aiLL June 5, 2023 - 1 - The Button is Coming - Live AI Q&A

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2. 0:21this is Kyle Shannon with the AI learning lab just getting started getting myself situated welcome welcome welcome
3. 0:30uh this is the AI learning lab I like to talk about all things AI well not all things AI generative AI like the new
4. 0:38stuff chechi PT kind of stuff which by the way if you're new here I put those things up those are the top
5. 0:46one there's the official Chachi BT site chat.openai.com if you've not used it go grab it go use it go do something with
6. 0:53it and then bing.com and poe.com are both Alternatives and there's there's a bunch of reasons why you might use those
7. 1:02instead of chat dot openai.com but I am particular to the official chat GPT website I don't make any money from it I'm just
8. 1:12trying to point people to things that work and if you have questions about anything AI related just pop your question in the
9. 1:22comments I try my best to keep up with them feel free to share this live um as people are rolling in I'll just
10. 1:30keep reintroducing myself to annoy the people that were here early my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI
11. 1:38learning lab and I talk all things AI my background a lot of people ask my background I do not have a background in
12. 1:46machine learning or computer science I have a degree in acting but in the mid 90s I started one of the first digital
13. 1:54web agencies and uh hey Ashley and uh and uh yeah so I was there at the beginning of the world wide web and the
14. 2:04reason I started this here Tick Tock Channel other than being a 58 year old influencer is uh is uh I think that what's going on
15. 2:14with this generative AI stuff has massive parallels to what happened in the mid 90s with the World Wide Web
16. 2:19except I think it's more profound and I think it is uh moving significantly faster what do I do for a living do I work from
17. 2:28home uh I I'm a CEO of a company called storyvine which is an 11 year old automated video production platform that
18. 2:36does not use AI ironically enough but I'm rolling a bunch of AI into it like we're using open ai's whisper to do
19. 2:44transcriptions right now and then we're creating all sorts of cool ancillary products based on uh on on top of AI
20. 2:54um let's see generative AI experts are now flooding LinkedIn ugh yeah I know they're everywhere they're everywhere
21. 3:01this is you've been here before so you know my position on this if anyone says they're an AI expert you know laugh them
22. 3:08out of the room no one's an AI expert right now you might be an expert on building AI models but no one's an
23. 3:15expert on this generative AI stuff it's everything's moving too fast so everyone's making this [ __ ] up as they go all of them so
24. 3:23no experts preach on brethren Hallelujah and speak the uh speak the world of AI let's see I wonder what's going on
25. 3:37um there's an interesting article foreign Malik who is a professor of startups and Innovation and now ai at
26. 3:53the Wharton School of Business and he just wrote this article we did a we did a thread on it on and hang on let me see if I can go find
27. 4:06it hold please while I find my own website okay so everyday AI so this is this is the the Twitter uh feed of the
28. 4:14of the newsletter that we do it comes out every week and uh but I've I've been lately I've been doing these threads and
29. 4:20so the thread that I did this week uh was on this article by Ethan Mullick so if you go to um at everyday AI news that's that's the
30. 4:31uh that's the Twitter handle of this news feed and uh and this article that we did this this thread on is is basically called the button
31. 4:41um which he he what he's what he's basically saying here is that generative AI um because it's being incorporated into
32. 4:50Microsoft Word with Microsoft's co-pilot gpt4 and it's going to be rolled into Google Docs with Bard and it's going to
33. 4:58be rolled it's already rolled into things like notion and swirled into slack it's it's just going to be everywhere
34. 5:04um that you know when people have things to do are they going to push the button and the button is you know write it for
35. 5:11me and and he basically says you know people are gonna be conflicted with you know he says historically writing means
36. 5:19I took a lot of time for something so if I'm writing um a recommendation letter for for a young employee to be
37. 5:27um what's the real goal is it to get that that young person a job or is it to take the time to write the letter and so
38. 5:35you know if you push the button it kind of it starts to toss into question how we work what is work what is valued just
39. 5:44because it takes more time does that mean it's more valuable things like that so anyway um yeah that's that so so if if you're
40. 5:52interested in all things AI definitely go subscribe just go to the Twitter everyday AI news is the Twitter handle
41. 5:59and there's a link to subscribe there it's all free um but yeah all right so welcome everybody uh this is AI learning lab uh
42. 6:08if you haven't heard my little spiel those URLs right there the top one is the official chat GPT website and then
43. 6:15you got Bing which is gpt4 for free and then you got poe.com where you can try lots of different models so okay let's
44. 6:23see what questions we have if you have questions about AI pop them in the uh what do they call those the comments and
45. 6:29then if you think this would be a value to someone else feel free to share this live with other folks I'm a smart ass I
46. 6:37will swear if that hurts your feelings then I would encourage you to leave now I have a bunch of my own writings is
47. 6:45there an AI tool to generate a model from it well so you can do it in a small way each session in chat GPT so let's let's say
48. 6:55you've got a short story that you've written and you want to write a short story or you've got a particular style
49. 7:00of blogs you can just take a single blog that you're particularly happy with that you're like I like the style of this
50. 7:07and in chat EPT you can say based on this blog paste your blog there you know please write another blog that covers
51. 7:15the following you know bullet points and then put five bullet points there and it will write something in your style so
52. 7:21you can do that on a case-by-case basis um I don't know how geeky you are if you're more a writer than a coder right
53. 7:29now you're gonna have to wait but if you want to get geeky there's a thing called Lang chain and what Lang chain allows you to do is um
54. 7:39basically point point it at a directory of files so like you could point it at a directory of all your writings and then
55. 7:47they get embedded what's called embeddings where they get turned into tokens long strings of numbers and then
