12/19/2025 - Exploring ChatGPT's New App Store and Seamless Lovable Integration

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0:20 Wow.
0:34 What's happening, Dr. J? We're shaking,
0:37 shaking, shaking.
0:51 There's been something, baby, I've been
0:53 trying to say.
0:57 for an age and it seems I don't know how
1:03 past and a future now surrounding me.
1:09 Surrenity to whatever cheap thrill can
1:12 be found.
1:15 There's been a little trouble
1:20 since you came to my rescue.
1:27 And if you like all of the rest, I would
1:30 have quit you long ago, but I couldn't
1:33 do that.
1:38 Oh, tell me now. Women
1:42 never went to
1:46 make a man crazy, make him cold as hell.
1:52 I'm a woman that you wish me well,
1:56 but it's trying. Still going to have to
2:00 find
2:02 my own way through.
2:28 Producer Brandon in the house. What's
2:31 happening, sir?
2:45 Go down. Danielle, what is happening?
3:25 Heat.
3:35 Hey. Hey. Hey.
4:09 Freedom came my way that night
4:16 just like a jet plane in and out.
4:21 I was hauling ass a million B and now I
4:26 wonder how
4:28 I'd he
4:32 when they came into the ster.
4:39 They said I was bad beyond repair,
4:44 but I got no qualms with my situation.
4:51 say here I am.
4:58 So
5:00 Sheree Sheree Sheree won't you dare to
5:05 say Sheree Sheree Sheree won't you dare
5:09 to say Sheree Sheree Sheree
5:16 Uhhuh.
5:18 hair.
5:20 Leave a message and your number. Please
5:26 take a time to satisfy me.
5:32 Take all these old fantasies and sell
5:34 them care of me.
5:46 Good morning.
6:03 Oh, good lord. Good lord. Good lord. I
6:06 forgot my job over on YouTube is to
6:08 comment. No one has commented over on
6:10 YouTube. Not a single person. That is
6:13 just sad. Six people over there. They're
6:15 all just sitting there like, "When's he
6:17 gonna do something? I'm here. This the
6:20 AI learning lab. I'm here to learn AI."
6:22 There you go. Comment raid. There you
6:26 have it. See,
6:32 I come here every night expecting to
6:34 learn something with AI and there's
6:36 never there's never anything taught.
6:38 When will the professor show up?
6:41 I'm expecting a professor or at least a
6:43 scientist. It's called a lab. It's a
6:46 laboratory.
6:48 Where's the science?
6:52 I don't know.
6:54 I'm expecting nutty professor. I'm
6:56 expecting him to show up, too.
7:16 Won't it be cool
7:18 like a year and a half from now where
7:21 we're actually curing diseases on this
7:24 channel? Like we're writing songs now.
7:28 And scientists are like, "That's not
7:30 real science.
7:32 That's just that's just AI sloped."
7:35 Okay, sure. I mean, yeah. Okay. Okay,
7:37 that rare form of cancer is cured now.
7:39 But okay. Yeah, I mean fine, whatever. I
7:41 mean, it's fine, but it's not real
7:43 science
7:52 sharing from Tik Tok then on then on
7:56 YouTube. Onto YouTube. Oh my god. I
8:00 know. It's like the uh whatever. I don't
8:04 I don't know.
8:25 Happy Friday night everybody. Happy
8:26 Friday night date night.
9:00 Hang on. on uh Tik Tok's gonna go dead
9:03 for a second. Hang on. I gotta do
9:05 something.
9:08 And those of you on YouTube, I'll be
9:09 with you in a second. Just calm down.
9:11 Everybody calm down, everybody. Just
9:14 calm cool your jets.
9:16 Cool your jets.
9:20 Got to do this. Got to click that. Gotta
9:22 click that. Got to click that. Gotta
9:24 click that.
9:26 Then I think I'm done. Am I done? Done.
9:28 And then I go back. And then I go back
9:30 to Tik Tok
9:32 and it's like nothing ever happened,
9:34 right? It's like nothing ever happened.
9:36 I'm here.
9:38 All right.
10:05 Good to hear Champion of Flesh. Those
10:09 billboards about his new song went went
10:11 up overnight.
10:43 Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a
10:45 minute, people.
10:48 Producer Brandon sneaking in here with
10:50 some sort of cryptic conspiracy theory
10:54 secret sora update. No details.
11:00 Check irregulars.
11:03 I don't buy it. I don't buy it. Um,
11:06 where's my mouse? There's my mouse.
11:09 Share this tab instead. Close the chat.
11:14 Go to irregulars.
11:17 Gilligans Island Lost Tour. I'm guessing
11:18 I have to reload.
11:25 FYI, you might find an update in your
11:28 sore app. Oh, it's Santa.
11:30 Brandon Ted,
11:34 maybe I already did. Does your have a
11:39 Huh?
11:41 All right, hang on. Tik Tok's going to
11:43 go dead for a second.
11:46 Tik Tok gets no respect.
11:49 There the second camera.
11:53 Let's see. But we got to check toys. We
11:55 got to check toys. It's It's Christmas
11:57 week.
11:59 Um, mine's already open. All right. I
12:03 mean, mine's already got Santa.
12:09 I wonder if this has got Disney in it.
12:13 Let's see.
12:20 Did you kill Tik Tok? No.
12:23 No. I just went to Calm down. Everybody
12:25 on Tik Tok, calm down. Froze again. It
12:27 froze because I went to see if I got the
12:29 the Sora update. Danielle, you caused
12:31 that. Danielle
12:35 Danielle's like, "Go check your your
12:37 Sora app." So, I went and checked my
12:38 Sora app and then she's like, "Hey, why
12:41 did Tik Tok go dead?
12:46 I know. I could check it on my iPad. I
12:48 Listen, I understand that there's
12:50 there's other technologies at hand here.
12:53 Hang on a sec.
12:56 Oh, good lord. Good people. All right.
12:59 Cancel. It's cancelled. Let's see.
13:10 App Store.
13:13 Search
13:15 sora
13:17 s o r a sor
13:22 sort update. All right, I'm updating it
13:25 on my on my iPad.
13:33 I doubt Disney's in there. They wouldn't
13:34 they wouldn't put Disney in there that
13:36 quick. There's no way that deal happened
13:38 that fast.
13:40 Unless they've been working on it for a
13:42 year. I'm sorry.
13:46 Best Sora 2 watermark removal. I don't
13:49 know.
13:50 >> You've been so good this year that I
13:52 brought you something.
13:54 >> Oh, there's Danielle. That's funny.
13:56 >> First video up there is Danielle.
14:01 I brought you something.
14:05 >> Oh, I see.
14:06 So if I go plus and I go Mickey
14:12 Mouse
14:14 eats
14:17 corn on the cob
14:22 go. All right. We'll see. We'll see if I
14:26 get content violation.
14:29 It ain't the Disney update.
14:35 Hey Okay, content generation failed. I
14:38 got it in three different locations.
