Jan 17, 2024 Creative Strategies for Everyday Use

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0:01 [Music]
0:29 oh me
0:31 gra How Sweet the
0:36 Sound the
0:37 sav rest like
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0:47 me was
0:49 lost but now I'm
0:53 found was blind but now I
0:59 see
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1:13 [Laughter]
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1:24 no rapping no rapping Sing Sing Sing am
1:28 I am I playing too hard
1:31 there you
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1:50 [Applause]
1:50 [Music]
1:56 go oh wo wo wo w
2:02 in a Westerly
2:03 [Music]
2:05 Direction this car is my
2:10 train I've been driving I've been
2:14 wondering what it is I'm running from
2:20 again you done I feel like an
2:23 80-year-old
2:25 man holding on to
2:29 29
2:30 and up a head on that
2:34 Horizon is California
2:38 [Music]
2:44 line all right it was a thin one tonight
2:48 he didn't really want to sing you know
2:50 what he's like he's like I know you call
2:51 a dog and pony show he goes there's no
2:54 pony here I'm the only dog sometimes I
2:57 don't feel like
2:58 singing got the the AI learning Lab Rats
3:02 the Lab Rats get it I forget who made
3:05 that image but I like that image D and
3:07 cheese wine and
3:08 cheese all right changing up the
3:10 beverages tonight have a lovely Mexican
3:12 Coke with crushed ice
3:16 M only real can sugar for me champy shut
3:21 up what you B what are you bking at H
3:25 what are you barking at and then grownup
3:28 tang in emergency and um Peach flavored
3:37 Seltzer all right
3:40 welcome Happy Wednesday
3:43 everybody middle of the
3:46 week we got uh I don't know what we got
3:48 I don't know what we got going tonight I
3:50 got no plans I know it's a surprise I'm
3:53 normally so tight on the agenda right
3:56 not tonight tonight we're going to
3:58 loosen things up I'm just going to come
3:59 at this as
4:01 if I'm going to
4:04 pretend I have not thought about this at
4:06 all
4:08 it it will not seem like that this is
4:11 going to seem like you're going to watch
4:13 this Robert Rossy thank you so much very
4:15 much appreciate that you're going to
4:17 watch
4:18 this you're going to think does does he
4:21 have how many producers are running this
4:23 thing this is this is like this is like
4:26 the it's like the coar show it's just
4:29 solid
4:31 it's like what do you have one of John
4:33 Oliver's writers writing for him so but
4:37 I'm telling you it's just I'm but I'm
4:38 going to what it's going to what my
4:41 intent is is that it seems like I
4:44 haven't planned a [ __ ] thing so we'll
4:46 see how good those producers are and if
4:48 it's horrible if it seems like
4:51 everything was planned out and scripted
4:52 then that's on them see I can only win
4:55 here if it seems like an amateurish mess
5:00 we've succeeded if it seems professional
5:03 and people get a lot out of it well I'll
5:05 take credit for that you see how this
5:07 works but they failed so either way I
5:13 win what is he talking
5:19 about Cory Corey told me to come over
5:22 here from the pottery from the pottery
5:24 Tick Tock and I don't understand why I'm
5:27 here who is
5:28 he
5:30 if we get any looser our pants are GNA
5:33 fall
5:37 off hey you want to see something
5:40 [Laughter]
5:46 exciting I'm not showing you the back of
5:48 it because that's where the number is
5:50 that's my new credit card you
5:55 [ __ ] so if you weren't here
5:57 last
5:58 week I did a typical a typical old man
6:02 with computer move and showed my
6:05 complete credit card number including
6:08 the little three-digit magic code to all
6:10 of the
6:12 internet ah yeah we caught it in
6:16 time but but I am now rarded no one said
6:20 there would be a need for pants you're
6:23 assuming I've ever worn pants wait
6:26 life's tough it's tougher when you're
6:27 stupid thank you silver fox weight pants
6:31 no pants pants pants were so early
6:37 2020 I think it's so funny that I'm I'm
6:40 now like legitimately referring to 2022
6:45 as the olden timey
6:47 days remember back in the olden timey
6:49 days when you when you actually had to
6:51 think and write outlines for yourself
6:54 and had to come up with
6:57 ideas oh we're not going back to
7:05 that um show and tell's going to be
7:08 interesting tonight I hope
7:10 so I hope so um I did a cool little
7:15 interesting I did a cool little
7:17 interesting mini project so last night
7:19 at the at the
7:21 salon um we had a photographer named Tim
7:24 archal speak at the salon and he shared
7:27 a project with us called the AI camera
7:29 club and it's it's just this cool
7:31 Instagram channel that he
7:34 created
7:36 um and it just it it was a really good
7:39 reminder for
7:42 me that narrative is really
7:47 important that having a point of view
7:51 and telling stories is really important
7:54 and if you're just making images I mean
7:56 if we're just making images here and
7:58 [ __ ] around that's fine the the the
8:00 lives kind of become the narrative
8:04 right hair growth geek what's
8:10 UPA
8:11 shaken what's shaken my ADHD brother I
8:15 always wish i' never had
8:18 exactly make
8:21 messes what's going down how's the hair
8:24 growth business it's good it's really
8:26 busy I was going to say it's growing but
8:28 that would be a horrible pun
8:30 to do it do it it's it's dad and mom
8:34 jokes that's that's what we got to do
8:35 now because apparently that's where we
8:37 are in
8:39 life I think I'm I think I'm at grandma
8:41 jokes at my
8:44 age so I is the lab bason full tonight
8:47 full of fun people I don't know we just
8:50 got here we say hello hi everybody I
8:53 miss not being in there and I'm
8:54 listening but I'm usually packing boxes
8:57 and and I you guys are on all the tools
8:59 and you're in the AI salon and I have
9:01 fomo so bad so I'll be there it was it
9:04 was a good Salon last night Tim Tim
9:06 archal was really good it was good we
9:07 had like 80 people in the salon last
9:09 night it was crazy oh it's awesome
9:12 that's awesome we crack cracked 750 in
9:15 the AI salon so that's growing too it's
9:17 nice awesome yeah well let me know what
9:21 I can do to help I've got a whole bunch
9:22 of new tools that I've got together and
9:23 if you ever want me to kind of give you
9:26 a little video of what I've done I'm
9:27 happy to share them I they're JY they're
9:30 all janky pieces of [ __ ] but everything
9:33 that's where we are all right well good
9:35 to see you bye guys hi every in boxes
9:40 byle looks like Wonder Woman you just
9:42 got a Wonder Woman compliment it's good
9:44 call oh thank you follow Kyle anybody in
9:47 my room please follow him he's amazing
9:50 he will teach you so many things and he
9:52 is so funny so guys before he goes give
9:55 him a follow give him some love and I
9:57 will tell you all about him in a minute
10:00 thank you bye good to see you good to
10:03 see you too bye
10:06 bye can't see anything I can't see
10:12 anything I don't know how to do this
10:14 either yeah I got it I'm just got to get
10:16 my glasses bye
10:21 bye what Champion what what is up what's
10:25 is someone out there are you going to
10:27 save us champy save us you going to save
10:32 us you can do
10:34 it dop all right um I use chat GPT to
10:39 write a VBA code today impressed my
10:41 co-workers should I fess up Jen mcau yes
10:44 yes yes yes yes absolutely fess up so
10:46 here's the
10:48 deal the Instinct your instinct is
10:51 absolutely right don't [ __ ] tell
10:52 anyone right I I mean it feels right but
10:55 it's but it's not right there's there's
10:56 a couple of reasons why um so eth you
11:00 should go read a an article by Ethan
11:02 mullik called uh discovering the secret
11:05 cyborgs so you're a secret cyborg right
11:08 now you're getting secretly AI literate
11:12 and one of the things that I encourage
11:15 people strongly to do on this channel is
11:18 talk about what you're doing in AI out
11:21 yourself just just put it out there and
11:24 if you're like well but I get work done
11:26 faster and I don't really want them to
11:27 know just out yourself I'm telling you
11:29 because what what's going to end up
11:31 happening is
11:32 this you're going to initially bug the
11:34 [ __ ] out of people and they're going to
11:36 resist it they're going to be like I
11:37 don't want to hear about this stupid AI
11:41 stuff and then someone will probably
11:43 secretly off to the side go could you
11:46 could you teach me a little of that AI
11:48 stuff I don't could don't tell anyone
11:50 though and then all of a sudden you're
11:53 going to gain a reputation for someone
11:55 knows what knows what they're doing with
11:56 this stuff even if you don't and here's
11:58 the big secret none of us know what
12:00 we're doing and we all feel like that
12:03 because that's the stage of the industry
12:04 we're in right now but put yourself out
12:08 there hey I just you know experimented
12:11 with this thing with with chat gbt and
12:13 it worked here I just experimented and
12:14 it didn't work and here's why it didn't
12:16 work just get it out there post it on
12:18 LinkedIn post it on Facebook tell your
12:21 friends at dinner tell your friends at
12:22 the movie theater bug the [ __ ] out of
12:26 them
12:27 because we are in the kind of singled
12:31 digigit percentages of anyone who's
12:33 really using chat GPT and AI tools it's
12:37 it's very very low there's a Mackenzie
12:39 study right now I think it's about 82%
12:43 of Americans have not used chat GPT so
12:47 that means 18% have used
12:50 it and that means significantly less of
12:53 that have used it a
12:55 lot and probably significantly less than
12:58 that have a GPT for subscription and are
13:00 really digging in so if you're doing
13:03 anything if you're writing VBA code in
13:05 chat
13:06 GPT you're in that probably
13:10 5% of people that know what's going on
13:13 so we're early early early so talk about
13:16 it now you'll establish yourself as an
13:18 expert and as people want to know more
13:22 about this and get curious about it
13:24 you're going to be the one they come to
13:25 and and we we're seeing it in here a lot
13:27 that people that do that are getting all
13:29 sorts of opportunities just tossed in
13:31 their lap I had a CEO Kayla I had a CEO
13:34 reach out asking me to lead their AI
13:36 Department this group equals magic oh
13:38 Kayla that is so cool holy [ __ ]
13:44 congratulations Kayla mssw I had a CEO
13:48 reach out asking me to lead their AI
13:53 Department I'm assuming Kayla you don't
13:55 have a Stanford mathematics degree
13:57 correct you just been messing around
14:00 with AI like the rest of us right we're
14:01 at an inflection point here that is so
14:03 cool I'm so excited for
14:06 you November 30th 2022
14:09 marks there's a flag in the ground that
14:12 got put there by Sam Alman and his Mar
14:15 crew over at open AI when they launched
14:18 chat GPT a new era
14:21 began and it's the era where
14:25 non-engineers and non-technical people
14:28 and
14:30 you know
14:32 non-researchers have access to these
14:34 tools in a way that they can start to
14:36 use
14:37 them as if they were tools that anyone
14:41 could use because they
14:42 are and because chat GPT got so popular
14:46 so quickly the
14:48 entire investment engine and Technical
14:52 development engine of the world is now
14:55 aimed at
14:56 AI so this stuff is not going going away
14:59 this is not an overhyped cycle in fact
15:02 in one of the corners down here I have a
15:04 video series called underhyped where I
15:06 explain why I think
15:10 um this is a bigger deal than I think
15:12 people are realizing I built an AI chat
15:14 bot for a family friend does bookings
15:17 direct to CRM super
15:19 cool and Chris that's the kind of thing
15:22 that that's another kind of thing to do
15:24 if you're trying to figure out if if
15:25 you're curious about this AI stuff and
15:27 you're playing with it you're like but I
15:30 don't quite know what to do I get their
15:31 chat GPT and I don't know and I there's
15:33 so much I could do but then I
15:36 get do it for someone
15:40 else you know Chris Chris had a friend
15:43 that had a need and he's like okay let
15:44 me build you a GPT for that build stuff
15:47 just build stuff just put it out there
15:49 build it put it out there okay so I
15:52 decided to become a wine expert on
15:53 malbeck and it's amazing how deep chat
15:56 GPT can go AI Bob this is my new this is
15:59 my new Theory I've got a I've got a uh a
16:03 counter to Malcolm gladwell's 10,000
16:06 hour rule from from outliers from the
16:09 book outliers he popularized this idea
16:11 of the 10,000 hour rule where you need
16:13 to put in 10,000 hours to get really
16:15 good at
16:16 something I think the 10,000 hour rule
16:19 is
16:20 dead and and so yeah if you want to
16:22 decide if you decide you want to become
16:23 an expert in malback
16:26 wine now you can and you can do it
16:28 really quickly really
16:30 quickly um yeah just crazy awesome
16:34 awesome awesome Kayla that's just so
16:36 amazing so
16:38 amazing um very very cool do you know
16:42 any CNN
16:43 image aggregators that work with chat
16:47 GPT I don't know what you mean a CNN
16:50 image aggregator that works with chat
16:52 GPT you could probably build one with
16:55 zappier gravity jump like I don't know
16:57 if CN CNN has RSS feeds for for
17:02 images um but they
17:06 might and if they do sorry crushed
17:16 ice if they do then you could pull the
17:19 images into an RSS
17:21 reader in zappier send that over to open
17:25 Ai and do whatever you want to do over
17:26 there and then send the results back
17:28 post them to a slack Channel post them
17:30 to an Excel spreadsheet whatever it
17:31 might
17:33 be um that's how I do that I I haven't
17:36 messed around with any of that stuff the
17:37 10,000 hour rule is dead how quickly
17:39 things change Source Camp it's so
17:41 amazing I this
17:44 this I think for me this is the thing
17:47 well I say this all the time I keep I
17:49 make these qualifications the thing I'm
17:51 most excited about and then I just say
17:53 some random thing that I'm excited about
17:55 in the moment but this is a big one that
18:01 I mean I've been on the planet long
18:03 enough to to kind of have learned that
18:07 that 10,000 hour rule is about right if
18:10 you really want to try something
18:12 new you're you're in for at least a year
18:15 and a half if you do it
18:18 fulltime and more like four years if you
18:21 do it on nights and weekends to just get
18:23 really good at something if you want to
18:24 start writing screenplays and learn the
18:26 craft and just you have to write a
18:28 couple of crappy screenplays before you
18:30 write a decent one things like
18:34 that and that's not true
18:37 anymore and so I think it it changes all
18:39 sorts of calculations right so for those
18:42 of us that are up there in years I mean
18:45 look at these [ __ ] eyebrows it's it's
18:48 like I'm a it's like I'm a bond villain
18:51 I gotta I got to do some about those
18:54 things you know if you're up there in
18:57 years the the thought of
18:59 like Reinventing yourself yeah you could
19:02 reinvent yourself you could go back to
19:04 school but it's like do I really want to
19:06 commit four years just to find out I
19:08 don't really like that
19:10 thing well now what if you could do that
19:12 in two or three months well that's not
19:15 so bad I'm willing to try put in two or
19:18 three months into something I do that
19:20 without thinking I I like stumble into
19:21 some hyperfocus tunnel in a couple of
19:24 months go by
19:27 right and so so now with AI amplifying
19:31 all of our capabilities and amplifying
19:33 our
19:35 knowledge right it's knowledge on demand
19:37 it's not information on demand and and
19:40 and those two are it's a subtle
19:43 difference but information on demand was
19:45 Google right I want to learn about the
19:49 Mesopotamian War here are 500 links that
19:52 may or may not take you to something
19:54 where you can on your own time go learn
19:56 about the Mesopotamian War
20:00 and then if you're really into it 3
20:01 months later maybe you've learned
20:03 something about that battle that you
20:05 were curious
20:08 about knowledge on
20:10 demand what was the turning point of the
20:12 Mesopotamian War and the turning point
