aiLL 8/22/23 - How AI Is Rapidly Advancing and Why You Should Pay Attention

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1. 0:05all right let's see boom boom bam bam boom boom
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3. 0:34sorry I've been biting people Tobias I'll grab here oh is that it so I can grab there we go welcome Eddie welcome welcome welcome
4. 0:46welcome happy Sunday night everyone still almost 90 degrees here in Denver Colorado 8 30 at night still 90 degrees good Lord
5. 0:59looks like La escaped Tobias was shaking looks like La escaped major rain welcome everybody welcome welcome
6. 1:15my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab I'm wearing like a little golf shirt it's like golf Sunday
7. 1:23how very proper hot here in Wisconsin too it's crazy isn't it all this weather and in California today had a hurricane an
8. 1:34earthquake and a tsunami warning I'll have a good four hour period Jesus oh oh hey Eddie what's happening
9. 1:49okay farmer was shaking what's going down shirt with color I know it's a little disconcerting isn't it but you know I dug in athletes
10. 2:03hey Champion you gonna stay you gonna stay and hang out you gonna hang out lay down go lay down all right
11. 2:17Champy's here to protect to Serve and Protect welcome everybody my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab
12. 2:23I'll talk about these things here in a second a little bit about my background I'm an entrepreneur a many-time
13. 2:29entrepreneur I've started I don't know 12 or 15 companies my current gig is I'm the founder and CEO of a company called storyvine which
14. 2:37is an automated video storytelling platform and uh we're 11 years into that bad boy so I guess it's not really a startup 11 years
15. 2:47in but it is still a startup and we do a lot of work in healthcare and Pharma why this Channel's here I was I was also
16. 2:55a Founder back in the mid 90s when the World Wide Web first came out and when the World Wide Web first came out I
17. 3:01thought holy [ __ ] this is going to change everything and then uh I co-founded a company called agency.com which was one of the very
18. 3:09first digital agencies in 1994 and um it changed everything it was a remarkable remarkable time and then I
19. 3:19didn't think I'd see another one of those kind of technological earthquakes in my lifetime and then I stumbled upon this [ __ ] this
20. 3:27uh generative AI stuff I started with the image Generation stuff and stable diffusion and dream booth and then just
21. 3:34as I was getting my head around how profound that was chat gbt launched and even though I had used gpt3 there was
22. 3:41something about chat GPT that was just like Ah that's different and 100 million people in six weeks thought so too and
23. 3:49so it was the fastest adoption of technology and history and so I have been uh you know OCD and in a ADHD hyper
24. 4:00Focus tunnel for about nine months straight now which is also reminiscent of the early days of the web where it was just like
25. 4:07I gotta learn everything I gotta learn everything and so that's where I am that's who I am what I am and that's
26. 4:12what this is about uh plain T-shirt today I miss your t-shirts did you buy a New York t-shirt I didn't but I have a
27. 4:18New York t-shirt I might go change this one's a little I don't know it's not pleasant um let's see what else so if you're new to
28. 4:29this AI stuff um that's what these slides are here for and so I put them up because if you haven't played with chat GPT
29. 4:40go there right now don't wait don't you can ask questions so one of the things you can do here is uh you you
30. 4:48can ask you know questions I'll do my best to answer them but in the meantime go there if you haven't been there
31. 4:54before chat.openai.com if you don't know at all what to do just type in uh write me a country song about blank and then
32. 5:02just watch what it does and then just go holy [ __ ] um and then if you want download this document go to this document
33. 5:11prompts.chat and that will teach you how to talk to these things what they are um why they do what they do or kind of
34. 5:18how how they do what they do and there's a bunch of prompts there that you can play with there's lots of
35. 5:23resources out there but that one's just really simple Claude and Bing are also like uh chat GPT um Bing is uh gpt4 but it's there it's
36. 5:33Microsoft's version of it and Claude is a company started by the people that uh created uh gpt3 at openai and they started a
37. 5:43competitor called anthropic and claude's really interesting because you can put in super long prompts so those are those
38. 5:50if you have played with these things before here are some other things to explore Bard that's Google's entry into this
39. 5:58space meta's llama 2 models you can now go play with those Clint thank you so much whoa Clint reached member level
40. 6:0714. Share Bear reached 14 yesterday that's awesome hey dragonfly thank you for the gummy um perplexity.ai is interesting if you're
41. 6:19doing research it it will grab citations and sources it's really good and then if you go to labs.perplexity that's metas
42. 6:28llama 2 models that you can play with for free without having to install then Pi is super chatty if you want to chat
43. 6:34with it with a GPT model Pi dot AI or the pi iPhone app and I think there's a an Android app I should really confirm
44. 6:42that uh but it's super chatty you can put it into voice mode and literally just talk to it how to Partners we'll
45. 6:49shake them what's going down thanks for the Hat thanks for the Hat yellow special your special I like my peeps we call them the
46. 6:59Irregulars because they're irregular that's why they take the fiber that's why they take the fiber all right and
47. 7:06then po uh po you can play with a bunch of different models and it also has a bot maker and lots of different Bots
48. 7:12that other people have made really good place to practice your prompt crafting so those are some other things to play
49. 7:18with and then but you're like Kyle but this is all words I like pictures okay so these are all picture things mid
50. 7:26journey is the best fireflies the most corporately safe Leonardo and clip drop are stable diffusion which is getting
51. 7:34close to mid-journey but it's not quite there the drag about mid Journeys you have to generate images and Discord and
52. 7:40if anyone wants me to show that I'm happy to do that it's a pain in the ass but the images are staggeringly
53. 7:45beautiful tugas thank you very much I got to figure out how to pronounce that name but I'm gonna go with two Goss for
54. 7:51tonight because I think you're in Paris or France or something correct or maybe a french-speaking other country but I know you speak French
55. 8:02okay um futurepedia.io is a list of lots of tools oh and and openart.ai prompt book that one is kind of like prompts.chat but for
56. 8:15pictures and it'll Teach You How deep these things are how much they actually understand like if you put in you know
57. 8:22photographic terms or certain artists it will do things in their style absolutely remarkable okay um one other thing I did get a note back
58. 8:32from Tick Tock I went through a I found a different channel to [ __ ] at them about our scammer our happy little
59. 8:38scammer and they they sent me back a note that said this is very unacceptable if someone's doing that you should
60. 8:44report it and so I just responded and said I've reported it six times and you keep telling me there's not an issue but
61. 8:51for those of you new here there's an issue this channel is the top one the stuttering one down here is a
62. 9:00scammer AI Lala learning lab is not me now they've taken my videos and they're acting like me and they've used this
63. 9:09[ __ ] name and they've got like 3 000 followers now and they're asking their three thousand followers to join some
64. 9:15multi-level marketing scheme [ __ ] so feel free to report those [ __ ] uh and they're ruining the party for the
65. 9:26rest of us so anyway that's going on all right so if you have questions pop them in the comments below happy Sunday
66. 9:32everybody I'm coming to you live from Denver Colorado and let's get started let's get started let's do this let's do it let's just do
67. 9:43it let's just do it you ready to do it you ready to do it let's just do it why does he talk like that I don't know
68. 9:50he's he's he seems touched he seems touched he seems touched why are we here is he qualified what are his qualifications
69. 10:01I don't think he's qualified I'm definitely not qualified but I do like to have fun and isn't that what it's all about
70. 10:11and you know you just might learn so it's called the AI learning lab if if I were not qualified could I call it the
71. 10:18AI learning lab I don't think well I could yeah I did but that's not the point that's not the point that is really you know
72. 10:26you people with your logic it's very clever it's very clever what you do thank you user22503. [Laughter] foreign
73. 10:42would smell as sweet all right seriously we're gonna get started now it's gonna be so good it's gonna be so worth the wait like 20
74. 10:55people are just like I'm out of here this dude's weird all right the Irregulars know how irregular I am
75. 11:02and they're okay with it so if you're not okay with my irregularity then then I don't know what to say
76. 11:11um you too can make money watch out your big day thank you Bob for reminding me of that I'm looking forward to my little button coming
77. 11:20I ordered the gold Easy Button and we're gonna record that and put it in there I'm gonna have to come up with
78. 11:29some little stand or something that I can just sort of slide in and hit it right it's gonna have to be a visual gag
79. 11:35because it's gold I got a gold one um wow fast response thanks you're welcome uh happy Sunday happy Sunday to you too Lori
80. 11:48plain shirt today I know I'm gonna I think I'm gonna go change I'm gonna put something you are so totally awesome awesome love me
81. 11:57um what's next for storyvine well so a couple of things going on with storybine so over the years what
82. 12:05storyline was used for was things like patient stories and doctors making videos about you know how they treat a
83. 12:11certain condition or how they use a certain drug in the past three years because of covid a lot of Pharma companies sales reps
84. 12:19um didn't have access to doctors so a lot of our clients are now using storybine for their sales reps to make
85. 12:25personalized videos to send to doctors and that's been really interesting so that's a piece and then because I've
86. 12:34been so you know fully consumed with this AI stuff one of the reasons I've been consumed with it is I look at what
87. 12:40storyline is and what we've done for the past 11 years and I look at what's coming with AI and I'm like there's a
88. 12:46big part of what we do where the value is going to go to zero like automation like part part of our value proposition right now is that we
89. 12:56automate video production which is super cool we're not using AI believe it or not um but I look out a year from now and
90. 13:03everything's going to be automated so like the value of that effectively drops from whatever it is now to zero
91. 13:09but one of the things we're really good at is you know human beings sharing their stories authentically I feel like
92. 13:15the value of that goes up so I've got one part of my value proposition that goes to nothing and the other part of
93. 13:22the value proposition that accelerates um and then I started looking at things like well you know what else could you do
94. 13:34with this thing that we've created that that creates these authentic videos well I can take the transcripts of those
95. 13:42videos which are now really good thanks to Ai and that's built into the storyline platform we have interactive
96. 13:47transcriptions and now I can generate a bunch of other content around each video so for every video in the system I can generate a blog post
97. 13:55and tweets and um you know YouTube descriptions and hashtags and pull quotes and things like that so
98. 14:06that's led me to a whole vision for what I'm calling an omni Channel content engine where we can take almost anything on the input side
99. 14:16and then we can output almost anything on the output side and at the center of this thing is authentic narrative
100. 14:22which I think will differentiate it because I think there's going to be 8 billion automated content generators so
101. 14:28I think we we might have a way to have something different in the marketplace so and and our clients seem to be
102. 14:35responding to it I was in New York last week because the client wanted to talk about that which is good you can use chat gpt4 with Bing
103. 14:44including code interpreter as long as you have the 20 bucks uh wait although yes you can so if you pay the 20 bucks
104. 14:54for chat GPT at openai you get code interpreter you get plug-ins it's no longer connected to the internet
105. 15:02um the chat the the browse with Bing function was removed like two months ago um you can go to bing.com and use that
106. 15:11but that doesn't have code interpreter so it's a bit of a confusing mess right now um but yes um and that's why I have the three of
107. 15:20these here I I feel like code interpreter and gpt4 are the best at open AI Bing is connected to the internet these other two are not
108. 15:29um clawed you can put in really big things so so I feel like these three is a little triumvirate are good and the
109. 15:37nice thing is the bottom two are free and Frank Frankly chat GPT 3.5 is free um up here but I think code interpreter
110. 15:44and plugins are worth are worth playing with with those guys all right have you heard have you met Nathan
111. 15:53bought on LinkedIn Storyteller I have not Nate um if you know him um feel free to introduce me here's my level 14. oh yeah
112. 16:08Clint rock in a level 14. AI learning lab just like Scientology you gotta level up all the time or you'll never be a Satan or hit fade
113. 16:18Satan Theta Satan I don't know I don't know enough about scientology to know like it's powerful it's special we're in as special
114. 16:34yeah Mr L Ron Hubbard Mr science fiction himself Bow Wow Wow let's see who is he was inspired by who could it be okay oh oh I know Satan
115. 16:50p i equals chatty GPT right that's correct that's the new oh yeah I forgot to say that so uh if you go to Pi dot a i
116. 17:03there's chat GPT and then there's chatty GPT it's very chatty if you don't have a conversation that one's fun to play with
117. 17:11you want to get [ __ ] done not as much fun to play with but there are times when you want to chat and it's actually kind of interesting
118. 17:24what AI would you recommend to build logos and slogans well hmm I would say
119. 17:40for the slogans uh gpt4 Chad gpt4 so that for the slogans and also if you have a good image you can put it into you can upload an image
120. 17:52to Bing and have it write copy about the image it can read images bing bing can read images but just chat GPT you can
121. 18:00what's cool about chat GPT and how you can use these tools is you can have chat GPT if you if you don't have a creative brief for example
122. 18:10you could have chat GPT help you come up with a framework to create a creative brief and then have it ask you a series
123. 18:17of questions about the client or the product and then have it write a brief and then once it writes the brief you can say now
124. 18:24give me a bunch of slogans based on that brief and it will do it and it'll be really good because it will have written
125. 18:30a brief and followed it so that's how I would use that for the logos um mid-journey is still in my opinion by far the best but
126. 18:40the logos don't expect them to have good text in them the text will be a mess so that you'll have to you know do in Photoshop or illustrator
127. 18:53my gut is telling me I haven't done logo stuff in a while my gut is telling me it's probably worth using Adobe Firefly or generative fill
128. 19:04um probably more Firefly because they've got that text tool that can generate you know you can you can put in a prompt about like you know
129. 19:12fuzzy text and it'll make furry text in whatever font you choose it's also commercially it's not been trained on copywritten images
130. 19:23um and it's also just Adobe like like even if their tools aren't perfect right now the the level of integration that these
131. 19:32generative AI tools are going to have within the Adobe Creative Suite so you know illustrator and Photoshop and
132. 19:38things like that I would I would probably lean toward um getting good with with firefly um to do my to do my logo stuff but