56. 7:52you store those long strings of numbers in what's called a token database and then you can you know basically chat
57. 7:59GPT on your own work but that requires you to do that I've seen in the past couple of days on Twitter some people
58. 8:05have put out web front ends to little Lang chain things that they've built so I would say give it three months and
59. 8:11it'll be much easier because here's what's going to happen when Microsoft rolls out co-pilot into the Office 365 suite and when
60. 8:22um Google rolls barred into the into their office suite you'll be able to just you know Point these things at your Google Drive and
61. 8:31and and use you know search on things so it's not going to be that long until you can do that but but you can do it on a
62. 8:39case-by-case basis sorry I'm sure you've been asked this but what do you think about the Vision Quest Pro mobile well
63. 8:45first off I'm an apple Fanboy um so I've been waiting for pretty much since Steve Jobs died for them to
64. 8:52release something remotely interesting this was remotely interesting um I think it's I think it's very very
65. 8:59good it doesn't surprise me it's so expensive I think it's their primary target right now is developers
66. 9:05um a couple of things that I think were very smart um they didn't say the word metaverse once even though you can go full immersive
67. 9:14they never talked about entering the metaverse they never talked about Virtual Worlds they LED basically basically what they
68. 9:23sold was do you want a hundred inch TV screen to watch you know your sports games or your cool movies and have them
69. 9:29sound cool and do all that and yeah you can do all your work and all that stuff's cool um the things I thought were really
70. 9:34interesting is that by looking at an icon it will it will select it and then you just you know pinch your fingers
71. 9:42like this it's got I think it had 12 cameras in it it's got two cameras pointing down like six point pointing
72. 9:48forward I think two for each eye there's four pointing in six pointing out two pointing down so so lots of cameras um
73. 9:58the the camera is pointing at your eyes is a really interesting privacy thing because you know they're gonna get your um
74. 10:09identity that way they're also going to do things like measure micro Iris movements to understand what's going on
75. 10:15with you emotionally and and and um have that help make the the interface more intuitive um but there's obviously some security
76. 10:24things there the good thing about Apple is that they have taken privacy very very seriously for a lot of years like a lot of the
77. 10:32a lot of the encoding and privacy is on local devices right so they've built that into their chipset um so that's that's really interesting
78. 10:41the other thing is that they've got those they've got an M2 Chip and what they're calling an R2 chip that deals with all the sensors
79. 10:50um but all of their AI generated stuff that they're doing is happening locally they don't have to send any of your data out to the cloud
80. 10:59to be AI processed they can all process it right in The Mask so I thought that was interesting um I think one of the things that um
81. 11:08is a is a is an incredibly valid um problem with with those goggles is that they are like they're completely
82. 11:17isolating right so so you have a dark screen there well they basically put a screen on the outside of all that
83. 11:22technology and they they they show the when someone walks in front of you they can see your eyes right if you're
84. 11:29working on a thing they can see your eyes you and and when they walk into your field of view you actually
85. 11:33materialize in front of them so that that was good um so I thought it was for for what I think is is a flawed category
86. 11:44for some time like until those fancy glasses are just you know maybe slightly bigger than what I'm wearing here
87. 11:51I don't think you're gonna get Mass adoption but for where the state of the art is right now like the amount of um
88. 11:58technological and product and software Innovations it was pretty impressive so um so I think it was good I'm not going
89. 12:08to go out and buy one right away but um but but I think it was pretty good it was a good it's the first thing I've
90. 12:16seen from Apple in a long long time that felt like oh yeah that's a new category right like metas didn't feel
91. 12:24like a new category Meadows just felt like we've got a fancier thing that everyone else had this the the Apple
92. 12:30thing is addressing a lot of the issues that I think are significant issues and they're starting with augmented reality
93. 12:38not virtual reality they're like they avoided metaverse like the plague which was you know you figure they they had to
94. 12:44if nothing else just to piss off Zuckerberg okay I fear radical prioritization will become wait I fear that radical
95. 12:53prioritization will become just get all that [ __ ] done now Scout well so so when we're when we're dealing with
96. 13:04these tools that make us you know 10x more productive you know I think companies go one of two directions and you know in a capitalist
97. 13:12Society like we are here in America um and certainly companies that are owned by private Equity firms um they're going to go the efficiency
98. 13:21route they're going to take that 10x and go let's increase profits screw the workers you know you know fire a third
99. 13:27of the staff so there will be companies that do that um there will be other companies that say oh you know we have a 10x increase in
100. 13:35individual contributions let's assume that turns into a 30 increase in productivity overall why don't we deliver higher quality you
101. 13:44know products or services to our customers or why don't we reduce price or why don't we you know deliver things faster so
102. 13:52um there will be Innovations then the other thing that's going to happen is there's going to be a lot of disruption
103. 13:56but there's going to be a lot of new kinds of jobs created I trade Futures and I'm looking for an AI trading system I don't know anything
104. 14:03about AI trading systems I know you can play with with gpt4 you can go grab bots off of trading uh systems and you could
105. 14:12you could put two different kinds of bots into chat EBT and have it combined into a hybrid you can have it explain Concepts to you
106. 14:19um I'm sure there are some kick-ass AI um trading systems out there the bottom um URL on my screen why I have that there
107. 14:30um futurepedia.io that's basically just a list of all the [ __ ] all the AI tools that are out there so I'm sure they've
108. 14:37got a money and finance section there so just go there and start looking and what I'd encourage you to do