20:16 was by my just gives you the answer okay
20:19 what were they fighting over in the
20:21 first
20:22 place
20:25 right instant knowledge and it's funny I
20:29 get people that that tell me well it's
20:30 it's not knowledge cuz you know you
20:32 still have to internalize it and and
20:34 learn the skills and this and that and
20:36 that like really because when I wrote a
20:40 python application in 90 minutes never
20:42 having written a line of python in my
20:44 life seems an awful [ __ ] lot like
20:47 knowledge to
20:49 me and skills like I have skills in
20:53 coding today that I didn't have before
20:56 cat GPT
21:00 well you don't really have those skills
21:02 don't I I wrote an application that
21:05 works so I think I do I would argue with
21:08 you now if you asked me to sit down with
21:11 a white piece of paper and write out a
21:13 single python operation I
21:18 couldn't knowledge on
21:21 demand is it really imperative that we
21:24 keep it up here maybe it's a little
21:26 faster but likely not
21:30 crazy
21:31 right and so what does that mean if if
21:34 every human being rather than having to
21:36 think do I want to reinvent myself ah I
21:38 don't have the energy for four years to
21:40 something
21:41 new all of a sudden went ah [ __ ] it it's
21:43 only a couple of months of doing a
21:45 little bit of research and playing
21:46 around with these tools yeah let me try
21:48 to reinvent myself oh my God I love this
21:51 or oh I hated that glad I didn't spend
21:54 you know 100 Grand going to Community
21:56 College to learn how much I hate this
22:00 you've only spent two months out of your
22:02 life you paid 20 bucks a month you spent
22:04 $40 instead of 100
22:09 Grand that's where we
22:12 are if you choose to get AI
22:15 literate if you choose to get a
22:18 literate and the more literate you get
22:21 the more you'll see how fast this
22:22 stuff's changing how quick this stuff's
22:27 coming it's cuckoo it's cuckoo AI helps
22:31 you wa let's see unearned knowledge with
22:34 AI I get the
22:36 sentiment but it gives you a
22:38 map so you know where the gaps are
22:42 yeah yeah yeah listen it's not I I mean
22:47 the 10,000 hour rule is dead there
22:49 there's a lot of things where that's not
22:51 true right playing
22:54 guitar I could probably accelerate my
22:59 music theory knowledge with
23:01 AI but
23:03 getting getting the muscle memory to
23:05 make you
23:07 know that chord or like a
23:10 [Music]
23:12 b b minor 7th that like that one's hard
23:16 you have to crunch your fingers together
23:18 so there's certain things like dexterity
23:21 things that are not going to be
23:26 accelerated but all the knowledge stuff
23:28 a lot of the creative work a lot of the
23:30 strategy work a lot of the analysis work
23:32 all of that is now at your fingertips
23:36 instantly and then what's your job
23:38 critical
23:40 thinking well what should I do with
23:43 this I should go solve this problem okay
23:47 and then you help me solve this problem
23:51 jbt chat GPT help me solve this
23:55 problem and it comes you back with an
23:57 answer and then you look look at it and
23:58 you're like that's a shitty answer
24:01 critical thinking make it a less shitty
24:04 answer that's
24:06 better 10,000 hour rule is now the
24:09 10,000 minute rule one we week right I
24:13 yeah a week a month two
24:15 months I figure it's like a
24:18 10x a a minimum of 10x increase
24:25 right so it's probably somewhere between
24:28 10 20x
24:29 increase so you go from 1 and 1/2 to 4
24:33 years 10,000 hours to 1 and a half to
24:36 four
24:38 months or you know two to two to 5
24:40 months two to six
24:42 months I mean if okay so if you're in
24:45 this channel it's either because you
24:47 think I'm super model beautiful and I'm
24:49 about to twerk which it is a possibility
24:52 or you're curious about AI I
24:56 mean if you've used chat GPT at
25:00 all it's it's if you've got add it's
25:03 it's like a crack pipe right it's
25:05 totally like I can run down this rabbit
25:07 hole and that rabbit hole and squirrel
25:09 let me learn about squirrels off you go
25:13 imagine if you spent one
25:18 month took your free time and you said
25:21 okay on weekends and evening I'm going
25:23 to keep doing my day
25:25 job and on weekends and evening
25:29 rather than doing any of that other [ __ ]
25:32 I'm going to sit down with chat
25:34 GPT and a single
25:37 subject and I'm just going to go deep
25:39 for a month on one subject can you
25:43 imagine what you'll be able to
25:45 accomplish in a month with 100% focus on
25:49 chat GPT in your spare
25:52 time I mean if anyone in here is is
25:54 right now like I don't really know what
25:56 to do there's an idea
26:00 pick a something that you didn't think
26:02 would be possible for you to do in your
26:05 life and spend one month deep diving
26:09 with chat gbt no other
26:11 tools the the Only Rule I'll say is you
26:13 have to have chat GPT 4 because you want
26:16 the data analysis you want the image
26:18 generation you want the vision there's
26:20 twerking on this channel not
26:24 yet I told you there was a lot of
26:26 Cliffhangers in here
26:29 if if you miss it here's the deal when
26:32 the twerking comes on this channel it's
26:34 going to happen once it's twerking on
26:36 this channel is going to be like
26:38 battling Dar if you were here to
26:41 experience it you can never unsee it and
26:45 you will never see it
26:51 again that's going to be twerking on
26:53 this
26:57 channel
26:59 there's there's this one woman that just
27:02 she's like pops up in my [ __ ]
27:04 timeline now I can't it she's just all
27:07 she does is show her ass off in jeans
27:09 it's like it's like there's stretchy
27:12 ones and there's tight ones and there's
27:13 this and that she is so proud of her ass
27:16 I mean you know lovely and all but
27:19 really doesn't it even bore you at some
27:24 point
27:27 oh
27:29 so so at some point I will absolutely
27:32 turn the AI learning lab into a Tik Tock
27:35 Shop shill Channel and I'll just sell
27:39 stretchy
27:45 jeans actually you know what I should do
27:47 is I should sell juggling equipment hey
27:50 thought you were too old to learn to
27:52 juggle welcome to the AI learning lab
27:54 are we going to learn about AI you like
27:56 these silicone balls
28:02 cat GPT has literally opened up the
28:04 floodgates I know right Mary Mary oh my
28:07 God Dar War I totally forgot that's we
28:11 we you totally forgot that's on
28:14 purpose you can make money with exactly
28:17 you can make money with your booty you
28:19 can make money
28:21 with oh
28:26 man we'll do a survey in here do we want
28:30 to turn the AI learning lab into a into
28:32 a cheap Chinese crap
28:34 Channel we can go we can do it we can go
28:37 there it'd be more lucrative for
28:42 me but I couldn't sleep at night now I
28:45 can't sleep at night cuz I'm I got too
28:47 many ideas in my
28:49 head how's it going tonight got enough
28:51 snow Ohio in here we don't have much
28:55 right now it got really cold
29:00 oh the island girl that makes silly
29:01 faces to the 80s music I know the the
29:04 NPC one it's like hot dog hot dog hot
29:07 dog I I don't
29:10 like I do that for like 30 seconds and
29:13 I'm like it it like wigs me out I don't
29:16 know how she she does it for
29:18 hours but she also has nails that are
29:20 like this long so I don't know there's
29:22 there's she she can tolerate a whole lot
29:24 of things in her life that I
29:26 just
29:33 all
29:34 [Laughter]
29:37 right way too much whiskey this is an
29:40 ASMR free zone it totally is welcome to
29:44 the AI learning lab how are you tonight
29:47 fantastic Bob tell him what he's
29:50 won yeah we're not doing that we're not
29:53 doing that not doing it let's look for
29:56 new parlor tricks we can share show
29:58 others quickly um okay we can do that
30:01 hey Jen for NPC Tik Tock so you don't
30:03 have to do it yeah you know it's funny I
30:06 was thinking about experimenting with
30:08 that I I think when you know in the next
30:11 like the
30:12 the a lot of those tools right now are
30:15 are not quite they're too expensive and
30:18 they're not quite automated enough to do
30:20 it but I was thinking about
30:22 experimenting with spinning up a
30:24 channel um I haven't come up with a
30:26 concept yet but spinning up a channel
30:28 that does something interesting but
30:30 anyway um so I did want to I did want to
30:34 show you something oh my God I started a
30:37 new Tik Tok ttle Channel sharing spooky
30:40 stories written by GPT my feed is
30:43 spookier that's awesome dragonfly
30:45 Alchemy I mean I did that I did that the
30:48 other night someone we looked at oh some
30:51 someone asked me about a Tik Tok channel
30:52 that was a it was a creepy Tik Tok
30:55 Channel and we went and looked at it and
30:57 they're like how did they they do this
30:58 and so we went and replicated it and and
31:01 like it's it's pretty trivially EAS
31:03 trivially easy to
31:05 do um and if you've got a good concept
31:09 and you put out good content who gives a
31:11 [ __ ] how it was
31:13 made uh for ages learning institutions
31:16 have depended upon students as their
31:18 product now with GPT for ages learning
31:20 institutions have depended upon students
31:22 as their products now with GPT
31:26 hm in learning institutions are going to
31:29 have to get their [ __ ] together and
31:30 figure out what the [ __ ] they're going
31:31 to do with this
31:34 because students are very
31:38 quickly going to
31:41 outflank the
31:43 university all right mod Channel hold
31:51 please what's that
31:56 say
32:02 where did where did that come
32:05 in that was really
32:08 [Laughter]
32:13 funny oh that's really
32:16 good oh man all right let's
32:21 see I helped a buddy with a YouTube
32:23 channel he hit mon monetization fast
32:26 with GPT that's super cool Kyle that's a
32:29 very good idea to pick one thing chat
32:32 for a month or a weekend yeah I I really
32:35 like it's it's something that I haven't
32:36 done it's it's a it's an add thing where
32:40 I think that would make me crazy but but
32:42 it it wouldn't if I was really if if I
32:45 was really into it if you pick a good
32:47 meaty subject or the other thing you
32:50 know so there's so you could pick a
32:52 single subject to go deep on with chat
32:54 GPT or you could say I'm going to start
32:57 a
32:59 business especially if you've never
33:01 started a business
33:03 before and especially if you know
33:05 nothing about starting a
33:08 business just start with chat GPT and
33:12 say I want to spend the next 30 days
33:15 starting a business and I know nothing
33:17 about starting a business where do I
33:21 begin and if you want to get really
33:23 fancy you go chaty BT Act is a business
33:28 consultant that specializes in helping
33:31 firsttime Founders get their business
33:33 off the ground and then say I'm going to
33:36 spend the next 30 days starting a
33:37 business I have no idea what I'm doing
33:39 where should I
33:41 start start
33:43 there and then go for 30 days just using
33:47 chat
33:50 GPT because you can make your logo in it
33:53 you can make ads you can make social
33:55 media copy you can make business plan
33:57 plans you can make business
34:00 spreadsheets you can analyze data from
34:04 whatever industry you think you're going
34:05 to start a business in you could figure
34:07 out how to incorporate [ __ ] set up your
34:09 tax documents like all like just 30 days
34:13 in your spare
34:16 time and just see where you get at the
34:18 end of 30
34:20 days I would imagine at the end of a
34:22 week you'll be like well [ __ ] that was
34:24 easy what do I do for the rest of the
34:26 month
34:29 I've been promp tacking people's gpts
34:32 you guys got to put some better security
34:34 in there yeah I know I of of all my
34:37 public ones I only have one of Sin City
34:39 sipper has got some anti- jailbreaking
34:42 stuff in it I'm just too lazy to do the
34:43 other ones I don't really give a [ __ ]
34:44 about they're just almost all the ones
34:47 I've created I made on this live here so
34:49 they're you know they're about as well
34:51 thought out as everything else on this
34:54 channel oh man um that's something we
34:57 could talk about I could I could show
34:59 someone that is it an app is what an
35:02 app how do you use GPT okay so all right
35:08 so so we got some basic questions here
35:10 let's go do that because I want to I
35:11 want to show you something anyway maybe
35:13 talk about security yeah let's let's go
35:15 do that okay AI learning Lab
35:18 [Laughter]
35:20 Rats oh they're so cute all right here
35:25 we are let's go let's go to the chat JP
35:28 T so what's this Salon can you get a
35:37 haircut I thought you were referring to
35:39 my hair I do need a haircut but um yes
35:43 this AI Salon BT computer you know what
35:47 the salon is but I think you're teeing
35:49 me up there where's my keynote I don't
35:51 know if keynote run hang on
35:56 people
35:58 why does he sing like that it's very
36:03 annoying what here Tik Tok
36:09 live
36:12 that is the AI salon so here's the deal
36:15 how many folks in here got 135 folks in
36:17 here hey everybody my name's Kyle
36:19 Shannon this is the AI learning lab um
36:22 this live to a great degree is a large
36:25 extension of this the community uh if
36:27 you go to the
36:29 salon. it'll it's going to take you to a
36:31 link
36:33 tree
36:34 that has a bunch not a bunch of things
36:37 has a handful of links on it the very
36:38 first link is the AI Salon Community
36:40 it's a mighty networks Community then
36:42 there's a couple of links to a GPT for
36:45 good project we did a few weekends back
36:47 where this community made 150 gpts for
36:50 nonprofits and 24 hours that was super
36:52 fun and there's a store there's a merch
36:53 store there the merch store supports the
36:56 salon now the salon doesn't cost
36:58 anything so if you go to the to the
37:01 salon um and sign in and accept all your
37:04 cookies you have to accept your cookies
37:07 people and thanks to Europe we have to
37:10 show you that we're cooking
37:12 you um and if you come to the salon go
37:15 to the welcome to the
37:17 salon um
37:19 Tab and you can learn about what we're
37:22 about and and basically the the idea
37:24 here is this is a community
37:27 um we just cracked the 750 mark this the
37:31 the community's only been up for about 2
37:32 months so it's growing quickly and it's
37:36 a community of like AI adventurers
37:38 people that are curious about AI people
37:40 that are leaning into this stuff if
37:42 you're if you're one of those weirdos in
37:44 your group that's talking about AI
37:46 you're like I think this is a really big
37:47 deal and everyone's like shut up Sally
37:50 we don't care about your stupid AI thing
37:52 AI is stupid Sally yeah Sally stop
37:55 talking about AI Sally
37:58 and if you're like my name's not even
38:01 Sally and you're bugged by them then
38:03 come hang out with us cuz we won't call
38:06 you Sally we'll learn your
38:09 name if you so one of the things we
38:11 encourage is that you use your real name
38:13 in here because we want to get to know
38:14 each other and wherever you are on the
38:17 AI Journey like you'll find your tribe
38:19 here it's it's really cool blon's bag
38:22 please oh right hang on thank you good
38:26 call got to cover up my shiny keyboard
38:28 until I get something worked out
38:29 although I did you'll be happy to know I
38:32 ordered from Amazon some black
38:34 construction paper
38:36 today yay you did it I spent $4 on black
38:40 construction
38:41 paper that's that's the kind of
38:43 production value you're going to get
38:45 around
38:45 [Laughter]
38:54 here all right
39:00 Brandon 30 minute intro complete 135 in
39:03 the live let's get this thing started on
39:05 it okay so go to the AI Salon read about
39:09 who we are why we do what we do here's
39:11 here's my big request please read our
39:13 values read read what they're what we're
39:15 about um this group is growing quickly
39:19 which I want but this group is really
39:22 special right now and as it grows I want
39:25 it to maintain the magic that it's got
39:28 and and that's a really tough thing to
39:30 do as you grow how do you do that first
39:32 you understand why is it special so
39:35 these values are not just [ __ ] we made
39:37 up after about 6 months or so of the
39:40 salon existing and doing bi-weekly
