mn. yep that's the salon I
1009. 2:51:49think the rabbit R1 is greatly under hype 101 I bought one of the first 10,000 I am right there with you I think
1010. 2:51:57the the rabbit R1 I think they out appled apple apple should have been the one that rethought the app infrastruct
1011. 2:52:06infrastructure for the for mobile phones for smartphones not some [ __ ] startup Apple should have done that I'm in your
1012. 2:52:16salon that's awesome that's awesome um in the saloon we have a short window to utilize this Tech to prep for top- down forever boot of AI
1013. 2:52:31Supremacy I'll try and do a mechanic skilled stuff when I ABS when I have absolutely any time that's cool why is
1014. 2:52:37it not a lodge why Kyle the the AI the AI Lodge right rather than a salon well a salon was about talking but Lodge is not
1015. 2:52:47bad I ordered my swag awesome that's great that supports the uh that supports the community upload all the collective
1016. 2:52:55knowledge of humanity into one single system what could go wrong I know I know it's what's what's good is it's the
1017. 2:53:01collective uh output of humanity the bad news is human humans can suck all right let me get out of here so
1018. 2:53:12let me let me do my little Romper Room goodbye here all right 101 good to see you I feel like a cowboy in a salon a
1019. 2:53:18saloon that is nice uh V dancer thank you everyone that makes this community community thank you so much 101 good to see you
1020. 2:53:28Tobias have a good evening Spike Jones Thank you thank you thank you rabbit equals cheese Joker good to see you jrc good to
1021. 2:53:39see you Pate thanks R1 is overhyped if anything I will bet you I won't bet you a bottle of blantons Pate but I will bet
1022. 2:53:47you a a a shot from a bottle of Blandon that the R1 is underhyped although it might not be the R1 that's the actual
1023. 2:53:56device that is the one cuz I have a feeling it's going to suck but you know we'll see but a device like that I think
1024. 2:54:03is going to is going to be a hit um I feel like a cowboy in a saloon um Marina she recalls Tech good to see you prompts cart good to see you
1025. 2:54:12Clint Copperhead Mr it thank you so much Sherry D good to see you Rachel digital Gods that's Lord digital Gods to you
1026. 2:54:20Vicky Vicky Vicky bye see you later Joker t-shirt rack good to see you Amelio's wife thank you so much thank you thank you thank you and
1027. 2:54:33let's see Source Camp you're still in here be Not Afraid still in here it's so amazing you guys are amazing all right
1028. 2:54:39listen happy Saturday night peace out bye um I'll see you tomorrow go do all the [ __ ] we talked about learn this [ __ ]
1029. 2:54:48talk about it reinvent your company's future in departments you're not a part of I think that's so [ __ ] awesome kick their ass peace