109. 14:43is just play experiment just just play play um because stuff's changing so fast that if if there's not something there today
110. 14:50you can either build it or it'll be there three to six months from now archive these posts on my site so others
111. 15:00can go back and watch them a I don't think anyone would want to hey honey you got you got the replay of
112. 15:07that fat guy you know the one that kind of looks like Rosie O'Donnell I got that yesterday someone someone
113. 15:13popped on first comment I got was you kind of look like Rosie O'Donnell uh but sorry I I so here's the deal I
114. 15:25if I were doing this right I would have a whole social media strategy I'd have a YouTube channel I'd be pushing this [ __ ]
115. 15:30to Instagram reels um I really just started this channel to help try to process what I was learning and what I was figuring out in real time
116. 15:41um and it's gotten decently popular which is cool and these lives seem to be popular so probably sometime over the summer I'll
117. 15:49take a look at it and and maybe start to take this a bit more seriously it probably wouldn't be that big a deal to
118. 15:55somehow record this I'm just I'm just not right now because you know old guy with technology Gen X baby screw them
119. 16:04all right we're talking about Apple AR yeah that's what I was talking about before I wonder if you can snowboard with those
120. 16:10apple goggles well the the if they're plugged in you can you know you can run them for 24 hours but the little battery
121. 16:16pack that you can put in your pocket and walk around with them it only lasts for two hours so you could probably get get
122. 16:21in a run or two on the uh on the slopes but yeah I mean it looked like it it it so according to Apple I obviously
123. 16:31haven't demoed anything yet but according to what they did today the resolution is incredibly High the sort
124. 16:36of pass-through technology to be able to see the real world is is really high but could you imagine you know skiing down a
125. 16:46black diamond with all sorts of cool augmented reality [ __ ] and then your battery dies halfway through the Run
126. 16:53so I probably wouldn't till the till V3 or six V1 I wouldn't go I wouldn't go skiing with him I probably wouldn't go tubing
127. 17:03on a lazy river with them eye tracking is amazing it uses psvr2 Cool it really surprised me how good it
128. 17:11is yeah it it looked when they showed that thing where when you look at the icon the icon goes so and I mean imagine I mean that's one
129. 17:21of the things that Apple has always been brilliant at when they when they bring these new devices whether it was the
130. 17:27watch and they kept the crown or or you know the iPhone that didn't have a stylus you know Steve Jobs said
131. 17:34you know there's a tool that that we we you know that we know how to use and you know it's our finger right that that was revolutionary
132. 17:42that idea that um you don't need controllers and you can just it it sort of knows what you're looking at on screen and you
133. 17:52can control it like I would imagine that this you'll get really good at that and it sounded like the software will sort
134. 17:59of fine tune to your behavior um so I would imagine it's it's going to be an incredibly seamless experience is is my guess so
135. 18:08um yeah that's pretty exciting um they talked about how the chip can locally run Transformer models oh yeah
136. 18:13that was another thing that was really interesting about the the talk they use Transformer models and they used machine
137. 18:19language but they never once said generative AI they never once said AI so they avoided um what what I think we could argue is
138. 18:29over hyped right now which is AI and they avoided you know the thing that sort of blew up in Zuckerberg's face
139. 18:34which is metaverse so they avoided both of those terms but they subtly in in almost every section of what they did they subtly said
140. 18:42oh yeah we've got chips that do all that machine learning [ __ ] yeah we've got plenty of gpus to go around don't you
141. 18:49wear your pretty little head so um Robert scoble who's who's a guy that's pretty decently connected to the
142. 18:56to the Twitter or to the Apple folks he he thinks that it'll probably be about a year before we start to hear about the
143. 19:02autonomous Agents from Apple I was hoping we'd hear something today but we didn't um but they they they they very subtly
144. 19:10put in there yeah we're gonna kick everyone's ass we'll be there um but it was very very impressive what do I think about private into
145. 19:19individually owned AGI to counter this level of uncertainty um well I don't I don't know I mean I don't
146. 19:32think we're at AGI yet unfortunately the definition of AGI AGI for those of you that don't know is artificial general
147. 19:39intelligence it just basically means when the computers get smarter than we are like right now the the gpt4 is is
148. 19:47significant has significantly more knowledge than you know any single human on earth but it doesn't have the reasoning it
149. 19:54doesn't have the critical thinking it doesn't have the self-awareness it doesn't have empathy it can act very
150. 20:00empathetically but it doesn't have that so so I think the artificial general intelligence is is a is a poorly defined
151. 20:08milestone for one thing but I think what you're getting at is as these tools get more powerful and you
152. 20:17have Bad actors out there you know can we counter balance the Bad actors with good actors with their own private AGI I
153. 20:24don't know I don't know I mean you know the genie is a bit out of the bottle now where there's a bunch of Open Source
154. 20:30large language models out there that do not have any safety guard rails on them so everyone's talking about open Ai and
155. 20:36the government should regulate and blah blah blah that all made sense when it was just kind of open Ai and Google is
156. 20:42the as the two main players but but because chat apt took off so so fast and then because meta kind of panicked and
157. 20:50through their through their models out to the developer community and the developer Community was like cool we'll
158. 20:55take those and just you know open them up to the world um you know the we're a bit past the point that any single entity can control
159. 21:04any other entity so I don't know my point of view on it yet because I don't know what um I I don't know how far we are from HEI
160. 21:13my guess is four or five years if we can achieve wireless energy transfer we can stop using batteries
161. 21:19correct and you know there's some people there's that have you guys even there's a there's a dude on Tick Tock he's got
162. 21:25big bushy hair and he's got a funny voice like a funny high-pitched voice but he's an absolute genius and he's
