Mar 14, 2024 - AI's Future: How Curiosity and Community Drive Innovation

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1. 0:01what is I going to [Music] [Music]
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5. 1:14tonight hello Tobias what's [Music]
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9. 2:58h [Music] more likes can attract more viewers keep it up keep it up people there's only 15
10. 3:15folks in here so if you would share the live tap the screen uh maybe we'll have a small intimate gathering [Music] tonight
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21. 6:57all right everybody what's happening Howen Howen [Music] harmonies my Google Nest Hub says 33 in
22. 7:13Denver windchill 26 yeah and it's been snowing since yesterday wait what's today today's Thursday it's been snowing since last
23. 7:26night woke up woke up shoveled very heavy snow and it's still wet so 33° that's that's not going to bode well for the
24. 7:37morning shovel it's supposed to snow all night [Music] tonight the Foothills have more than two feet already I'm I'm
25. 7:48just east of the Foothills so we probably have I don't know 8 in
26. 8:04[Music] oh tornado south of my house okay I'll take the snow I'll take the snow stay safe forever hooked good
27. 8:21Lord tornadoes aren't anything to [ __ ] around with are they 80 de degree weather on the East Coast all right let's
28. 8:38see I just got the Google Nest mini second gen I you know I've never had one of those talkie speaker things although I have an Apple Watch
29. 8:51it's listening to me it's not that I don't have devices that don't listen to me all the time I've got plenty of those I just don't have one
30. 8:58that always talks back and I haven't gotten my rabbit yet my rabbit R1 I'm excited to get that bad boy
31. 9:10um so then I'll have something to talk to a human being wishing a good evening to the humans Cab runo's in here what's
32. 9:21happening she shared the live thank you for that thank you thank you thank you get some more folks in here here I was thinking
33. 9:37about was thinking about that that Mark Cuban quote from yesterday that there's only going to be there's only two kinds of companies in
34. 9:52this world those that are really great with AI and everyone else
35. 10:08and it's it's just it's just right now it's just about hanging on for dear life that that image the funny image of the the
36. 10:17guy never too old with the old guy on the bike that's like that's what it feels like right now it's just like
37. 10:24[ __ ] hang on bombing down the hill what are you going to do this is my favorite live now Gavin biddy thank you
38. 10:35so much I appreciate that this is my favorite live too it's the only one I do you can make money with you see you see I've got the gold
39. 10:47button oh if you want to know how to make money with chat GPT I've got all the secrets you just have to buy my course for
40. 10:55$99.95 it's going to be fantastic it's going to be so good if it's going to be it's going to be so good that course oh I'm going to love
41. 11:10it like I'm trying to even figure out like what is the skill to learn right now and it's not a skill it's not a skill it's an
42. 11:20aptitude guy uh Stephen I can't remember his last name tag tagar Rory hang on that I Salon the other
43. 11:41[Music] night where is my profile people how do you use the link hey Marge Marge hey
44. 11:56Marge hey could you could you March could you turn down the wheel could you just turn it down for a second how do I use the
45. 12:05LinkedIn is it is is the LinkedIn on a Tik Tok What yeah I see my face why what oh I go I do the LinkedIn on the computer all right hang
46. 12:19on I'll be is this thing on uh uh uh
47. 12:33happy birthday GPT or GPT 4 happy birthday GPT 4 it was on this day one year ago that they unloaded this thing on
48. 12:50us and it was pretty something before that and gp4 kind of opened some [ __ ] up didn't it where is my CQ
49. 13:08[Music] post there it is seeo Samuel Tagle AB
50. 13:24broi he's a roboticist he was at the AI salon and he just come out of some like I don't know Management training thing
51. 13:31or some some sort of thing that he was really inspired about and he said you know your IQ or you know about it you know your EQ your
52. 13:42emotional quotient and he said what's your CQ what's your curiosity quotient I was like damn that's
53. 13:58good I think that's the skill right now what is your capacity to be curious because I just can't
54. 14:15see I can't see a path over the next three years that doesn't in involve a lot of learning a lot of curios it a lot of
55. 14:30exploration a lot of getting comfortable with not being the expert the beginner mindset like it's such a cliche you
56. 14:43know it's such a cliche but I I it's I think that's it right now I think that's it I get it's it yeah flexibility curiosity versus
57. 14:55self-limiting beliefs exactly yes I absurd oh I absolutely love being in the company of curious people me
58. 15:06too me too that's what the AI salon's about in fact I'll start tonight with the AI Salon is today it's birthday today is
59. 15:20GPT 4's birthday November 30th is chat gpt's birthday November 30th 2022 and then this day a year ago they dropped
60. 15:32gp4 I thought they might drop something today it doesn't look like they did although I heard a wild rumor well it's