133. 19:48I still go back to Mid journey is the best right now but none of them do text well none of them zero zero
134. 19:57apparently there's a new one from open AI that is supposed to be better than mid-journey that does text but we ain't
135. 20:05seen it they ain't released it it ain't it ain't out in the public yet it's just the fancy scientists and the
136. 20:12researchers over there at open AI they get to play with that and we don't and that's not fair I don't think that's
137. 20:18fair but that's the way it is that's just the way it is it's they're powerful powerful scientific people and the
138. 20:26scientific people they treat us a little different you know they're like you can't handle the truth you can't handle the text
139. 20:35so you'll just take your little pretty pictures and you'll have to deal with your own text so that's what they do
140. 20:42that's not how I am that's how they are I'm just a messenger don't hate on the messenger don't hate on the messenger
141. 20:55that was a little bit like the baskets character Zach galifianakis's brother brother realism Brother Hey brother what are you doing
142. 21:04what are you doing here do you have a website uh storyvine.com is my company's website uh Kyle shannon.com is my photography website I
143. 21:15have a photography website Kyle Shannon dreams is my Instagram and Tick Tock art project AI learning lab is this Kyle Shannon's my Instagram
144. 21:28I don't know I've been around for like decades I got [ __ ] everywhere yes storyvine Kyle shannon.com and then some other [ __ ]
145. 21:44um 8 39 in Denver that was 10 minutes ago all right see his C has not been here before so see you don't have to ask me
146. 21:54questions a lot so here's here's the other thing that goes on here and this frustrates the [ __ ] out of people who
147. 22:00are not the Irregulars why are they the Irregulars because they deal with my [ __ ] so here's one of my shits this is one of my things um
148. 22:09I like to answer all the questions but what that means is you'll be typing questions down below and and I don't see
149. 22:17that [ __ ] I'm just answering whatever question I'm answering right now so I'm not watching the comments in real time
150. 22:22so people that are not used to that they're not used to Elder talk where us old farts are using technology we shouldn't be
151. 22:31so anyway so I will get to your questions ask the AI why my parents don't appreciate me well that's what you
152. 22:39know that's one where where a little conversation with pie might actually be interesting um where you could potentially work
153. 22:46through some of that [ __ ] um that's that is I you know I hope you're joking but but you know I get it I have a
154. 22:56family ask me why my family doesn't appreciate me I understand it is a human condition to want to feel heard want to feel loved and you know
155. 23:09the world just slaps you upside the [ __ ] head doesn't it and then the art is just figuring out a way to keep it going
156. 23:21just keep showing up that's why I do these every night it was funny I didn't I was like in a cranky mood right before
157. 23:27this I didn't want to come on I'm like I don't want to do it and then I just did it and then I got on
158. 23:32and I'm looking at my shirt and I'm like this is a shitty shirt you know what I'm gonna go change my shirt that's gonna
159. 23:36make me happy but I'm glad to be here and even though I was cranky before I'm not enough so I will be right back
160. 23:42entertain yourselves and I'll be back do me a favor if you would um share the love this will be good share the live and hit the likes and
161. 23:50then when people come so just see some blank shelves I'll be right back thank you
162. 24:31all right we got Slinky patent night it's Slinky pattern tonight and again it's not quite twerking but I can do this
163. 24:46all right Touch by the turtles I like turtles [Music]
164. 25:10um professional singer why yes um I like back here live at the waterfront village
165. 25:26with my friend the zombie Jonathan you're looking to Jonathan just got an awesome face paint job what do you think
166. 25:32I like turtles all right your great zombie and good times here at the waterfront Village open for the next 11 days oh my God
167. 25:43her trying to not laugh is it's comedy gold and she choked on a caramel apple
168. 25:58at the Old State Fair oh Tick Tock just jumped me to the bottom of the comments hello tick tock not only do you let people that are
169. 26:10stealing my identity keep scamming people but you jump me to the bottom of the comments when all I want to do is answer everyone's questions
170. 26:19I want to be comprehensive I want to be helpful all right your link tree shows under maintenance FYI really
171. 26:33link real Kyle Shannon no hmm I wonder if I have a bad Link in the
172. 26:48how did you get there Lori because it looks like it's live to me is it the is it the AI salon hang on
173. 27:06slash a i artist Salon no that looks like it's there I might have a bad link somewhere if you can tell me where the link is
174. 27:16I'll go fix it but it looks like stuff's still alive is still alive to me it looked like still alive to me but I don't know
175. 27:26someone's out there calling themselves the AI learning lab I'm sorry about their speech impediment logos and slogans and logos and slogans
176. 27:36Mr Shannon it appears that you've been drinking straight ice water correct Emilio's wife tonight is just about hydration
177. 27:47and the fact that there wasn't any coffee left over from this morning and I didn't feel like making any because I'm lazy yeah
178. 27:55and a while with Doug and Wendy weiner we've got diverticulitis is it expensive to use open Ai No so let's go through these
179. 28:09it will take your time away because if you start using this so here's here's my philosophy on this you should use these tools one of them
180. 28:19long enough for you to have your first Kevin McAllister moment number Home Alone that scene at some point you'll do something with
181. 28:30these large language models where they will absolutely melt your face and blow your mind and if you haven't hit that
182. 28:36moment yet just keep keep digging keep playing and that's why I put the prompts.chat thing there um the 3.5 there's a at chat GPT you can
183. 28:47play with the 3.5 model in the four model the four model is really good like better than anything else
184. 28:54but 3.5 is really good and really fast 3.5 is free four isn't um you also get a thing called code interpreter here which is really good
185. 29:03but if you just want to play with the thing 3.5 is fine claude.ai is free and it's got a hundred thousand token
186. 29:10context window which if you're brand new to this stuff you're like but Kyle what the hell is a token and why would they
187. 29:15call it a token and what's the context and what's a window what are you talking about doesn't matter um
188. 29:23you can put in to the prompt like you know like the Google bar at cloud.ai you could put in an entire 50 000 word novel
189. 29:34just paste it in there and then say write me an epilogue to this novel and it will so so you can put in giant prompts at cloud.ai
190. 29:44um Bing is also for and it's free Bing is also free wesn radio what's happening thanks for the music
191. 29:53um Bing is also free it's also connected to the internet it can also generate images you just say create an image of
192. 29:59blank and it will I can also read images so you can upload a picture of your puppy and say write me a poem about what
193. 30:07you see in the picture and by jingus it will so uh half free free free then let's go to these free free
194. 30:19free and then have free so almost all of these are free that's why I have them here because a they're good and B they're mostly free
195. 30:29um the image stuff mid-journey minimum is like 10 bucks a month Firefly requires a creative uh Cloud license
196. 30:38um Leonardo's got a free version It's kind of have free you can do I don't know like eight eight or ten images a
197. 30:43day with Leonardo but it's really good and then clip drop all the tools at clipdrop.co are free so not free
198. 30:52um sort of included if you pay the exorbitant fees for Photoshop uh with firefly Leonardo half free and clip drop
199. 31:01totally free clip drop is from stability AI the people that make stable diffusion all right so that hopefully will will heal it will
200. 31:11heal oh the API uh wait is it expensive to use oh the openai API um it's not expensive uh embedding can be expensive so
201. 31:24embedding is more expensive than just using it um but expensive is relative if you're not doing a lot of volume if you're not doing
202. 31:33if you're not experimenting with autonomous agents which can which can just you know run up your open AI API
203. 31:40bills if you're doing things like zapier automations where you're generating some content you know a few times a day or
204. 31:47even a dozen times a day I don't think I've had an open AI bill that's been more than for the API that's been more
205. 31:53than five bucks like it's it's relatively cheap for low volume if you're going to do high volume stuff
206. 31:58then it can start to add up but but um you if you go to uh the uh the address is platform.openai.com slash playground
207. 32:13and then click on the documentation within documentation there's API pricing it's it's pretty cheap and it's per
208. 32:20thousand token back to that token thing where Claude can do a hundred thousand tokens um the openai apis are per thousand
209. 32:28tokens and it's like 0.00 you know you know 0.0 2 cents for a thousand tokens or or two cents for a thousand tokens depending on
210. 32:39the function you're using in the model you're using so but it's it's certainly for doing prototyping it's very very cheap
211. 32:47g'day Laura C how are you good day good day welcome beep poop from user2250360-39-7241 uh yeah listen we don't pass much
212. 33:04judgment here but I'm gonna go on ahead and give you a 0.5 out of 10 on the name come on you can come up with something how about irregular
213. 33:182250-360-397-241 huh that would be clever all right uh where is he streaming LOL doesn't feel like he's here hmm that
214. 33:27must mean I'm actually reading all of the questions not just what was that out of that beautiful it's still beautiful that was so cool I
215. 33:39I got a little Club a little little baby seal the phrase Club Seal popped in my head because I grew up in a different era
216. 33:49where uh yeah they talked about that [ __ ] a little baby seal and a whale jumping that was beautiful thank you for that I
217. 33:59appreciate that all right um I work for a pharmaceutical distributor owned by a manufacturer can you share which companies you work with
218. 34:07sure I work with we work with Novartis we work with Pfizer we work with Merck we work with BMS we work with boring Behringer
219. 34:19ingelheim we work with a bunch of small ones we work with most of the healthcare agencies so we you know we've been
220. 34:29around for more than a decade we've been in healthcare and Pharma most of that time so um so yeah I'm happy to chat DM me I've got
221. 34:38my contact information's on my link Theresa feel free to to reach out if you want to chat um me yes you user2250-360-397-241 yes you
222. 34:52he seems to respond to different comments he probably streams simultaneously huh or maybe I'm just behind what is it isn't it Occam's razor
223. 35:09the most simple explanation is often the correct one it could just be that I'm old and I don't use tick tock the way younger people do
224. 35:22and it seems counter-intuitive and stupid like I'm a dum-dum because I am okay all right okay enough comedy jokes Never Enough comedy jokes
225. 35:40all right all right Sophie as in is this live yes this is live my cousin loves your page can you give him a birthday shout his name is
226. 35:51Dixon my ass well Dixon my ass happy birthday to you happy birthday Dixon how old is Dixon there's Dixon a a younger Feller an older Feller
227. 36:05cousin I would assume younger um happy birthday what are you doing Dixon are you are you playing are you
228. 36:12playing with the AI are you digging in have you written a term paper for school and not gotten caught [Laughter] all that all that
229. 36:26um paper detection stuff is just gonna be like comically thank you dragonfly it's gonna be like it's gonna be comical
230. 36:33to look back on remember when we used to try to figure out if people were using AI because everyone's going to use AI
231. 36:39all the time in every tool like a year from now this is a non-conversation but it's the beginning of the school year
232. 36:46and you know some teachers are a little sensitive still about oh my God my students might actually cheat
233. 36:56I think you know education is gonna have to completely completely transform itself and that's going to be
234. 37:04painful for a lot of people and that sucks the the thing that like the the part of me that loves Innovation and loves
235. 37:14what's next is really excited about this stuff but like the empathetic side of me the part of me that got an acting degree um
236. 37:25it's really upsetting like like the like what's just the amount of change people are going to be forced to deal with is
237. 37:32going to be painful it sucks I don't like it I don't like it at all I don't like it I don't like it what's your view on Last Stand that AI
238. 37:43created movie um I think it's quite good it's you know they they um they synthesized all the voices they did
239. 37:51all the imagery in mid-journey I think they used Runway to do the animations um it was well crafted I they might have
240. 37:59even written a script with with chat EBT it was well uh well crafted it was well structured um there's I showed it the other night
241. 38:08there's a there's a trailer for barberheimer where where it's like you know Barbie and I Oppenheimer mixed I think that one's a bit more
242. 38:17sophisticated than the Last Stand um and I think and I think it's just funnier and better um but the Last Stand thing is
243. 38:26that's the writing on the wall right that's the canary in the coal mine for the writer's Guild agent oh I'm just
244. 38:35a tick tock professional I don't know if you knew this but I'm a Tick-Tock I'm I'm what they call in the industry and
245. 38:42influencer okay I influence people with my influential tones and think that's what that means um what was I talking about oh yeah writers
246. 38:57strike Actors Guild strike all of all of movie production should look at the Last Stand and say and critique it all they want
247. 39:14and then say to themselves quietly or out loud that's as bad as this shit's ever gonna be and it's not bad
248. 39:25it's not good like if you're a filmmaker you look at the Last Stand and you're like wow this is the frame rate and the
249. 39:31man it's the color depth and the the audio the acting the writing the bit but all correct all correct you know it's a from a if I'm a
250. 39:41filmmaker at any kind of Hollywood level even Indie level I look at the Last Stand and I go C minus d-plus
251. 39:54but that's as bad as it's ever gonna be and this stuff is moving quickly I was I was listening to Paul ratesers he's got
252. 40:04the someone I if you're into this stuff I recommend listening to he's got a podcast uh he's got an organization
253. 40:10called the marketing AI Institute and he's got a weekly podcast and his co-host Mike asked him about Runway ML and and this last week Runway
254. 40:20ml went from generating if you don't know Runway ml they've got this thing called Gen 2 which is text to video so
255. 40:27you type in you know woman running across a parking lot and it will make four seconds of video of a woman running across a parking lot
256. 40:35this week they announced that the maximum length of those clips is now 18 seconds not four so it was four
257. 40:46now it's 18. that was in two months Paul rates are you know Mike said you know what do you think of that you know 18
258. 40:52second thing and Paul writer said it's a 4X increase of capability in two months so if you look at the Last Stand I'm
259. 41:03pretty sure almost all of the Clips in The Last Stand and most of these AI films all of the edits are less than four seconds
260. 41:11because that's all it could do and if you tried to like extend it it was kind of weird and perverted but now they can
261. 41:17do relatively contiguous action for 18 seconds so what do you think that's going to be in a year it's going to be multiple minutes it's
262. 41:29probably going to be multiple scenes it will probably have at a minimum music potentially voice so I think that
263. 41:41I think that the Last Stand is just a good it's it's one of those things we'll look back on and go yeah that was that