163. 21:31basically replicating all of Tesla's energy transmission things and he's got you know these capacitors that are made
164. 21:38out of bottles with salt water in them and and all sorts of crazy [ __ ] he's he's just a mad genius um and he's transmitting energy right
165. 21:46now so at some point someone you know who can't be just sort of laughed off as crazy will will do something but right now it's you know
166. 21:56it's still the the wacky inventors unfortunately but I think the technology is there to be exploited and I think AI will help us
167. 22:05exploit that how do we get chat GPT app for free okay this is important so I'm going to give you a couple of things um there are a ton
168. 22:17of Faker chat GPT apps on the App Store so if you're on Android or if you're on the web just go to the the top URL here
169. 22:28chat.openai.com so that is the official chat GPT website that's GPT 3.5 you can get for free and then if you pay 20
170. 22:36bucks you can get gpt4 and you can get plug-ins and you can get it connected to the internet I don't you don't if you
171. 22:42don't want to pay for it you don't have to I pay for it because I want early access to their technology because right
172. 22:48now they're by far the best the next one down Bing that's Microsoft search engine that incorporated gpt4 as their chat llm so
173. 23:00so if you want to use gpt4 for free connected to the internet that's bing.com so just go there and here I'll show you
174. 23:09we'll go there together let this bright light in my eye I can't see anything hold please bing.com so when you go to bing.com
175. 23:21this box says ask me anything and that you know that that will search but it but it will sometimes also do chat but
176. 23:28if you want to go to just a full-on chat interface where's my mouse um in the upper left hand corner is this
177. 23:38chat button so you click the chat button and this is Bing's GPT chat GPT interface and it's got It's got a little
178. 23:47temperature thing here so more creative more balanced more precise so if you're doing creative writing you can pop it to
179. 23:54the left if you're doing something where where you want to do research or whatever um I I tend to just keep it more
180. 24:00balanced I haven't messed too much with Bing because I think gpt4 from open AI is better but this is free so that's
181. 24:08that and then the other one that I showed here poe.com that one's cool for a different reason so so let's pop over to poe.com
182. 24:22okay so when you go to pro.com it's it's very much like you know uh chat EBT it's a little search window at the bottom or a
183. 24:33little whatever text window but you see all these different there's Sage Sage gpt4 Cloud plus Cloud instant 100K
184. 24:41Claude instant chat gbt mid-jure oh no mid journey is just a bot I'll show you what that is in a second that that's
185. 24:49interesting but all these ones at the top are um are different models now you see there's three here that say subscribed so you
186. 24:58have to if you pay for Poe you get access to GPT for Claude plus which is anthropics version of gpt4 but
187. 25:06you also get access to Claude instant 100K now what's that okay um chat EBT you can only put in a maximum
188. 25:18of essentially three thousand words the combination of your prompt plus the answer is about three thousand words is
189. 25:25what it can handle anything above that it goes it's too much for me I don't like it it makes me queasy and doesn't do well um
190. 25:35so Claude instant 100K is a is a chat GPT engine um created by the guys that that um the guys and gals the people that um
191. 25:47contributed to gpt3 they left open AI to start anthropic and and that you can put a 75 000 words into your prompt what's
192. 25:56that mean you could you could copy and paste an entire novel into your prompt and then say write me a poem about this
193. 26:02book boom and it will do it so that's why I think Poe is relevant right now so hopefully that helps and answers your questions by the way if
194. 26:12you're new here hello my name is Kyle Shannon um these websites are I just went over them all but those are where you can go
195. 26:18play with chat GPT in various forms um prompts.chat will teach you a little bit about prompting and give you lots of
196. 26:26ideas lots and lots of ideas about how you can kind of fine tune these chat Bots to do really interesting stuff
197. 26:33and um my background is I'm the founder and CEO of a company called storyvine I've been digging deep into generative
198. 26:40AI for about a year and and really been obsessive uh to the point that I've been sufferable around friends and family uh
199. 26:48for about six months and I started this Tick Tock Channel and I have a newsletter called everyday Ai and I've
200. 26:53got an AI Salon that we actually meet tomorrow night so if you're interested in joining a community of people curious
201. 27:00about this stuff I'm doing that too so that's who I am okay I'm new to AI oops wait dang it every time I touch my uh comments and
202. 27:09and it puts another comment in it it resets me to the bottom so if you've seen me before a big part of the
203. 27:16entertainment here is watching me try to find my plate place in the questions and I sing stupid songs and I make stupid voices and
204. 27:25I have an itchy nose all right I went back too far hold please okay there's the snowboarding comment eye tracking is amazing okay
205. 27:34we're getting there okay row kit is 400 and projects 215 inch TV with normal sized glasses got them two weeks ago
206. 27:44um yeah some of the other so that's in reference to the um Apple's Vision Pro which is a 20 a 3500 dollar set of AR goggles
207. 27:55um yeah there's there's lots of tech out there right now that can do basically projected screens I think the the
208. 28:01significance of the Apple tech is a lot of the more subtle stuff they they didn't have a a lot of software to
209. 28:11demo so what they demoed was kind of like you can have a big monitor you can watch a big movie you can watch a sports
210. 28:16thing you can watch a a movie in a cinema or on a mountain top right so it was all fairly limited but the the
211. 28:24technology that they were demoing the the potential for it's insane and so Apple will always be premium
212. 28:33um so the capability of those things is is Way Beyond what your um broken glasses are but the rooked ones probably
213. 28:40look great because the text there to make them look great um all right AI is basically going to be our New Slaves Yeah well yeah they're
214. 28:50going to be I think the Microsoft branding is right they're going to be our co-pilots Jen John Goodman may be
215. 28:56funnier though great content sir oh thank you I appreciate that uh you know I I think John Goodman's funny yeah I