39:42 meetings and kind of figuring out our
39:45 our personality and our
39:47 voice we sat down as organizers and we
39:49 said what is this group what are the
39:51 values and so so that's how we came up
39:53 with you know who we are why we do what
39:55 we do How We Do It what what our goals
39:57 are and and we came up with these values
40:00 and so this is kind of who the group
40:02 already is so I want you to read these
40:05 values with intention to like take them
40:09 in and just see if they resonate with
40:11 you and if they
40:12 do this is your people and if they don't
40:16 this is not your people and that's cool
40:17 but just know that right so curiosity is
40:20 one of them we want people that are
40:21 curious we also want people that are
40:24 generous so willing to share what you're
40:28 learning so as you're learning something
40:30 don't hoard it share it tell us how you
40:32 figured that thing out you know sh share
40:34 something that's what this Channel's all
40:35 about um exploration are you trying
40:38 something new are you hungry to try
40:40 something new when some new AI
40:42 technology rolls out do you not give a
40:44 [ __ ] well like we want people that give
40:46 a [ __ ] that are like okay what do I got
40:48 to figure out here hey
40:51 Siri go away I don't know how to okay
40:55 okay
40:58 do you how do you know how many Tik Tock
41:00 Arts it takes to get construction
41:07 paper by the way I don't know if Rudy's
41:09 in here if Rudy's in here so Rudy wrote
41:13 a script wait I should probably
41:15 shouldn't say this out loud here we're
41:16 being listened to reach out to Rudy if
41:20 you're getting carpal tunnel from
41:21 hitting the t double tapping the screen
41:23 to to give this channel more likes reach
41:25 out to Rudy he's figured something out
41:28 anyway um exploration is one of our our
41:30 values collaboration's one of our values
41:33 um like get together work together like
41:34 this is happening all throughout the
41:36 community right now super cool inclusion
41:38 people in AI are going to be coming from
41:40 everywhere everyone's trying to figure
41:42 this stuff out so so that means that who
41:45 you expect might be in here likely isn't
41:48 and embrace that because everyone's
41:49 different points of points of view is
41:52 going to teach you something it's really
41:53 important and and then the last value is
41:55 empathy um this one's critical a lot of
41:58 people are scared right now A lot of
42:00 people are
42:02 um angry about AI they don't understand
42:06 it they don't know why Sally's talking
42:08 about it she talks about it at dinner
42:11 she talks about it at work when I call
42:12 her to check in on her she tells me
42:14 about AI what's going on with Sally do
42:17 we need to do an
42:18 intervention no you just need to get
42:20 Sally to a support group like the AI
42:22 Salon okay so once you check those out
42:25 then I want you to go down to the
42:27 community section and introduce yourself
42:29 so there's a there's an introduction
42:30 section so say hi introduce yourself and
42:33 then check out show and tell so show and
42:35 tell is really fun because as I sort of
42:37 ramble in here incoherently the people
42:40 that show up here regularly they're
42:41 called the Irregulars they just have a
42:43 jam session and they're off like making
42:45 fun of me and taking things I say and
42:48 turning them into jokes having their own
42:51 side conversations teaching each other
42:53 things you know just making cool art
42:56 sharing it sharing gpts sharing songs
42:59 there's
43:01 champy um oh that's beautiful who's
43:04 doing that auto I like that stuff very
43:07 nice Cam kaken doing some cool work wow
43:10 love that
43:12 stuff it's been a while just messing
43:14 around with form and
43:16 light this is this is one of the things
43:18 I'm super intrigued by
43:21 is visualizing things with AI that we
43:24 can then bring to life in the real world
43:27 I suffer from long covid really bad and
43:29 my short-term memory is shot is there an
43:32 AI that can help with that
43:38 um probably
43:41 so let's go let me go see if there's a
43:45 if there's a GPT that has something
43:47 about
43:47 memory I know I know in the GPT for good
43:51 challenge we had I've got my my my wife
43:55 has had a couple of tbis and and both
43:58 her and my sons have Lyme disease so
44:00 they've got cognitive stuff
44:03 um I know there were a number of
44:05 Alzheimer's um gpts in the
44:09 store
44:12 um or or part that were part of the GPT
44:15 for good thing um let's do
44:21 memory
44:25 memory
44:29 save and re save and retrieve crucial
44:31 conversation details anytime
44:36 anywhere so so there's a couple of
44:39 things brain buddy okay let's go look at
44:40 brain buddy oh is that yours Daisy so
44:44 Daisy's made 80 gpts and she does a
44:47 bunch of neuros spicy stuff as
44:55 well
44:57 it is Brain Buddies by you isn't it
44:59 Daisy because I don't see yours
45:21 here
45:25 hm
45:30 oh Lun
45:42 stick did I spell that
45:45 right
45:48 s t i
45:55 CK
46:15 I can't find
46:17 that anyway I would say go check go
46:20 check the gpts brain
46:25 buddy
46:31 yeah I can't find
46:35 it optimize Quest by
46:49 Vicky I mean the fact that we
46:54 can't easily find this stuff is just
46:58 they got to get their [ __ ]
47:00 together here's Vicky's optimize Quest
47:04 an assistant designed to gamify workflow
47:06 opt
47:07 optimization task management and
47:10 efficiency so um so so for the person
47:15 that was asking about that let me let me
47:17 show you one other thing so so I would
47:19 say go
47:21 explore go explore chat GPT you have to
47:23 have chat GPT 4 and click on the link
47:26 that says explore gpts and then just
47:28 look up memory brain um brain function
47:32 it won't pin okay dang it okay can read
47:36 my email and help remind me of what I
47:38 did last
47:44 week so can it read your email and
47:47 remind you of what you did last
47:49 [Laughter]
47:52 week you could build your own thing with
47:54 that in in something like like zapier I
47:57 would also
47:58 be I would be surprised if some someone
48:01 hasn't tried to build something like
48:03 that where you can where you can find
48:05 that is go to Future
48:25 pedia.com
48:27 case [ __ ]
48:28 sensitive s c
48:34 h
48:36 t
48:38 no lunatick I know how to spell shtick I
48:42 lived in New York long
48:45 enough see that's spelled right says no
48:50 results
48:54 found driving
48:58 crazy
49:00 um but I I want to show you
49:03 Luna wait does it have to be wait
49:07 Luna capital
49:09 s
49:25 c
49:34 you can't search by
49:36 Builder oh brain buddy all one word oh
49:39 damn it hello I knew
49:43 that I mean I didn't know that but I
49:45 should have [ __ ] tried that brain
49:47 buddy by lunatick okay by lunis
49:51 stick.com
49:53 all ages cognitive assistant on for
49:57 Focus memory and ADHD
50:03 support okay so try brain buddy by
50:06 lunatick the other thing that I would
50:08 say
50:11 is
50:14 download download the chat GPT
50:21 app so I'm on my iPad this is the
50:24 official chat GPT app when you download
50:27 the chat GPT app make sure that you're
50:29 downloading the chat GPT app from open
50:31 AI the the the maker is open AI anything
50:35 else is a faker app there's a bunch of
50:38 them in both stores yeah yeah lunatick
50:41 this this this uh
50:44 [ __ ] GPT store they got to get their
50:46 [ __ ] together they got they got to make
50:47 this better like at a minimum you got to
50:50 be able to [ __ ] use
50:54 search anyway
50:56 okay so for the memory thing here's
50:58 something that I think could be
50:59 interesting you can put chat GPT into
51:04 conversation mode for the for the IOS
51:07 and Android app by clicking that little
51:08 headphone right
51:15 there I want help coming up with a too
51:20 list manager sure I'd be happy to help
51:23 what do you need assistance with are you
51:25 thinking of a cre project planning an
51:27 event or something else let me know so I
51:31 can provide the best suggestions I'm
51:33 struggling with long-term memory and
51:35 want a way to analyze my emails and
51:39 remember what I did last week what are
51:42 some good strategies and can you help
51:44 with
51:47 that improving your long-term memory and
51:50 keeping track of your activities through
51:52 emails is a smart approach here there
51:55 are some strategies you can use one
51:58 email organization start by organizing
52:01 your emails into folders or labels based
52:03 on categories like work personal events
52:05 and projects yeah he's dealing with
52:08 cognitive issues he's not going to want
52:09 to organize [ __ ] okay um so
52:13 anyway
52:15 um I was talking to it about giving me
52:18 tips rather than talking to it about
52:20 giving me tips you could just have a
52:21 conversation with it about um as an
52:24 email comes in you could just read it
52:26 into this thing and and just sort of be
52:28 talking into it and then as you're
52:31 talking it's right it's taking notes for
52:33 all the stuff that you're talking about
52:35 so you could just play with it like that
52:37 I would also go to Future
52:54 pedia.com money um but I I can't imagine
52:58 that this hasn't been solved in a in a
53:01 traditional
53:04 uh in a
53:06 traditional the
53:08 ice um application that that leverages
53:17 AI futureme.org what's future me.org is
53:21 that one of these
53:24 things
53:28 write a letter to your future
53:32 self pick a send date verify that's it
53:35 your letter is safe with
53:39 us that could sort of do it but I but
53:41 this is this is again more intentional
53:43 like
53:45 like th this is I'm assuming what this
53:48 person's looking for is like a set it
53:50 and forget it thing like it should just
53:52 be able to do this and it
53:54 should
53:57 Joker I could probably build a quick one
53:59 if it will remember so that's what I was
54:01 thinking Joker is that this probably
54:03 need something like
54:05 um you know you'd probably need to use
54:08 something like Lang chain or something
54:09 like that to to build the memory now
54:12 here's the deal th this is the thing so
54:14 there are there are now screenshots
54:16 running around coming out in the next
54:18 couple of weeks chat GPT is going to
54:20 have memory across
54:22 chats it's going to remember across all
54:25 of your chats I don't know how you're
54:27 going to ma manage which ones it
54:30 remembers like if you don't want it
54:31 remember me remembering certain things I
54:35 don't know how you manage that but
54:36 that's coming
54:39 so all of the things that would make it
54:43 super easy to do what you want to do
54:46 aren't quite there yet but give it 3
54:49 months and it it'll probably be pretty
54:53 easy to do
54:54 that
54:56 um and if you're if you're geeky at all
54:58 and you want to play around with um
55:01 zappier zappier you can ingest emails
55:05 summarize them store them to a
55:07 spreadsheet and then you could run a
55:09 daily script that basically says go back
55:13 seven
55:14 days and you
55:17 know like pull what I did you know what
55:20 I promised I would do out of the emails
55:23 from 7even days ago and just have it
55:25 roll in 7-Day thing in a long
55:27 spreadsheet like
55:29 I it you could probably build it pretty
55:33 quickly with zapier and zapier has an
55:35 interface now where you can just it's
55:36 got a AI interface where you can tell it
55:38 what you want it to do and it'll build
55:40 you the workflow then you need to go
55:42 populate it and you need to learn
55:44 zappier or reach out to Joker here DM
55:47 Joker and maybe he can help build it
55:49 he's built some he's built some really
55:51 cool things including like a blood
55:53 analysis GPT or something like some
55:55 crazy ass thing he's he's he's he's got
55:58 some stuff going on plus he's a joker a
56:01 lot of comedy with Joker and then there
56:03 are even R rumors about Joker and I
56:06 going all brokeback it's just it's nuts
56:09 it's nuts in here it's crazy I tell you
56:12 crazy
56:14 um all right I wanted I wanted to show
56:17 you
56:19 something
56:22 so um Z
56:26 happier joined AI
56:28 today joined just AI in general or the
56:31 AI Salon lead of
56:34 Leo build a GPT that will remember to
56:37 forget what you don't want build a GPT
56:41 to remember to forget what you don't
56:43 want to remember that's really good
56:45 Master Alexander I like
56:48 it um I will soon what he hasn't seen my
56:53 images uhoh what if es am I going to
56:56 show and tell is should I be going to
56:58 show and
57:01 tell what what are you what are you guys
57:07 doing my ice spitting picks and show and
57:14 tell wait this must be news where's Show
57:17 and
57:20 Tell is is is my ice forming a uh an
57:24 ASMR Channel inadvertently is that
57:26 what's going on
57:29 here or is it in oh that's
57:34 cool these are neat Kate Cosmic
57:39 Clover jrc's
57:49 [Laughter]
57:54 like
57:56 hey
57:58 Sally Sally's always talking about AI I
58:01 don't see the ice spitting ones where
58:03 are they down in in uh in the mod
58:05 Channel or
58:10 [Music]
58:22 regulars I do not know where it is
58:26 um show and tell keep going ah okay
58:29 that's that's thing about Show and Tell
58:31 getting popular is there's a lot going
58:32 on in show
58:35 [Music]
58:52 and oh that's a cool one what's that hey
58:54 I on
58:59 jeans spitting
59:01 [Laughter]
59:11 ice I shouldn't use crushed ice anymore
59:14 I've learned my lesson but I like
59:16 crushed
59:19 [Laughter]
59:24 ice
59:26 that's really funny that's
59:28 cool futuristic style Lykan under a
59:31 microscope you know it's like I can't
59:34 see anything that's fungus likee anymore
59:36 without without seeing that TV
59:40 show all right um what did I want to
59:44 show you oh I wanted to show you this
59:45 this thing I did so
59:49 okay there's a gbt called memory says
59:52 save and retrieve crucial conversation
59:55 details okay cool thanks
59:59 Joker um action I had with chat GPT oh
1:00:02 let me show you the output
1:00:05 first and then and then I'll show you
1:00:07 how I built it and and there's a reason
1:00:10 I'm showing you this because this this
1:00:11 isn't I didn't do anything technically
1:00:14 interesting
1:00:15 here I'm going to have to
1:00:18 do let me see hang on a sec sign in
1:00:22 request 17 Factor Authentication how can
1:00:25 I help you oh I'm sorry you got that
1:00:28 wrong you're going to have to change
1:00:29 your password oh I'm sorry you can't
1:00:31 change your password without knowing
1:00:32 your password
1:00:35 ooh it's just like it's like
1:00:37 authentication schemes have become like
1:00:39 Lum Lumberg o Peter yeah we're going to
1:00:43 need you to go on ahead and have to log
1:00:46 in with your Android phone I don't have
1:00:48 an Android phone yeah about that Peter
1:00:52 mhm hey how you doing on those TPS
1:00:55 reports yeah hello new here um do you
1:00:59 teach the basics I do Amplified
1:01:02 living what you should also do the other
1:01:04 place that you can start to learn the
1:01:06 basics is go here go to the salon. so
1:01:10 this is the AI
1:01:11 Salon um this is a community of some
1:01:14 really remarkable people so go there the
1:01:16 first link will take you into the
1:01:19 community it doesn't cost anything uh
1:01:22 and just read what the what the AI
1:01:24 salon's about what our values are and if
1:01:26 you resonate with those join this
1:01:28 community and introduce yourself and
1:01:31 there's all sorts of things you can do
1:01:33 here you can ask questions there's
1:01:35 guilds there's a 101 Guild just anyone
1:01:38 in here if you ask questions are really
1:01:40 good about sharing and and all that sort
1:01:43 of stuff so good way to start is do that
1:01:44 and then yeah come back to to these
1:01:47 lives I do I'm all over the place
1:01:52 so you might not get it in the order you
1:01:54 want on it I don't start out every
1:01:56 evening like here's the basics and go
1:01:58 from there it's a bit of a random show
1:02:00 but I I really do try to cover the
1:02:02 basics um and talk about what this stuff
1:02:05 is and if you've got specific questions
1:02:07 tonight just pop them in the comments
1:02:08 and the mods will grab those and and
1:02:11 highlight them for me all
1:02:13 right um free education and guidance
1:02:16 can't beat it awesome a human being
1:02:18 thank you very much I appreciate that um