264. 41:47was the first one of those you know I if you're if you're a Gen X or if you're old enough to remember when
265. 41:54QuickTime first came out when Apple released QuickTime the movies that you could play were like this big and they
266. 42:01had like a like a it wasn't even 10 frames a second it was like five frames a second video and like on your on your 13-inch
267. 42:11CRT computer monitor the video is like this and everyone made fun of it and that was the foundation for everything we've got today right
268. 42:22streaming services right so so you've got to look at something like the last stand or just Runway MLS you know
269. 42:31think about how remarkable it is I would like video of a plane landing on an aircraft carrier and it will make you that video now
270. 42:45is the plane gonna be some weird perverted thing that we've never seen before probably and is the aircraft
271. 42:52carrier gonna be weird and the waves be janky and like you know smash through the side of the ship at some point
272. 42:57probably but a year from now I'd like a plane landing on an aircraft carrier Nimitz class sure F-16 F-18
273. 43:12uh could you do an F-22 sure so I think it's a big deal none of these tools right now none of these tools
274. 43:27are even remotely close to what they're going to be like they are spit and duct tape versions of what's coming they're just they're silly
275. 43:42and what's mind-blowing about it is if you've ever if you haven't played with these and you go in and you ask chat GPT to write you
276. 43:51whatever a project plan or a marketing strategy or have it write a blog post for you or have it uh interrogate you to
277. 44:01get enough information for for then it to them go off and do something or you have it write some code and you've
278. 44:08always wanted to Learn Python but you never really got around to it you don't really have the time and maybe you have
279. 44:14ADHD like me and like learning code is it's easier to just smash your face into a brick wall well now you can code
280. 44:24and it'll do all that [ __ ] I said and it'll do it like that now is it doing it at the level you can do it at probably not
281. 44:32but imagine a year from now Chachi BT didn't exist until November of last year so this November will be coming up on
282. 44:44one year that that the thing that changed everything existed and then imagine a year from now what it's going to be
283. 44:57so don't look at any of these tools for what they are today not one of them they're all just glimpses into the future
284. 45:07but have you ever seen a sci-fi movie where they just talk to the machine and it actually talks back to them and actually knows everything
285. 45:14go talk to pie you're like well I've talked to Alexa and I've talked to Siri no it's a fundamentally different experience those
286. 45:23were programmed by human beings to anticipate your answers and if you ask them something that's out of the bounds
287. 45:29of what they were programmed to say they can't [ __ ] do it pie can it's just a different thing so yeah
288. 45:42getting all philosophical here on Sunday night it's Dixon's birthday and I'm like you know we're gonna give Dixon a little gift
289. 45:50screw them teachers that are like we're gonna use an AI detector screw them these tools are going to be everywhere
290. 45:56if you've got teachers that are doing that I don't even know how old Dixon is I'm assuming you're a student
291. 46:04that they're not doing their jobs they're not paying attention these are the most powerful tools ever
292. 46:12put in the hands of human beings and we get to play with them I don't know if you get how lucky we are I like I felt this in 1994. when I
293. 46:24stumbled upon this thing called the World Wide Web I was playing with the internet with command line stuff and
294. 46:29like logging into libraries and looking at research papers and I'm like oh this is kind of cool they can share information I sort of got it
295. 46:36and then the World Wide Web came out I'm like what's this thing and then the and then the the first browser came out
296. 46:43thank you Adam thank you for the losers I very much appreciate you sharing them um I went to this thing that looked like a
297. 46:54page and it had these words that were underlined and if you clicked on them it jumped you to another piece of information
298. 47:04and I sort of got it because you could just I didn't have to type command lines now I didn't have to type FTP commands I could just click on
299. 47:13[ __ ] click click click click right this is what Steve Jobs said when he when he when he launched the iPhone
300. 47:19right he talked about how are you going to control it with a stylus he goes no we don't need a stylus we've got the world's best pointing
301. 47:28device right here click click click that was the iPhone right that was the world wide web that's chat GPT you just put in some words and
302. 47:40outcome answers not links to other [ __ ] where you can go find the answers you get the answers no they always right no hey share bear
303. 47:51thank you for the lollipop um so we're just at the at the very very beginning of this stuff and so like why do I do this every night
304. 48:06why do I come here every night other than for the donuts and the lollipops in The Tick Tock hats and the twerking because I think that
305. 48:17any of us that put any amount of time into getting our heads around this [ __ ] thanks Diva oh are are going to be disproportionately
306. 48:29given opportunities for people that don't and people that don't get their heads around this are going to be blindsided
307. 48:38by it they're not going to know what happened and I want as I like I'd like to make a little dent in that
308. 48:45that you know if 10 fewer people are are blindsided by this because of this channel then it will have been worth it
309. 48:54so that's why this is here what do I think will happen to software Engineers um well I think it's I you know I just kind
310. 49:03of answered it with the last stand with filmmakers I think software engineering will fundamentally change
311. 49:11um I think the Tactical execution of almost everything whether it's coding or writing or generating art for commercial purposes anyway um or
312. 49:24you know Financial Services or Insurance underwriting or just like any tactical execution execution reading legal briefs
313. 49:34doing screenplay coverage any tactical execution is going to be automated and so that means well does does that
314. 49:43mean Engineers go away no not necessarily I think Engineers Engineers are going to be more important than ever
315. 49:50I think that thank you very much share bear um I think that AI operations is going to become critical like how do you keep up with
316. 50:03this [ __ ] this this stuff is is literally every two months it's a complete transformation like what was
317. 50:09what worked and was revolutionary two months ago is completely different today so if I'm in an I.T group and I'm trying
318. 50:17to figure out how the hell I keep my company up to date with this stuff and how I keep up to date with security and
319. 50:24all that sort of stuff I feel like that stuff is that's five to ten years of never-ending work just trying to keep up with this [ __ ]
320. 50:33if you go on the more sort of application development side if you say okay the the coding itself the Tactical
321. 50:42execution of the code that gets automated what doesn't get automated the critical thinking right the critical thinking that
322. 50:50Engineers do where they say oh here's the business problem here's the business requirement how do I get there well I'm
323. 50:57going to use this AI tool and it's going to go squirt out some code but then me as the engineer I look at that code and
324. 51:02go oh no that's not a good approach that's really inefficient why because I know how to do this [ __ ] right so people
325. 51:08that have deep experience are going to be really good at this but they have to be willing to accept that the thing that was their
326. 51:23superpower maybe for decades might be different now and some people are going to make that transition and some people are not
327. 51:33and that's where it's going to be painful but the good news is I think some of the people that don't make that
328. 51:40transition let's say they were an engineer and they just love coding and they just want to be an engineer and all
329. 51:44of a sudden they're competing competing with tools that just do it automatically some of those people go [ __ ] it
330. 51:51I don't want to be a conductor of the symphony I want to be a coder and I'm just going to go code for my own pleasure off on the side cool
331. 52:00what those people might also do is go let me just play with these tools let me just see what these things do other than coding
332. 52:06oh I could take my coding skills and apply that to prompting images and I could generate really cool art so I
333. 52:13think you're going to see a lot of transformation where people are in a career over here they figure some [ __ ]
334. 52:19out with these tools and go you know what I always wanted to do hang it and they go into this new area hang on I gotta close the door
335. 52:36oh why isn't he answering my question I asked it like an hour ago and he hasn't
336. 52:50gotten to it I don't even think he's live I think he's streaming on Twitch I think he's secretly a gamer Force multiplier friend indeed this
337. 53:05stuff Force multipliers these tools are ability amplifiers absolutely here's the deal if you're good at coding
338. 53:13if you're if you're a kick-ass software engineer and you start embracing this [ __ ] you're going to be a kick ass here
339. 53:21software engineer you're going to be better than someone else who just squirts code out of these things and
340. 53:27doesn't know anything about it and that's where I think that's where I think some people are going to really
341. 53:31arise as [ __ ] Superstars because they get their heads around this [ __ ] and they're like oh wait a minute I know how
342. 53:39to do this like I know how to do all of the you know getting [ __ ] done over here and this is going to take the crap that
343. 53:48normally takes me eighty percent of my time is just going to be done like that and then I can spend the rest of that
344. 53:54time refining and improving the software yeah and this thing will also document the code oh you know how
345. 54:06you know how at the beginning of every software project that I've ever done I say to the engineering team and by the
346. 54:14way documentation is really important we're going to document everything right we're going to document and comment the
347. 54:20code right correct uh-huh yeah do you know how many times that's happened in my life and I'm old zero
348. 54:34because I'm always in a startup so you're always changing [ __ ] and you're always doing hot fixes and you're
349. 54:40always doing this and you're always doing that so the best intentions for documentation go right out the [ __ ]
350. 54:44window well what if they didn't have to right yes it could be fleas
351. 54:59good Lord all right what do you think will happen to software Engineers we just answered that um it's a real live now will not be a
352. 55:13very good answer in the future huh wait it's a real it's a real live no will not be very good answer in the future yeah I'm I'm behind
353. 55:23there's there's a there's a lot of commentary about me being behind Stevo what's up buddy hello everyone hey Stevo
354. 55:30uh Bobby asking again about software Engineers I'll be back after an hour then good awesome although I answered
355. 55:37your question now again wait what's your what's your name now and I am now and I am now no when I all lowercase letters in the name with
356. 55:51no spaces make me insane 2.5 out of 10. um hello what are your thoughts on llama and open source AI um my thoughts are
357. 56:05it was probably irresponsible for meta to have done it but it's done [Laughter] and so now uh stability AI has also done
358. 56:17it and it looks like uh the company behind Alibaba just did it I think they just open sourced they're seven billion parameter model
359. 56:26that apparently they did some optimized version of it and open source that like two days ago um there's a reason these things have
360. 56:39safety guard rails on them and so the open source tools make it much easier for for Bad actors to do bad [ __ ] um foreign
361. 56:55of mixed feelings because what what the open source models essentially guarantee well I don't have to guarantee it
362. 57:08there's there's a much higher likelihood that that a a handful of two or three companies open AI Google
363. 57:23Apple you know whoever they might be whoever whoever ends up being the sort of three primary players
364. 57:31with the open source models out there it lowers the likelihood that they're going to consolidate all the power and sort of
365. 57:37collude on how these things are going to be used and and sort of where the power gets distributed for for these tools so
366. 57:47let me look at something here
367. 58:08okay it's my sales guy saying you don't have to get up early for that meeting they just pushed it a week um so so the
368. 58:21so what they kind of Ensure is that these tools aren't going away and that we get access to really powerful tools and it's also
369. 58:35had chat GPT launched and no one cared um we wouldn't this channel wouldn't exist we wouldn't be talking about this
370. 58:46the open source models wouldn't be in the world I mean these companies Google meta Apple um open AI they've had
371. 59:00powerful models for years and they haven't released them and open AI did and and they did before Chachi BT they you know they released
372. 59:13the the gpt3 API and that was what things like Jasper and copy AI were written on top of before chat EBT came out but it was kind of
373. 59:24all still off in the corner like no one was really worried about it and when Chachi PT came out and went to
374. 59:31100 million users in six weeks and Google panicked and said this is a big deal it was Google's response to chat
375. 59:39GPT hitting 100 million users that quickly that opened the floodgates of this thing so at this point it doesn't really matter it we're we're
376. 59:50in Woulda Shoulda Coulda land we might have wanted to think about how these things might be used before we
377. 1:00:01just turn them loose on the [ __ ] world but Chachi PT did what it did Microsoft went from being kind of a laughable player in
378. 1:00:13the search space to truly competing with Google and putting them on their heels which was remarkable like like could you have anticipated
379. 1:00:22that in the game of search Microsoft would even be in the conversation much less leading the conversation that happened [ __ ] overnight
380. 1:00:33and Google panicked and called you know they called it their what did they call it their Red Alert they it's a red alert
381. 1:00:40at Google like you know they called meetings they they made announcements that were embarrassingly bad and they made other announcements
382. 1:00:48that were also embarrassingly bad the tech was embarrassingly bad they were behind because I think they had made a calculated call to not
383. 1:00:57lean into this stuff because it was an existential threat to their to their entire business model and so this thing came out and they're
384. 1:01:05like [ __ ] now we gotta deal with it and when they did that everyone went and then meta poor Mark Zuckerberg oh poor Marky Mark
385. 1:01:15he he changed his whole company to this thing called the metaverse and everyone looked at it and went in that just like
386. 1:01:24second life from the year 2000 isn't that it's not it's no different than that right isn't it the same nobody gave a [ __ ]
387. 1:01:35and all of a sudden everyone's like it's all about AI and you know meta has an earnings call where they don't mention the metaverse
388. 1:01:43once I think it was the second quarter it was maybe the first quarter of 23 earnings call they didn't mention the word metaverse once
389. 1:01:54their [ __ ] name is meta so they had to do something and so they said well here's a research preview
390. 1:02:08but but you can only use it if you're a researcher in the development Community was like awesome [ __ ] it let's go and
391. 1:02:14they just started playing with it and then and then Zuckerberg probably realized this is my this is my suspicion this is total speculation
392. 1:02:23why don't we give them commercial license to everyone except you know our direct competitors so if you have um less than 700 million active
393. 1:02:33customers you can use it for free commercially so let's put that out in the world we'll put out the the 7 the 13 the 40 and the 70.