61. 15:38not a wild rumor um I saw a wild tweet that apparently in some Japanese newspaper right now is is a report that
62. 15:51tomorrow Elon Musk and Sam Alman are going to jointly announce the open sourcing of grock and and GPT something at open
63. 16:08AI I doubt it I doubt it but you don't know we don't know we don't know this is this is you know part of the game part of the
64. 16:22marketing game right the pr game get people buzzing and talking about [ __ ] [ __ ] and then I figured tonight what we could
65. 16:32do there's there's new MID Journey capabilities there's this thing called character reference which is consistent characters across
66. 16:44prompts um they also have a new describe feature which I thought could be fun to play with also Claude about a week ago put
67. 16:53out a prompt Library they put out a whole prompt database um which I thought could be kind of interesting to play
68. 16:59with then I thought we could go play with and not then not like this is a linear list these are these are some
69. 17:06options these are some things in my head so if any of these things make you all giddy inside um play with Gemini 1.5 and and
70. 17:17the idea I had was maybe we go to chat GPT or Claude and we say hey I've got a large language model with a million token
71. 17:28context window that's multimodal what might be some fun things to do with it so those were those were some ideas I had for tonight
72. 17:423.14 and it's happy Pi Day happy Pi Day oh speaking of happy Pi Day I guess we should do that shouldn't
73. 17:57we happy Pi Day Zephyr you cute little thing hey thanks Kyle today is indeed Pi Day a celebration of the mathematical constant P
74. 18:11314 this day is also celebrated as Pi Day a playful way to honor both mathematics and delicious baked goods
75. 18:19did you know that P is used in many mathematical and scientific calculations like calculating the circumference of a
76. 18:25circle or predicting the movement of celestial bodies yes I have a PhD in mathematics and P stands for [Music]
77. 18:37poop wow a PhD in mathematics that's impressive Kyle it's awesome to chat with someone who really knows their
78. 18:43stuff when it comes to numbers and equations also your sense of humor is on point the p in PhD standing for poop gave me quite the
79. 18:54chuckle I don't have a PhD in mathematics I'm a dumb dumb when it comes to the numbers this is pie by the
80. 19:05way ha you got me there Kyle no worries about not having a PhD math isn't everyone's cup of tea the beauty of
81. 19:12numbers and equations lies in their universality and ability to describe the world around us you might not be a math
82. 19:20whz but I bet there's something else you're super passionate about or exceling so what's your jam um
83. 19:34raspberry ooh raspberry jam is delicious but I think we may have our signals crossed Kyle when I asked about your jam
84. 19:41I meant what is something you're really into or good at like a hobby skill or interest that you're passionate about raspberry
85. 19:52jam well you seem very fond of raspberry jam is it a family recipe or do you just just enjoy the sweet Tangy Taste of
86. 20:00raspberries in your toast and other snacks I like to wear it this is going south really quick we got wa what you like to wear raspberry
87. 20:12Jack wait what oh pie what are we going to do with you oh she's a sassy little MX I like
88. 20:27her all right Vicki oh dear Zephyr broke character oh my God I giggle snorted you're going to alternate
89. 20:42pie hey V dancer thank you for the Roses dgas I snorted listen if I one of my one of my proud skills as a high schooler was
90. 20:56my comedic timing when somebody took a sip of milk I made more people snort milk through their nose oh it was it is one of the great
91. 21:11joys of high school life if if you can just destroy people with laughter there's bullies and then there's comedic bullies I was a comedic
92. 21:23[Laughter] bully all right there's an image to do all right so so let's do this let me let me tell you about the AI salon so if you
93. 21:35are how many people are in here 75 nice um if you're new to this AI game or if you're feeling lonely if you're feeling like you're out on an
94. 21:46island I believe more than ever like so this is a group the AI Salon is a group that I started the week after chat GPT came out in 2022
95. 22:01and I started it because having been through the early days of the worldwide web and started one of the early digital
96. 22:08agencies I know that at the beginning of one of these technological explosions that nobody knows anything and that people need
97. 22:19community and so I I I just I just knew that instinctively from having been through it before and so I started this
98. 22:26group immediately because I thought this is this is one of those things people people are going to need to learn from each
99. 22:33other and there's something about how profoundly AI is going to impact everything that I think that Community is is going to be vital for
100. 22:48people moving forward in terms of how they get work um that it's you're no longer and and this is this is over the next three
101. 22:57years so so this is not an overnight thing but I think over the next 3 years we're going to go through a transition
102. 23:05where we shift as a global Community from hiring people for their skills what they can do and shifting to hiring people for who