14:49 That's good though. Danielle keeping the
14:51 eye out for us.
14:54 A song for Champy using
15:03 Vicky Baptist. Did I see a pseudo
15:05 challenge? Did Did Vicki make a song?
15:08 Yes, she did.
15:12 Okay, let's see. Ballot of Champy.
15:16 Are you seeing this? No. Share this tab
15:18 instead.
15:20 All right, here's Vicky's song.
15:26 This better not be better than my song I
15:28 took two hours to make last night.
15:45 There's a harm in the floors, creek in
15:49 the chair. The light cuts the dust like
15:52 it's hanging midair.
15:55 And there on the rug like a loaf made of
15:58 love, lies champ
16:02 just soaking it up
16:03 >> like that.
16:06 >> He's slow and he moves
16:09 soft as sigh. But something ignites when
16:13 the cords start to fly. He doesn't beg
16:16 for biscuits, though he's keen on some
16:19 cheese. He just waits for that strong
16:22 and the song starts to rise.
16:36 Cow plays that six string won't smooth
16:39 the time hands picking stories turning
16:44 around
16:46 and the moment that a min rolls through
16:50 the air champ lifts up his voice like a
16:53 prayer
16:55 Oh, he sings not a how not a bark but a
16:59 soul
17:01 from a pudgy dog's heart. No leash can
17:05 hold him. No tree can compare
17:09 to the sound of that cord floating soft
17:16 chall.
17:22 >> That's really good. That's a good song
17:23 actually. I like it. Um,
17:27 it's super cool.
17:29 You know what's kind of fun? What could
17:31 be kind of fun
17:33 is uh
17:42 like we're in this weird we're in this
17:44 weird kind of time where like I could
17:47 see I could see getting together
17:52 like I don't know like four or five
17:54 friends
17:56 and you just get together and produce an
17:58 album in a night or you produce a movie
18:01 in a night,
18:04 you know, like we used to have board
18:05 game night. You'd get together and play
18:06 board games. Like
18:09 get together and make an app. Get
18:12 together and make a movie. Wait, there's
18:14 supposed to be a
18:17 >> hell this year that I brought you
18:19 something. I
18:20 >> I don't have a Christmas tree in the top
18:21 center,
18:23 do I? Oh, present.
18:26 Creating your holiday video. Oh, I see.
18:29 It's just going to create it for me. Oh,
18:31 that's cool. All right.
18:38 I see. Okay. It's It's making me a video
18:40 without me having to do it.
18:53 Oh, speaking of which, we we just
18:55 listened to Vickiy's song. Tomorrow at
18:58 400 pm, tomorrow at 400 PM, Vickiy's
19:02 doing an LOL on um
19:06 on a learn out loud on
19:11 using lovable inside the Atlas browser
19:15 where you can have chat GPT. you can be
19:18 talking to chat GPT
19:20 while chat GPT is aware of what's
19:23 happening in the tab where you're doing
19:25 your lovable coding. So she's talking
19:28 about sort of the seamless
19:30 magic that happens when you have two
19:33 solid LLMs working in collaboration.
19:40 Yeah, not a LOL. It's 400 p.m. Eastern
19:43 tomorrow.
19:44 Um, if you don't know who Vicki is or
19:47 you don't know what an LOL is, go to the
19:49 AI salon. So, you go to the salon.ai,
19:53 t h e salon, s a l o n.ai,
19:58 and go to events and you'll see the LOL
20:01 learn out loud with Vicky Baptist
20:02 tomorrow at 4 p.m. It's going to be a
20:05 really good session. It's gonna be
20:06 really good. So, go sign up for that.
20:08 The other thing you need to go sign up
20:10 for
20:12 is a week from tonight,
20:16 actually a week from 9:00 a.m. this
20:19 morning, Pacific time,
20:22 AI Festivus 2025 starts. We're a week
20:25 out. We're one week out.
20:29 So, if you have not registered for it,
20:30 go register for it. It's free.
20:35 Oh, is it like free with upsells? No,
20:37 it's free.
20:39 You can buy replay,
20:41 but 24 hours of programming over two
20:44 days, 12 hours on Friday, 12 hours on
20:48 Saturday,
20:49 including a sneak peek of a musical
20:52 about an AI chatbot.
20:55 I mean, come on.
20:58 You'll learn about security, ethics, how
21:01 to make images, and how to make a
21:03 musical.
21:11 Festivus. Fees s i not a
21:18 vus.
21:20 festivus.com
21:23 aifestivous.com.
21:32 Can you tell us who the mystery guest
21:34 speaker is going to be now? Um, I'm
21:38 pretty sure that we are confirmed. I'm
21:42 pretty sure that we can are confirmed. A
21:44 graphic has been generated.
21:47 um Logan Kilpatrick, who is the um
21:51 product manager over at Google DeepMind
21:54 that deals with Gemini and a lot of the
21:57 a lot of the new really cool stuff
21:59 coming out of uh coming out of Google
22:03 has agreed to speak at Festivus. So,
22:06 he's an incredibly busy man.
22:10 But yeah, Danielle, holy crap.
22:16 Um, he used to be at OpenAI. Um, he is
22:20 he is now at Google. Um, he is in the
22:23 middle of uh all this stuff that
22:26 Google's up to. Listen, if you've been
22:29 watching this channel for a while, you
22:30 know that
22:34 this this channel for the longest time
22:36 felt like an OpenAI commercial, right?
22:39 because I was just paying attention to
22:41 who was leading the race. In the last
22:44 six months, Google's kind of taken the
22:46 shine off the OpenAI uh ornament and uh
22:51 and I would say that that OpenAI is
22:53 clearly in a catch-up position right now
22:56 uh to Google. So anyway, um yeah, so I'm
22:59 super excited about that. So yeah, that
23:01 that's one that was just a uh kind of a
23:04 cold outreach and we said, "Hey, here's
23:05 what we're up to." And he said, "That
23:07 sounds cool. I am willing to support.
23:09 So, um,
23:13 knowing how these things go,
23:16 let's let's, uh, let's just assume it's
23:18 good. Okay. Wait, I have a new video.
23:24 Kyle, you've been so naughty that I
23:26 brought you something
23:31 to
23:31 >> Oh, not the cheesy AI. Ho ho. Kyle,
23:35 you've been so naughty this year that I
23:36 brought you something I know you'll
23:37 absolutely hate. It's a plastic AI toy.
23:41 >> Oh, not the cheesy AI.
23:44 >> It actually made a a toy of Champy.
23:47 That's pretty cute. Here, let me go to
23:49 uh
23:52 um yeah, there's how to spell festivus
23:54 on screen right there. So, AI festivus.
23:58 And
24:02 can I make this bigger? I can't. I guess
24:04 I could do it this way, but it's still
24:06 not big.
24:12 Here we go.
24:17 >> Oh, Kyle, you've been so naughty this
24:19 year that I brought you something I know
24:20 you'll absolutely hate.
24:22 >> AI chatbot tour.
