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

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