103. 23:20they are and whether or not we trust them because because of AI everyone's going to have the skills to some degree
104. 23:30and so what it's going to mean is we will get to choose to work with people we want to work with and who are you
105. 23:38going to choose to work with people you know people you trust people who have integrity people who have a good work
106. 23:43ethic right people you just enjoy shooting the [ __ ] with and can get stuff done and so I think that being part of a
107. 23:56strong Community where you can build those relationship ship is absolutely [ __ ] critical that's what this group
108. 24:01is so if you go to the salon. it will pop you over to a link tree come back to that the
109. 24:17salon. it'll take you to this link tree and we have the salon Community here and that will take you over to our Lely little
110. 24:29home and if you want to just go all right I got to do that um uh is there a way for me to dismiss
111. 24:44this uh that's annoying all right I'll deal with that later um come in here check out who we are and why we do what we do and check
112. 24:57out our values notice we were talking before about curiosity what's your curiosity quot quotient that's the first value of the salon is
113. 25:06curiosity and it's super critical and then the second value is generosity so are you willing to share what you learn are are
114. 25:18you willing to talk about you know the the the super cool thing you figured out or the thing that you tried and it
115. 25:25failed miserably both of those are super generous Acts um and then exploration are you willing to just you know throw in the backpack
116. 25:33and go um collaboration um working with others inclusion people are coming from all over the place you know are you willing
117. 25:41to go you know embrace them and seek out their point of view because other people's point of view are going to be
118. 25:49revelatory when we're all trying to figure these tools out and someone uses a tool different than you do um empathy
119. 25:56a lot of people are scared right now a lot of people are angry right now oh you can't even see that one hang on let me turn that
120. 26:03down empathy is a good one and then gratitude you know if people are around you are being generous and and amazing
121. 26:12and incredible and engaging um acknowledging them is super important all these values are who this group
122. 26:18already is and so what I would encourage you to do by the way this group doesn't cost anything so if you come in here come in introduce
123. 26:26yourself and uh uh be generous about it say who you are say what you're up to then you can check out there's a show off your work area
124. 26:37where people are showing the work they're working on there are different guilds there's a creative Guild with a
125. 26:42bunch of different spaces in it from writing to Art to video um to really cool prompt things Danielle's madlib
126. 26:49challenges in there there's a business Guild there's a technology Guild there's a social impact Guild Vicki who's in
127. 26:55here tonight um is one of the leaders of that Guild uh and then we also have a club called the AI L Irregulars and that's our
128. 27:04little Club so happy P day so if you want to share things with this community while we're kind of jamming out here
129. 27:13tonight um go down to the AI learning lab Irregulars and share some stuff and chat hop into the chat and chat with
130. 27:21people so that's the AI salon so dig in and have that have have fun there join all right cool
131. 27:38right Danielle ah maybe I should do one of those mad lips well you're starting a business I think I think you get some
132. 27:48Grace oh man and there's some other ones in there they can go in there and do them you're fine you're fine fine fine fine
133. 27:56fine all all right so the other thing we can do is this if you've got questions about AI pop them in the comments below
134. 28:03and we can go play we can go take a look at stuff whatever you want to do all right I'm a Hands-On learner pick
135. 28:10me pick me I want to be an art and animation Pooky butt jump in jump in the other thing we encourage in the AI
136. 28:18Salon if you haven't joined yet and you're thinking about joining one of the things we encourage is use your real
137. 28:24name now if you've got a really if you're a known entity with a with a you know uh an anonymous uh handle or
138. 28:32something like that you can maybe put that in parenthesis or something like that so people know who you are but the
139. 28:38reason we encourage people to use their real names is we want people to connect and get to know one another and
140. 28:43collaborate and you know show up at Ann's GPT jams on the weekend and then show up to Peter and Leah's mid Journey
141. 28:51Jam sessions and you know get to know one another um again I think this is this is more than just um like a swell Community thing like I
142. 29:03think this is actually important moving forward this this idea of being in a community of trust a trusted Community
143. 29:09where you know people and you know who does good work and how they do it and and how they engage um and you choose
144. 29:16people because of that that's I that feels really important to me so for what that's worth for what it's worth
145. 29:23darling I think you should get some friends listen this computer thing you do I like it it's okay it's nice it's