24:24 >> Not that cheesy AI pet. Oh ho ho. Kyle,
24:27 you've been so naughty this year that I
24:29 brought you something I know you'll
24:30 absolutely hate. It's a plastic AI toy.
24:34 >> Oh, not the cheesy AI pet.
24:36 >> Kyle, you
24:38 >> stop. And it made uh it made it into a
24:40 festivist ad. So that's pretty slick.
24:43 There you go. All right. Nothing like a
24:46 little cute uh pre-prompting to to get
24:50 people to love your toy. Um, I think
24:54 it's going to be really fascinating to
24:56 watch and see if the Sora app, if all of
24:59 a sudden you can make Disney characters
25:02 and Marvel characters in the Sora app
25:06 and if they get rid of their uh their
25:08 watermark all over everything. Um,
25:12 it'll be interesting to see if people
25:13 actually use it, if it if it becomes a
25:17 thing. It would not surprise me at all
25:18 if it became a thing.
25:20 Um, all right. So, what are we going to
25:24 do tonight? What do you want to do
25:25 tonight? What do you want to talk about?
25:27 Someone's in from Japan. I think that's
25:29 Japanese. Hello. Hello. Hello.
25:33 Is that Japanese? I think that's
25:34 Japanese.
25:40 Lovable in chat. GPT.
25:44 We can try it. Let's see.
25:53 Go here. Chat GPD.
26:01 So, I've got to connect it, right?
26:05 More.
26:12 Add sources. Add.
26:16 Connect. More. Tab. Tab. Tab.
26:21 Thank you. It's so good to watch. It's
26:25 so good to watch
26:27 producer Brandon panic when when I
26:29 haven't hit my tab. And listen,
26:33 justifiably, let's see. We're going to
26:35 add more apps. Can we search apps? Yes.
26:38 Lovable.
26:40 Lovable. There it is.
26:44 Build apps and websites. Connect.
27:03 Okay, so let's go back to apps.
27:07 So
27:10 here we are inside chat GPT. So, let me
27:13 let me go back to the beginning and show
27:14 you how I got here because it's it's not
27:17 super intuitive. So, if you click the
27:19 little plus button,
27:22 you know, you can you can upload photos
27:24 and things like that. You can put it
27:25 into different modes, which there's
27:27 probably modes here, which if you
27:29 haven't looked in this plus button in a
27:30 while, you know, there's image mode,
27:33 there's deep research mode, there's
27:34 shopping research, where it will compare
27:37 products for you. Um, and then there's
27:39 more and there's study and learn, web
27:42 services, and then there's like things
27:44 you've got connected.
27:46 And if you scroll all the way to the
27:48 bottom, you can say explore apps. Okay,
27:51 so plus button, more all the way to the
27:55 bottom of that submen, explore apps.
28:00 And then that takes you to the app
28:03 store. So here's featured apps.
28:07 Here's lifestyle apps and then there's
28:09 productivity apps. So, All Trails,
28:11 Booking.com, Door Dash, Apple Music,
28:15 Instacart, Expedia, Open Table, Pelaton,
28:18 StubHub, Spotify, Target.
28:22 Oh, or just hit the apps button on the
28:24 left. Fine.
28:28 >> And share your right tab.
28:29 >> Yeah. What's that? Am I not share? How
28:32 am I not sharing the right tab?
28:34 How's that even possible?
28:37 When you open the apps, it opened in a
28:40 new tab.
28:41 >> Oh, unbelievable.
28:43 Okay. All right. Fine. Am I sharing the
28:45 right one now? Yeah. So, so here's all
28:47 these things. Thumbtac, Uber, and then
28:49 if I go to productivity, there's a ton
28:52 of these.
28:54 Uh, Corsera, Dropbox, Gmail, Figma,
28:58 Google Calendar, Google Drive.
29:01 So the the big deal here is that once
29:05 you connect the apps that you use,
29:08 assuming you're going to do that, um you
29:12 can use all this stuff from right within
29:13 a chat GPT chat with all the context of
29:16 that chat. So, if I'm in here and I say
29:23 um
29:26 research
29:30 the kinds
29:32 um
29:34 of
29:36 casual
29:40 entertainment
29:43 websites
29:45 that
29:48 that are
29:54 popular these days.
29:58 Um,
30:00 find me
30:04 something
30:07 in the niches
30:11 between the obvious
30:14 All right. So, I'm just going to ask
30:15 Chat TPT to go do some research and find
30:18 me something cool we could build.
30:28 I
30:30 this idea I just had this idea of
30:35 getting together with friends to build
30:37 cool [ __ ] with AI together as like a
30:40 party.
30:42 That could be something really fun
30:43 there. I don't know. It's a little
30:46 nerdy, but so's game night. Game night's
30:48 nerdy.
30:51 Share whole screen might be easier.
30:53 Yeah, it is easier, but sharehole screen
30:56 I can't play audio and have anyone hear
30:58 it. So, it is this constant dance
31:00 between
31:03 Neil.fun, fun. A playful creative site
31:06 with quirky interactive tools like
31:09 making emoji face faces or other fun
31:11 experiments. Quick draw 2048. A simple
31:15 addictive sliding tile number puzzle.
31:19 Okay.
31:22 Meme and visual communities Imager.
31:26 All right.
31:29 Ideas if you're looking for inspiration.
31:31 AI powered creative play. I like that.
31:34 Micro communities for special interest.
31:36 Tik Tok bin. Instead of adding AI to the
31:39 top of applications, they're adding
31:42 applications to the top of AI.
31:49 You got peanut butter in my chocolate.
31:51 You got chocolate in my peanut butter.
31:59 Hey, this is delicious.
32:05 Oh man. No, I listen, I'm a bit I'm a
32:08 bit more cynical about it. It's It's
32:10 pretty slick. Um
32:14 it's pretty slick, but it's uh
32:18 it's kind of it's kind of a
32:22 you know it this this is the crack
32:25 cocaine business model, right? Give them
32:28 chat GPT for cheap or free and then get
32:31 them to use all these other apps within
32:33 it and they'll never leave. Right?
32:36 Micro communities for special interests.
32:48 Okay, let's see.
32:52 Um,
33:00 let's say combine
33:05 AI powered.
33:08 No, let's just do AI creative play.
33:11 Give me
33:14 10
33:16 AI creative
33:21 Play ideas.
33:34 Oh, that's interesting.
33:36 Brandon's thinking, think of chat GPT
33:39 like Amazon.
33:41 Apps are like Home Depot and then custom
33:44 GPTs are like a local hardware store. So
33:47 you you take the power of all these big
33:50 things and you sort of mash them up for
33:52 whatever your you're whatever's relevant
33:55 for you. The almost right machine. You
33:58 ask AI for something specific and AI
34:01 intentionally gets it about 80% right.
34:04 Your job is to fix it, improve it, roast
34:07 it. Eh, that's that's every day with AI.
34:10 Okay. Alternate U generator.