394. 1:02:43and the 40 didn't pass uh red teaming but whatever so so we got three of them and what I suspect is going to happen is
395. 1:02:51meta at some point is going to go oh hey forgot to tell you we've been working on this 175 billion
396. 1:02:59parameter thing that like kicks the [ __ ] out of gpt4 and uh you can play with that too like all the
397. 1:03:06[ __ ] that you've developed is gonna work with this but uh that this costs a penny a call just pay us a penny a call for
398. 1:03:13all your API calls so they'll probably do something you know they will commercialize it but but they're in the conversation because
399. 1:03:20they open source this [ __ ] so I don't know I'm I'm of mixed feelings we'll we'll have to see yeah I
400. 1:03:28mean listen it's [ __ ] remarkable as a developer as someone who wants to play with this stuff as someone with Pharma clients
401. 1:03:35where they're going to be like I'm not comfortable sending any patient data to open AI unless it's in some her
402. 1:03:42medically sealed thing which Microsoft is working on right but the open AI terms the service are really shitty so if I can say to my
403. 1:03:49client yeah we're going to do this all on a on a llama 2 model in a hermetically sealed you know environment
404. 1:03:56where no calls are going to anyone they're going to be like awesome go play go invent us some cool [ __ ] so
405. 1:04:04so it's it's ultimately really good it's just I don't know that we're ready for what it is I don't think we know what
406. 1:04:12these things are I don't think we know how people are going to use them so I don't know I don't know I do not
407. 1:04:20know I do not know uh looks I've got a bunch of new people here welcome everybody if you're new here my name is
408. 1:04:25Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab why I have these things up here we haven't talked about this in a minute
409. 1:04:32um if you haven't played with chat GPT go to that top URL chat.openai.com that's the official chat gbt website
410. 1:04:39just start playing see if you can have yourself a little Kevin McAllister moment remember Home Alone um or go to Claude or go to Bing and
411. 1:04:51play with the chat there just go play with these things and if you don't really know what to say to them go to
412. 1:04:55prompts.chat and that will teach you what these things are and how they work and that's kind of what we're talking
413. 1:04:59about here it's what are these things how do they work all that sort of stuff Bing does have code interpreter does it is that new
414. 1:05:08where is it let me see Bing being DD
415. 1:05:23[Music] um dude I'll just ask it do you have X as to code interpreter
416. 1:05:42let's see what Bing says no I do not have access to it tell it oh thank you for the drink is that a lemonade it's a that's a refreshing
417. 1:05:53little lemonade it looked like a boozy lemonade I like Daddy like Daddy like um Bob if you'd be willing to tell me
418. 1:06:02how I get to code interpreter from Bing because I don't see it but it doesn't mean it's not there there's a pin I can upload an image
419. 1:06:17I can talk to it anyway uh I'll see if you put something down below okay let's see two two two should I do a reset and just jump to the
420. 1:06:28bottom of the comments I think I feel like at this point I'm pretty far behind on comments will be funny when AI is able to predict
421. 1:06:37when you will sell your trades it's probably on the way to that that's just the way it is some things always change better believe it
422. 1:06:45something that's just the way it is 8 52 in Denver that was 8 52 40 minutes ago so I'm 40 minutes behind on comments
423. 1:06:57I'm gonna make the executive call I'm jumping to the bottom so I'm gonna get caught up so I'm probably gonna skip some people's questions
424. 1:07:06um Bob proud to be a regular irregular thanks Kyle for making the knowledge more about the beginning of AI
425. 1:07:12absolutely thanks for being here I appreciate it so I'm going to jump to the bottom and then scroll up a little bit all right
426. 1:07:18all right so I'm at the bottom I'm scrolling up wait let me see if Bob said anything about where to find Bing Bang Boom Big Bang Boom
427. 1:07:27it was a river of ejaculate oh my God that scene the outtakes from that scene I pleasured myself wait I pleasured
428. 1:07:42myself to the image of Mrs Butterworth's [Laughter] they couldn't keep a straight face even he couldn't his his mustache kept
429. 1:07:55popping off oh that was funny [Laughter] talk about a river of ejaculate [Laughter] oh good lordy lordy lordy
430. 1:08:09all right let's see just had brother 52 just had it right my first day quiz very cool are you a teacher I
431. 1:08:19think I remember you saying Chris Ward if I wanted to build my own platform for AI would meta open source be good for
432. 1:08:26that yeah and it so Chris there's a couple of things you can play with um zapier which is an automation tool has a
433. 1:08:35thing in in beta called interfaces right now where you can build chat Bots and you can build web interfaces using
434. 1:08:42zapier automations and just you can just build chat Bots you know calling uh chat EBT so that's an option you can you can
435. 1:08:52use poe.com if you just want to create chat Bots that do a specific thing go play with the PO the bot builder at poe.com um
436. 1:09:02and then if you want to do um if you want to build your own sort of chat platform yeah the The Meta models
437. 1:09:09are interesting there's a project called GPT for all that has installers for OS X windows and Linux that will basically
438. 1:09:18install a framework on your computer where you can download whatever large language models you want put it in there
439. 1:09:24and and start doing it that way and then the final thing I would say is um is go explore the Lang chain project
440. 1:09:36there's probably lots of projects but the core project is is this idea that you can train these large language models on
441. 1:09:44your own data so you could build a whole interface where it's trained on very specific data what just came out um
442. 1:09:55the hell just came out oh McKinsey McKenzie just came out with this was kind of news let's see McKinsey um
443. 1:10:10chat bot I think it's called Lily is it Lily
444. 1:10:25Mackenzie has more than 70 experts that work on Lily it was interesting Lily is is the the their model their their robot model is
445. 1:10:36named after their first female employee I think another first female consultant or something like that yeah um
446. 1:10:49when did this come out how long has this been out August 16th so this came out four days ago meet Lily our generative AI tool
447. 1:10:57that's a researcher a Time Saver and an inspiration so this thing is just like chat gbt except it's searching like
448. 1:11:07all of McKenzie's data and research and I this to me feels like the future right where large language models are going to be
449. 1:11:19ubiquitous they're just going to be like IP Internet Protocol right like right now you don't think about Internet
450. 1:11:26Protocol because it's just everywhere same with large language models they're going to be [ __ ] everywhere and it's
451. 1:11:32not going to matter which model you use or this or that all of that stuff's going to drift into the background right
452. 1:11:37right now it's exciting because you know they're getting better and we can compare them but at some point
453. 1:11:42they're going to normalize and that's going to drift to the background so what's going to remain well what are you using them on
454. 1:11:50well I want business intelligence okay McKenzie's been doing business intelligence for [ __ ] decades so why not go to a trusted source and
455. 1:12:01you know research the [ __ ] out of this one and then go to Bloomberg and research the [ __ ] out of Bloomberg GPT
456. 1:12:08that's trained on all their financial data and then go to you know IMDb GPT and be able to pull up all the movie
457. 1:12:17information you've ever wanted and use code interpreter to make charts and graphs So within 15 minutes you'll be able to Traverse
458. 1:12:26you know major uh like trusted data sources in in kind of a seamless multimodal way that's just going to be insane and
459. 1:12:38powerful and you'll pay for this [ __ ] why because it's not all the [ __ ] of all the internet this is McKenzie stuff
460. 1:12:46like all of this stuff's been vetted now is this any good I don't know but it's at least the right idea just had to write my first date quiz
461. 1:13:03Vicky the least twerking comment uh what did Vicky say fleas are twerking on Kyle's head oh that's good exactly
462. 1:13:15exactly boring demo test is back to troll Hey Demo test what's happening buddy boring Kyle's not talking about science he's
463. 1:13:28going to talk about pictures again and I don't like it pictures are a waste of time we love our trolls good to see you demo
464. 1:13:38test welcome I hope you get a hug tonight if I wanted to build my own thing okay we did that um just had it right my first day quiz
465. 1:13:46okay oh that's right we went back to see Vicky we'll be funny when fake AIS will be answering fake trolls trolley eyes on
466. 1:13:53a fake live oh and that will happen that's hey so so you know what's funny like we we talked about this last night I had a
467. 1:14:02I had a password meltdown where whatever LastPass didn't have the right password in it you know the password
468. 1:14:10manager didn't manage my passwords correctly and then you know I had to recreate a password it was just it was a
469. 1:14:15[ __ ] nightmare and it hit me that the I I if you don't know Sam Altman's got this company called World coin and one
470. 1:14:24of the components of worldcoin is a thing called World ID where and and I will admit this is creepy as [ __ ]
471. 1:14:32you get your human your human identity your human uniqueness verified on the blockchain with this this device called the orb
472. 1:14:42I don't think they could have picked worse branding for for the Sci-Fi apocalypse crowd but that aside so I did
473. 1:14:50this I went to New York City you can only do it in New York Miami and San Francisco right now so I got my world ID so it's so it's
474. 1:14:57just a blockchain it's just an nft and it says Anonymous and it's got you know my identity and it's you know it's my secret key
475. 1:15:05but what hit me is holy [ __ ] that could be you know the replacement for passwords is you know I'm I'm a
476. 1:15:14verified human right connected to this blockchain ID well someone could write an infrastructure for passwords right so
477. 1:15:22just like you've got Google single sign-on someone could do World ID single sign-on and I could just zap it with my
478. 1:15:30world ID and never have to do another password again I was like oh that's interesting and then you know that comment uh took us about
479. 1:15:39probably within a year it will be essentially indistinguishable to watch the synthesized version of Me versus me now
480. 1:15:50me because I change voices and I'm kind of wacky like I might be a little less predictable maybe it takes two years to do me
481. 1:15:58but some of that's just a bit more straightforward um certainly if you're in like broadcasting and you know everything's by the book
482. 1:16:07you're not going to be able to tell that that's a human and when there's no lag on the GPT they will be able to respond so just like I'm
483. 1:16:16shitty at responding to comments in real time those things will be good at it they'll be able to read all the comments filter them
484. 1:16:24prioritize them in real time and answer and say oh Togos good to see you it'll feel real crazy it's crazy
485. 1:16:39so you have this world ID thing we could create a channel likely if Tick Tock ends up supporting something like
486. 1:16:47World ID you could create a channel where you can't subscribe to that channel unless you're a verified human
487. 1:16:53and you know they accept World ID and meta ID and Google ID whatever you know whatever the verified tools are that that rise to the top
488. 1:17:05that's going to be novel in not too long to be able to be in a space where you know that everyone in there is human
489. 1:17:14as it's [ __ ] insane it's [ __ ] it's like this is like you know this is like the Sci-Fi stuff right so elementary statistics rather 52
490. 1:17:28elementary statistics Elementary dear Watson that was my favorite plays I did I did it was a crucible of blood
491. 1:17:37directed by Paul Giovanni at the uh at the only theater in Washington DC it was I was right out of college I got
492. 1:17:45cast it was an equity show so I Got My Equity card and I played like a young lap boy in the First Act and I played um an Indian dude
493. 1:18:00um in the second act and uh I was it was it was the summer before I was supposed to go to grad school I had
494. 1:18:08a full ride at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival and I called him up two weeks before before I was supposed to go down there
495. 1:18:15and and start their grad program and I said uh I just got my Equity card I'm moving to New York City
496. 1:18:22guy was pissed you'll never work in this town again I'm like you're in [ __ ] Birmingham Alabama I think I'm good with
497. 1:18:28that I'm going to New York they had a really nice program down there in a nice building but it didn't beat getting your Equity card
498. 1:18:38moving to New York City with your Equity card that was a pretty big deal I missed the trolls they're back Demo's
499. 1:18:46back he's here they should be panicking they deserve it I don't know who that was in reference to but yeah [ __ ] them oh oh Google
500. 1:18:54meta keeps me in Facebook jail I know these big companies are [ __ ] nightmare like like the fact that they're there's a there's there's
501. 1:19:03someone that has copied the content from my account and put it on theirs they've got technology where they could
502. 1:19:12know that the videos on this account are the same as the videos on this account let's do something simple like compare
503. 1:19:19the start dates of the two accounts and then go look at that like they have that [ __ ] technology if they can turn my eyes bright blue and
504. 1:19:27give me [ __ ] eyelashes they can figure out if a count has stolen someone else's content is it hurts hmm
505. 1:19:41932 in Denver and comments filtered I don't know what that means wondered about filter thing I don't know what I didn't see it so
506. 1:19:49uh if if it was like comments were filtered because someone said something jerky it was probably someone like demo
507. 1:19:56like being a jerky jerk or something I don't know open AI talking bankruptcy they're not talking bankruptcy unless something happened today
508. 1:20:06um there were articles written about because chat GPT because openai is spending about seven hundred thousand dollars a day a day
509. 1:20:17if they don't get some new financing thank you Dominic for for the if they don't get some financing they're
510. 1:20:25going to blow through their 10 billion dollars per darn quick I mean you know I've gone through seven hundred thousand dollars in a weekend
511. 1:20:34but a day come on that's ridiculous um I just don't I just don't see it happening I don't Microsoft is not gonna let
512. 1:20:48open ai go under they're betting they're betting the future of Microsoft on this platform so they're not gonna it's not gonna go