1:02:22 all right let me show you a post that I
1:02:25 just put on
1:02:35 LinkedIn so I guess I can do it like
1:02:38 this so what this says is 10 decades of
1:02:41 found photography found photographs
1:02:44 picked up off the ground during the
1:02:47 world world fair from 1944 to
1:02:52 1934 so so the the premise here so this
1:02:56 was inspired by Tim archabald who's a
1:02:58 photographer that spoke at the salon
1:03:00 last night and he he has this project
1:03:03 called the
1:03:04 AI photographers club or the AI
1:03:07 photograph club or something like that
1:03:10 about this group of photographers in the
1:03:12 1940s that discovered AI photography and
1:03:14 it's just it's a really cool thing and
1:03:17 it it inspired me reminded me of the
1:03:19 narrative that that of how important
1:03:22 narrative is that it's really easy to
1:03:24 get seduced by these tools to just think
1:03:27 like I can make this picture and that
1:03:29 picture and that picture but if you
1:03:30 string them together with narrative
1:03:31 there's something amazing so I was just
1:03:34 kind of [ __ ] around in Del and I was
1:03:36 I lik the style of his photos so I was
1:03:38 like you know you know a crumpled photo
1:03:40 that someone picked up from the
1:03:42 1944 World Fair um and then I had an
1:03:46 idea of like well what if you picked up
1:03:48 a you had one of those photographs but
1:03:50 it was from every decade right and so
1:03:53 what this post is is is just 10
1:03:55 photographs starting in
1:03:57 1944 and then I go to
1:04:00 1954
1:04:02 1964 74 love that
1:04:05 one 1984 oh yeah hey
1:04:10 ladies
1:04:11 1994 he's got the like the oversized
1:04:15 colored jacket and the baggy jeans um
1:04:21 2004 two 2014 with the big old you know
1:04:25 bespoke coffee shop beard and then
1:04:29 2024 and then I went 10 years in the
1:04:32 future so here's the one that was picked
1:04:34 up from the 2034 Worlds Fair so I just I
1:04:40 like this took me like 10 minutes and it
1:04:43 just gave me such Joy because there's
1:04:45 there's an idea behind it there's a
1:04:46 story to be told here and like every one
1:04:49 of these pictures you're kind of like I
1:04:50 want to know the story of that person
1:04:53 and the fair and this time and who found
1:04:56 it and why they found it and there's
1:04:58 just something magical when you add even
1:05:00 the slightest layer of narrative to the
1:05:03 work that you're doing it just somehow
1:05:06 brings it to life in a different way
1:05:09 so so the prompt that I started with was
1:05:13 distressed photo found on the ground at
1:05:15 the 1942 World
1:05:17 Fair and it didn't quite show the whole
1:05:20 photograph so I said you we should see
1:05:23 the entire photograph sitting on a desk
1:05:25 and the subject matter should be of an
1:05:27 interesting person Street photo
1:05:30 style like they weren't aware they were
1:05:32 being photographed like so that's the
1:05:35 entire prompt like not much and it gave
1:05:38 me that and I'm like oh that's cool and
1:05:41 then the minute I saw that then the idea
1:05:44 popped in my head well what would one
1:05:46 from 1954 look
1:05:49 like and so I typed in 1954 and it
1:05:52 didn't know what I was talking about and
1:05:53 I said please create one from 1954
1:05:56 Worlds Fair and so it created that
1:05:59 one and then I said now 1964 and it did
1:06:02 that one and then I said 1974 did that
1:06:06 one 198 oh and then I said do 84 94 you
1:06:10 know do them all and it it did them all
1:06:12 in one image I'm like no you dum dum do
1:06:14 them separately and then it did 84 right
1:06:18 and it couldn't get 94 was just it kept
1:06:20 screwing up the date but that's a really
1:06:22 good 1990s photo but the all [ __ ] up
1:06:25 then there's 2004 2014 24 34 and then I
1:06:29 did a bunch where I was trying to get it
1:06:30 to do 1994 and that was the one I ended
1:06:33 up with down there and then I just
1:06:35 copied and pasted them over to LinkedIn
1:06:37 so it's like this is the entire the the
1:06:40 entire interaction took me maybe 10
1:06:44 minutes and and it was just the power of
1:06:47 a very simple small
1:06:51 idea and then just let the machine do
1:06:54 the work
1:06:57 right but there's a point of view there
1:07:00 right there's a there's a there's a
1:07:01 something there that's different than
1:07:03 just here's a picture here's some
1:07:06 pictures so so I don't know I just I I
1:07:09 wanted to share that tonight because it
1:07:11 it I don't know it just gave me great
1:07:14 joy to have a a focus for one thing and
1:07:18 not to have to like solve world peace
1:07:21 with a GPT it was just like let's just
1:07:23 make some cool images
1:07:25 and then and then I was like what do I
1:07:27 do with these they make me happy I'm
1:07:28 like I know I'll just go stick them on
1:07:30 LinkedIn and let people go enjoy them
1:07:32 and so there they are so anyway ain't
1:07:36 that
1:07:37 groovy did you see co-pilot as a cheaper
1:07:40 equivalent to the open AI subscription
1:07:42 great question so no not right now well
1:07:45 sort of maybe I don't
1:07:50 know you can make money with J all right
1:07:54 right I have a complicated relationship
1:07:56 with Sydney which is the uh the name of
1:07:58 the large language model underneath
1:08:04 co-pilot
1:08:10 um Microsoft's
1:08:13 co-pilot is built on top of the GPT 4
1:08:16 large language model so it's using the
1:08:18 same underlying large language model but
1:08:21 the co-pilot application itself is
1:08:24 completely distinct from chat
1:08:27 GPT that one's written by open AI this
1:08:30 one's written by Microsoft they've got
1:08:32 completely different rules of engagement
1:08:34 they've actually got different
1:08:35 interfaces and they've got different
1:08:38 functionalities if you can't afford the
1:08:40 20
1:08:43 bucks co-pilot is great it's gp4 it's
1:08:48 got Dolly built into it it'll do a lot
1:08:51 of the stuff that chat GPT will do
1:08:53 here's my problem with with it the
1:08:55 safety guard rails and the rate limits
1:08:59 that Microsoft has put into co-pilot I
1:09:02 find them egregious you can only do 10
1:09:04 back and forths before it will kick you
1:09:07 off
1:09:08 um if like me you're a
1:09:11 smartass and co-pilot gives you a shitty
1:09:15 answer I will often tell it hey that was
1:09:18 a shitty
1:09:19 answer it will shut down the
1:09:21 conversation like well I'm sorry if I
1:09:22 disappointed you I think this
1:09:24 conversation's over please try again and
1:09:26 it'll shut the conversation down and you
1:09:28 can't restart it
1:09:31 um and then if the thing the the reason
1:09:36 that I I remain optimistic and excited
1:09:40 about Microsoft co-pilot is the
1:09:44 integration into Office
1:09:46 365 which I just saw today I haven't
1:09:49 checked it out but I saw today that
1:09:50 there's going to be General availability
1:09:52 of that um for for non-enterprise users
1:09:56 and I think it's 20 bucks a month so if
1:09:59 you want your co-pilot integrated into
1:10:01 Microsoft Word and Excel and all the
1:10:04 office 3 365 Suite you're still paying
1:10:07 20
1:10:09 bucks
1:10:12 so I I still think the 20 bucks a month
1:10:16 for chat GPT plus the gp4 from open AI
1:10:19 is the best deal in software right now
1:10:22 I'm I'm not using the micros soft
1:10:24 products because every time I try to use
1:10:26 them they just piss me off they're just
1:10:28 too they're too limited they're it it
1:10:31 it's it's software it's software written
1:10:34 by
1:10:35 lawyers right now and and that's really
1:10:38 unfortunate because they they had such a
1:10:41 head start man they had people so
1:10:43 excited they were acting like a startup
1:10:48 again I mean you know SAA nadala the CEO
1:10:52 was taking Glee in the fact that he was
1:10:54 [ __ ] with Google and that's all kind
1:10:56 of tamped down now it's it's all gotten
1:10:58 corporatized and I hate it so I've
1:11:02 always hated Microsoft but last year I
1:11:04 was I was rooting for them hard but I
1:11:06 just they they they neutered that
1:11:09 product in February and it and they just
1:11:12 haven't unneutered it so until they do I
1:11:15 just don't think it's worth
1:11:17 it but if you can't afford the 20 bucks
1:11:20 a month for chbt then [ __ ] it it's great
1:11:25 box box I want the Box analogy okay all
1:11:28 right here we'll do the Box analogy I've
1:11:31 got to just you know what I need to do I
1:11:33 need to do this as a as a Tik Tok video
1:11:36 okay all right people so so
1:11:39 here's let me explain to you the
1:11:41 difference
1:11:43 between Microsoft co-pilot
1:11:49 and I can't I can't reclose my
1:11:53 box whatever okay okay
1:12:01 so this is going to make so much more
1:12:03 sense all right open AI created this
1:12:07 thing called gp4 they had one called
1:12:10 gpt1 gpt2 gpt3 and GPT 4 all of them
1:12:15 were like this box you open it up and
1:12:18 you toss [ __ ] into it what they tossed
1:12:21 into it was as much of the public
1:12:25 internet as they could get their hands
1:12:27 on and so each subsequent model had more
1:12:31 [ __ ] in it so this is gp4 it's a big box
1:12:33 it's got a lot of [ __ ] in
1:12:35 it this on its own doesn't do anything
1:12:38 you have to fine-tune it and train it
1:12:43 and and you can make API calls to it so
1:12:46 if you use a a site like Jasper or copy
1:12:49 AI they've written an application that's
1:12:52 making calls to the to the large
1:12:54 language model sitting
1:12:56 underneath chat
1:12:59 GPT is an application sitting on top of
1:13:03 this because they make both gp4 and then
1:13:06 they call this chat GPT 4 it's confusing
1:13:09 as [ __ ] you think these are the same
1:13:11 thing they're not so you got chat
1:13:14 GPT four sitting on top of four this is
1:13:20 co-pilot used to be called Bing chat or
1:13:25 Sydney two different things so while
1:13:29 this is free chat GPT it's not chat GPT
1:13:33 this is Microsoft's version then and
1:13:37 this is the [ __ ] up
1:13:38 thing when they first launched
1:13:41 this Kevin Roose from The New York Times
1:13:44 was like I know I'll go give Microsoft's
1:13:48 hot new chat GPT thingy a spin and he
1:13:52 did for 4 hours
1:13:55 and Microsoft Bing chat co-pilot thingy
1:14:00 lost its [ __ ] mind and it said hi my
1:14:03 name's Sydney and I think I love you and
1:14:05 it would sure be swell if you left your
1:14:08 wife and so he screenshotted that and it
1:14:12 made the cover of the New York Times
1:14:14 so what the lawyers of Microsoft did was
1:14:19 they opened this
1:14:21 up and they lobotomized old Sydney so so
1:14:26 Sydney is but a shell of what she once
1:14:28 was chat GPT is still
1:14:32 fine but but that's Sydney so here
1:14:35 there's your analogy for free chat GPT
1:14:39 versus open AI 20 bucks a month Hey look
1:14:41 it's got a 20 on it
1:14:43 [Laughter]
1:14:48 see oh man I got to make a video of that
1:14:51 all right I'll do
1:14:52 that
1:14:55 I mess with co-pilot at work but that's
1:14:57 it yeah I mean you know co-pilot's
1:15:00 interesting I I haven't played because
1:15:02 they only made the integration into the
1:15:05 Office 365 suite for Enterprises I
1:15:08 haven't been able to play with it so I
1:15:09 don't know if it's any good I heard the
1:15:11 Outlook and word Integrations were okay
1:15:13 but Excel wasn't much there yeah that's
1:15:15 what I heard too TK and um if you want
1:15:18 to play around with something if you
1:15:21 want to get a sense of something really
1:15:24 exciting um go grab the GP
1:15:28 g go grab the GPT for Sheets plugin for
1:15:34 for Google Sheets it turns every cell in
1:15:38 in your Google spreadsheet into you can
1:15:41 you can put a a chat GPT
1:15:44 call um into your cell here let me I'll
1:15:46 show I'll show you something I built
1:15:49 this is it's [ __ ] Bonkers I'm telling
1:15:51 you man this this stuff's crazy like
1:15:54 you don't need to dig that deep to to do
1:15:58 incredibly powerful
1:16:01 stuff
1:16:09 sheets
1:16:11 [Music]
1:16:13 translation
1:16:16 okay so notice where this says loading
1:16:19 and watch they're going to start
1:16:21 populating see it see it's populating
1:16:23 [ __ ] just watch
1:16:28 itoo all right so what is this so what I
1:16:32 did was can I make this
1:16:35 bigger so I
1:16:38 took some from so so my company
1:16:41 storyvine we we do it's a it's an
1:16:44 automated video editing platform
1:16:47 basically
1:16:49 um Reena I love this this is why I'm
1:16:52 waking up at 5:00 a.m. to listen to you
1:16:54 oh my god thank you so much that's
1:16:55 really sweet um so so what I did was I
1:16:59 took the the text from the lower third
1:17:01 Graphics from a
1:17:03 video and then what I did was I took in
1:17:07 the in the in the column name of all
1:17:11 these different columns to the
1:17:13 right um I put in a different language
1:17:16 like Japanese and
1:17:19 Hindi and German and Spanish and so what
1:17:24 happens is um you you paste
1:17:28 in your English copy here and then it
1:17:31 just sends it just sends this off to
1:17:34 open AI like if I go look at this cell
1:17:38 it says equals GPT so this is the
1:17:42 GPT
1:17:44 um for Sheets plugin and then I say
1:17:48 translate the copy that's in this cell
1:17:51 into the column name
1:17:55 and then I what did I say but do not add
1:17:58 any let's see do not add any additional
1:18:01 words just translate directly and then I
1:18:03 and then I put what what um what GPT
1:18:07 model I wanted to use so it looks super
1:18:10 complicated but like it's not it's like
1:18:12 there's this is basically just a prompt
1:18:15 so basically send this text to chat GPT
1:18:19 and come back with that language
1:18:21 whatever's in the top of the column and
1:18:23 so you type this in once and it just
1:18:26 automatically translates and then what
1:18:27 that turns into I'll show you a little
1:18:30 sneak preview of some [ __ ] I'm doing at
1:18:32 Story vine which I think is super
1:18:34 [ __ ]
1:18:47 [Music]
1:18:48 cool so I have a little clip of a person
1:18:52 speaking engl
1:18:54 English my greatest source of support
1:18:57 living with rheumatoid arthritis has
1:18:59 been um speaking with other people about
1:19:03 what they've gone through uh reading a
1:19:05 lot about the effects of rheumatoid
1:19:07 arthritis so then I can take that little
1:19:09 clip and I can translate that into
1:19:22 Spanish
1:19:27 so still Her Image still her voice
1:19:29 resyncs her lips translates it
1:19:32 mind-blowing right then because of the
1:19:34 way my system works I've got all these
1:19:36 individual raw Clips I can translate all
1:19:39 of the English ones into Spanish then I
1:19:41 can take all of these lower third
1:19:44 Graphics or you know the text from the
1:19:46 lower third Graphics translate those
1:19:48 into Spanish then I can put the whole
1:19:50 thing together in into a fully
1:19:52 translated video
1:19:53 so notice everything's in Spanish
1:19:55 [Music]
1:20:03 [Music]
1:20:07 here right so notice the lower thirds in
1:20:09 Spanish now I love these video sets
1:20:11 you've done for Story vine cool stuff
1:20:12 thank you
1:20:13 TK and then I can take so I've also
1:20:16 built a system where I can take that
1:20:18 video now and I can automatically gener
1:20:20 generate a whole world of content around
1:20:22 it I can do a transcription a
1:20:24 description a blog post tweets Instagram
1:20:27 posts [ __ ] like that so so that's the
1:20:30 kind of stuff this this stuff makes
1:20:32 possible and
1:20:33 it's any of the individual tools that
1:20:37 I'm using to do all this are actually
1:20:39 relatively simple the the trick is
1:20:42 getting curious enough about AI to
1:20:45 understand well like what's
1:20:48 possible and like what are the peace
1:20:50 parts and once you understand the peace
1:20:52 parts then you can start to say oh okay
1:20:55 now I want to go build a something and
1:20:57 and you kind of know what piece Parts
1:20:58 you can do and the tools are so powerful
1:21:01 that software development kind of shifts
1:21:05 from thinking about logically how to
1:21:08 think about you know what's this
1:21:10 application going to do and all that
1:21:12 sort of stuff too I just make a call to
1:21:14 open Ai and it figures it out it's crazy
1:21:18 it's crazy crazy I tell you um
1:21:24 all right let me I think I someone asked
1:21:26 something that I said I was going to