34:14 Upload one detail about yourself.
34:18 AI generates three alternative lives you
34:21 almost lived. That's interesting.
34:24 Each with a short vignette. This one
34:27 feels plausible.
34:29 The argument simulator. Pick two ideas
34:34 that shouldn't be arguing.
34:38 Bad ideas explained brilliantly.
34:42 A restaurant where everything is beige.
34:47 Tik Tok question. Did you hear that Zoom
34:50 came out with an AI model?
34:54 No.
34:56 Is this if if Zoom came out with an AI
34:59 model, the thing it's going to be really
35:00 good at is talking in corporate double
35:02 speak. Listen, at the end of the day,
35:06 we're gonna we're gonna double tap on
35:08 that one. Let's Hey, listen, Jen. Let's
35:12 doubleclick on that one. At the end of
35:14 the day, you know, circling back around,
35:23 LLM Council by Carpathy. Yeah, Karpathy
35:26 did a an article today. I saw that right
35:28 before I came on. I haven't had a chance
35:29 to read it yet. Read it yet.
35:32 Um
35:34 ah, that drives me crazy. Anyone who's
35:36 in corporate America. Oh man. Let's
35:38 double click on that one, Vicki. Let's
35:40 we'll circle back at the end of the day.
35:49 Look like somebody's got a case of the
35:51 Mondays.
35:57 Oh, good lord. Good lord. Good lord.
36:02 Uh uh uh let's see. I want them to be a
36:09 collection
36:12 of
36:16 widgets
36:18 and
36:20 visual games.
36:24 Put a pit in it. Let's Hey, let's put a
36:27 pin in that one. We'll circle back
36:29 around at the end of the meeting.
36:35 Does anybody else have anything to add
36:37 to the agenda?
36:45 Also, more features have been added to
36:47 personalization and custom GPT settings.
36:51 I
36:54 chat GPT is becoming like Salesforce,
36:57 isn't it?
36:59 an insufferable interface
37:02 with with just enough power and just
37:05 enough stickiness that you can't leave
37:07 it.
37:10 You can use Salesforce inside chat GBT.
37:14 Of course, you can.
37:17 What could possibly go wrong there?
37:20 Mood weather. I like that face drift.
37:23 How it works. Okay, let's see.
37:27 Got it. a cabinet of curiosities. Okay.
37:31 Um, so now I'm going to go at lovable.
37:40 Help me
37:44 create
37:47 the
37:48 cabinet
37:51 of AI curiosities.
37:59 We'll see how this is. So, we're now So,
38:01 this little window right here,
38:04 this is now lovable inside chat GPT. So,
38:07 it's aware of all the context of
38:09 everything we've talked about here. And
38:12 what's kind of cool is so I think that's
38:14 off.
38:16 Okay. Allow lovable to create it. Yes, I
38:20 want to create it. Yes, I will initiate
38:22 the project. So that's now a window. Oh,
38:27 look. There's my two builder spaces.
38:28 I'll do it in in the builder advocate
38:30 space.
38:35 Now, what's cool is I could say create a
38:38 marketing
38:40 brief
38:43 for how
38:46 we will market
38:50 this site.
38:52 It should be
38:55 Gen X snarky
38:58 and and fun
39:02 Vicki on YouTube.
39:04 Mike Kaput was saying it for a while.
39:07 I'll never talk to them again. Wait,
39:08 wait,
39:10 that and utilize.
39:15 Oh, Mike was saying it. That's funny.
39:17 So, can I cancel the LOL? No.
39:21 Oh, actually, you know what's
39:22 fascinating, Vicki?
39:25 I mean, no, you shouldn't cancel the
39:26 LOL, but
39:31 you would actually be in a really unique
39:33 position to understand if what's
39:36 happening
39:39 if what's happening
39:41 in this integration is better, different
39:44 like how it's different. That's actually
39:47 fascinating. I mean, no. Do your LOL as
39:49 you're doing your LOL tomorrow. I didn't
39:51 even think about that.
39:54 All right. So, what's happening? So,
39:55 does does the lovable thing stay in a
39:57 window?
40:01 Optimizing for speed.
40:04 Preparing the preview.
40:07 So, I think this is just a cycle of
40:09 little messages. I don't think those are
40:11 actual updates.
40:13 Done. I've kicked off the project.
40:28 Cabinet nav navigation vibe non- cheesy
40:32 AI integration MVP friendly smoky glass
40:39 oh wait tell me which direction you want
40:43 oh
40:45 can I respond to this.
40:48 Branch into a new chat.
40:52 You can branch chats. Did you know that?
40:56 Um,
40:58 I like smoky
41:01 glass
41:04 vibe.
41:11 But you know what? I don't know. Where
41:13 do you Where's our branch chat?
41:18 Oh, it branched into a new tab. Okay,
41:20 that's what it was.
41:30 Next. Pick one flagship widget to
41:33 perfect first.
41:38 My vote.
41:41 Voice to shape.
41:43 All right, let's do that one. Voice to
41:45 shape.
41:51 Now is Okay, so there's lovable.
41:55 Does this have lovable up above?
42:03 No.
42:11 Oh, you know you so if this So every
42:14 time I branch a chat build.
42:22 Let me go back to this other one.
42:29 So that's still building. Let me share
42:31 this.
42:34 Cosmic on YouTube.
42:37 So many updates to so many apps. So hard
42:39 to stay updated. Here's the thing,
42:42 Cosmic. And and for everyone, um
42:47 don't
42:51 don't try to keep up with this stuff.
42:56 So
42:58 to be clear, the the stage we're at
43:01 right now, the frontier model companies
43:03 right now are in a panic. He
43:09 Okay.
43:18 I think there is a very real belief
43:22 within the major frontier
43:26 model companies. So those are OpenAI,
43:29 Anthropic,
43:32 Google, Gemini, Deep Mind,
43:35 Meta.
43:37 What am I missing? I'm missing one.
43:42 Anyway, the big the biggies.
43:45 There's a real belief there that the
43:47 first one that gets to AGI
43:50 essentially has
43:52 an infinite
43:54 lead, no, an infinite an infinitely
43:58 scalable business, an infinitely
44:00 valuable business.
44:03 And so they're all throwing as much
44:05 money and as much resources as they can.
44:08 So just all these really smart engineers
44:10 are taking all this AI stuff and they're
44:12 spinning up experiment after experiment
44:15 after experiment.
44:17 This app store while it looks brilliant
44:21 the chat GPT the custom GPT store looked
44:24 brilliant too. Oh yeah, Grock. Grock is
44:25 the fifth one. Thank you. Um
44:30 Elon Musk has said he wants X to be the
44:33 everything app. He wants it to be
44:35 everything. So, they're all trying to
44:38 make the everything app. And and what
44:40 that means by definition is there's
44:42 going to be more
44:47 more things for you to master than are
44:49 masterable, right? And it's completely
44:52 overwhelming.