216. 29:02got John Goodman what did I get what have I gotten so far I've gotten um I was scrolling Tick Tock and I
217. 29:08thought it was Alec Baldwin but he got really fat that was a good one and then there was Rosie O'Donnell and
218. 29:15there was John Goodman but skinnier which is good but he's lost a lot of weight uh but I appreciate the kind
219. 29:21words about me being funny looks ain't everything [Music] all right um or maybe Rosie looks like me yeah
220. 29:32mate you know what that could be I've been on the internet long enough maybe she found me and she's like this is a look I want to go for
221. 29:39[Laughter] middle to slightly older middle-aged you know white guy ah
222. 29:53all right I appreciate effort I appreciate your effort to help others I appreciate you acknowledging that thank you how do we get chat
223. 30:03hello hello tap the screen if you can hear me [Music]
224. 30:22all right can anyone still hear me hang on I'm going to the bottom can anyone still hear me hello hello hello
225. 30:33tap the screen if you can hear me um I think I've done froze up I think I ain't got no internet
226. 30:48all right oh wait there come all the okay wait I think I'm back dang it so I got lots of love all right um this break in my um
227. 31:04now there's 8 000 Hearts going across the screen because it looks like I'm back okay uh this little break in
228. 31:10whatever the hell I was talking about was brought to you by Xfinity Xfinity when you want super fast Wi-Fi that sometimes works laughs
229. 31:23um uh tap the screen again if you can hear me because okay I think I think I'm good I think we're good now
230. 31:29all right where was that I'm new to AI is there an app that can transcribe YouTube Okay okay so here's what we're gonna do
231. 31:37hopefully my internet doesn't crap out this uh GPT plugins so if you go to chat GPT
232. 31:51if you have GPT plus that means you're you're if you get that you pay twenty dollars and you get that little yellow
233. 31:58sticker If you get that little yellow sticker for GPT plus the first thing you want to do to access plugins is you're going to
234. 32:06go to settings you go to settings and then the second option here is called beta features and in beta features you want to turn on
235. 32:14browse with Bing and plugins and then that will give you access to the plugins and then at the top of the screen here
236. 32:21you have GPT 3.5 which is still good I use it all the time that's fast um and then there's gpt4 and there's
237. 32:29three modes of gpt4 there's default there's browse with Bing and then there's plugins and so if we go to plugins
238. 32:39you have this new little pop-up menu and you've got um the plugins that you have installed so I've got a bunch of them installed here
239. 32:49and so one of them here that I've got installed is called chat with video so that that you can basically give it a
240. 32:57YouTube URL and it will go I assume it goes and pulls the transcript from YouTube and then you can chat with the
241. 33:03video so you can do it there I think I have another one here that's a video insights Vox script so let me go to the plugin store this is
242. 33:14always fun because they're adding so many like it used to be a hundred then it was 200 then yesterday it was 250. so now there are
243. 33:2468 pages of four each so four times 68 so 4 times uh 240 Plus 32 272 so there's 272 plug-ins but they now
244. 33:39have a search here so we can search for let's do video so there's video highlight video insights hey Jan Jen chat with video
245. 33:53um and some other things so we'll go back to these so let's see interact with online video platforms like YouTube or Dailymotion so let's
246. 34:04we'll go back and we'll turn on video insights okay so once you once you install the plugin you go to this little drop down menu and
247. 34:12like right now I've got this thing called prompt perfect installed I'm going to turn that off or I've got
248. 34:19it activated so you can activate up to three of these plugins at a time so I'm gonna go find that one that I
249. 34:26said it was chat with video and there was something else hang on video insights I don't know which one of these is better
250. 34:34yeah yeah I don't know okay so we've we've got that turned on now so let me hop over to YouTube and grab a video so we'll go to um YouTube
251. 34:48oh I know what I'll do I'll go to AI salon AI Salon Which is my bi-weekly community of folks that
252. 35:03[Music] sit around talking about AI okay so I'm going to grab this URL so we'll go back to we'll go back to chat GPT and now what
253. 35:17I'm going to do is um please summarize the top uh the the key topics from this video and then I'm going to
254. 35:32just paste in the URL for that video and let's see what it does this could crash and burn because these the thing
255. 35:40about these plugins they're very new and they're very duct tapey so it identified okay the video titled how to produce aw
256. 35:54inspiring creative Works using generative AI is a talk by Evo Henning that's correct in this video Evo shares her innovative
257. 36:03methods for merging Fine Art antiques unfortunately the video is longer than 60 minutes so as of now I can't provide
258. 36:10a thing okay so that makes sense it's this has got a very very long transcript so let's go find a shorter one
259. 36:16let's go back to YouTube and we'll say um extro extroverts View From Within so so this is I did a series of videos if you want
260. 36:31to see if you want to be really bored of me um I did a daily video every day for a year when we first went into lockdown
261. 36:38called The extroverts View From Within and I and and I didn't cut my hair for a year it was a disaster this part of the date today
262. 36:48there I am with really bad hair so let's go let's go see what I talked about in this video it took some time off I did
263. 36:55some racing I'm getting a little better after a couple of months off so that's good comes back quick yeah you lose it
264. 37:01sorry you don't need to hear me twice that's that was disturbing on many levels okay um please summarize this video and I
265. 37:12misspelled summarize but one of the things about chat EBT is you can misspell stuff and it just doesn't care okay
266. 37:19so it's using video insights and you can open these plugins up also and see what they did so basically it
267. 37:27just grabbed the video ID and and sent that to some cloud service where they're probably on their servers pulling the transcript
268. 37:35so there's the summary it came up with so basically the video called extroverts View From Within day 287 features Kyle Shannon the
269. 37:44co-founder and CEO of storyvine sharing his experience of social isolation in this video Kyle talks about
270. 37:50his day spent racing on his racing rig you heard that and and a leftover dinner made by his wife he mentions that he's feeling better