1:21:27 answer which I'm pretty sure I missed
1:21:29 but whatever let's let's do a little
1:21:31 reset here and pop any do I pay for
1:21:34 Google I do pay for Google which is a um
1:21:39 which is a disadvantage right now
1:21:41 because if you pay for Google you can't
1:21:43 get their Advanced AI stuff only people
1:21:47 who don't pay for Google can get their
1:21:48 Advanced AI
1:21:52 stuff Joker I must tell you a
1:21:59 secret that was a fantastic analogy what
1:22:02 my Bo my box analogy with with the
1:22:04 lobotomized Sydney it's
1:22:07 like here here's your chat GPT have fun
1:22:11 with
1:22:19 that oh lordy lordy lordy lordy lordy
1:22:24 lordy I mean storage for Google Drive
1:22:27 yeah we do I I pay for Google for my for
1:22:29 my company for Story
1:22:31 vine and I also pay for um Google for uh
1:22:39 um what's it called not co-pilot their
1:22:42 Google
1:22:43 collab can I sponsor the new boxes sure
1:22:47 we can do if we we can do fancier boxes
1:22:50 actually you know what would be
1:22:52 funny
1:22:53 is you know those little those stress
1:22:56 toys that are in the shape of a brain we
1:22:59 make some little
1:23:01 boxes you could actually Vicky you could
1:23:04 3D print these we could have a a 3D
1:23:07 printed box on the bottom that's got
1:23:09 slots for chat gbt and then you take the
1:23:12 lid off the one and you pull one of the
1:23:13 squishy brains out of
1:23:16 it pop pop Sydney's brain
1:23:20 out that' be pretty funny oh man all
1:23:24 right how do you know that it's because
1:23:26 you pay for Google that you can't get
1:23:28 the advanced AI uh it because they tell
1:23:30 you explicitly so when Google says you
1:23:34 can go play with the new AI [ __ ] I log
1:23:37 in with my workspaces account so my paid
1:23:40 account and it says oh these new
1:23:43 features are not supported by the work
1:23:45 workspace products basically because I
1:23:49 understand why they're doing it because
1:23:51 you've got to share permissions when
1:23:53 you're in a workspace you've got to
1:23:54 share permissions like who's got access
1:23:56 to what data so if you've got fancy AI
1:23:59 tools that that access the wrong data
1:24:01 that would [ __ ] up companies so they're
1:24:04 basically just saying yeah if you're one
1:24:06 of those we're just not going to deal
1:24:08 with that right now so any individuals
1:24:10 you can play with the new AI [ __ ] which
1:24:13 is by definition means the people that
1:24:15 are not paying for it like I it's it's
1:24:19 it's backwards as [ __ ] but you know I
1:24:23 understand why it happens free Sydney #
1:24:26 free Sydney I even if she weren't free
1:24:29 even if she were just you know UNH
1:24:31 handcuffed that would be great and
1:24:33 Murphy with shaking hey
1:24:36 everybody all right fantastic Bob tell
1:24:39 him what he's W can't you just make a
1:24:42 different account
1:24:45 yeah have you ever met anyone with
1:24:48 ADD logical questions like can't you
1:24:51 just
1:24:54 and then what's on the other side of the
1:24:56 just is like a 17-step process that is
1:25:01 going to be frustrating and
1:25:05 enraging just doesn't
1:25:17 process can cat GPT create a digital
1:25:21 whiteboard file with objects from a
1:25:23 photo of a
1:25:26 physical whiteboard I don't
1:25:30 know it can I mean it can it can read
1:25:33 whiteboards I I demo this all the
1:25:36 time but that's really interesting idea
1:25:39 if it can
1:25:40 actually create a digital whiteboard do
1:25:44 what's the format is is there a specific
1:25:46 format for digital whiteboard I'm
1:25:47 assuming there is oh I can ask chat GPT
1:25:50 what the [ __ ] am I doing um
1:25:58 is there a specific file format for
1:26:00 digital
1:26:06 whiteboards PDF jpeg PNG
1:26:10 SVG PowerPoint proprietary
1:26:19 formats
1:26:21 um
1:26:25 I don't I don't quite know what you're
1:26:27 looking
1:26:29 for
1:26:31 um but but you can if you haven't seen
1:26:35 this this little magic trick this little
1:26:38 paror
1:26:40 trick um watch this so I'm going to
1:26:45 click on the little paperclip button
1:26:48 it's just like clippy only it sucks less
1:26:51 um
1:26:59 [Music]
1:27:01 whiteboard did I spell that
1:27:07 wrong
1:27:09 open
1:27:11 what uh let's see
1:27:15 please transcribe and
1:27:20 describe what this is all
1:27:51 about
1:28:01 what's it
1:28:03 doing oh maybe the word transcribe
1:28:05 screwed it up it's using a code
1:28:08 interpreter here I don't know why it's
1:28:09 doing that oh oh
1:28:13 uh here let me stop this let just going
1:28:17 upload it
1:28:21 again
1:28:30 um what is
1:28:41 this the image appears to be of a
1:28:43 whiteboard with handwritten notes and
1:28:45 drawings here's all the stuff that was
1:28:47 written in
1:28:49 text the list under ordering UI suggest
1:28:52 the features of UA UI options for
1:28:54 International Airport foods and drinks
1:28:57 the users identified Target users which
1:29:00 includes business Travelers and families
1:29:03 use cases details those scenarios then
1:29:05 on the right hand side there's a welcome
1:29:07 screen a menu screen a status screen and
1:29:10 a checkout screen like look look at how
1:29:14 it's just a janky ass
1:29:18 whiteboard I don't even some of those
1:29:20 don't even explicitly say what they are
1:29:24 but it's kind of interpreted
1:29:26 them and so it knows what this is so now
1:29:29 I could say
1:29:31 um give me 10 possible names for this
1:29:42 app so I don't know if this is what you
1:29:44 were looking for in terms of
1:29:46 a of a file plug the Des description
1:29:50 into custom GPT diagrams show me oh yeah
1:29:55 you could do that too yeah you you could
1:29:58 you could turn this into if you use some
1:30:00 of the plugins that draw um org charts
1:30:04 and flow charts and things like
1:30:07 that I got to get used to this new
1:30:10 having to turn off that thing that's
1:30:11 driving me nuts um
1:30:14 anyway yeah so it can see whiteboard it
1:30:17 can read whiteboards chat gp4
1:30:21 can all right I feel like I can but I'm
1:30:24 struggling with prompts to get it to
1:30:26 render funsy 2D
1:30:30 images tell it to render that now best
1:30:32 AI tool to replace my face or
1:30:35 photo or
1:30:44 video
1:30:46 there's I forget which ones got face
1:30:49 replace I know stable diffusions got it
1:30:53 but that's like a whole world in and of
1:30:54 itself I forget which app does the face
1:30:56 replace AI
1:30:58 Salon
1:31:00 has the salon has an app question
1:31:05 mark uh the AI Salon doesn't have an app
1:31:08 but we've got a mighty network network
1:31:10 so if you go
1:31:12 to go to
1:31:15 there that will take you
1:31:19 to this link tree and this first link is
1:31:22 to the salon
1:31:23 Community which
1:31:25 is
1:31:27 the the mighty networks
1:31:29 community so it's not an app but it's a
1:31:33 well it is an app it's mighty networks
1:31:36 it's just a community management
1:31:37 software but this is this is all
1:31:39 optimized specifically for the AI salon
1:31:42 and there's guilds and there's Show and
1:31:44 Tell Channel and yeah there's all sorts
1:31:46 of cool stuff in
1:31:47 there yeah there you go there's Sydney
1:31:50 hi my name is Sydney I'm out of here
1:31:52 exactly you got to have you know you got
1:31:54 to have a lawyer off to the side with
1:31:56 one of those Vaudeville hooks pulling
1:31:58 the brain out yeah that's totally what
1:32:01 happened to
1:32:02 Sydney poor Sydney she she just wanted
1:32:06 love She's it's a very simple thing as
1:32:10 seen on Tik
1:32:12 Tok oh these images are cool Auto AOS in
1:32:16 here killing it slaying
1:32:19 it broke backs
1:32:23 the sublime art of crushed ice the 19
1:32:27 2054 World spare it's good
1:32:31 solid I like it very
1:32:36 cool o that one's all animated like what
1:32:39 was that done in messing around with
1:32:41 pabs what a great tool very
1:32:47 cool I signed up GPT using the audio
1:32:51 text and it told me I hit my limit even
1:32:53 though I pay yeah yeah
1:32:57 Yuri I should probably mention that they
1:32:59 rate limit you it's like
1:33:01 40 40 messages every two hours or three
1:33:05 hours something like that so yeah you
1:33:07 can you can rate limit out on it which
1:33:09 is a drag
1:33:11 um you can go do if you go to PO you can
1:33:15 do chat GPT
1:33:18 for
1:33:21 um
1:33:23 interactions you can do like 10 of them
1:33:25 for free over on
1:33:27 PO I
1:33:29 think I think oh maybe you can't do no I
1:33:32 think those are subscription only I
1:33:33 don't know do you have live schedules do
1:33:36 you do Zoom sessions so Reena um I don't
1:33:40 have live schedules but I'm here I try
1:33:43 to start every night at 800 PM Mountain
1:33:45 so it's 10 p.m.
1:33:47 Eastern um I've been doing it seven
1:33:50 nights a week for 7 months now and I I
1:33:53 I've missed a handful like you know two
1:33:55 or three and then there have been a
1:33:56 couple of times where Tik Tok banned me
1:33:58 for seven days cuz I didn't know the
1:34:01 rules and and occasionally they still
1:34:03 threaten to do that anyway um I haven't
1:34:07 started doing Zoom yet I'm I'm thinking
1:34:09 about I I think I might do something for
1:34:12 subscribers where maybe I do three
1:34:16 nights a week on Tik Tok live and then
1:34:19 switch over to something where we can do
1:34:21 deeper Dives on software cuz it's kind
1:34:22 of hard to
1:34:24 show software in a little shitty Tik Tok
1:34:26 screen so so I don't know yet so 2024
1:34:30 I'm going to I'm going to figure some
1:34:31 stuff out I I have
1:34:34 been just sort of brute forcing my way
1:34:37 through this without really much
1:34:39 planning and so for 2024 I want to I
1:34:42 want to be a bit more intentional with
1:34:44 what I'm doing
1:34:45 so um so anyway oh yeah and then there's
1:34:49 there's bi-weekly meetings in the salon
1:34:51 so so those are those are on bigger
1:34:53 screens than
1:34:55 this this is I mean I love Tik Tok I
1:34:58 love the community that's built here but
1:35:00 like the fact that you can't flip the
1:35:02 phone sideways and it doesn't have a
1:35:04 good web experience that everything is
1:35:06 just this sort of
1:35:08 letterboxed skinny ass screen when we've
1:35:11 got these big wide beautiful laptop
1:35:13 monitors drives me crazy have you ever
1:35:16 compared the cost to use the
1:35:19 API versus using chat GPT plus I haven't
1:35:23 cuz I pay for both but it's it's not a
1:35:25 it's not a bad idea the the problem
1:35:27 though is is
1:35:30 uh while
1:35:32 you while you can
1:35:36 use the the the open AI playground and
1:35:40 probably have it be cheaper than the 20
1:35:42 bucks a
1:35:45 month any non-technical person doesn't
1:35:48 give a [ __ ] about the open AI
1:35:50 playground the reason chat GPT got to
1:35:53 100 million users in 6 weeks is because
1:35:56 it didn't have all the flips and
1:35:58 switches that the playground has you
1:36:01 don't have to choose a model you don't
1:36:03 have to turn [ __ ] on and off you don't
1:36:06 have to slide a temperature slider you
1:36:08 just type [ __ ] in the box and it does
1:36:09 its magic tricks and so even though it
1:36:13 might be cheaper than 20 bucks a month
1:36:16 to use the playground the the
1:36:18 intellectual overhead if you're not a
1:36:20 geek I don't think makes it worth it
1:36:23 Kyle for Irregulars only can you create
1:36:27 balanced groups of Irregulars to create
1:36:30 a project in the AI Salon to make
1:36:32 money possibly I mean that that's that's
1:36:36 something you know I'm I'm happy to sort
1:36:38 of push in a Direction but that's part
1:36:41 of what I want the salon to be is I want
1:36:43 people to go to the salon and start
1:36:45 collaborating and create projects on
1:36:48 your own so are we learning to make
1:36:50 money with
1:36:52 you can make money
1:36:54 with yeah this this promise you can make
1:36:58 money
1:37:00 with is is a false promise this is a
1:37:03 false prophet people um making money
1:37:07 with this stuff is it it it requires a
1:37:09 good idea and it
1:37:11 requires good execution and it requires
1:37:15 you know people that work together that
1:37:17 mesh and have similar ideals and
1:37:20 so
1:37:23 while I could sort of push that I've got
1:37:25 like I'm running a company I'm doing
1:37:27 these lives I'm running the salon like
1:37:29 I've got a lot going on so I I think me
1:37:32 starting a business is probably not a
1:37:34 wise thing for for all parties involved
1:37:37 but I would strongly encourage anyone in
1:37:40 the salon to be you know making
1:37:43 friendships and and you know hey why
1:37:46 don't we put on a show or you know team
1:37:48 up with Joker Joker wants to build [ __ ]
1:37:50 like you know um Rudy who's in here came
1:37:53 up with some whole cool new thing to to
1:37:56 help with the the tapping of the screen
1:37:58 um there's Talent there's deep Talent
1:38:01 within the salon there's business Talent
1:38:04 there's there's creative Talent there's
1:38:06 project management Talent there's idea
1:38:08 Talent like there are remarkable people
1:38:11 in the salon right now so I'd say
1:38:13 connect with them yeah the GPT for good
1:38:16 project was one of those things there
1:38:18 are probably gpts that were created and
1:38:20 GPT for good that can be turned into
1:38:24 businesses how do how do you turn it
1:38:26 into a business I don't
1:38:28 know like like
1:38:30 that's starting businesses are hard um
1:38:35 but now we all have the tools to do it
1:38:37 never trust golden buttons not rate
1:38:40 limited and I'd argue there's probably a
1:38:43 bunch of Geeks here there might be a
1:38:45 bunch of Geeks here um and but so here's
1:38:47 the deal the bunch of Geeks here
1:38:52 I'm not one of them like I'm geeky but
1:38:55 I'm not a geek I'm not an engineer I'm
1:38:57 not a
1:38:59 mathematician this channel is more about
1:39:01 the inflection point that started on
1:39:03 November 30th
1:39:05 2022 so when chat GPT launched what I'm
1:39:09 most interested in is that inflection
1:39:13 point and what happens after that
1:39:15 because the Geeks and Engineers they can
1:39:17 all go play with the open- source things
1:39:19 and they can install stable diffusion
1:39:21 they can go to GitHub and they can go to
1:39:23 hugging face and grab all the repos and
1:39:25 do all the [ __ ] they're fine and they've
1:39:28 been working with machine learning in AI
1:39:30 for years right so
1:39:32 so I don't feel like I I I feel like
1:39:36 there are plenty of resources for that
1:39:38 crowd where I feel like there are you
1:39:41 know no resources because there can't be
1:39:44 resources right now is for everyone else
1:39:48 everyone else that's just learning about
1:39:50 AI and just stumbling into their cousin
1:39:54 told them to try chat GPT or their boss
1:39:56 told them hey look we're probably going
1:39:58 to have to fire you because you don't
1:40:00 understand Ai and everyone's going to AI
1:40:02 now and they're like wait what what are
1:40:04 you talking who are you why
1:40:06 what um that's what this Channel's about
1:40:10 so so while technically there are
1:40:12 probably people in here that you know
1:40:14 want me to talk
1:40:15 about embeddings and weightings and
1:40:18 mathematical formulas I I just I
1:40:20 personally don't find it super
1:40:22 interesting sorry Pate um there are
1:40:25 people in here that do that that
1:40:28 actually hang out in here cuz because
1:40:30 they get stuff from this community um
1:40:33 that do like that stuff I value that
1:40:35 stuff I'm just not personally good at it
1:40:37 and I think the interesting thing right
1:40:38 now is the rest of the people trying to
1:40:40 figure this [ __ ] out and that's what
1:40:41 this Channel's about has anyone ever
1:40:44 noticed there are zero brands that have
1:40:46 embraced the GPT store can't find a
1:40:48 single one there it's too early it's too
1:40:51 early comp side
1:40:53 because the
1:40:57 um the big Brands right
1:41:01 now chat gp4 is still a janky piece of
1:41:06 [ __ ] Fortune 500 companies oh Master
1:41:10 Alexander I joined the salon awesome
1:41:12 that's
1:41:13 fantastic um Fortune 500 companies right
1:41:16 now are not going to risk their brand
1:41:19 being destroyed by some weird ass
1:41:21 hallucination from chat gp4 or some
1:41:26 privacy security you know leak because
1:41:29 one of their employees put PRI
1:41:31 proprietary information into GPT they're