44:53 So, I think the only way out of this
44:56 madness is to retreat
44:59 into
45:01 yourself, right?
45:04 Treat who you are, what your values are
45:08 as the primary
45:11 filter through which you look at all
45:13 this AI stuff and just say today, who am
45:17 I? What do I want to be? Who do I what
45:19 do I want to build? What do I want to
45:21 do?
45:23 How do I want to impact someone?
45:26 And if the answer to that is, I want to
45:28 go on a walk outside with someone, then
45:31 go on a walk outside with someone. Like
45:34 Cindy [ __ ] when she when in in part of
45:36 her daily practice, one of the things
45:37 she realized is she has this beautiful
45:40 art studio that she was never using and
45:42 she loves doing like watercolor doodles
45:44 and drawings and things like that. And
45:47 one of the things that she realized in
45:49 her practice about AI was that she
45:52 needed to do more doodles with
45:54 watercolors
45:56 so that her mind could be free to think
45:58 about what she wanted to do with AI.
46:01 Right? It wasn't that she was leaving
46:03 AI. It was that she needed to
46:07 she couldn't get to who she is and what
46:10 she wants to do in the world without
46:12 doing some other [ __ ] And so I I think
46:16 that's where we are right now. So don't
46:19 beat yourself up if you can't keep up
46:20 with this stuff because no one can
46:22 because it's by design right now.
46:24 They're literally throwing everything
46:27 they can at creating as much as they can
46:30 so that no one else can catch them.
46:33 And so that's why it feels like this.
46:37 Um Grock make Grock makes great images
46:40 and videos. It really does. It's hard to
46:42 believe that not too long ago we were
46:44 trying to get Idog to spell AI Learning
46:46 Lab correctly. I know your website looks
46:49 like it's done.
46:52 Oh, sure does. I'm sure that's in a new
46:55 tab. Yes.
47:01 Okay. So, this took me to lovable
47:07 mood weather.
47:11 Um, how do I get back?
47:24 Makes me feel anxious.
47:27 So, it actually built an app.
47:30 Face drift.
47:35 Paused.
47:51 Oh, so I just made some generic shitty
48:01 thought gravity
48:05 voice to shape. Start listening.
48:08 Disconnect.
48:13 Hello. Hello. Hello.
48:19 Hello. Hello. Hello.
48:23 Hello.
48:25 Bye. Criy.
48:31 All right. We have an we have an app
48:33 that sort of makes blobs when I talk.
48:39 All right. If you're thinking like this
48:42 doesn't make a lot of sense, you're
48:44 correct. Let's see. What's this doing?
48:48 Paste this into lovable build prompt.
48:53 What
48:58 I'm going to say? Oh, wait. I got to
49:00 share my tab.
49:03 This is weird. Instead of building it in
49:05 lovable, I said, "Here's a prompt to put
49:08 into lovable." I'm going to say, um,
49:12 you're connected to lovable.
49:16 It's not as good, Vicki. You're
49:18 connected to visible. Make it yourself.
49:24 Let's see what this says.
49:27 We haven't heard much from Idog in a
49:29 while. We haven't, have we? All right.
49:32 It did fire off lovable. So wonder if I
49:35 put that prompt in there. So Elon trying
49:38 to make the unified field theory of AI.
49:42 Well, he's no this is not just about AI.
49:47 When he says he wants to create the
49:49 everything app, AI is a part of it,
49:52 right? So AI is the intellectual engine
49:54 and the creation engine, but he wants to
49:57 have e-commerce in there. He wants to
49:59 have, you know, the ability to buy,
50:01 sell, trade, trade currency,
50:04 um,
50:06 conduct science, have community, all of
50:09 it.
50:13 He wants it to literally be the
50:14 everything app. Imagine being able to
50:16 make a a feature film,
50:20 distribute it, charge for it, sell sell
50:25 candy in the in the uh in the virtual
50:28 lobby that can really be delivered
50:30 within an hour because it's connected to
50:33 some Grock powered delivery system where
50:37 robots are delivering candy where you
50:39 can watch your movie. Um,
50:42 and you know, every aspect of society
50:45 can be replicated inside this everything
50:47 app. It can do everything. That's the
50:50 vision.
50:52 Uh,uh. You're safe. You're definitely
50:55 safe. This is lovable. Would like to
50:57 initiate a project. Great. Let's go do
50:59 that.
51:17 I think I'm a little bored here. And
51:19 here's why I'm bored. You know why I'm
51:21 bored? Cuz I don't really give a [ __ ] if
51:23 this thing's any good or not.
51:26 I don't have a real clear idea for an
51:28 app. Which again, you know, this goes
51:30 back to So, so actually this is kind of
51:32 fascinating. All right.
51:34 Meta segment anything. Yeah, maybe we
51:36 can do segment anything. I I don't know
51:38 how to demo the audio. You got to find a
51:40 good audio example. Maybe they have
51:41 examples there. Um,
51:47 they have examples in the playground.
51:49 Okay, cool. Pop the URL in there. Um,
51:52 will it teach my classes for me so I can
51:55 go on a walkabout in the Rockies? Well,
52:02 no.
52:04 No. I think your students need you. I
52:06 think your students need your
52:07 perspective. They need you
52:10 to be there. Now, what what it might do
52:13 is it might do all the stuff you do in
52:15 between the teaching.
52:22 I don't know. I don't know, man. I don't
52:25 know where we are. Adding interactivity.
52:26 Okay, this is doing its thing.
52:29 All right. I'm going to go I'm going to
52:31 go play with something new. We're going
52:33 to go to Oh, Jesus Christ.
52:38 AI demos.
52:40 I just want to go there first. AI demos.
52:46 Orai.
52:48 Why would they Why would they
52:52 make it do
52:58 meta demos? AI demos. Why would they not
53:01 make itai? They have meta.ai.
53:06 Segment anything. Playful ideas. Motion
53:08 trails. Clone squared. Oh, look. This
53:10 looks like the site we just built.
53:16 >> That's pretty funny.
53:18 >> Huh? I got to share the tab.
53:22 >> Uh, this is their uh playground. It's
53:24 not because it's a it's a lab. It's not
53:27 built into the meta.ai. Meta. AI goes
53:30 directly into their model.
53:32 >> Listen, I understand they have their
53:34 reason. I'm just saying that, you know,
53:36 we're human beings that are confused
53:38 where we're supposed to go. They they
53:41 tell us meta AI is all their AI [ __ ] and
53:43 then they're like, you can do this, but
53:44 you go to com. I don't know. It's like
53:47 Google. Google had this problem. Still
53:49 has this problem.
53:53 Tik Tok pin. Did you see Lord Digital
53:55 God's post and water cooler public
53:58 domain
53:59 film competition?
54:01 It's
54:05 a good idea.
54:07 Oh, it's such a good idea.