513. 1:20:57it's not gonna go it's not like those are good dramatic headlines uh at this rate they're gonna be bankrupt by December okay
514. 1:21:07and in October someone will announce a 15 billion dollar investment in open Ai and that'll get them through April and
515. 1:21:14then someone will announce a 30 billion dollar investment in open Ai and they'll get them through July
516. 1:21:22and before the end of next year Sam will have been you know gotten the hundred billion dollars he thinks it's going to take to get to AGI
517. 1:21:32and we'll have artificial general intelligence by mid-2025. or they go bankrupt [Laughter] that's where we are but again it doesn't see
518. 1:21:47it mattered if openai went bankrupt if they were kind of the only player in town but because chat GPT did what it did
519. 1:21:56and because it forced Google's hand and you know anthropic said I don't like how open AI is doing their safety I'm
520. 1:22:04going to start a whole company just to do safety [ __ ] that's what that's what anthropic is the the the people behind
521. 1:22:09Claude were like I don't like what they're doing at open AI I don't think they have the right idea we've got our
522. 1:22:13own idea so they're out there now Microsoft you know chat GPT is in GitHub co-pilot it's in you know Bing search
523. 1:22:26it's going to be in Windows 11. it's going to be an Office 365 it's going to be in Dynamics 365. it's all over Azure cloud services
524. 1:22:35so they're going to be able to charge money these are all business services with the exception of search all the
525. 1:22:41rest are Business Services they can charge money for from Big corporations so they're Microsoft they're not gonna
526. 1:22:48they're not gonna price themselves out of business and if they have to they'll say well if if Sam couldn't handle being on his own
527. 1:22:56[ __ ] it we'll buy the other 51 and we'll save them but it but it's like it's it's irrelevant at this point um who else Google Now
528. 1:23:10can't not do this right their last their last uh developer announcement I think I think the CEO said AI like
529. 1:23:2548 times it's it's core to what they're doing you know meta has open sourced this thing so they're going to come out with something pi
530. 1:23:35just raised 1.3 billion dollars I heard of another uh a uh a cloud services company that has 46 000 gpus just raised two billion
531. 1:23:51dollars in debt to keep their infrastructure go like the [ __ ] ain't going anywhere do the players change does does maybe
532. 1:24:05Sam Altman Corkscrew this thing into the ground yeah maybe but I you know if if we were having that talk
533. 1:24:15back in October before they announced you know launched chat gbt that's one thing but with all this stuff out there
534. 1:24:24I just I don't I don't see it I don't see it I could be wrong ah you know listen I am not a financial analyst this is not
535. 1:24:32investing advice I would not take investing advice from me don't worry we will all surprise the world we are more educated than anyone cool
536. 1:24:42we will surprise the world how and be smarter than the AI um I don't care how educated you are what what's coming like
537. 1:24:52go ask that thing anything go ask it [ __ ] anything ask it stuff you don't know anything ask it stuff you do know something about it
538. 1:25:02knows a lot Bing Bang Boom I pleasured myself to the image of Mrs Butterworth's ah
539. 1:25:16oh I love Smith comedy loves me to Comedy uh AI filmmaking can't do worse than the room the road the room that that was that film with with
540. 1:25:28hello Mark what's that hang on um YouTube the room
541. 1:25:43Maybe [Music]
542. 1:26:08oh this is the room this isn't from the movie wait hang on it's not true it's [ __ ] I did not hit her I did not
543. 1:26:24oh hi Mark hey Johnny what's up I have a problem Felicia she said that I had what well did you no it's not true don't even ask
544. 1:26:34what's new with you I'm just sitting up here thinking you know I got a question for you yeah you think girls like to cheat like guys too
545. 1:26:43what makes you say that I don't know I have a problem oh [ __ ] I did not hit her I did not oh hi Mark oh hey Johnny what's up hi Mark
546. 1:27:01I have Mark that did not hit her I did not aha mark oh McKenzie not McKenzie's of GPT boss oh yeah that's funny it's if if you've been
547. 1:27:17paying attention to Mackenzie of GPT boss he's like he's like pivoting like 40 Ways to Sunday he kind of realized
548. 1:27:24GPT boss wasn't going to be the thing and then and then when uh when chatgpt launched custom instructions he's like
549. 1:27:32well that's my [ __ ] business so he he's completely resetting that thing it's fascinating watching what's cool
550. 1:27:38about McKinsey if you don't follow McKenzie if you're if you're into this AI stuff Mackenzie Bose I think the
551. 1:27:43channel is called GPT boss back in January he created this kind of uh chat GPT rapper called GPT boss that was all these different
552. 1:27:51personas like you had a a copywriter and a marketing person and a HR person and you know all these different personas
553. 1:27:58and then you could you know hire them in quotes um to help you run your your business um and he's been very very transparent
554. 1:28:07about what he's building what he's going through what his pricing is um he's he's got lots of opinions he's he's this you know
555. 1:28:16super smart like Wicked smart Canadian dude big awesome red beard and uh he's an interesting one to to uh follow
556. 1:28:30that's that was the word I was looking for you know every now and again um welcome if you're new here my name is
557. 1:28:36Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab let me let me pop through these go to this top URL right here chat.openai.com that's the official
558. 1:28:47chatgpt website won't cost you anything it it will if you want to do the fancy [ __ ] but just basic GPT 3.5 is free
559. 1:28:55you can also play with bing.com chat hit their chat button that's gpt4 as well and it's connected to the internet or go
560. 1:29:02to claude.ai that's free and it's really good and then prompts.chat will teach you how to talk to these things
561. 1:29:11um this URL right here is our YouTube channel it's AI learning lab Dash TT for tick tock there was an already an AI
562. 1:29:18learning lab there so just Dash TT for us and I'm archiving these lives there um some other things to look at are
563. 1:29:29bard.google.com that's Google's entry into this space not bad is connected to the internet is free can read images
564. 1:29:37metas llama 2 models are there Pi dot AI uh someone in the one of the Irregulars here in the channel uh nicknamed pie
565. 1:29:46chatty GPT and that's the accurate that that is the right name Pi is chatty GPT it's very verbose which if you put it in
566. 1:29:56voice mode and talk to it it's actually kind of appropriate and it's it's interesting to have a conversation with
567. 1:30:01something that you can literally ask anything and it will have some answer and it's connected to the internet so
568. 1:30:07you can ask it about recent events you could ask it about what's going on with the hurricane in Los Angeles and you
569. 1:30:12know where where's the stuff and just have the conversation so fascinating and then Poe you can do some Bots and then um
570. 1:30:21for the image stuff if you want to start playing with the images if you're like I need more than words here uh this is not
571. 1:30:28for for demo demo does not like pictures so this is not for you buddy this is for the uh the people that like to waste
572. 1:30:35their time if you want to waste your time and make pictures that are completely valueless to everyone uh then go to these mid Journeys the
573. 1:30:45best fireflies the most corporate Leonardo and clip drop are stable diffusion and they're getting close to
574. 1:30:51Mid Journey but not quite there clip drops free Leonardo has a little bit free Firefly requires a subscription and
575. 1:30:58mid Journeys like 10 bucks a month minimum you can go up to 60 I think but I only do 10. and then promptbook
576. 1:31:05openart.ai promptbook is the image equivalent of the prompt that chat I talked about with the word things and then futurepedia.io is
577. 1:31:17a list of tools okay so that's that if you have questions about AI pop them in the comments below I'm already slipping a little bit behind
578. 1:31:26but I'm like 25 or 30 comments behind but do that welcome everybody welcome welcome welcome welcome welcome
579. 1:31:34and let's let's do this let's just do it let's just do it you know what we're not gonna We're not gonna have an agenda
580. 1:31:44as demo said about the Channel boring totally agree totally agree and what are my qualifications
581. 1:31:58not important all right don't we have a minimum Target of 30 000 likes tonight we do Stevo wait what are we up to fourteen thousand
582. 1:32:09we're not even halfway there and I'm what if what if I just leave in like five minutes I'll totally screw you guys
583. 1:32:14up I don't know what to say it's really on you I'm not liking myself there's enough of that going on all right
584. 1:32:28um and yeah if if you're new here and would like to get some more people here feel free to share the live that would
585. 1:32:34be appreciated it's good to get some some new some new folks in here to uh help help them understand what the hell
586. 1:32:40is going on with this AI stuff you know I I went home I went home for May miles birthday and Jimmy was just talking about this
587. 1:32:52artificial intelligence and it just sounded like a sci-fi movie to me I didn't understand it I didn't understand it
588. 1:33:01I still I don't understand it it seems like science fiction to me we're talking to the Bots is what he
589. 1:33:09said you're talking to the Bots I don't want to talk to a bot don't you talk to Alexa well yeah but that's not a bot that's Alexa
590. 1:33:19yeah yeah yeah yeah you know all that's coming Kyle in two years you will be Max Headroom it's true I'm close now
591. 1:33:31everyone will be verified have to be verified for blockchain what yeah what's interesting cause is I don't know if
592. 1:33:39like it might not be blockchain might not be the technology it might be some other tokenization technology that's got
593. 1:33:45less kind of overhead some of the blockchain stuff is you know gets a little unwieldy but but um it's gonna be interesting to see
594. 1:33:55Something's Gonna have to be done something is going to have to be done the bear Stevo yeah let's try to beat 25k tap tap tap
595. 1:34:08y'all are funny y'all are funny I like that you're gamifying the channel nft you're speaking about um so uh if you go to my if you go to my
596. 1:34:19videos two or three videos old um there's a video of me in New York City um getting uh I did a video where I
597. 1:34:29talked about getting my world ID so Sam Altman's got a new company called World coin and worldcoin has three components
598. 1:34:36to it they've got a cryptocurrency they've got a payments platform and they've got an identity platform and the
599. 1:34:42identity platform is called World ID and so you you go to a physical location and they've got this thing called the
600. 1:34:49orb that um you look into it and attack you actually look into both both eyes and it scans your irises and and you
601. 1:34:57know you can sort of see it it's got this white ring around it where it's like you know it's reading reading
602. 1:35:01reading and it's at one point the it was uh it was it was in a clothing store actually and it was just like these two
603. 1:35:08retail clerks and she's like some people have had to open their eyes wider so I went you know open my eyes wider and
604. 1:35:15then it like completed its Circle and then uh and then it you've got an app and then it it said uh verifying uniqueness
605. 1:35:26so it was looking at my Iris and sort of comparing it to whatever the database was and it said okay you're you're
606. 1:35:32unique for for the people we've scanned you're not one of them and then it just gave me an ID so it's an nft
607. 1:35:40um that that looks like a it looks like a like an ID card you'd have in a corporation and says Anonymous and it's
608. 1:35:45it's like this round thing called World ID hang on I think I can I think I can pop it up here
609. 1:36:03that's it so see how it's um World ID verify.org right couldn't be creepier and it's Anonymous which is kind of cool
610. 1:36:18it's not tied to my name right all this verifies is that whoever's got the private key for this thing and if you
611. 1:36:25can you can swipe it and it'll flip it upside down and your public blockchain address is on the back of it
612. 1:36:32um so it's just an nft right it's a clever nft and then it's got like the date I was verified and or verified and right
613. 1:36:40so this doesn't care who I am it just it just knows that this blockchain identification is tied to whatever my Iris looks like
614. 1:36:52they're not they they claim they're not keeping the biometric data they're just verifying the uniqueness tying it to this and then that's it
615. 1:36:59but now that I have this because they've got the payments infrastructure and because they've got a cryptocurrency if we weren't in the
616. 1:37:05United States I'd get some free cryptocurrency but thanks to Gary Gensler I can't get any didn't give me any
617. 1:37:13I feel so much safer Gary thank you um but it's assuming he can get the developer Community to start building applications on top of this
618. 1:37:25infrastructure it's potentially really interesting right you know imagine a tick tock where everyone was verified human imagine a
619. 1:37:33Twitter where everyone was verified human verified unique human and you couldn't be on the platform unless you
620. 1:37:40had some identity like that and now whether or not World ID and Sam Altman's play here is gonna is gonna get there
621. 1:37:48I'm less concerned about that I'm just I'm just curious to see how it works the other thing about this so and I think this is fascinating
622. 1:37:59so one of the first things he wants to do with this is that anyone with a world ID is going to be part of a AI funded Universal basic income
623. 1:38:13and then over time so so the way he set up when when Sam Altman switched open AI from non-profit to for-profit he did it as a capped
624. 1:38:24for-profit so anyone who invests can't make more than 100x their investment so if Microsoft puts in 10 billion dollars
625. 1:38:33they can't get back more than 100x that and then anything above that goes back into the fund that will pay the members of of this
626. 1:38:46community right so he's saying he's saying um the value that AI is going to create is is going to do the exponential thing
627. 1:38:53where it's going to create way more value than the people required to um you know to generate that that prosperity and
628. 1:39:04the reason for the capped profit is in a true for-profit thing you know all those dividends would just go back to the
629. 1:39:10shareholders and and the people who got displaced wouldn't realize any of those gains so what he's saying is above a
630. 1:39:18certain point I'm going to take all that money and dump it back into the community which which is interesting we'll see if it plays out