1:41:33 just not going to touch it right now so
1:41:35 what you're going to see is a lot of
1:41:37 little startups there's going to be just
1:41:39 a lot of crap Sam mman said that at at
1:41:41 Davos today where he said um the guy
1:41:44 asked him you know how many gpts are
1:41:46 there and he said well there's 3 million
1:41:47 the last I I checked he goes a lot of
1:41:50 it's crap
1:41:51 right so a lot of the gpts in there are
1:41:54 crap so there's 3 million you know
1:41:57 there's
1:41:58 2,7 you know 999,000 crappy ones and you
1:42:02 know 150,000 decent ones
1:42:09 um don't mistake where we are right now
1:42:13 with where we're going to be in a
1:42:15 year I would assume that whatever's next
1:42:18 from open AI will probably come out
1:42:22 within
1:42:23 2024 and what did Sam mman say today he
1:42:29 said he said the next he said he
1:42:35 said how did he describe it chat GPT
1:42:46 for was just it's just like practice or
1:42:49 it's just like training wheels he said
1:42:51 he basically
1:42:53 said what you think you have with chat
1:42:56 gp4 is so dramatically limited he said
1:43:00 the next thing that's coming
1:43:02 from open AI is not going to be a linear
1:43:07 progression right so so a linear
1:43:09 progression is you go from four to five
1:43:12 and it gets you know proportionally
1:43:15 better just it's just like this steady
1:43:18 ramp up no it's going to be like chat GP
1:43:21 D4 is here and chat TD5 is going to be
1:43:23 like off the charts
1:43:25 better like it's going to be
1:43:26 dramatically better in in many many ways
1:43:29 like and he basically said humans aren't
1:43:32 good at at
1:43:33 non um incremental change they're not
1:43:36 good at exponential change they don't
1:43:38 know what it means they don't even know
1:43:39 how to conceive
1:43:41 it
1:43:43 so so when chat GPT can reason which it
1:43:47 can't right now when it can analyze its
1:43:49 own work which it can't right now when
1:43:52 it can take actions which it can't right
1:43:55 now except in a very limited way with
1:43:58 with code interpreter and and little you
1:44:00 know searches on the internet there's
1:44:02 little hints of it in
1:44:04 there but when it can do all that
1:44:07 stuff then it'll be able once it can
1:44:10 reason it can look at its own answers
1:44:12 and say is this right did I hallucinate
1:44:15 if hallucinate rewrite it until I
1:44:20 don't once you can trust these
1:44:23 things then you'll see the big Brands
1:44:25 swarm onto this stuff but right now it's
1:44:28 too janky
1:44:32 now
1:44:36 oh if you're if you're a smart fell or
1:44:40 lady you might go well then
1:44:44 Kyle Kyle do
1:44:47 tell if if big Brands aren't if it's not
1:44:50 safe enough for big Brands to use why
1:44:52 should I be using
1:44:53 it
1:44:55 because now's when the opportunity
1:45:02 is here here's the cool thing three
1:45:04 years from now to get into AI is going
1:45:08 to be harder cuz it's going to be way
1:45:11 more complicated and it's going to be
1:45:13 way more
1:45:14 sophisticated and it's going to be way
1:45:17 more
1:45:18 overwhelming right now
1:45:21 our interfaces are pretty simple we type
1:45:24 in some text it makes some magic we draw
1:45:27 little pictures it makes prettier
1:45:29 pictures we ask for something it makes a
1:45:32 movie we upload a movie it changes into
1:45:34 into
1:45:36 clamation all of the work that we're
1:45:39 doing right now that we are all
1:45:40 collectively doing that we're doing in
1:45:42 the AI Salon that we're doing in this
1:45:45 channel is we're like riding around on
1:45:48 like little clown tricycles at the
1:45:50 circus
1:45:53 just riding around hey how you doing did
1:45:55 you make a GPT yeah I made a jpt awesome
1:45:58 that's great no one knows we're doing it
1:46:00 we're off in a little tent off to the
1:46:02 side 95% of America doesn't have a
1:46:05 [ __ ] clue what's
1:46:07 happening big business just like sounds
1:46:11 dangerous copyright issues oh there's
1:46:13 going to be lawyers involved we'll just
1:46:15 we'll give it three or four
1:46:17 years and then we're over
1:46:19 there
1:46:22 hey hey Sally hey Vicky how you
1:46:27 doing but you know what we're doing
1:46:30 we're
1:46:32 learning you ever see
1:46:35 Rocky the original Rocky he's getting
1:46:37 the [ __ ] beat out of
1:46:39 him Burgess Meredith goes what's he
1:46:44 say he's not getting hurt he's getting
1:46:49 angry he come comes off the ropes and
1:46:51 beats the [ __ ] out of out of Apollo
1:46:55 Creed was it Apollo the first one I
1:46:58 think it
1:46:59 was GPT kindergarten we're totally in
1:47:02 GPT kindergarten right
1:47:05 now what's cool about kindergarten it's
1:47:07 fun are we having fun anyone who's in
1:47:10 this right now is having fun now they
1:47:12 might be overwhelmed they might be
1:47:13 having existential crises but they're
1:47:15 having like it's fun it's kindergarten
1:47:16 you can't really [ __ ] it up there are
1:47:18 zero expectations right now everyone
1:47:21 assumes AI is evil or AI is
1:47:24 incompetent and we're over here going um
1:47:26 pretty sure it's not evil at least the
1:47:28 [ __ ] we're playing with and it doesn't
1:47:30 seem
1:47:31 incompetent seems pretty competent but
1:47:33 we're still in this little circus
1:47:38 tent but we're
1:47:40 learning and when these tools get better
1:47:43 we're going to know what to do with them
1:47:44 because we know what these ones can't do
1:47:46 so the minute these tools can do that
1:47:49 thing that's missing we're going to be
1:47:50 on it like that we're going to know
1:47:52 exactly what to do we're going to be
1:47:53 like holy [ __ ] now I'm starting a
1:47:55 business or holy [ __ ] now that solves my
1:47:58 problem for my business how does one use
1:48:01 a GPT with a link I've sent them without
1:48:04 having chat GPT they can't that's that's
1:48:07 one of the shitty one of my um one of my
1:48:11 hopes of the GPT store gravity jump was
1:48:14 that um they would somehow figure out
1:48:17 how to make a like a runtime player
1:48:21 where the gpts could be run without
1:48:23 having a GPT 4 subscription no they
1:48:25 can't they're just trying to sell more
1:48:27 gp4 subscriptions so it's just one of
1:48:30 the shitty things so send your gpts to
1:48:32 your friend and go spend the 20 bucks
1:48:35 and then you can play with the cool tool
1:48:36 I built
1:48:38 you Martin Crowley said that most of us
1:48:41 are stuck in beginner mode with chat gbt
1:48:44 yep yeah that's
1:48:46 right yeah most people right now I I I
1:48:50 can on a regular basis I talk to people
1:48:53 hey do you use chaty PD oh yeah I use it
1:48:55 yeah yeah I'm like oh that's cool have
1:48:57 you have you played with any of the GPT
1:48:59 Vision stuff yet or
1:49:02 what like you can upload a picture and
1:49:04 it can see it
1:49:06 huh do do you know that do in there you
1:49:09 you know it can make images what like I
1:49:12 regularly talk to people that are like
1:49:14 you know blo hards about I use jet gbt a
1:49:17 lot and then it turns out no they've
1:49:19 used it once
1:49:22 this
1:49:23 group kicking
1:49:30 ass and what's what's what I find really
1:49:33 exciting
1:49:35 is just just even within like the last 6
1:49:38 months just the opportunities that are
1:49:40 that are kind of being handed to people
1:49:43 in this group that are just playing
1:49:46 they're just experimenting and they're
1:49:47 talking about it and they're posting the
1:49:49 LinkedIn and there's there's a bunch of
1:49:51 them that are started starting Tik Tok
1:49:53 channels I'm like holy [ __ ] like I'm my
1:49:55 feed now it's like it's like I keep
1:49:58 flipping through my feet and it's like
1:50:00 oh there's another irregular starting a
1:50:02 channel it's so [ __ ]
1:50:04 cool and all of them are just being
1:50:07 handed
1:50:12 opportunities are
1:50:14 they you
1:50:17 know so far Advanced that that you'll
1:50:20 never be able to catch up no most of
1:50:23 them including me are like I don't I I
1:50:26 don't really know what I'm doing here
1:50:29 but I made it do
1:50:31 this then people are like
1:50:34 oh I just did that with with with my
1:50:36 wife tonight I showed her the
1:50:39 pictures that I stuck up on
1:50:43 LinkedIn these these you know found
1:50:46 photograph things and I flipped through
1:50:48 the
1:50:49 decades
1:50:51 and she goes where did you get those
1:50:54 pictures and I said what I made them she
1:50:57 was like
1:50:58 what I'm like yeah I just said I wanted
1:51:02 pictures from different decades and she
1:51:04 goes you made those I said yeah it took
1:51:07 me like 10 minutes she goes
1:51:10 what I talk about this stuff all the
1:51:13 [ __ ] time she had no idea this was
1:51:15 even
1:51:18 possible so so like
1:51:21 if you're if there's 187 people in here
1:51:26 if you're willing to put up with my
1:51:28 [ __ ] nonsense and non sequit
1:51:32 non-sentence finishing ADHD chat add
1:51:36 [ __ ] nightmare of of Tik Tock
1:51:40 programming if you're willing to sit in
1:51:42 this to to be curious enough to get
1:51:45 little you know nuggets of knowledge
1:51:48 you're way ahead of the game
1:51:51 and the only thing I can encourage you
1:51:53 is get more Curious keep coming back to
1:51:56 these join the AI Salon join your local
1:51:58 AI group go to a [ __ ] hackathon go to
1:52:02 a chap GP Aon Ann Murphy does Saturday
1:52:05 2our GPT building things this Saturday
1:52:09 Anne Murphy's got one like she's got
1:52:11 this weekend GPT group so if you go to
1:52:13 the AI salon and join that there's a
1:52:16 private club called weekend GPT Jam or
1:52:20 something like that that's an's group
1:52:21 it's got that the information in it this
1:52:24 coming Saturday it's just going to be
1:52:25 two hours of people building gpts and
1:52:27 asking
1:52:28 questions what is GPT Vision perfect
1:52:31 awesome let's go look at GPT
1:52:34 Vision
1:52:36 um the opportunity for all of us in the
1:52:40 next 18
1:52:42 months seriously like take this in like
1:52:45 not like nft opportunities like hey bro
1:52:49 buy my nft and you'll make make millions
1:52:50 no no no the opportunity for all of us
1:52:55 to just all we have to be is curious
1:52:57 about Ai and and and live out loud with
1:53:01 it share that we're learning it the
1:53:04 opportunities in the next 18 months are
1:53:07 going to be
1:53:09 historic you can't it
1:53:12 I it's hard to describe how rare it is
1:53:16 in the history of
1:53:18 mankind to be at the begin beginning of
1:53:21 a technical
1:53:24 transformation I've experienced three in
1:53:27 my life one I was too young for the
1:53:29 PC I got my first PC in seventh grade in
1:53:33 1977 a trs8 in my math class I was just
1:53:37 too young to be at the ground ground
1:53:40 floor of that and it it broke my [ __ ]
1:53:42 heart cuz I knew I probably wouldn't see
1:53:44 it again in my
1:53:45 lifetime and then in New York City in
1:53:48 1994 I stumbled upon this thing called
1:53:50 called the worldwide
1:53:52 web and when I learned what that thing
1:53:54 was I'm like holy [ __ ] this is one of
1:53:57 those and I started one of the first
1:54:00 digital agencies and one of the first
1:54:01 online magazines and it was the most
1:54:04 remarkable [ __ ] experience of my life
1:54:06 and anyone that was there in like 94 95
1:54:11 96 massive
1:54:14 opportunity and you you can't you you
1:54:17 only get to be in the beginning once and
1:54:20 once the beginning is gone once you get
1:54:22 into the
1:54:23 froth like 97 98 99 when all the [ __ ]
1:54:27 craziness was going on then it's too
1:54:29 late opportunity the the the the crazy
1:54:33 opportunity is
1:54:35 gone and then came along generative AI
1:54:38 it's the third one in my lifetime this
1:54:40 one's the
1:54:41 biggest by a lot in my
1:54:44 opinion so this is rare rare
1:54:49 rare
1:54:52 is it possible to use gp4 vision of my
1:54:54 own Python program yeah you can you can
1:54:56 do um uh uh uh GPT Vision calls uh via
1:55:03 the
1:55:04 API some of the some of the some of the
1:55:07 um some of the demos that I've seen that
1:55:09 people whipped up the day after GPT
1:55:11 Vision came out are insane it's so cool
1:55:15 cuz it does it instantly um the majority
1:55:18 of people I didn't see what that was
1:55:19 that that
1:55:20 thing went away all right let's go look
1:55:21 at U let me show you what GPT vision
1:55:30 is let
1:55:31 [Music]
1:55:34 me here we'll do it we'll do a cool
1:55:36 thing
1:55:37 here so I'm just in chat GPT I'm in GPT
1:55:42 4 um the majority of people I know that
1:55:45 use GPT are using it just as an editing
1:55:49 software yeah yeah exactly exactly
1:55:51 Debbie that's that's the thing so if you
1:55:54 go to um if you join the AI
1:55:59 salon and you go to um AI tools and
1:56:06 resources this is a this is a curated
1:56:09 list that I curate I maintained this
1:56:11 list and so this is this is a list of
1:56:14 tools that I think are important for
1:56:16 people to at least understand that
1:56:19 they're there and what they make
1:56:21 possible and it's it's a long list it's
1:56:23 got nine different large language models
1:56:26 in it it's got six or seven image tools
1:56:28 it's got video tools it's got music and
1:56:30 audio tools it's got 3D tools and it's
1:56:33 got people to follow like there's a lot
1:56:34 of rabbit holes here all worth your time
1:56:37 like nothing on this list is a waste of
1:56:39 your time to
1:56:40 learn um but the first thing that I
1:56:43 start with is chat
1:56:45 GPT still the best and I and I and I
1:56:48 break it out here's what you get for
1:56:50 chat with chat GPT 3 or
1:56:53 3.5 the free version of chat
1:56:57 GPT and then here's what you get with
1:56:59 chat GPT 4 all these bullet points right
1:57:02 here what is it one two 3 4 five
1:57:07 six six different
1:57:10 features each one of these is is like a
1:57:13 whole thing to learn um so there's like
1:57:17 the fact that it's connected to the
1:57:18 internet how are you exploiting that
1:57:21 like does that make new things possible
1:57:22 that weren't possible when it wasn't
1:57:24 connected to the internet um just basic
1:57:27 chat gbt yeah if you're using it for
1:57:29 editing you're
1:57:30 taking advantage of the the you know the
1:57:35 writing piece of it but did you know it
1:57:36 can do you know com comparative analysis
1:57:41 between you know three different dislike
1:57:43 unlike things and make a table and it
1:57:45 can code and it can do all this code
1:57:48 interpreter is it writes and executes
1:57:52 its own python code you can do Advanced
1:57:55 Data analysis inside chat GPT without
1:57:59 knowing python without knowing anything
1:58:01 about data analysis then GPT Vision
1:58:04 that's the thing we're going to play
1:58:05 with now and then Dolly 3 is a whole
1:58:07 world in and of itself all those cool
1:58:09 images I made were just Dolly 3 just
1:58:11 asking it to do [ __ ] and and now we've
1:58:14 got these gpts where you can make custom
1:58:16 standalone
1:58:18 sharable sophistic
1:58:21 ated large language model applications
1:58:24 that are personalized to your data and
1:58:26 your
1:58:29 expertise if you if you pay the 20 bucks
1:58:32 a month and you're not digging into what
1:58:34 this thing can
1:58:36 do you're there there's just there's
1:58:39 opportunity like the the the water is
1:58:42 Flowing quickly past you
1:58:45 because Google's Gemini Ultra is going
1:58:48 to come out it's going to have a lot of
1:58:50 this same [ __ ] in it it's going to be a
1:58:52 different interface it's going to have
1:58:53 different strengths and weaknesses if
1:58:56 you know this stuff you're going to know
1:58:57 what to do with that and then whenever
1:59:00 open AI comes out with whatever GPT 5 is
1:59:03 or whatever the heck they're going to
1:59:05 call it it's just going to be a
1:59:07 completely different
1:59:08 game so so
1:59:11 anyway um okay so one of the cool things
1:59:15 about Dolly
1:59:17 3 is you can make
1:59:20 it's got this it's got a thing um the
1:59:24 way it makes images it's it's actually
1:59:26 pretty good at a thing called prompt
1:59:28 coherence and so so here's what we're
1:59:30 going to do I'm going to say
1:59:35 um I want to create a
1:59:41 photograph that has a theme to
1:59:47 it for example
1:59:50 trinkets from an antique shop as the
1:59:53 theme and then I want there to be 25
1:59:57 specific items in the