54:13 Public domain film competition. No, I'll
54:15 go check it out. Um, okay, try this. So,
54:18 if you haven't seen segment anything,
54:22 this is primarily a developer tool. Um,
54:27 but I think especially with vibe coding
54:29 now, you're going to be able to do some
54:31 things that seem kind of magical. So,
54:34 segmenting segmenting things out of
54:37 video has has
54:40 things like facial recognition and
54:42 systems that locate parking spots and
54:45 things like that.
54:46 um vertical AI applications have have
54:50 been doing this kind of stuff for years,
54:53 but this is now kind of an easily um
54:57 easily usable set of libraries and set
55:00 of models that just do this stuff.
55:04 Um so there's track anything. That's
55:07 cool. You can track
55:10 bugs
55:13 bacteria.
55:19 That's pretty crazy.
55:21 Finds cell
55:24 highlight effect on the mask. That's
55:26 really cool.
55:31 Now, can I click on these?
55:35 No. Nothing happens, but they're
55:38 segmented.
55:48 Huh? Oh, finds person.
55:53 Try template.
55:56 Start with your own video. Oh, I see
55:58 what they're doing here. Okay.
56:03 And then now they've done this for
56:05 audio.
56:08 >> So
56:11 here's the
56:12 >> Today we're here with Phoenix, our local
56:14 sound editor.
56:15 >> Thank you for everything that you do. So
56:17 tell us a little bit more about the
56:18 space and how that relates to film.
56:20 Okay. So, I don't know if you can hear
56:22 that, but it's got really bad background
56:24 audio, which I deal with this all the
56:26 time at uh so I'm going to say um remove
56:32 background
56:34 noise
56:36 and then we're going to do isolate
56:37 sound.
56:40 And the way this does this, so you've
56:42 got your original sound here, and now
56:44 it's identifying that hum.
56:49 And so I can
56:53 just play the hum.
56:56 >> Wait, let me turn that off. Here we go.
57:08 No, it's not there. Huh?
57:13 >> Our local sound editor.
57:15 >> Thank you for everything.
57:16 >> Oh, it didn't do it very well.
57:18 Interesting.
57:21 >> That you do. Tell us a little.
57:23 >> There's the Let me try it again. Wait,
57:26 let's see. Volume, reverb, delay,
57:29 isolated sound.
57:42 Huh? That didn't work. That's
57:45 fascinating.
57:46 Start over.
57:49 Close that. Let's see. Um, you you've
57:53 done the inverse of what it asks you to
57:55 do. It It's trying to say, "What do you
57:57 want to isolate?" You've said, "Take
57:59 away the background." So, if you say, "I
58:01 want to isolate the woman's voice,"
58:03 it'll remove the background and just
58:05 leave the woman's voice.
58:07 >> Yeah. Well,
58:13 that's This is why they need an angry
58:15 Gen Xer in the corner because most
58:18 people don't have a Brandon to actually
58:20 read the manual for them. All right,
58:22 let's see. So, now if I do just isolated
58:26 voice
58:30 Thank you for everything that you do.
58:32 >> No, it didn't do it.
58:33 >> Tell us a little bit more about the
58:34 space and how that relates to
58:39 >> H.
58:47 Oh, wait. Let's see.
58:51 Instead of isolate the voice, maybe it's
58:53 isolate the vocals. This is fascinating.
58:56 >> It It worked. She just doesn't say
58:58 anything until the end.
59:01 >> No, no, because the the one I'm playing
59:03 is it's him talking and it's got all the
59:05 uh all the noise in it.
59:08 >> Oh, it's only when she talks.
59:12 >> Well, so if you're isolating the woman's
59:13 voice, it breaks it out into three
59:15 tracks. The first track is the merge
59:18 track.
59:19 >> Isolate both voices and remove
59:24 background noise.
59:34 This is why we can't have nice things.
59:39 Okay, here's the isolated sound now.
59:43 Wait, there's isolated sound. So, that
59:45 should be their voices.
59:47 >> So, so yeah, you have to mute the other
59:48 tracks that you don't want. And the
59:50 middle track is just their voices.
59:53 here with Phoenix, our local sound
59:55 editor.
59:56 >> Okay, now that's working. Now, here's
59:58 the
59:59 >> Mhm.
1:00:05 >> about about sound and how it relates to
1:00:06 film. I learned a lot about the
1:00:09 >> That's
1:00:11 thank you for everything that you do.
1:00:13 So, tell us a little bit more about the
1:00:14 space and how that relates to film, what
1:00:16 you've been learning.
1:00:18 >> Yeah.
1:00:19 >> Oh, it removed her alto together. All
1:00:21 right. That's a That's a fail. That's a
1:00:24 fail. They've got a bad model there or
1:00:26 something. Obviously, I don't know what
1:00:28 I'm doing. I did a test on this on on
1:00:30 one of my own files that had a bunch of
1:00:32 background noise and it worked fine. Um,
1:00:35 fascinating. Um, okay. So, let's go. I
1:00:38 want to do some other things now. I want
1:00:40 to go back to meta.ai.
1:00:44 Um,
1:00:48 and I want to
1:00:51 So, are we there?
1:00:53 So, if we go to vibes. So, vibes.
1:00:59 This is like
1:01:03 can I
1:01:09 around?
1:01:12 You can do magic.
1:01:15 You can have anything.
1:01:18 >> You can kick rocks if you don't like how
1:01:24 I want to be a cowboy.
1:01:31 >> You're a mean one, Mr. Grinch.
1:01:45 You know,
1:01:53 I'll tell you what, I look at this and I
1:01:56 look at Sora. I I think in in a lot of
1:01:59 ways this this is better than where Sora
1:02:02 is right now, the Sora app.
1:02:04 Um
1:02:07 there are probably a dozen of these
1:02:10 kinds of tools which are AI only
1:02:14 video social sharing networks, right? So
1:02:18 basically AI Tik Toks.
1:02:23 Um
1:02:28 the creator community is saying these
1:02:31 are all horrible. This is just AI slop.
1:02:35 But Disney just paid a billion dollars,
1:02:38 $1 billion, like not Mike Meyers's pinky
1:02:42 in the corner of the mouth billion, but
1:02:43 an actual billion dollars to Open AI
1:02:48 to be able to have Disney properties
1:02:52 inside a tool like this.
1:02:55 and anyone's going to be able to create,
1:03:00 you know, interesting content based on
1:03:03 other content. And and they'll figure
1:03:06 they're going to figure out all the all
1:03:07 the royalty and licensing models.
1:03:10 They're going to figure that [ __ ] out.
1:03:11 That that
1:03:13 it's a mess right now and it's imperfect
1:03:16 right now and it's all [ __ ] up right
1:03:17 now. But just like they figured out
1:03:19 sampling during the hip-hop era, they're
1:03:22 going to figure this out. So, everyone's
1:03:24 going to figure out how to get paid. It
1:03:26 that I know it's going to be there's
1:03:29 gonna be lots of battles. It's going to
1:03:30 take forever. It ain't there yet.