271. 38:00after taking a couple of months off but despite taking most of the week off he still feels anxious Kyle plans to do
272. 38:07some video recording while racing and is looking forward to a good holiday weekend he encourages viewers to take
273. 38:13some time off and spend time with their loved ones I guess this is around the holidays the video was produced by storybine so
274. 38:20um so so that's a way you can do it there there are lots of tools out there the other thing that you can do is you
275. 38:26can just go into YouTube and um you know when they have the closed captioning you can just turn on um you can go get the transcript and you
276. 38:37can copy that transcript and paste it into chat GPT um is is a thing you can do so hope that helps that was a that was a
277. 38:46long rabbit hole we ran down there but I it doesn't look like we lost a bunch of people so so I'm sorry I'm sorry this
278. 38:53has got to be I don't know why are you people watching me this just gotta be it's just gotta be awful did you hear
279. 38:59Robert what Robert Kennedy said about AI regulations I have not I would not be surprised if it was idiotic but I do not know hi Kyle hi Liz
280. 39:09all right I'm new to AI okay we did that one um AI Philip Seymour Hoffman I've gotten Philip Seymour Hoffman before I'll take
281. 39:16that one he's a talented actor um I miss him I miss him he was a guy that really committed to his roles I'll take
282. 39:26it still new to AI if I took a picture of a whiteboard with a bunch of work notes on it can I upload it yeah so that's gonna get really easy
283. 39:36um gpt4 is multimodal it can it can do pictures but it can't do it yet because it's not really fully released it's kind
284. 39:43of in this sort of quasi-beta quasi-functional kind of way like you'll notice if you if you go to chatgpt and four
285. 39:55at the bottom here it says gpt4 is currently has a cap of 25 messages every three hours so they've kind of got it
286. 40:04throttled back and you can't do that um there are there are probably tools what what I would suggest is go to this
287. 40:13bottom thing down there futurepedia.io the very bottom URL um there are probably things right now um that can do that and I think even
288. 40:24unless I'm mistaken I think you can do that right within iOS you can take a picture of a whiteboard and it'll
289. 40:29it'll OCR it I think there's a lot of apps that do that right now um oh and oh can it take what's on a whiteboard and turn it into a
290. 40:38presentation basically if you can get it into text you can turn it into a presentation I'll show you a cool thing
291. 40:43do I remember the name of it I do check this out there's a bunch of these now and I think there's better ones than this but
292. 40:51I'm going to go to tome.com tome.com and this thing will wait contracts decoded oh it's sorry it's not it's not tome.com
293. 41:07don't listen to me I'm clueless tone.ai no uh okay hang on tone Tom presentations
294. 41:24tome.app okay here's one of my pet peeves about all these AI companies is that they're all using a different end
295. 41:31some use AI some use apps some use whatever anyway tome.app app the new era of Storytelling I don't know
296. 41:40about that but this is kind of cool so so so basically what this is is you give them a topic and they'll write you a
297. 41:46presentation complete with graphics so I'm going to log in with my my happy little Google single sign-on
298. 41:55because I want Google to have all of my data if the product's free you're the product okay did I mention I was a smart ass Gen X
299. 42:08yeah party okay um so you get here and and in the upper right hand corner you say create and then it
300. 42:16it just gives you is it wait where do we go title no oh they changed this hang on I'm confused foreign
301. 42:35sorry it's I I've got a dark mode on and my and my screen's not very bright so I can't what would you like to do okay
302. 42:42sorry at the very bottom here let me dim this back again at the very bottom here let's see I want to create a
303. 42:50presentation about okay what's this presentation about okay this is going to be about [Music] um I'm starting a new business
304. 43:06that um creates aerosol um aerosol candy perfect so
305. 43:22this has changed since I've used it last okay so what it did right there was it gave my company a name sweetening the air
306. 43:31um and then it wrote an outline and then I say continue oh and I have to upgrade to Pro oh no wait do I have to
307. 43:42no I don't okay so so now it's it took that outline and now it's writing a presentation right so aerosol candy sweetening the air
308. 43:55um the first slide is the the whatever you call it the agenda or the what is it called outline and then you know
309. 44:04introducing aerosol candy and it it made the image of aerosol candy it's not great but you know it put in a
310. 44:11placeholder image revolutionizing the candy industry so it recognized this this was a new and Innovative concept
311. 44:18and it made another piece of shitty candy [Laughter] um the science behind our candy and look it looks like me how did it know
312. 44:29our unique flavors with that um target marketing target market and marketing strategy so so there are tools
313. 44:38coming and I saw one today that was sort of the web version of this so there are tools coming that are going
314. 44:45to do all of this stuff so I don't know which ones are good and like I said like that one behaved different than the last
315. 44:52time I went there so these things are like evolving changing pretty much in real time so futurepedia.io that site at
316. 44:58the bottom that's that's just a big long list of all of these kind of tools so if you want to do something for video or
317. 45:05for presentations there's there's all sorts of stuff in there the the challenge with the industry right now calling it an industry is an
318. 45:13overstatement um everything's very raw right now so it's very possible that you're gonna go to Future pedia you're going to find
319. 45:22tools that look really slick on the surface because everyone has AI to make their sites look really slick now
320. 45:28um and then they're just like it's just like a guy in a garage that doesn't have a [ __ ] together and you know they'll
321. 45:33charge you 20 bucks a month and then you realize oh this is a piece of crap and then at some point Adobe will release
322. 45:38the real version of that so there's going to be a lot of that going on but anyway all right AI for help with
323. 45:45troubleshooting and rebuilding a WordPress website just start with chat GPT with gpt4 especially it's really good at coding
324. 45:55um you can grab code from your website paste it in there and ask it to debug it for you or or even tell you what does