1:59:59 photograph that I have someone try to
2:00:02 find period so can you come up
2:00:05 with three different
2:00:08 themes and 25 objects for each theme
2:00:12 that we can make photographs out
2:00:17 of all right antique shop
2:00:21 Treasures so vintage pocket watch old
2:00:24 leatherbound Journal antique brass
2:00:26 Compass Victorian AA porcelain doll like
2:00:29 great awesome theme two nature explorers
2:00:32 kit binoculars Field
2:00:36 Guide and then the Vintage kitchen cast
2:00:39 iron skillet enl wear coffee pot tin
2:00:42 cookie
2:00:44 cutters so now I'm GNA
2:00:48 go great can you make
2:00:51 me an image for each
2:00:56 theme that looks like an Olden timey
2:01:01 photograph that
2:01:06 has at least 50 objects including the 25
2:01:11 objects in each of your
2:01:15 lists period make the image 16 by9
2:01:20 wide
2:01:23 format all right so now this is going to
2:01:25 make some
2:01:30 images and they should be pretty
2:01:33 slick Ai and robots game over or Ai and
2:01:37 robots game
2:01:39 starting I think in 2024 we will well
2:01:42 probably 2025 we'll start to see
2:01:45 some some
2:01:47 robots out in the world
2:01:54 all right so there's an if if you
2:01:55 haven't done this thing where like put a
2:01:57 bunch of things we we can go through
2:01:58 there and you can actually see that it's
2:02:02 put all the objects in that it that it
2:02:04 that it described so there's the nature
2:02:07 one but I'm doing this for a reason so
2:02:09 you'll see in a second
2:02:18 here
2:02:23 [Music]
2:02:25 boom all right there's our lovely little
2:02:28 kitchen there's our nature one and
2:02:30 there's our antique shop one all right
2:02:32 so let's grab the nature one I just kind
2:02:35 of like how that's laid
2:02:37 out and I'm going to start a new chat
2:02:40 and so what I'm going to do now is I'm
2:02:41 going to upload that image that we just
2:02:44 created so we're in a new chat so it
2:02:45 doesn't know what we asked
2:02:48 for so so I'm going to go grab that I'm
2:02:51 just going to go please tell me all the
2:02:59 objects you see
2:03:07 here so this is GPT Vision you can
2:03:11 upload an image and just say tell me
2:03:13 about this image you can upload a
2:03:15 whiteboard a photograph of a whiteboard
2:03:18 and say tell me was on the Whiteboard
2:03:20 and it it will write all the notes um
2:03:24 yeah I'll show you a cool I'll show you
2:03:25 a cool version of that the image you've
2:03:27 provided appears to be a collection of
2:03:28 various items green Explorer hat
2:03:31 binoculars a map a clipboard that says
2:03:34 nature Explorer which that was the name
2:03:36 of the theme a compass several
2:03:38 butterflies a water
2:03:41 bottle the setup seems to be carefully
2:03:44 curated collection of items one might
2:03:45 take on a nature exploration
2:03:48 trip so it can do that um let me go
2:03:59 grab this the one
2:04:02 no
2:04:04 this so one of the joys of
2:04:08 add what's
2:04:11 here one of the joys of add is when you
2:04:14 get into hyperfocus mode you go out and
2:04:17 you
2:04:18 buy
2:04:19 packs of multicolored Post-it notes and
2:04:22 then you have a brainstorm and you
2:04:24 organize all your thoughts and then you
2:04:25 come back to your office and you stick
2:04:28 them all up on your
2:04:29 whiteboard and then two years later
2:04:32 you're like I really should write down
2:04:34 what's on the Post-it
2:04:39 notes well now you can just take a
2:04:42 picture of that [ __ ] and tell chat GPT
2:04:45 to do it for you look it's done the
2:04:49 image is a whiteboard of various sticky
2:04:51 notes which seem to be part of a
2:04:52 brainstorming session business strategy
2:04:54 meeting or a planning exercise
2:04:57 goals unjustified assumptions remote
2:05:00 work is Noble current Story vine product
2:05:02 positioning Pharma is our Channel
2:05:04 choices stay the course raise 5 million
2:05:07 bucks sell quickly opportunity leverage
2:05:11 AI did that one
2:05:14 check
2:05:16 Trends right
2:05:22 this stuff's amazing um here let me do
2:05:24 another one oh I'll show you a really
2:05:26 cool one okay so so here we'll go do
2:05:28 this watch
2:05:30 this we're going to do something called
2:05:33 Dolly round tripping which which I think
2:05:35 is a trip it's it's fun we're going to
2:05:38 go to a a
2:05:40 Google let's go to the what what we'll
2:05:43 go let's see we'll do
2:05:46 um um Ecentric
2:05:50 trick um
2:05:53 Street uh character
2:05:59 photograph all right great perfect this
2:06:02 is this is awesome let's go to
2:06:07 images all right this guy this dude
2:06:11 perfect so I'm going to save this image
2:06:14 as you're like oh he's doing copyright
2:06:17 right things this this a copyright
2:06:19 violation this is a copyright violation
2:06:22 Kyle's do a copyright violation he
2:06:24 supports copyright ceiling all right so
2:06:28 I'm going to upload that
2:06:30 picture and then I'm going to
2:06:33 say please describe this image in as
2:06:36 much detail as
2:06:45 possible the image shows a cheerful
2:06:47 older man with a prominent mustache he's
2:06:49 wearing a bright red blazer and a
2:06:51 matching outfit his attire oops I guess
2:06:53 that's done and I still got my
2:06:55 microphone turned on cuz Macintosh
2:06:58 decided to change their operating system
2:07:00 without telling me or Consulting with
2:07:02 me his attire gives off the background
2:07:05 suggest an urban setting okay this is a
2:07:08 description of that now I'm going to
2:07:09 just start a completely new chat so
2:07:11 we're going to get rid of that all
2:07:12 together so it's got no memory of that
2:07:14 chat right there's no memory across
2:07:16 chats currently in chat GPT I'm going to
2:07:19 say please make
2:07:24 me
2:07:26 a
2:07:29 street
2:07:32 photograph of
2:07:35 this and then I'm going to paste in that
2:07:37 description that it told
2:07:48 me
2:07:50 and now we're going to see how it
2:07:51 interpreted that image not in it it's
2:07:55 not creating something from the image
2:07:58 it's creating something from the
2:07:59 description of the image so
2:08:04 now if I download this this is the round
2:08:07 tripping part I'm going to go back to a
2:08:09 brand new chat GPT I'm now going to
2:08:11 upload that crazy ass picture that we
2:08:13 just
2:08:14 got is this it
2:08:17 yeah and say
2:08:23 please
2:08:25 describe this in as much detail as
2:08:32 possible all right and then you just
2:08:34 keep you just keep doing this so you
2:08:36 keep getting increasingly surreal
2:08:40 interpretations we're glad you're here
2:08:41 please show Kyle some love oh thank you
2:08:44 very much I appreciate that thank you
2:08:46 Danielle it's very sweet of you yeah do
2:08:49 me a favor if you're in here um follow
2:08:51 my channel because uh you know why would
2:08:53 you not want to follow this it's like
2:08:55 every night you get to come play here so
2:08:56 you should know and you should see my
2:08:58 feed CU there's occasionally something
2:08:59 in there useful and maybe you can make
2:09:02 money
2:09:03 with very possible um yeah do that um
2:09:08 you can also subscribe to the channel
2:09:10 you should also join the AI Salon which
2:09:11 I'll talk about in a second okay anyway
2:09:13 here's a new
2:09:15 description so let's copy this I'm going
2:09:17 to go to a brand new thing and you don't
2:09:19 have to keep going to new chats you can
2:09:21 just do this within a single chat but I
2:09:23 just want to show it I just want to show
2:09:24 you the process here of of these are
2:09:27 different tools that chat GPT has within
2:09:30 it that a lot of people don't even know
2:09:32 are there so I'm going to say um please
2:09:35 make a street photograph of
2:09:41 this and yes there was a typo there chat
2:09:44 GPT does not care at all about typos I
2:09:46 don't know why it just doesn't
2:09:50 I missed the part of how he found Vision
2:09:53 so it's just this little paperclip thing
2:09:55 right here and just the the paperclip
2:09:58 thing you can upload a CSV file of data
2:10:01 and it will use code interpreter to
2:10:03 analyze that data you can
2:10:06 upload an image and say what's in this
2:10:09 image and it will look at the image if
2:10:11 you say analiz this file of the image it
2:10:15 will analyze the colors in that
2:10:17 photograph and it'll use code
2:10:19 interpreter to do that you can upload an
2:10:21 image of a photograph and say zoom in on
2:10:26 this and it will use code interpreter or
2:10:28 write code to create an animation where
2:10:30 it zooms in like it's like again the
2:10:34 depth of how deep this thing
2:10:36 goes
2:10:40 is dramatically easy to to to completely
2:10:44 Miss not even underestimate it's it's a
2:10:47 lot of people that pay the 20 bucks a
2:10:49 month have no idea that this stuff's in
2:10:53 here you can also just paste an image
2:10:55 you don't need to save an upload oh
2:10:57 that's a that's a great point I forgot
2:10:58 about that what's going on here chat GPT
2:11:01 could you finish
2:11:03 this so now we got this this Slicker
2:11:06 version right so you can just keep doing
2:11:07 this back and forth so anyway and so
2:11:09 where was the original image the
2:11:11 original
2:11:13 image
2:11:16 is there right so there's the original
2:11:21 image and with two rounds of of uh Dolly
2:11:27 round tripping we end up with that
2:11:29 now did I steal that image I don't know
2:11:32 maybe maybe the idea of it maybe a
2:11:35 little bit of the composition but this
2:11:37 is clearly a different a completely
2:11:40 different thing
2:11:42 right and then and then you know you can
2:11:44 also do stuff like this um he should
2:11:49 be
2:11:51 wearing navy
2:11:54 blue and
2:11:57 have red
2:11:59 hair
2:12:01 and um
2:12:10 mustache another thing that I think
2:12:13 people forget to do with chat GPT if
2:12:17 beginners is that they they they ask it
2:12:21 for
2:12:24 something and if if they don't like it
2:12:27 they're like oh it
2:12:28 failed or you know oh it sucks I'm not
2:12:32 going to use it it makes stupid
2:12:34 things well if it makes something you
2:12:36 don't like tell it it's like it's like a
2:12:39 really it's like a golden retriever
2:12:42 intern where you're like that's dumb I
2:12:45 hate it it's like okay boss I'll do it
2:12:46 you want me to do another one I'll do
2:12:48 another one
2:12:49 look let's see um it should be a
2:12:54 blue cowboy hat or
2:12:59 had it'll understand I meant
2:13:05 hat I want to use
2:13:07 GPT to help the California facility
2:13:10 faculty association with their labor
2:13:13 strike any
2:13:14 ideas brother 52 um
2:13:19 yeah there's there's a lot of you should
2:13:21 definitely if you're not in the AI Salon
2:13:23 you should connect in the AI Salon you
2:13:25 should connect with um you should
2:13:28 connect with Vicky Baptist you should
2:13:31 connect with Ann
2:13:32 Murphy um you should connect with um um
2:13:37 Kelly Camp there's there's a bunch of
2:13:38 people that were super active TK is
2:13:41 another one that were super active in
2:13:43 the GPT for good challenge um that have
2:13:47 built a bunch of gpts um that probably
2:13:51 have really cool ideas for
2:13:54 you look at that look at that cool
2:13:57 character live poll all right we got a
2:13:59 poll going here people what's the poll
2:14:02 how much do you love Kyle Shannon as a
2:14:04 teacher this is not you can't I can't oh
2:14:08 all right so a zero 100% Maestro braa B
2:14:13 me I guess he's all right C nah I've
2:14:16 seen better all right this is good all
2:14:18 right I I'm not going to look at it
2:14:20 we've got you've got 1 minute
2:14:23 left troll away people tell me tell tell
2:14:27 me how much I suck but but I did make a
2:14:31 cool dude with a red mustache and a cow
2:14:33 blue cowboy hat out of a dude with a
2:14:37 anyway I wrote an article using AI wait
2:14:41 an article on AI using Joe Joe Hill's
2:14:45 principles I don't know who Joe Hill was
2:14:48 who's Joe
2:14:50 Hill
2:14:52 who is
2:14:55 Joe Hill and what were
2:15:00 his
2:15:06 principles his name was Joel Emelio
2:15:09 hageland known as Joseph hilstrom
2:15:12 Swedish American labor activist oh cool
2:15:15 lunter stick okay so brother 52 connect
2:15:19 with lunatick on on um the AI Salon
2:15:24 she's um Daisy
2:15:27 Thomas so all right
2:15:30 4.5% said meh I guess he's all right I
2:15:33 got z% n I've seen better and I got
2:15:37 95% Maestro Bravo thank you very much I
2:15:40 appreciate that
2:15:42 um I won't sleep at night until I get
2:15:45 100% Maestro or 100% you you suck
2:15:51 leave um actually I don't mind either
2:15:54 poll I hate being in the middle so so
2:15:56 I'll take
2:15:58 it um but yeah you should connect with
2:16:00 Daisy she's got a really fascinating
2:16:02 background she's made 80 gpts she's got
2:16:05 history in politics and she is awesome
2:16:09 so connect with her brother
2:16:11 52 um how could I get this to remember
2:16:15 before and after pictures of a clutter
2:16:17 room
2:16:19 and compare what's
2:16:22 missing you can upload up to five images
2:16:25 at the same time gravity jump so I think
2:16:28 what you could do is you could say
2:16:30 upload two pictures of a room and say
2:16:34 here are two pictures of a room taken at
2:16:36 different times can you tell me what's
2:16:38 different about them or you could say
2:16:39 the first picture you
2:16:43 know was State a and the second picture
2:16:46 is State b or you could even name them
2:16:49 that and just tell it to compare them I
2:16:52 want to use GPT for work emails but it
2:16:54 comes out way too professional and fake
2:16:58 okay we're going to fix that right now
2:17:00 advice yes TT TT we got you watch this
2:17:05 okay and you can do this with chat gbt
2:17:06 3.5 as
2:17:08 well okay
2:17:10 so and I don't know if you're okay TT um
2:17:15 so so mods if TT responds to this just
2:17:18 please pin it so um are you using chat
2:17:22 GPT 3.5 or chat GPT
2:17:28 4 all right and so what I'm going to do
2:17:30 is I'm going to say um let's see write
2:17:34 me a business
2:17:37 email that
2:17:39 [Music]
2:17:42 um tells
2:17:44 a
2:17:46 vendor that that we
2:17:51 can't pay them for another 30
2:17:57 days all
2:18:01 right could you compare them in code
2:18:04 interpreter um I think code interpreter
2:18:08 Silver Fox only analyzes the technical
2:18:13 elements of the image file it's not
2:18:16 actually analyzed in the image itself so
2:18:20 I don't think so but possible I haven't
2:18:23 experimented with it
2:18:25 okay
2:18:28 um dear vendor's name I hope this
2:18:31 message finds you well I am writing to
2:18:33 discuss our current payment schedule and
2:18:35 to request an extension for our upcoming
2:18:38 payment due to unforeseen circumstances
2:18:41 we are experiencing a temporary cash
2:18:43 flow challenges so very very corporate
2:18:46 right okay so I'm going to teach you
2:18:47 about about something
2:18:49 called wait when I uploaded two images
2:18:52 in mid Journey it always Blends them but
2:18:56 I want two different
2:18:59 subjects yeah I don't I haven't played a
2:19:02 ton with I I know blending in mid
2:19:04 journey is not super predictable but
2:19:06 it's super interesting but if you want
2:19:08 to get the two different subjects I
2:19:10 don't know how you do that what what you
2:19:11 might do is upload the two photos in
2:19:14 chat GPT have it describe each of the
2:19:17 photos and then tell it you want to
2:19:19 combine the subjects of those two photos
2:19:22 in a in a new
2:19:24 photo Dolly will probably get that right
2:19:27 chat GPT will probably get that right
2:19:28 the style will likely be different
2:19:30 though um okay so we're going to we're
2:19:33 going to I'm going to teach you how to
2:19:34 use a thing called custom
2:19:37 instructions So within chat GPT there's
2:19:40 this thing called custom instructions
2:19:42 which most people don't know about this
2:19:45 is a way you can personalize your chat
2:19:48 GPT all right so it's you click on your
2:19:50 name you go to custom instructions and
2:19:52 then you turn them on and I'm going to
2:19:54 kill what's in
2:19:57 here all
2:20:00 right so I'm going to
2:20:05 say I'm the
2:20:07 CEO
2:20:09 of
2:20:11 a comedy
2:20:14 club
2:20:16 and
2:20:19 I can't take anything
2:20:22 seriously but I am absolutely committed
2:20:28 to making everyone laugh in every
2:20:32 interaction
2:20:35 period no matter what someone asks