1:03:34 But I look at these videos where they've
1:03:36 got, you know, they're allowing you to
1:03:38 do sort of six or seven second clips of
1:03:41 popular music because that's fair use,
1:03:44 right? So, you can't do longer than
1:03:46 that. You can't loop them and things
1:03:47 like that. But once they get the rights
1:03:49 figured out,
1:03:51 this is this is pretty this is already
1:03:54 pretty compelling.
1:04:08 Bob Barker escaped.
1:04:15 >> Only 10 more days. I
1:04:26 for
1:04:44 Now, you can absolutely argue that this
1:04:46 is just AI slop and it's crap and it's
1:04:49 nonsense.
1:04:51 Is this any worse than scrolling through
1:04:54 [ __ ] Tik Tok and having people like,
1:04:56 you know, sitting at a picnic table with
1:04:59 friends going, "These are my friends."
1:05:04 It's like
1:05:06 I don't know. I'm not saying it's good.
1:05:09 Let's see. Those are parramium. I
1:05:12 protest.
1:05:13 They're not bacterium by definition, not
1:05:16 a bug. Um, that could be handy in a
1:05:20 small sample of pond water. Yeah, there
1:05:23 are thousands of parramium tracking.
1:05:25 Yeah. Well, that's the thing, Tom, with
1:05:27 segment anything. I guess you can you
1:05:28 can basically define you know here's a
1:05:31 parramium here's a you know a worm
1:05:35 here's a whatever whatever they might be
1:05:37 here's algae what is this so where oh oh
1:05:40 so where I am right now
1:05:43 if you go to meta meta
1:05:47 meta.ai AI and in the left hand side
1:05:50 there's there's you know a chat like
1:05:52 chat GPT
1:05:54 search. I don't know what that is.
1:05:56 You're searching conversations. Oh,
1:05:58 you're just searching your chat
1:05:59 conversations. There's the create tab
1:06:01 which is where you can create videos and
1:06:04 images using Midjourney for free. If you
1:06:08 didn't know that
1:06:12 in Meta AI right now, their image
1:06:14 generation model is midjourney and it's
1:06:16 free and you can use midjourney style
1:06:19 references
1:06:21 inside this and you can make video for
1:06:24 free.
1:06:25 And then there's this vibes tab and
1:06:27 vibes is their social media network for
1:06:30 AI generated video.
1:06:33 And when you make an AI generated video
1:06:35 here, we'll go make one. Let's go make
1:06:37 one. We're going to go create something
1:06:39 or no, we'll go to vibes and we'll
1:06:40 create something. So, I'm going to go um
1:06:44 let's see.
1:06:46 Make let's see if we can do Mickey Mouse
1:06:48 here. Make Let's see. Um Mickey Mouse
1:06:53 stands
1:06:56 in front of a McDonald's
1:07:00 smoking
1:07:03 a cigarette.
1:07:09 Let's see if it blasts me out of there.
1:07:11 If it lets me do it.
1:07:18 Oops. I can't generate that. Uh, let's
1:07:20 do
1:07:22 Mickey Mouse
1:07:27 is dancing in front of a McDonald's.
1:07:34 So, I think the smoking thing probably
1:07:36 killed it.
1:07:42 Nope. All right.
1:07:45 The Grinch
1:07:48 um
1:07:50 steals a kiss
1:07:53 from
1:07:58 a friend
1:08:01 at lunch.
1:08:14 That was quick.
1:08:28 That one's cute. We'll animate that one.
1:08:37 And then I should be able to add music
1:08:39 to it.
1:08:45 You're a good one, Mr. Grinch.
1:09:01 All right, let's see. Add music.
1:09:06 Um, Grinch.
1:09:13 Grinch. Grinch. Grinch up the hill.
1:09:18 Grinch.
1:09:19 Not so mean. Grinch.
1:09:21 >> A Christmas. I don't want a present.
1:09:22 Can't wait for the future. I'm done with
1:09:24 the past. Y'all can get it. That is an
1:09:26 ugly crib. Everyone next.
1:09:33 >> You're a mean one.
1:09:46 >> If I can't find a reindeer,
1:09:50 >> all I need is a reindeer. The Grinch
1:09:55 who's looking at me
1:10:08 watching the Who's looking at me? Santa
1:10:11 suit on the watching the Who's looking
1:10:15 at me? Santa suit.
1:10:19 watching the bill and the who's looking
1:10:21 at me
1:10:26 >> posted the feed.
1:10:29 All right. I don't know why mine was
1:10:32 horizontal. Probably because I set it to
1:10:33 be horizontal. Um anyway, that's how you
1:10:37 make them.
1:10:40 >> Only 10 more days. There's a sort of a
1:10:44 philosophic concept that sufficiently
1:10:46 advanc
1:10:48 contest in irregulars.
1:11:08 Corey Sandler. Oh, those are cool
1:11:10 ladies. Nice.
1:11:14 circus oddities.
1:11:20 What?
1:11:25 I don't see Lord Digital Gods in here.
1:11:27 Is it in chat?
1:11:35 I don't think it's in irregulars
1:11:38 contests maybe.
1:11:44 Salon's Got Talent.
1:11:48 I don't know where it is.
1:11:51 Water cooler.
1:11:58 Oh, here we go. Public domain film remix
1:12:00 contest.
1:12:04 Okay. Share this.
1:12:10 The Internet Archive public domain film
1:12:13 remix contest. The Internet Art Archive
1:12:17 is looking for creative short films made
1:12:19 by you. We invite indie filmmakers,
1:12:22 artists, and creatives of all skill
1:12:24 levels to celebrate public domain day by
1:12:27 creating and uploading a two to three
1:12:29 minute short film to the internet
1:12:31 archive.
1:12:34 guidelines
1:12:40 using at least one work published in
1:12:42 1930
1:12:45 that will become public domain on
1:12:48 January 1st.
1:12:51 This could be a poem, a book, a film, a
1:12:53 music composition. Oh, let's go do a
1:12:55 music composition.
1:13:14 archive.org.
1:13:17 Let's see.
1:13:26 Films. What are these?
1:13:32 Are these songs audio archive
1:13:43 year? Well, let's say 1930, right?
1:14:10 So go 19. Am I here? Am I sharing this?
1:14:14 1930. Apply filters.
1:14:33 Shopen.
1:15:11 Yeah, that's better.
1:15:14 >> H
1:15:17 player webam. I don't know what year
1:15:19 these are from though because it said
1:15:21 from
1:15:22 30s to 40s. H
1:15:39 published 1930. Views 27.
1:16:01 Strive.
1:16:21 Light and
1:16:23 thy
1:16:36 wild. All right. Couldn't find anything
1:16:39 there. There's going to be something.
1:16:46 Black German
1:16:50 4 CD
1:16:53 high fidelity.
1:16:56 No, there's nothing to play there.
1:17:08 A traviata.
1:17:12 She going to sing this.
1:17:17 Why were the other ones I could play and
1:17:19 these I can't?
1:17:26 Bunky doodle doodle dough.
1:17:30 Doodleeyed dough.