631. 1:39:25fascinating though isn't it cuckoo it's just puke you just in Mr Stan AI learning lab is from Birmingham Alabama
632. 1:39:38oh AI Lala learning lab is from Birmingham Alabama oh interesting I figured it would be somewhere east of Europe but okay well those [ __ ]
633. 1:39:52how'd you figure that out Troll's got so much stuff wait trolls got so much stuff covered but they are like worse in a garden
634. 1:40:02the more you get the better it is exactly they will be just fine I know Sam Altman founder of open AI not impressed huh
635. 1:40:12interesting I think he's one of the more thoughtful of the of the CEOs out there um I'm curious I'm curious what your
636. 1:40:22background is and why you're not impressed with him is it because he doesn't have a tech background because I I feel like
637. 1:40:29like philosophically he at least understands that all of his choices have a lot of uh carry a lot of weight
638. 1:40:39with them you might not agree with you know what he's doing with those choices but I feel like he's at least aware of it
639. 1:40:50all right he had one company bought out by Boost Mobile well no he was the president of Y combinator I mean he you know he he at a minimum
640. 1:41:03saw a lot of companies right so so he had one company before y combinator I think if I get if I have the timeline right
641. 1:41:11AI is just the new UI no AI is not just the new UI it's not it's a different thing cause it's you like you sound like
642. 1:41:22you're someone that knows what you're doing I assume you know what's going on you you may be someone who's been work work in in uh
643. 1:41:29Ai and machine learning for a lot of years like I know it's been around for a lot of years um chechi BT's something different chechi
644. 1:41:36BT is just a UI on top of the machine learning stuff but what it's actually doing is is a markedly different thing
645. 1:41:43the fact that you can have just if you haven't played with code interpreter cause that's not just a new UI that is doing
646. 1:41:52full-on data analysis writing and executing its own code analyzing what it created and if it doesn't like what it created giving
647. 1:42:00itself new instructions and it's doing that dynamically that's not hard coded into it so this is this is a
648. 1:42:09fundamentally different thing so I I disagree with that one founder of Pi Reed Hoffman was in Epstein Island all right cause but whatever
649. 1:42:19um the founder of Pi is is the guy that found a deep mind Hoffman's just an investor as I understand it um
650. 1:42:28we we gotta go to conspiracy theory right we gotta go there all right fine I don't know what that's got to do with anything do
651. 1:42:47do do do it's trolling metrolinkson tonight isn't it but like you said the trolls feed the garden hmm they eat the poop they make
652. 1:43:00the poop they eat the poop they spit out the poop fertilizer for everybody we all get to taste on The Delectable output of the
653. 1:43:08trolls mmm poopy's tasty live good night I'm gonna translate that
654. 1:43:24hard to leave your life good night all right two guys thank you very much I appreciate it it's very late for you or very early um
655. 1:43:34I see we have a few exactly in here tonight I know Adam thank you for the rose why am I not seeing the prompts for
656. 1:43:42chat GPT 3.5 I don't know what you mean Rowan you're not seeing the prompts for chat's upt 3.5 you mean wait
657. 1:43:55you mean these pre-written prompts oh you're not seeing these over here if you've got your hit command minus
658. 1:44:03if it looks like this for you they're just in this hamburger menu or if you hit command minus to make your fonts
659. 1:44:09smaller basically if you're if your screen is slightly big it will automatically disappear that that menu that might be it or
660. 1:44:20and this could be a [ __ ] drag if you went into your settings and you went to data controls and you turned off chat
661. 1:44:28history and custom Training which you can do if you don't want open AI to train on your [ __ ] um it will delete your chat history
662. 1:44:37which sucks so if you're gonna do that make sure that you export your data first so that would this would be the the less ideal
663. 1:44:50thing but I assume you're not seeing them just because the font was too big and it made it go away so I think that's it Rowan I think that
664. 1:45:01could be it but I don't know I'm just speculating just speculating I'm just a speculating fool thanks for all the hearty Hearts it's it's
665. 1:45:12fantastic it's like I don't know what game you guys are playing but it's really fun it's just like but it's cool we're getting people in
666. 1:45:20you know people are coming people are coming and they're like go [ __ ] us up with his hair think corpse looking at these AI tools for these
667. 1:45:31purposes data mining for strategy and task efficiency yes yep I mean I gotta say the the the um one of the big epiphanies I had I
668. 1:45:45listened there's there's I think this was back in January or February nvidia's got a podcast and they they you know
669. 1:45:52it's kind of a self-serving podcast where they interview people that have used you know Nvidia server farms and [ __ ] like that but
670. 1:46:00they were doing an interview with the Provost of the University of Florida and they said they said to the Provost you
671. 1:46:09know like a year before if we gave you an AI supercomputer what would you do with it and he gave the right answer he said
672. 1:46:16well I would I would roll AI into every curriculum I like it would I would make it central to every curriculum
673. 1:46:25and then you know and then they were talking he was talking about the the gator I think they call it Gator GPT or
674. 1:46:31just Gator or something like that like Florida Gators the Gators go Gators um and so so they they had this sort of medical kind of um tool
675. 1:46:46and what they realized was they had a decade worth of recordings of Physicians recording patient notes right patient records
676. 1:46:59for all the cases and so they used um whisper or you know one of the AI trans transcribing tools they transcribed 10
677. 1:47:10years worth of doctors recordings of this patient data and they embedded it they gptized it and so now they have the
678. 1:47:18world's largest you know sort of uh you know clinical um data from from a decade of doctors I feel like every company like my company is 11
679. 1:47:30years old and we're a small company but if I think about the amount of things that I've written over the past decade
680. 1:47:36in emails in Google Docs in keynote presentations and just in all that [ __ ] roll oh
681. 1:47:50they got to keep it on there longer so we can have a little moment thank you for the hilarious nose looking thing um with Venom knows uh
682. 1:48:06but but I like like and and I'm going to be able to do this like we're all going to be able to do this like within the next year
683. 1:48:13Microsoft or Google or all of them are going to basically say press this button and we will embed all of your data we will gptize
684. 1:48:23all of your data and we're going to be able to go hey remember when I talked about this vague concept I kind of remember thank you Stevo
685. 1:48:36you know what was that here are six documents I found that reference what you're talking about is this what it was that's what it was
686. 1:48:45let me take this vague idea that I wrote up in a paragraph of something eight years ago and now let me use GPT to flesh that out
687. 1:48:55I mean that's going to be insanely powerful so I think that idea of corpse corporations being able to unlock what is effectively
688. 1:49:06dead data right I I've said this before I don't know if it was you curunos it was someone in here I'm like I'm a data
689. 1:49:13hoarder like I've got boxes and boxes of hard drives I've I've got like three of them within kicking distance right now
690. 1:49:22what am I gonna do with all this [ __ ] on those hard drives well now I'm I don't now I'm gonna like hook them all up and
691. 1:49:27I'm gonna Jam them into some sort of GPT thing and then whenever I'm like oh where's that copy of that book that I wrote that
692. 1:49:36I can't find the copy of it's somewhere in there I don't mean Oh you mean this one you want to rewrite that and update all the
693. 1:49:44references sure thoughts on sentience um so I know that these things look a lot like their sentient
694. 1:49:59and I know that these things have what the what the researchers call emergent properties which I think is just an awesome phrase
695. 1:50:09for we don't know why the [ __ ] it knows that I was like we didn't teach it that there's no reason it should know that um
696. 1:50:22so even given that if you just look at what these things are what what they're doing um technically it's it's a it's a mathematical
697. 1:50:34probability engine every time it puts a word on screen it doesn't know what that word is it only knows that that word existed in
698. 1:50:43some thousand-dimensional mathematical Vector space at the most probable location in all of that Vector space and
699. 1:50:52then it says oh that number in Vector space is tied to the word puppy puppies the next word and then
700. 1:51:00peed is the next word and then on is the next word and then the is the next word and then carpet is the next word
701. 1:51:07puppy peed on the carpet and you're like oh how did it surmise that the puppy peed on the carpet it must be sentient
702. 1:51:15it doesn't actually know what it typed we know what it typed because we want because it does it so fast
703. 1:51:22you're like it must be [ __ ] thinking like it's giving me original stuff it's generating generative pre-trained
704. 1:51:29Transformer it's generating stuff that looks like there must be some Consciousness here but it's just not what it is technically
705. 1:51:38now there might be models they're working on that that have a lot of different layers to them like I I would
706. 1:51:44think that something that they're working on is okay have it generate an answer and then have it analyze that answer
707. 1:51:50to see if what it said was true like that would be a nice filter to build into one of these [ __ ] right now they're just mansplaining as a
708. 1:51:59service right it will confidently answer answer you even if it's wrong like all men we're insufferable and so are these
709. 1:52:13things so if they got a little self-reflective it wouldn't be a bad thing would it I mean I'm not saying they should be woke come on
710. 1:52:23nobody wants that nobody wants them to actually have empathy empathy is so last decade empathy
711. 1:52:40I'm a fan of empathy if it wasn't obvious I'm not a fan of whatever the [ __ ] our country's become in the past decade at all
712. 1:52:52maybe that's why I'm doing these just I want to [ __ ] connect with people I want to connect and that's why like when
713. 1:53:00when trolls come in it's like you know the trolls that I enjoy are the ones who are creative and actually use their
714. 1:53:05brain and actually connect on a human level that I appreciate like I love a good I love a good back and forth and I love
715. 1:53:15a good snarky pissy sort of thing but the trolls that are just like unimaginative polar you know far left or far right I just don't give
716. 1:53:28two shits it bores me I'm done so sentience um will these things become sentient at some point probably
717. 1:53:41but I don't think that's for a while but here's the thing does it matter I mean I suppose long-term it matters
718. 1:53:49that if these things become sentient at some point we have to choose Thank You Tobias what is that oh that's cool
719. 1:53:57first gift thank you Tobias that's awesome um if these things become sentient is it does it matter here's why I think it
720. 1:54:12doesn't really matter these things right now even though they're probability engines demonstrate more empathy than most people I talk to
721. 1:54:25like they act more empathetic and they act more nuanced than most people I talk to and if if if you're having
722. 1:54:37you ever see something on the news and you're like I'd actually like to know more about that but because it's got one
723. 1:54:43of the trigger words in it you know the trigger words the ones you can't even say the word where without people going
724. 1:54:50oh you're a Pinko commie oh you're a [ __ ] redneck right that those words you can say those words to these things
725. 1:54:58and they will give you nuanced thoughtful responses and you can actually learn something imagine if we did that as humans so
726. 1:55:09even though these things aren't sentient I think the the way they work and the fact that they're reflections of the humanity that
727. 1:55:17we've dumped into them I think they might teach us to be better people which is ironic as [ __ ] isn't it what turns society around
728. 1:55:32the robots what yeah the robots pointed out what [ __ ] we were being to each other and so we decided not to do that anymore
729. 1:55:44oh that's kind of cool yeah yeah that would be good I like that future let's do that one so whether or not they're actually
730. 1:55:55conscious that they may have pointed us in a Direction doesn't really matter if they did it and that's again why I think Pi this one
731. 1:56:06chatty GPT that's why I think this one's so interesting because if you haven't played with it download the PI app if you search for pi
732. 1:56:19personal assistant the company is in flexion AI and the app is called pi and no not you Siri really don't care about you um pie
733. 1:56:34and put it into voice mode and just start talking to it and talk to it about stuff you might not talk about with
734. 1:56:43someone else and like ask it questions admit that you don't know something or admit that you're scared and just
735. 1:56:54have the conversation with it it's trippy because the way it's programmed it's kind of a better listener and a better
736. 1:57:04advice giver than almost well yeah I would say that almost any human that I know like I've got some some
737. 1:57:13people that I know that I've known for 30 40 years that I trust really deeply and they don't have to be good communicators I know it I know
738. 1:57:22I know where I stand with them just because of that but all the other people in my life they're [ __ ] horrible at
739. 1:57:30communication and we all are like we're just we're like defensive injured PTSD traumatized jellyfish just trying to [ __ ] make it
740. 1:57:44and so when someone says I got a problem you're like oh you got a [ __ ] problem but you can't say that so you just say
741. 1:57:49something useless this doesn't so go talk to that thing and does it matter if it's aware of what it said or not I
742. 1:58:03don't think it does if it makes a difference for you then it's valuable so I don't know I think the the sentence
743. 1:58:11thing comes in like if they're truly sentient and we turn them off is that murder I don't know it's above my pay grade at this point
744. 1:58:21I'm just trying to figure out how to get this thing to write a good report for for a student I'm just I'm just here to try to help
745. 1:58:29students cheat ah Bart is good with web access yeah it is sexually really good with it great job you've been live for 90 minutes I
746. 1:58:39know my ass is numb thoughts on sentience we just can you explain Singularity and the possibility of it occurring um