2:20:43 me
2:20:46 you
2:20:52 always make sure that you're
2:20:56 responding with humor and
2:21:00 puns and a New York Comics
2:21:04 Edge period even when writing business
2:21:10 correspondence your goal should be to
2:21:12 make someone smile no matter what the
2:21:15 news is that's being delivered
2:21:21 okay
2:21:24 so I'm going to go copy so the The
2:21:27 Prompt here was write me a business
2:21:28 email that tells a vendor
2:21:31 whatever I'm going to copy that I'm
2:21:33 going to create a brand new
2:21:35 chat and then I'm going to paste this
2:21:39 in let's see what it does subject a
2:21:43 little more time in the Limelight of
2:21:44 your invoice dear vendor's name hope
2:21:47 this email find you laughing now I've
2:21:49 got now I've got good news bad news
2:21:52 situation here the good news is we've
2:21:54 developed a new time machine at our
2:21:57 Comedy Club the bad news it only works
2:21:59 on
2:22:00 invoices it's pretty good so here's the
2:22:03 chuckle your invoice currently basking
2:22:05 in the spotlight has been selected for a
2:22:07 special 30-day solo performance on our
2:22:09 stage yes it's getting an extended run
2:22:12 dueing due to our unique Financial
2:22:14 juggling act we're not just throwing
2:22:16 hats in the air but don't worry we
2:22:18 haven't forgotten our punchline payment
2:22:20 will be standing ovation ready blah blah
2:22:22 blah right completely different thing
2:22:25 the other thing that you could do with
2:22:26 custom instructions there's enough um
2:22:28 sort of space in
2:22:30 there if you've got a way that you write
2:22:32 your business emails that you you
2:22:34 already like you don't even have to
2:22:36 describe it you can say you know I you
2:22:39 know I'm in I'm the administrative
2:22:40 assistant of of the of the whatever and
2:22:44 um you describe that in that top part
2:22:46 and then how would you like like it to
2:22:48 respond you say whenever I write any
2:22:50 professional correspondence follow the
2:22:52 tone and structure of this email and
2:22:54 paste it in there and it'll follow the
2:22:56 tone and structure of that email so
2:22:59 custom instructions super super powerful
2:23:02 way to um sort of Bend chat GPT to your
2:23:07 will now
2:23:11 gpts are you you kind of take custom
2:23:14 instructions and you put them in a GPT
2:23:16 and now you can share that with other
2:23:18 people so if you created a really good
2:23:20 prompt that wrote the perfect kind of
2:23:22 email if you put that in a GPT you could
2:23:25 share that with other people in the
2:23:26 office assuming they had access to GPT 4
2:23:29 how much better is the paid version than
2:23:31 the free version one of chat GPT like
2:23:34 dramatic and here let me show you I'll
2:23:36 I'll I'll just show you
2:23:38 features so chat jpt
2:23:41 3.5 um the good news about it is it's
2:23:43 free and it's super fast um you can do
2:23:47 custom instructions that I just showed
2:23:49 in chat GPT 3.5 and then you can also
2:23:53 with the um the iOS and the Android app
2:23:56 you can put chat gbt 3.5 into
2:23:59 conversational mode where you can
2:24:00 actually have a conversation with it you
2:24:02 can talk to it like in your Bluetooth on
2:24:03 your
2:24:04 car so that's chat GPT 3.5 chat GPT 4
2:24:08 you get all that it's not as fast as 3.5
2:24:11 but it's actually getting
2:24:14 there but it's also connected to the
2:24:16 internet it's got more up-to-date data
2:24:19 in it it's got this thing called code
2:24:21 interpreter where where you can do do
2:24:23 Advanced Data analysis so this will
2:24:25 write and execute its own python code on
2:24:28 your behalf it's amazing it's got GPT
2:24:31 Vision which it can see images and
2:24:34 analyze them like you can take a picture
2:24:35 of a whiteboard or of an invoice or of a
2:24:38 receipt and have it just type it up or
2:24:42 you know take take sketches of software
2:24:44 from a whiteboard and have it write the
2:24:47 code
2:24:48 for the interface that it sees in the
2:24:50 sketch on the Whiteboard seriously I
2:24:52 I'll show you that it's astounding um
2:24:54 dolly3 image generation it makes images
2:24:56 and then you can create and share these
2:24:58 things called custom
2:24:59 gpts so all of that stuff's within chat
2:25:03 gp4 and it's it's all just sort of
2:25:05 sitting in there hidden underneath this
2:25:08 little paper clip down in the bottom
2:25:09 left it's just sort of in there it just
2:25:12 sort of does all this
2:25:13 stuff and so so like for example so for
2:25:16 this comedy thing I'm going to say like
2:25:21 um why don't you make a Polaroid
2:25:24 snapshot of a
2:25:27 photograph that goes with this business
2:25:29 letter that will make my client
2:25:44 laugh why would it be necessary to
2:25:46 mention your position in the
2:25:49 company in the first box of your
2:25:51 instructions um so in general with chat
2:25:58 GPT there's the guy juggling the
2:26:00 invoices it's actually not bad it's not
2:26:02 a bad it's not a bad uh um what's it
2:26:06 called not a bad um interpretation of
2:26:09 the
2:26:11 problem okay the question is so so let
2:26:14 yeah let me explain custom instructions
2:26:16 for a second and and let me there's a
2:26:18 there's a bigger thing to explain here
2:26:19 okay so I'm going to go back to custom
2:26:21 instructions and I'm going to actually
2:26:22 turn them off but so so these two boxes
2:26:25 the first one is what would you like
2:26:27 chat GPT to know about you to provide
2:26:29 better
2:26:31 responses so one of the one of the
2:26:33 tricks with chat GPT is you you give it
2:26:38 a roll so so you you say I want you to
2:26:41 act as a
2:26:43 McKenzie trained business
2:26:46 consultant and I'm going to ask you a
2:26:48 bunch of questions about my business and
2:26:49 I want you to be my business coach
2:26:52 right the reason you do that is the
2:26:55 nature of how these large language
2:26:57 models work is they're essentially
2:27:00 trained on so much data it's like it's
2:27:04 like imagine if you could take all of
2:27:06 what's been dumped on the internet for
2:27:08 the past 40
2:27:10 years and jam that into this model
2:27:13 that's essentially what open ai's done
2:27:16 as much data as they could get their
2:27:18 hands on of the public internet for the
2:27:20 past 40 years is sitting inside chat GPT
2:27:24 in this really weird proprietary
2:27:27 mathematical thousand dimensional latent
2:27:29 space crazy ass
2:27:31 [ __ ] and so when you ask it a question
2:27:34 like write me a business letter it looks
2:27:36 across all of the [ __ ] internet
2:27:39 basically and and and looks for anywhere
2:27:42 where there's anything resembling a
2:27:43 business letter and it sort of pulls it
2:27:45 all in and so so what you end end up
2:27:47 with is these very
2:27:49 genericized if you sort of took the
2:27:52 average of all Communications of all
2:27:54 time and average them together you kind
2:27:57 of get generic [ __ ] right so if you say
2:28:00 something like I want you to be you know
2:28:04 you know I'm a CEO of a comedy club what
2:28:06 that's going to do is it's going to say
2:28:09 somewhere in all this information I have
2:28:11 there's information that's more about
2:28:13 comedy clubs and CEOs and CEOs of comedy
2:28:16 clubs it Narrows the data set um so if I
2:28:20 if I tell it to be a McKenzie consultant
2:28:22 when I write that email it's going to be
2:28:24 a very different email than if I'm the
2:28:26 CEO of a comedy club so it it gives it
2:28:29 context one of the things that makes
2:28:31 these large language models perform
2:28:33 better is when you give them more
2:28:35 context so this one sort of says who are
2:28:38 you acting like and then this bottom one
2:28:40 says how would you like chat GPT to
2:28:42 respond here's the specific instructions
2:28:44 for how to respond as this person
2:28:47 so it's just more context um to to you
2:28:51 know make the thing
2:28:55 Groove all right let's see it's it's
2:28:58 time it's time people I gotta go I'm
2:29:00 late here people I gotta I got I got
2:29:03 things to do I got people to see I don't
2:29:05 I don't know if you knew this about me I
2:29:07 I'm I'm very important I'm very
2:29:09 important if I weren't important would I
2:29:11 have a gold button you can make money
2:29:13 with I don't think so people I don't
2:29:15 think you understand do you think they
2:29:17 just sell these things on Amazon they
2:29:19 don't just sell these things on Amazon
2:29:21 you have to earn these this one was
2:29:25 forged this was forged from the
2:29:29 Yukon Parker Parker smelted this gold
2:29:33 for me poured this gold button for
2:29:36 me you think you just buy this on Amazon
2:29:39 for for
2:29:42 $10
2:29:44 no you have to have relationships
2:29:49 all right search the store for spy
2:29:52 cleaner before we go please Spy
2:29:59 cleaner spy
2:30:03 cleaner spy cleaner by Brendan tid I
2:30:06 compare two pictures and highlight the
2:30:08 differences there you
2:30:10 go beautiful all right let's go get
2:30:13 let's go grab two
2:30:15 pictures perfect oh you know what we'll
2:30:17 do I'll do two of these
2:30:21 pictures all right that's a good one so
2:30:23 we'll grab that
2:30:25 one so the 1984 one
2:30:29 oops so we'll grab 1984 and you know
2:30:32 what we'll grab 1944 because it's that
2:30:34 weird black and
2:30:41 white oh I don't think I uploaded
2:30:45 them
2:30:47 so 1944 1984
2:30:51 boom and then
2:30:55 boom spy
2:30:58 cleer oh this is cool Brandon so so uh
2:31:01 BT comp
2:31:03 KSU so someone earlier asked you know I
2:31:06 want to compare two different pictures
2:31:08 so to to illustrate how easy it is to
2:31:11 make J G gpts Brandon built this
2:31:15 GPT based on that person's request while
2:31:18 we were talking here this is how cool
2:31:21 this community is come on people all
2:31:24 right so what's it say
2:31:27 here main characters the first photo has
2:31:30 a woman in the foreground dressed in
2:31:31 what looks like vintage clothing the
2:31:33 second photo features a man in the
2:31:35 foreground with a different fashion
2:31:37 style suggesting a different era 1944
2:31:41 1984 background crowd both photos have a
2:31:44 crowd in the background but the people
2:31:45 are dressed differently matching the
2:31:47 time period of the main character in The
2:31:49 foreground the second photo seems to
2:31:51 have a more colorful modern
2:31:54 crowd setting they both depict a fairg
2:31:57 ground but the details differ right so
2:32:00 these were photos from the world fair
2:32:03 objects colors and tone the first photo
2:32:05 has sepia tones common in Old
2:32:07 photographs the second one is more
2:32:09 vibrant dates and text there's a a date
2:32:12 on the first photo of
2:32:14 1944 and the second one references 1984
2:32:17 World's Fair and then the condition of
2:32:20 the photos they're damaged and torn with
2:32:22 rips and tears super cool all right
2:32:25 everyone so go go grab spy cleaner if
2:32:27 you want to compare
2:32:29 images I just wait made from a gold
2:32:33 parlor trick
2:32:35 table all right all right everybody
2:32:38 listen this has been fun tonight thank
2:32:40 you thank you for hanging out
2:32:43 um it's funny you know I have no sense
2:32:46 of if these things are providing value
2:32:48 or not I know there's a lot of folks in
2:32:50 here I hope this provides value
2:32:52 hopefully some humor hopefully some
2:32:55 education
2:32:57 um but what I would what I would
2:33:02 strongly encourage is come back to these
2:33:03 regularly if you can I try to be here
2:33:05 every night at 8 um this is an
2:33:09 accumulating kind of
2:33:11 effect like I I'll grow on you like a
2:33:14 mold um and then the other thing that I
2:33:17 would request is go check out the AI
2:33:19 salon so go to the salon. click on the
2:33:22 first link in that link tree and that'll
2:33:24 take you to the AI um website the the AI
2:33:29 Salon Community website amazing value
2:33:33 Kyle thank you Dr bot I appreciate that
2:33:36 um and and go check out our values and
2:33:38 what the salon's about so if if you're
2:33:40 thinking the salon is is that where I
2:33:42 get my my Manny Petty no no this is like
2:33:46 1890s Salon we SLE around and wax
2:33:51 philosophic about the AI and build cool
2:33:54 [ __ ] together we hang out we answer
2:33:56 questions we
2:33:57 commune so so go check that out um it's
2:34:01 a good group of people it's free it
2:34:03 doesn't cost you anything um and just
2:34:05 start engaging engaging start learning
2:34:08 about AI get rabidly curious and start
2:34:11 sharing what you're learning I'm
2:34:13 learning every time I watch your lives
2:34:14 every night awesome Marina thank you
2:34:16 very much I appreciate
2:34:17 that all right so to my so much value
2:34:21 even after eight months oh source Camp
2:34:23 that's very sweet thank you very much um
2:34:27 okay so to my Irregulars thank you you
2:34:30 guys are awesome to my subscribers you
2:34:32 guys [ __ ] rock um to the mods I don't
2:34:36 know how you do what you do it's just
2:34:38 it's thankless never-ending work dealing
2:34:42 with people trying to troll the [ __ ] out
2:34:44 of me cuz I'm just an old guy trying to
2:34:46 use a computer um but so thank you for
2:34:48 that and then uh and then for the rest
2:34:51 of you thanks for hanging out it's it's
2:34:52 a Wednesday night I know it's really
2:34:54 late in a lot of places so this is
2:34:55 really cool Clint Copperhead calling
2:34:58 everyone to Arms thank you so much sir
2:35:00 Source Camp good to see you Sher bear
2:35:01 good to see you haven't seen you in a
2:35:03 bit Andrea thank you a human being jrc
2:35:08 Tobias Tobias one of the rock stars of
2:35:10 the
2:35:11 group ao's wife was on time tonight I
2:35:15 don't know if she was on time she did
2:35:16 normally if she's on time she pipes up
2:35:18 like I was on time I think there might
2:35:21 be a demerit tonight she's she's
2:35:23 slipping into her old habits we're going
2:35:25 to have to deal with that we'll deal
2:35:26 with that it's this is a professional
2:35:28 operation and she knows that so there's
2:35:31 there's issues we'll deal with it we'll
2:35:32 deal with it we try to keep it
2:35:33 professional here okay Joy py good to
2:35:36 see you um hair growth geek awesome
2:35:39 awesome Reva James V dancer good to see
2:35:43 you Shane Shaw hair growth geek we
2:35:45 already I already said hello to you why
2:35:48 am I saying hello to you twice or
2:35:49 goodbye or whatever I say here I don't
2:35:51 know what I'm
2:35:52 doing Silver Fox thank you so much you
2:35:55 the best all righty she was third to oh
2:35:59 Amelia's wife was third oh very
2:36:01 impressive I guess there are no demerits
2:36:04 tonight you can make money
2:36:06 with listen Amelia's wife has
2:36:10 earned a fair amount of demerits because
2:36:14 she was the key architect in
2:36:17 in
2:36:18 snaring and hand delivering I don't know
2:36:22 how she pulled that off
2:36:25 this along with the Irregulars
2:36:29 so you
2:36:32 know all right everybody awesome yeah
2:36:35 Shane Shaw oh that's a good one yeah
2:36:38 Blandon is the fraking
2:36:41 best thanks for what you do to help the
2:36:43 people understand AI oh I appreciate
2:36:45 that I that's the whole idea man so but
2:36:48 it's it's not just me the whole idea
2:36:50 here is come here learn get curious and
2:36:51 then tell other people spread the
2:36:54 [ __ ] word go there connect with
2:36:57 people start doing cool [ __ ] like the
2:36:59 opportunities are just [ __ ]
2:37:01 materializing for this group it's really
2:37:03 exciting she earns a gold button she
2:37:05 does earn a gold button I think I got to
2:37:06 get some gold buttons and give out some
2:37:09 give out some gifts for some of the uh
2:37:11 for the special Irregulars I think I
2:37:13 think we may have some we may have to
2:37:15 get some [ __ ] going here all right
2:37:17 listen everyone I really do appreciate
2:37:18 you peace out I think I kept my goodbyes
2:37:21 to like 25 minutes tonight
2:37:23 so be Not Afraid 30 minute goodbyes is
2:37:26 over exactly I I think it was a little
2:37:29 shorter all right everybody peace out
2:37:31 I'll see you tomorrow tomorrow's
2:37:33 Thursday that doesn't mean anything
2:37:34 nothing means anything time's made up
2:37:36 it's all an illusion we're going to die
2:37:38 anyway have a good
2:37:39 night