1:17:49 >> Okay, this is the one we're going to
1:17:51 turn into something. How do I download
1:17:53 it? Can I download it? I assume I can
1:17:56 download it, right? Upload. Download.
1:17:59 Let's see.
1:18:02 24bit flack TIFF
1:18:06 zip
1:18:13 download.
1:18:17 All right.
1:18:21 Save audio as
1:18:25 desktop.
1:18:28 Okay.
1:18:30 And then here we're going to go open
1:18:32 with QuickTime. Yes.
1:18:41 Okay. And then we're going to export
1:18:44 as audio only. So this will turn it into
1:18:47 an M4A.
1:18:48 Put that back on the desktop.
1:18:52 All right. Then we're going to go to
1:18:55 Sununo.
1:18:59 Share this tab. We're going to go to
1:19:01 create. I'm going to add audio. We're
1:19:04 going to upload.
1:19:16 We're going to do a cover.
1:19:23 continue and we're we're let it figure
1:19:26 out its own that we're going to do.
1:19:28 Let's see. Epic buildup, glitch hop,
1:19:32 lively rhythm,
1:19:35 um
1:19:38 mischievous
1:19:43 with mass choir. Okay, perfect.
1:19:48 There was a little soldier who was going
1:19:50 off to war. He said, "I know what I will
1:19:53 do when I hear the cannons roar." A
1:19:56 bunky doodle I do. A bunky doodle I do.
1:20:01 Follow the sergeant major. Bunky doodle
1:20:04 I do. Bubble and squeak for two.
1:20:08 You know, you know, we think that AI
1:20:11 song lyrics are bad. Just go back to the
1:20:14 1930s.
1:20:19 All right. Create.
1:20:45 There was a little soldier who was going
1:20:48 off to war. He said, "I know what I will
1:20:50 do when I hear the cannons."
1:20:55 >> Okay, we got to do some advanced options
1:20:57 here. We got to do we got to do less
1:21:00 audio influence, more weird, more style
1:21:04 influence.
1:21:06 Create a
1:21:11 bubble and squeak.
1:21:13 Oh, not just for music. That's very
1:21:16 cool.
1:21:18 Let's listen to this one.
1:21:43 There was a little soldier.
1:21:48 Okay, let's see. Let's do uh let's do
1:21:51 minimalist.
1:21:54 Wait. Men
1:21:57 list classical
1:22:01 um opera.
1:22:05 Um
1:22:08 cello
1:22:09 booming timonies.
1:22:20 This could be really good, Kyle. It
1:22:21 could be. It could be an absolute
1:22:22 [ __ ] mess.
1:22:25 But like
1:22:27 there's there's something there's
1:22:29 something really here. Like I
1:22:34 Yeah. I I don't know. This is we're
1:22:36 we're in such weird times.
1:23:07 I'm doing funk. I just did funk. Then
1:23:10 we'll do melodic hardcore punk and funk
1:23:13 together.
1:23:16 All right. Here's
1:23:18 what we just had. This one never
1:23:20 rendered.
1:23:23 Oh, I think we might have choked him on
1:23:24 the open the public domain stuff.
1:23:32 There's definitely something about
1:23:34 digging up old things in history and and
1:23:37 bringing them back to life.
1:23:56 There was a little soldier who was going
1:23:59 off to war. He said, "I know what I will
1:24:02 do when
1:24:09 good call Joy Party.
1:24:13 Oh yeah, here we go.
1:24:26 There was a little soldier who was going
1:24:29 off the he
1:24:33 cannons roar.
1:24:47 There was a little soldier who was going
1:24:50 off to war. He said, "I know what I
1:24:54 There was a little soldier who was going
1:24:57 off to war." He said, "I know what I
1:25:00 will do. When I hear the roar, I'll
1:25:04 doodle. I do followame
1:25:21 >> [ __ ] crazy.
1:25:24 Um, I like funk. Let's do funk. Um,
1:25:28 funk.
1:25:30 Um,
1:25:32 let's do let's do funk. Um, ac cappella.
1:25:39 How do you spell ac cappella?
1:25:42 Uh,
1:25:45 two-piece.
1:25:50 No.
1:25:53 Yeah. There we go.
1:25:59 Yeah, that one definitely had Green Day
1:26:01 vibes. That was for sure.
1:26:15 There was a little soldier who was going
1:26:17 off to war. He said, "I know what I will
1:26:20 do when I hear the cannons roar." Ake I
1:26:24 do. Follow the sergeant major.
1:26:27 I do. Bubble and squeak for two.
1:26:34 Hop.
1:27:05 to war.
1:27:06 >> I'll tell you what, get a [ __ ] ac
1:27:08 capella group together that can [ __ ]
1:27:10 sing that.
1:27:22 Wow, that was crazy. Uh, okay. Let's
1:27:25 see. Let's see. What are we going to do?
1:27:28 We'll do reggae.
1:27:32 Now we're just doing sloponics.
1:27:37 It's definitely pentatonics.
1:28:04 No. Is it blueg grass?
1:28:26 Yeah, that interpretation of reggae was
1:28:28 crap.
1:28:33 You know what's weird? The the um the
1:28:36 audio influence here is so strong that
1:28:38 the the underlying song is so strong.
1:28:42 Let me pull down weirdness. Let me see.
1:28:44 Let me try that.
1:28:49 If you move these sliders
1:28:51 past 15%,
1:28:53 they go to red, which I assume means you
1:28:55 get shitty results.
1:29:08 There was a little
1:29:12 war. Yeah, that's
1:29:24 There was a little soldier who was going
1:29:27 off to war.
1:29:28 >> Yeah, that that would that would work.
1:29:30 Some version of that would work. All
1:29:33 right, everybody. I am going to get the
1:29:35 hell on out of here. Um listen, I hope
1:29:39 you have a fantastic um holiday. So,
1:29:43 next week I'll be uh I'll be doing
1:29:47 Monday, Tuesday. I think I'll take off
1:29:49 Wednesday and Christmas
1:29:52 and then um
1:29:55 and then I'm back for Festivus. So,
1:29:57 maybe I'll do a uh
1:30:01 No, I'm not going to do a Thursday night
1:30:02 thing. No, I'm not. We'll just be back
1:30:05 for Festivus. So, so Festivus, AI
1:30:08 Festivus, if you have not registered
1:30:10 yet, go to AI festivist.com,
1:30:13 register and uh just plan on spending
1:30:16 the weekend with us. Ann Murphy and I
1:30:18 will be hosting. We've got all sorts of
1:30:20 cool speakers and previews and things
1:30:23 like that. So, go to afestivist.com
1:30:26 and uh have yourself a fantastic
1:30:28 weekend. If you're with your family,
1:30:29 love your family, tell them you love
1:30:31 them, and that's about it. All right.
1:30:34 So, I hope you're well and uh hope you
1:30:37 had hope you had some fun tonight. All
1:30:39 right. I'll talk to you later. Bye.