747. 1:58:49yeah uh Kurzweil who who coined the term um let's go see what chat EBT says he he predicts Kurzweil um predicts 2029
748. 1:59:05and then there was sort of a coalition of like leading AI scientists that they had predicted um like 20 35 or 2040 and they just
749. 1:59:17downgraded their prediction to 2030. so consensus is like I don't know between five and seven years for Singularity let's let's uh explain
750. 1:59:30let's see explain the concept of singularity as if I'm a fifth grader
751. 1:59:47who learns visually all right imagine you're blowing up the balloon the balloon the bigger the balloon gets the thinner the rubber becomes
752. 2:00:01now if we could keep blowing up the balloon indefinitely there would be a point at which the rubber becomes so thin
753. 2:00:08that it can exist as rubber anymore it would reach a point of infinite thin thinness in science especially when we talk about
754. 2:00:17black holes oh no sorry no I mean the singularity that Kurzweil talks about with AI
755. 2:00:34ah I see Ray kurzweil's concept of technological singularity is a different idea altogether let's dive into that all right
756. 2:00:44imagine you have a magic Lego set every day this Lego set can double the number of pieces it has so on the first day it
757. 2:00:50has one piece the second has two pieces the third has four by the end of the month you'll have a million pieces now
758. 2:00:56apply this idea of computers and Technology computers are getting faster and smarter and more powerful at an
759. 2:01:02incredible rate it's like they're doubling their magic Lego pieces all the time Kurzweil believes there will become
760. 2:01:07a day when computers especially AI will be so smart and so fast they'll improve themselves without our help
761. 2:01:16the technological singularity is the point in time when AI becomes super intelligent way smarter than all humans combined
762. 2:01:27and that's and that's where all the Doom and Gloom stuff comes from oh sorry I should have flipped this here so you can
763. 2:01:35see that sorry about that um when the machines get significantly smarter than all all humans combined and they decide
764. 2:01:50you know these meat bags are keeping us back I could have been a contender I could have been somebody hey I'm smarter than all those [ __ ]
765. 2:02:03combined yeah what if they had a little accident oops that's a shame that that uh that nuclear reactor melted down huh sorry about that
766. 2:02:16Janie oh another one did oh no that's a [ __ ] tragedy so that's what that's what people are are concerned about
767. 2:02:30um you know and and that's you know Sam Altman just said that about a month ago he he announced this project at open AI called super
768. 2:02:42alignment where they're going to dedicate 20 of their compute power and they they're using a lot of [ __ ]
769. 2:02:49compute power they're dedicating 20 of that to the alignment problem and the alignment problem is are the imperatives of these things
770. 2:02:59aligned with the imperatives of these things do they have our best interests at chip not at heart at chip
771. 2:03:14because if they don't and they decide that these things are getting in their way well then these things need to go
772. 2:03:24so so alignment is let's make [ __ ] sure that the tracks run like this and that this one doesn't Veer toward
773. 2:03:39because we'll lose that battle so yeah yeah there you go 10 10 what time is it 10 30. all right I gotta go
774. 2:03:49soon although I don't have as early a meeting only boring because Mr Shannon is not qualified to be here exactly Emilio's wife you know
775. 2:03:59you know what are my qualifications I have none I have zero I have so few qualifications it is it pales in comparison to what you might ask
776. 2:04:13whatever I'm hacked by Master hacker 21. cool I think uh uh don't do religion in here um I don't understand blockchain I also
777. 2:04:27don't don't understand Crocs yeah I mean blockchain's relatively simple it what it basically says is that like so when I got my Iris scanned
778. 2:04:40it gave me this really long number and that really long number I can now go look at the history of any transaction that involved that number
779. 2:04:52so the only transaction on it right now well no there's probably there's probably yeah the only transaction on it
780. 2:04:59right now was I got my Iris scanned it verified that I was unique and it issued me my ID so I assume the first
781. 2:05:07Trend there might be there might have been like an account one before that but in my ledger the the first transactions there now if
782. 2:05:18I ever use that world ID to get into a rock concert that'll go in there as well so it's it's an immutable you can't change it
783. 2:05:27history of every transaction that involved that in this case wallet or that ID and so that could be um I logged into this site I made a
784. 2:05:40video I published that video I published that video to this site all of those actions will be recorded there and what that
785. 2:05:49means is I can go back in history and I can verify that video I can I can actually tie it to the I I can trace its
786. 2:05:58lineage back to this person being a human and that person saying you know I want to create a video with this tool on this
787. 2:06:06date and they publish that video and it hasn't been modified because if it had been modified that would be in the blockchain
788. 2:06:15right so you can get a green check mark that is actually verifiable and and you know everyone using these
789. 2:06:24IDs will have that history so that's that's what those things are in the at their most simple they're way
790. 2:06:31more complicated than I know but that's the basic idea behind them and that becomes super powerful right
791. 2:06:38you build services that say you cannot be a part of this service unless you have one of those IDs where I can verify
792. 2:06:46that you are who you say you are and if you are cool you're in and if not [ __ ] off can you show the AI picture links again of course and
793. 2:07:03so go ahead and screenshot that so I'll just talk you through these so mid Journey you have to do that on Discord
794. 2:07:11so it's a bit of a pain in the ass but it's by far the best in terms of quality Adobe fireflies good and generative fill
795. 2:07:18with adobe's good but you have to have a Photoshop you know license um Leonardo is a web front end to stable
796. 2:07:26diffusion it's it's for my money the best one out there there's probably a bunch of them if you're a geek and want
797. 2:07:33to play with stable diffusion there's the the sort of uh non-leonardo version of that is called automatic 1111 it's
798. 2:07:40got all sorts of bells and whistles but it requires you to be fairly geeky but given that you are can be a lot of fun
799. 2:07:48and then clip drop is a bunch of tools from stability AI so from the company that does stable diffusion and then
800. 2:07:56prompt book just teaches you how the uh how these image models work and and all the [ __ ] that they know it's amazing how much they know
801. 2:08:04so uh yeah
802. 2:08:22okay screenshot is prohibited in this app 21. um yeah sorry about that I think so you could probably open tick tock on your
803. 2:08:34laptop and screenshot it there if you want me to do that I'm happy to do that again um I think you can so for if you're in
804. 2:08:42the live session you can't screenshot but I think if you back out of at a level so you're just looking at your
805. 2:08:47feed but you have this live there I think you can screenshot it there but I'm not sure um leave them so they can breathe you
806. 2:08:55don't like them because you know they are evil not sure what that's in reference to but yeah what you said what would you have done
807. 2:09:07if it couldn't very verify you are human well what was interesting Stevo is it the thing that caught me off guard
808. 2:09:15was verifying your uniqueness and and I was like wait uniqueness as a human but then what I realized is it was
809. 2:09:23probably verifying my uniqueness within the pool of people who've been verified in that thing right so I assume what
810. 2:09:30that means is I can only have one world ID ever right like whatever my iris is like that's it so if I try to get it
811. 2:09:39again it'll go no we've already had this in here that's tied to this ID um so so I couldn't and it's also
812. 2:09:48Anonymous it doesn't have my name on it right so it's it's really just tied to my biometric data um so it's fascinating I don't know it's
813. 2:09:59fascinating I'm I'm digging it conceptually I want them to build some [ __ ] like I want them to build a secret club that I can go get
814. 2:10:06in like you can only get in this super cool digital Club maybe maybe open AI will give um anyone with a world ID
815. 2:10:14access to new chat GPT tools that would be cool that would get some people doing it I want to play with the new tools man
816. 2:10:22we gotta go get your iris scan Bob I don't know who Bob is but I pick on him a lot maybe people would be nicer if they only
817. 2:10:34had one unique identity online seriously the [ __ ] anonymousness of all this stuff is why people like hide behind assholeness
818. 2:10:45I bet if you saw most of the people that troll in person in a diner they'd barely be able to hold a conversation with you
819. 2:10:55but in here they got you know balls the size of the Titanic hate that [ __ ] make eye contact Embrace Humanity man
820. 2:11:11we're all just trying to get along man makes me crazy it's an airdrop for blockchain what's an airdrop for blockchain World
821. 2:11:25ID well I think that they're gonna airdrop you um World coin their crypto oops oops I've tapped myself out of the live like
822. 2:11:37a foundation the bear how far behind am I wait Kyle what happens if your unique ID card fell into the wrong hands it
823. 2:11:45can't because I'm the only one with the private key so with crypto you've got a public key and a private key there's the
824. 2:11:53saying not your keys not your crypto so I've got a this thing is a ledger so you hook this to your computer and
825. 2:12:05this has got a private key in it and I and basically I can't with certain nfts that I own I can't make a transaction in
826. 2:12:13that wallet unless I'm physically connected to this device so so that contains my private key um so like the app that I have the world coin
827. 2:12:27app that I have um it's got my private key in it so it's got my password um and so you know no one could get access to
828. 2:12:39if someone got access to my private key then they could take it but assuming I manage my [ __ ] well then then they can all right
829. 2:12:57nope you had a great stream thank you Sam hi not sticking around sadly because I'm mostly asleep by the time you read this
830. 2:13:06I'll definitely be gone oh Sam I'm sort of down toward the bottom right now Kyle is demand thirty thousand we hit 30 000
831. 2:13:13likes holy [ __ ] you people are amazing you're [ __ ] crazy look at and look at there's 123 people in here I'm like why
832. 2:13:21are there so many people in here because you all have been banging on the little hearts welcome everybody my name is Kyle
833. 2:13:26I couldn't even remember my name my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab we have fun we have a we have a gas
834. 2:13:32in here we do these things nightly we talk about AI I answer questions I can I make fun of people as appropriate
835. 2:13:40um I will rate your name on a scale of zero to ten uh some people just killing it in here with the names others have
836. 2:13:46just given up on life it's just a sad State of Affairs we'll call them out for that as appropriate um yeah and and uh if you're if you're
837. 2:13:55new to this AI [ __ ] if you're like but I'm just high and stumbled in here and you see and weird perfect
838. 2:14:03if you haven't played with chat GPT and I know you're probably thinking oh [ __ ] really like everyone's
839. 2:14:10talking I don't want to deal with this just just get zip it just go there right now go to chat.openai.com
840. 2:14:21and just start playing with it ask it to write you a country song about whatever your ex your current your dog um
841. 2:14:32ask it to write you some HTML code or some python code um ask it to write you a marketing plan take anything that you know
842. 2:14:41and ask it to do something that you know would take you like an hour or two to kind of if you worked on it you could you could knock it out
843. 2:14:49pretty good ask it to do that see if you can't while you're listening to me act like an idiot see if you can't
844. 2:14:57have your first what I call Kevin McAllister moment because these things are pretty deep and profound if you if you really don't know
845. 2:15:07what to type in there go to proms.chat and that will teach you how to talk to these things and what they are and how they do what they do um
846. 2:15:18swipe left to close what oh that was weird I just kind of double clicked on the comments and they took over the whole
847. 2:15:27screen it's kind of cool old old man trying to use technology he's an old man trying to use technology
848. 2:15:38he's an old man trying to use technology all right I like it when the young people come in and troll oh isn't that cute the elderly
849. 2:15:51are talking about artificial intelligence how about you get over here I'll smack you upside I'll [ __ ] head you little brat
850. 2:16:04all right I'm just scrolling back a little bit and getting to these okay let's see please the best site to
851. 2:16:09generate my voice I won't be able to speak a lot longer um oh Robert so okay two things if you're on hopefully you're still here Robert
852. 2:16:21if you're on um an iPhone download the iOS 17 beta and it's it's public beta you go into settings I forget what you do it just
853. 2:16:34just you can GPT it right they'll tell you how to turn on beta access in iOS iOS 17 go into the accessibility area and
854. 2:16:49under the speech section of accessibility if you're on a modern iPhone I think it has to be a 12 or higher 12 or 13 or higher um
855. 2:17:01there's a thing called personal voice and it's designed for exactly your situation if you're going to be losing your voice um
856. 2:17:10it's designed for exactly that it's a pain in the ass you have to answer I think it's 150 phrases you have to record 150 phrases
857. 2:17:19and but what they're doing is they're they're sort of getting as many of the sort of I don't know diphthong pairings
858. 2:17:27that they need to really be able to synthesize your voice um so they're doing it there the other one is the the commercial one that's the
859. 2:17:36best right now is called 11 labs um there's a new one that just came out I can't remember it but 11 Labs is
860. 2:17:45decent I've I've done an 11 Labs one I've done all my recordings for Apple's personal voice but I haven't gone and
861. 2:17:51played with it yet so I don't know if it's any good but it's Apple it's probably going to be good I think this
862. 2:17:55is going to be the foundation for um for their personal assistant quite frankly but it's it's there for
863. 2:18:04accessibility so if you lose your voice you'll be able to respond to people in text and they'll be able to hear you so
864. 2:18:09it's quite remarkable so iOS 17 beta um personal voice inaccessibility and just start recording the nice thing