325. 46:02this code do and how might you do it better or I want you know the website to do this that or the other
326. 46:10um and then you can ask it to to teach you how to get better at WordPress there are probably some things that are more
327. 46:18um specialized to that that I don't know about again I would go to futurepedia.io but I honestly I think I think right now
328. 46:26it would behoove everyone to go to the official chat GPT website chat.openai.com and just start trying to
329. 46:33solve problems ask it questions all that sort of stuff um it's cool that you're helping each other something maybe with canva yep
330. 46:40that's probably a good call Apple's a hardware company not so much software uh completely disagree but okay
331. 46:47um they are a hardware company but they make some of the best and most elegant software in the world although I will
332. 46:52give you that since Steve Jobs died it's pretty horrible um but but they just they pay way more attention to user experience than any
333. 47:01other company in my in my humble opinion not so humble opinion yeah all right can you show us how to
334. 47:08make a logo for a company with AI what's going on why is my machine being weird oh because I opened a dialog box
335. 47:17so I'm gonna go over to Discord um and I'm going to hop into so this is the AI Salon Discord so this is
336. 47:27my the group I started it's a community of of web web or AI people uh and I'm in the mid Journey channel so we have a
337. 47:36mid-journey play Channel and so now I'm going to do something so we want a logo um all right I don't know what kind of logo
338. 47:45you want or what kind of company it is it would help if I knew that but let's say okay so basically what you do for
339. 47:50Mid Journeys you go slash imagine and then it says imagine prompt and so now what I'm going to put in here is a let's say oops imagine
340. 48:05um Vector let's see Vector illustration stration of a logo for a
341. 48:20an organic um mango company that fills mangoes
342. 48:35with tuna salad so you should have given me the you should have given me your uh your uh
343. 48:50some some kind of what the business is because otherwise you get my perverted a sense of humor all right
344. 48:59so this is a business that fills mangoes organic mangoes with tuna salad all right and so now it's drawing and
345. 49:07now it's doing its thing and so and so this is part of if you haven't done any of this image generation with with uh with AI
346. 49:16um this this kind of what they do is it it kind of just draws things it everything starts as a Pure Noise image
347. 49:22and then it kind of denoises over I think 50 or 70 steps and you can start to see you know these things coming in and they're looking
348. 49:35kind of logo like and they actually it looks like they've improved the words still aren't right but the uh
349. 49:42the typography is actually looking pretty interesting now we're at 93 so generally at 93 percent looks pretty
350. 49:49good and then at 100 it'll get lots of detail on it so there it is so it actually that actually looks pretty good so so that
351. 49:57was just kind of kind of joking right but like mangoes with tuna mango with tuna mango with not quite tuna oh that one's
352. 50:06really funny because it's a mango that has fins so they combined a mango and a tuna but I like that layout that
353. 50:13layout's really nice and then this is sort of like a Pokemon tuna but you know this one is is much more tuna-like it's
354. 50:19a very angry tuna with big teeth um but but you know there's some nice ones in there um so so yeah so I think that in terms of
355. 50:30image generation tools mid journey is by far the best um stable diffusion is by far the most flexible and the most kind of developers
356. 50:38are kind of it's open source so they're doing all sorts of fun stuff with it but it requires you to be a bit geeky and
357. 50:44then Dolly which you can use for free on Microsoft Bing is just shitty it'll get better but it's just not
358. 50:51better now it's bad now it's bad bad bad bad bad bad bad bad bad bad bad bad you're back I'm glad I'm back
359. 51:02I can hear we can hear you you're much prettier than Rosie well thank you oh a few kids um what about the singularity though uh
360. 51:14Ray Kurzweil says he's he's still sticking to his guns 2029 and then I he said on an interview that I watched with him that
361. 51:23um a bunch of AI scientists that had predicted kind of late 2030s have downgraded to 2030 so he's saying 2029 they're saying 2030 I don't
362. 51:36I don't know when it will actually like I don't I don't think it's clear when we'll actually cross the Milestone but I
363. 51:42think the next I think the next two years are going to be absolutely Bunker's insane with Innovations and
364. 51:49then the next three to five years are just going to be transformative like nothing we've ever seen all right
365. 51:58some of your comments on live were filtered to protect the community's experience are you guys being nasty out there knock it off
366. 52:06knock it all I'll put you in the corner I'll Frozen back now all right wait oh it just lost my place in questions again
367. 52:15God damn it yes yes son of a [ __ ] yes I'll come up there I'll smack you in a head I'll do it too I'll do it
368. 52:28all right what about this thing you can almost just check off the sci-fi movie features that like oh yeah we can do
369. 52:34that now oh that's coming you know like the the goggles um Apple that you know released today that it it shows a projection of your
370. 52:43eyeballs in the thing so you can see someone's eyes where they're lost lost there crazy all right if you have questions about AI
371. 52:52pop them into the comments below feel free to share my live if you think this would be valuable to someone or if they want to see
372. 52:59um fat Alec Baldwin or pretty Rosie O'Donnell or wait what was the other one um Philip Seymour Hoffman um thank you so much I appreciate you
373. 53:08you're welcome um can I give AI a picture of a whiteboard I think we talked about that one you're good this is interesting
374. 53:14thank you very much I do appreciate that do you know a good upscaler from low to high res yeah there's there's uh what
375. 53:21the [ __ ] it called they've got got it installed here um I forget the name of it that is it's not res
376. 53:38upscaler it's not upscaler I don't know I'll think of it um there's a bunch of them out there the one that I have that's pretty good is 99
377. 53:48bucks it's pretty expensive so I haven't paid for it so so it does a really good job but you can also so if you if you're geeky
378. 53:58um you can do upscaling and stable diffusion so I go um go under Reddit yeah Reddit in the stable diffusion subreddit