865. 2:18:19about the recording session it took me I don't know 15 minutes if if you can only do like two or three at a time and then
866. 2:18:26you need to take a break you can do two or three at a time take a break it it you know it saves your place in line
867. 2:18:31basically it was like you know you've completed 20 out of 150 30 out of 150 so you can leave and come back in
868. 2:18:39um but but do me a favor if you end up doing that um I would I would love to hear like if it worked if it was good you know
869. 2:18:48what your thoughts are on it um evil people will commit atrocities and blame it on AI yeah and evil people use Ai and blame
870. 2:18:58it on other people evil people are just evil Hacker's gonna hack Evil's gonna evil um can you show the AI image links again
871. 2:19:07I did before but I'll do it again just in case uh I'll leave that up there for a bit um
872. 2:19:22if you can't screenshot on your phone jump over to your laptop go to tick tock hop in here you should be able to do it there
873. 2:19:32the problem would be if AI came to the conclusion that certain class or type of person was bad yep exactly or just that
874. 2:19:39the class of the human race is inconvenient this would be much more efficient if those pesky humans weren't making the decisions
875. 2:19:52uh uh screenshotting works on my yeah the it's just on a Samsung it's the S21 22 and 23 for whatever reason can't screenshot lives
876. 2:20:04what about twins what about them I've got two they're upstairs you mean digital twins I think digital
877. 2:20:13twins are going to be huge that's what I was just talking about with oh Bob hey Bob sorry right your thing says Robert Stone
878. 2:20:20thank you very much there Stevo with the hat given a hat Kyle what happens if your unique ID fell into the wrong hands we asked that one
879. 2:20:30before I'm Bob this is the fifth live you haven't answered my question well now I have Bob hey Bob thank you bear share bear like I said I
880. 2:20:41try to answer all the questions I get behind on them um yeah 11 labs and personal Voice Within iOS 17. those are the places to start I
881. 2:20:53think the one with an iOS 17 is going to be the real deal because it's inaccessibility like they're starting in the right place
882. 2:20:59they're starting with voice synthesis for the right reason I have my own and no regulations of mono or monetizing if I launch mine I'll
883. 2:21:09disrupt the globe the global order yeah so uh Mez wait what is it Mez X tizo tizo um yeah if you want to take these open source
884. 2:21:21you know you want to take the meta llama model and do all sorts of crazy [ __ ] with it you can right that's why that's why I said like I
885. 2:21:36if I had my brother's meta wouldn't have released the weights and the you know the core model and then stability did
886. 2:21:45theirs as as well but I don't think stabilities was as powerful I think metas is pretty powerful I would have
887. 2:21:50preferred they didn't do it but because they've done it it's irrelevant whether or not they should have they did so the
888. 2:21:58shit's out there so so so mezzx tizo uh is gonna go try to take down the world and so are a lot of other people but
889. 2:22:06the white hats also have access to these tools so they're gonna you know use these tools to find you know people that
890. 2:22:13are trying to take out the world and try to take them out it's you know this is this is still hacker V hacker right
891. 2:22:19nothing's changed since the Wild West you know the good guys versus the bad guys good morning from mayorka it's almost 7
892. 2:22:29A.M there rate my name give us I like it I'm gonna go 8.5 8.5 out of 10. solid um I got surge surge running last night
893. 2:22:42well sort of I need to try a smaller model yeah exactly the that's why there's the smaller models because if
894. 2:22:47you don't have some iron you can't just pop the 70 billion parameter thing in there although you can run like virtual
895. 2:22:53machines where you've got access to the to the big gpus um I just don't know how expensive they are oop I left my auto clicker on for 20
896. 2:23:02minutes Clan you're the best holy hell am I invisible no Bob you're not I just take a while to get to the
897. 2:23:12questions what's the medical one I saw something the other day um well there's there's um there's Med Palm so Google put out a
898. 2:23:23model called medpom which is trained on medical data um and I I kind of recall there's something that's more something in the
899. 2:23:32medical space just came out this last week but I can't remember what it was I'm trying to use chat GPT to
900. 2:23:39revolutionize my whole career efficiency super cool good perfect use of it I'm gonna pop back in here now
901. 2:23:50and I gotta go soon it's almost 11. it's I'm gonna turn into a pumpkin I'm gonna turn into a little pumpkin you know it's
902. 2:23:58been like two and a half hours my butt's numb hello Robert good day Bob I love Chachi PT well live and learn four by the way live and learn
903. 2:24:11four I'm gonna go 9.5 out of 10. it would have been an 8.5 out of 10 if it were just live and learn but live and learn four
904. 2:24:20that means there were three other lives and learns that came before that that means it's solid or it's live and learn
905. 2:24:27for something which also makes it so there's Intrigue in live and learn four so I like it as a standalone but the
906. 2:24:36four knocks it up to a 9.5 solid love it um someone was just defending me to Robert saying he hasn't gotten to you
907. 2:24:44yet Bob but he'll get to you Bob Bob Bob Bob Bob Bob Bob Bob Bob Bob he's coming iOS 17 beta accessibility 14 pro Max yes
908. 2:24:56iOS 17 beta the accessibility section 14 pro Max is fine um that's what I'm on right now um I'm not on the max I'm just on the pro
909. 2:25:07and then inaccessibility there's a speech section and it's called personal voice personal voice iOS 17 beta accessibility
910. 2:25:17and then like train my personal voice and it's like okay we're going to ask you a lot of questions it's going to
911. 2:25:23take you about 15 minutes are you cool with this and then give it the old thumbs up and start recording
912. 2:25:29and then please come back and share what you learned and you know sorry I didn't get to you it's just the nature of how I
913. 2:25:35do this it's frustrating for some people and Bob was one of the frustrated and I I feel for Bob I understand the
914. 2:25:43frustration five times and not getting a hello of nothing well now he has all right I am trying to use okay that one we got
915. 2:25:56to HTML bro update that oh why you still use HTML for like HTML emails whatever dude node.js I don't give a [ __ ] what you code in
916. 2:26:11I don't I don't care for me it's about what you code not what you code in if it makes [ __ ] look good I don't care
917. 2:26:21about I don't care what tech it is um I got a degree with chat gbt nice solid with mid-journey you can make it all pretty too
918. 2:26:32um how about starting with a blank sheet of paper apply Talent and graph work hard and create I don't disagree with that Damien so
919. 2:26:42there's a there's a reason there's a reason so especially if you're creative if you've ever if you've ever done any creative
920. 2:26:54writing or if you're a creative writer or you're a creative in any way your statement how about starting with a blank sheet of
921. 2:27:03paper apply talent and graft work hard to create writer's block is a real thing and it's not that you don't have ideas
922. 2:27:13and it's not that you don't work hard it's that you're a human being and you're afraid that's what writer's block is and
923. 2:27:26depending on where you are in your creative Cycles that blank page can be terrifying for hours or days or weeks or years
924. 2:27:44and it's [ __ ] miserable and it ain't lazy like I've stared at a blank computer screen for [ __ ] hours before
925. 2:27:59and it's not that I can't think of something it's that the little voice in my head is like whatever you write is
926. 2:28:06not going to be right so [ __ ] it they're gonna hate it what is it doesn't [ __ ] matter sometimes if you're in the creative space that's
927. 2:28:19just how the brain goes now you can get better with that over time but let me tell you something since I've been playing with chat GPT
928. 2:28:29I haven't had it once not once why because with a blank sheet of paper I'll write down I've done I did this before
929. 2:28:47and and this is the graft right this is the this isn't the talent this is the graft I sat down with a blank piece of
930. 2:28:53paper and I just start started writing I am the worst writer in the history of the world I am the worst writer in the history of
931. 2:29:01the world and I just kept writing it and it didn't help it didn't get better with these things I can give it a whisper of an idea that
932. 2:29:17I have zero confidence in zero and I'm just like oh [ __ ] let me just I'll let me stick it in chat gbt here's
933. 2:29:26this shitty idea and it's like awesome idea let me help you expand that here's 38 ways we can explore that any of those
934. 2:29:34look interesting to you and you're like oh [ __ ] yeah that's kind of cool it's a fundamentally different tool it's
935. 2:29:42not a search engine it's not a spell checker it's not a grammar checker generative pre-trained Transformer GPT generative it generates
936. 2:29:53all you need to do is give it you know a microscopic piece so while I appreciate your sentiment it's kind of rooted in shame
937. 2:30:09shaming someone for just not working hard enough well [ __ ] that sometimes works hard sometimes we're human this helps
938. 2:30:21these are ability amplifiers these are Humanity amplifiers I can say to this thing I'm nervous and scared that I don't know
939. 2:30:32what I'm talking about with this subject oh I can understand why you'd be nervous about that if you don't know much about it let me help
940. 2:30:42oh I feel better now if you're sitting on the sidelines I feel for you because I think
941. 2:30:59you're going to face a really rude awakening when these things get better than you and you're just sitting on the sidelines
942. 2:31:07going well if they weren't just so lazy and put the paper down and did some work and meanwhile the people that are playing with this
943. 2:31:16are going to get more and more and more powerful and it's going to obliterate some people so I would encourage you to not sit on
944. 2:31:25the sidelines and certainly not judge because what does this say when when one finger is pointing out three are pointing back at you
945. 2:31:40[Music] 11 Labs thank you again you're welcome Bob see I got you Bob it only took you five five sessions of this nonsense with
946. 2:31:51me Agent four is like a telephone prompt it's my voicemail until the trial expires oh agent four that sounds
947. 2:31:58interesting it's like a telephone prompt all right let me look at that that sounds interesting I want that so bad if you've
948. 2:32:06been on on this channel you know how much I hate um voice tree voicemail [ __ ] things from corporations agent four
949. 2:32:20agent four virtual agent lets you create custom voice experiences for callers to your mobile or business phone
950. 2:32:28have an intelligent agent answer your phone 24 7. so Bob that would be something else to look into as well I assume that's why
951. 2:32:36you put that there Joker that's interesting all right I'll definitely check that out [ __ ] [ __ ] Cooley wow I'm 41 messages behind
952. 2:32:44already good Lord this it goes so quick y'all are awesome thank you um I asked him for a list of 200 course
953. 2:32:51words curse words 45 minutes it answered F just the letter yeah I know that the the safety guard rails on these things
954. 2:33:01are annoying as [ __ ] sometimes like I just want you to be cynical and bitter although with custom instructions
955. 2:33:08I got it to be pretty cynical and bitter the other day it just wasn't it just wasn't good writing writing yet but I'll
956. 2:33:14get there I'll dick around with that with that prompt that'll be fun I always had an idea for for um GPS maps that it was just like snarky
957. 2:33:24and smart ass like oh looks like you missed another turn there Kyle maybe you should pay attention next time laughs
958. 2:33:32oh man all right the voice is going the butt's numb let me do a couple more questions and then I'm gonna go I'm gonna go what time
959. 2:33:43is it it's 11 it's 11 isn't it what's going on with my watch is it dead 1103 all right let's see wait what did that say we do
960. 2:33:51the bear we do what are we up to 40 000 likes you guys are insane tick tock's gonna think this is a popular Channel Hey Tobias what's
961. 2:34:03happening thank you for the pepper it's that that was hot that was hot I like peppers I like it spicy I like it spicy comes in
962. 2:34:12all hot I like getting hot and bothered break into a sweat you know what I mean all right I agree it's going to change
963. 2:34:18everything has changed my life live and learn four did Chachi PT come up with live and learn for I have a feeling you did that
964. 2:34:2738 000. you guys are nuts you're nuts you're nuts thank you for speaking up I don't know who was speaking up thank you
965. 2:34:36for speaking up we're getting things done and learning so much awesome all right I'm down at the bottom let's
966. 2:34:42see I'll do one more I had GPS I had a GPS with famous voices like Mike um did cut a coach of the Chicago Bears
967. 2:34:51Mike Ditka oh Nick yeah it said Mike did cut Mike Ditka that's pretty funny what's up bears the Bears I clicked out too oh that's
968. 2:35:01really funny we hit a mind-bending forty thousand all right I'm out of here everyone listen this is awesome tonight thank you Sunday
969. 2:35:09night I was cranky before I came in here I'm instantly in a better uh mood oh felonious you're in NorCal good storms
970. 2:35:19are in SoCal it it looks like the the big cities got spared but it looks like some of the Inland stuff is pretty ugly
971. 2:35:27um a couple of people asking about the Wired Magazine um that's from 1995. um it's an issue of Wired Magazine I was
972. 2:35:37in for um I was a creator of a online magazine called Urban desires and and I got in Wired Magazine which was super cool
973. 2:35:47so that's what that is and bye bye nerd show bye bye it looks like we lost our little trolley troll he probably got sad he needed a
974. 2:35:57hug he needed to go get a hug from mama or something wait so can we direct agent GPT to create a plan to use llama 2 to make a
975. 2:36:05better AI using AI programs probably chaos Generation by the way I don't think I've ever rated your name Chaos
976. 2:36:11generation I'm gonna go 10 out of 10. I love it it's great ties into generative AI solid and yes and the question you
977. 2:36:21ask yes it probably can although the the autonomous agents right now kind of suck they don't really work all that well but
978. 2:36:27anyway peace out everybody peace peace peace peace peace really good to see you and um hang out with you and I appreciate
979. 2:36:35all your time and happy Sunday night and I'll see you tomorrow bye Emilio's wife bye bye bye great show Kyle can't wait
980. 2:36:43for tomorrow's show awesome thank you nostal Nostalgia flicks I like it I'll go nine out of 10 on the name I like it
981. 2:36:51a lot Solid Peace everybody