379. 54:07um and find kind of the latest install of automatic 11 11. um it's a pain in the ass to install but I'm pretty sure that that the developer
380. 54:16Community have made like single click installs for automatic eleven eleven but you might need to get Google collab I if
381. 54:23you want to geek out a little bit go get stable diffusion and you can do your own upresing and and you can you've got all
382. 54:29the controls it's it's pretty powerful stuff um you're not the product you're the money yeah exactly all right gen xers
383. 54:37are smart asses yes we are bitter you betcha wow that's impressive what my hairline my toupee foreign my hair looks like a toupee got in a
384. 54:52fight with a raccoon all right um I shudder to think how many pitch decks are being created with AI tools
385. 54:59right now yeah well you're gonna shudder to um see how many are when Microsoft and Google both rolled them into their office suites
386. 55:09because like one of the demos for for Microsoft co-pilot for the office for office 365. is um write a presentation based on this
387. 55:20quarterly report and it just starts building a PowerPoint presentation so and that's there was a I showed this
388. 55:27earlier if if you're here sorry about this I'll show it again though um I've got a a newsletter called everyday AI
389. 55:37and we have a Twitter Channel and on the Twitter Channel lately I've been um sorry hold on on the Twitter Channel
390. 55:48I've been putting up threads of interesting articles or white papers that I find and where's hang on why did I lose my there we go
391. 56:06one all right I'll reset it okay all right Xfinity continues to Delight
392. 56:20us um okay so at everyday AI um there's uh the the thread that I put up today is about this article from
393. 56:28Ethan Malik that talks about the button and what he's what he's basically talking about here is um when Microsoft rolls generative AI into
394. 56:39Office 365 and when Google does it as well everyone at work is going to be faced with the choice of do I press the button
395. 56:47and the button is the help me right button right which right now you can you know it'll sort of finish the sentence
396. 56:52for you but now you're getting full gpt4 or Bard capabilities right within Microsoft Word or right within Google Docs
397. 57:01um and so like even people that are like well I don't really want to use you know AI to do the you know I'm not going to
398. 57:08let it write well if it can write you a draft that's 80 of what you need and then you can just finish the
399. 57:16rest of the 20 like why take that time like why not push the button but it's going to completely [ __ ] with our sense
400. 57:24of definition of work and definition of value of work and all that sort of stuff so we are entering some crazy times it's
401. 57:34gonna be crazy it's called the kreza Raza cruelty cruelty why is it that that modern singers like
402. 57:49chew on words like they're they got taffy in their mouth now what's with that Mom company thank you you're welcome Frozen again oh no
403. 58:03stable diffusion I may I may need to go restart my router and come come back to this because um uh tap the screen if you can hear me am
404. 58:15I still frozen because if I am I'm just gonna bolt on out of here and restart my router does mid-journey get text right now no
405. 58:23it doesn't but um okay good thank you um what did I see that's going to do it oh there's this new checks this thing called style drop
406. 58:40um and this is [ __ ] insane where is it oh we're waiting for it to load oh my internet is trash right now
407. 58:55holy crap you probably can't even hear me um oh ys250 I'll explain that in a second um so so what style drop does is it
408. 59:08um takes a single image and learns like the color palette the style the background so so on screen right now what just happened
409. 59:19what did I do oh I see what I did hold please okay um so this little image to the left the little flowers here
410. 59:29um are the source image and then all these other images are are from prompts right so a banana in in that style a
411. 59:38Christmas tree an F1 race car a moose a hat and so I'll just flip through some of the you know there's starry starry
412. 59:45night as the source image and look at all the uh you know look at all the all the the different things that follow it there's
413. 59:54starry starry night without blue in it oh man my internet is trash this is bad
414. 1:00:16yeah this is really bad um tap the screen if you can hear me can you still hear me anyway check out style drop it's uh
415. 1:00:23styledrop.github.io if you want to go check that out all right I'm still going okay so someone asked uh what was the minus
416. 1:00:33minus 250 okay so let me let me show you in um when you're in mid Journey um let me go to settings if I go slash settings
417. 1:00:47to the settings I think it's settings oh it's really slow because my internet's really slow [Music]
418. 1:01:04settings okay um okay so with mid-journey um you have all these different settings you've got mid-journey version one two
419. 1:01:18three four five five point one niji version four niji version five so those are all different models then you've got
420. 1:01:26style low style medium style High style very high and then you've got public fast remix um and then these little dashes
421. 1:01:37um you can either type slash settings and just click on these so it will automatically default here to minus
422. 1:01:44minus minus V which means version five so I have I have five selected in green so it'll it'll automatically add that
423. 1:01:51and then I have style high so that 250 is the style number and if I put style low then it drops it to 50 if I put medium it's
424. 1:02:04nothing I guess it defaults to a hundred if I do high it's 250 if I do very high it's 750. um and then and then there's other
425. 1:02:14things that you can put in there so I can I can do slash imagine imagine um let's see um photo of um a sailor
426. 1:02:29in the rain in Times Square in the 1940s and then I could go dash dash AR which stands for aspect
427. 1:02:43ratio I can type in 16 colon 9 for a 16 by 9 aspect ratio and then I hit that and I think it will add in the style 250 and it'll add in
428. 1:02:56version five I probably should have done slash slash version 5.1 because it's better at photos but anyway it's sending
429. 1:03:04the command so now now we wait near Danny yes the question about does mid Journey do text right now it does not but that
430. 1:03:18style drop thing does do text right and then Adobe Firefly has a AI text generator where you can pick a font and you can
431. 1:03:28say like you know fuzzy dice and it will make fuzzy dice fonts so you can do that it's bad all right listen I gotta go the
432. 1:03:37internet is horrible and breaking and I gotta go reset it so I'll be back um come back