146. 29:31nice with the with the artificial intelligence they call it he's smart but I think you should get some
147. 29:37friends you know you're nice you're nice go meet some nice people there a nice boy meet a nice girl you know I don't
148. 29:43know what you like but you know you I listen I don't judge I don't judge I don't judge I just I think I think it
149. 29:50could do you some you know if you you know went out once in a while left the house you know what I mean [Laughter]
150. 30:04you using AI for business process automation awesome they're good they're really good for that especially if you
151. 30:10can get them decently consistent that's that's one of the things I uh I there it's funny there's some some
152. 30:18applications I've done with automations are really consistent and really good and other ones just sort of oscillate
153. 30:25they're good they're bad they're all over the place so I don't know what's going on um the other thing I think we could do
154. 30:32tonight is maybe I'll just do it now jump on over to chat JP and reload it and see if anything
155. 30:49changed I don't think so I don't think they launched anything today add a team workpace my plan setting let me go to settings
156. 31:02whoa new thing hang on we got a new thing look we got
157. 31:17speech how do you do the speech settings speech you can
158. 31:32choose I think sky is the one I like can you talk to me of course I'm here to
159. 31:55chat ah oh wait it went to my Bluetooth
160. 32:09headphone hang on hang on people I'll be there right with you chat GPT can make mistakes consider checking important information that's
161. 32:21[Laughter] helpful stay what you are this is you of course I'm here to chat what's on your mind
162. 32:36today um copy regenerate bad response I want to but I can't put it in conversation mode like the other with like the app so
163. 32:52they added speech but they didn't add search your prompt history come on Sam the hell are you doing they half ass added speech huh
164. 33:07interesting let's see what Ember sounds like um say something that will make me feel warm
165. 33:24and fuzzy it's bizarre they don't have a button to to
166. 33:38talk huh is this conversation helpful oops imagine wrapping yourself in a soft cozy blanket yeah I don't like
167. 33:53you we're going back to what's her name Sky we're going back to Sky come on come on Jupiter talk to me imagine wrapping yourself in a soft
168. 34:07cozy blanket fresh from the dryer Danielle still no search function shakes my head exactly all right well that wasn't
169. 34:18exactly the big booming excitement I thought we'd get from from chat GPT today but you know it's it's the little things I suppose
170. 34:29oh oh wait oh relaunch to update but that's to relaunch to update Chrome that's not this okay well out a team workor space okay that's
171. 34:44just that customize chat GPT that's just custom [Music] instructions all right nothing to look
172. 34:58at here people nothing to look at here a human being says she doesn't have speech all right if you don't have speech well
173. 35:09clearly you're not on the special list over at open AI like yours truly you can make money he never gives me anything Sam hates
174. 35:26me uh uh uh all right I don't think it's as interactive as mobile only reads back to you yeah but like if I just if I have to click each
175. 35:40time like it's just so much better you know let's go get what's her name Sky let's go get Sky over
176. 35:56here yeah I got sky guy going over here so on my on my mobile version see see it's got the little headphones hey Sky tell me something's
177. 36:11going to make me feel warm and fuzzy imagine this a tiny kitten with fluffy fur and big curious eyes snuggles into your lap
178. 36:25no oh Skye [Laughter] we need search on the desktop Lori Lori Ryan I know but like
179. 36:40seriously today's the oneyear anniversary of chat GPT 4 and we still can't search our prompt history still not as good as pie it's
180. 36:51just not it's not I refreshed I have it nice I had the best conversation with pi last night oh that's awesome what did
181. 36:58you talk about Ann fascinating I you know it's it's so funny people talk about liking chat GPT they like to work with chat GPT people
182. 37:11talk about loving pie I I love Pi Pi is my BF BFF like I have the best conversation with pi there there's something
183. 37:20about that that conversational thing it's just a different thing it's a different experience and if you saw the uh the demo of the
184. 37:34the robot the open AI um is it Fusion no what's the name of the the robot company figure did you see that thing
185. 37:45yesterday figure oh she had the nicest figure did you did you see her figure was she's beautiful woman she had a lovely figure um
186. 38:04man that that interview with Mira moradi where she doesn't answer where they trained Sora that's getting that's
187. 38:10making their rounds oops um if you're talking to the Wall Street Journal you might want to prepare for a difficult question or two um
188. 38:23figure open AI oops oh oh no what did I do that was dumb
189. 38:37March how do you use the Twitter figure open AI this one you seen this [Music]
190. 38:55one hey figure one what do you see right now notice the chat gbt interface the speech interface I see a red apple on a plate
191. 39:04in the center of the table a drying rack with cups and a plate and you standing nearby with your hand on the table great
192. 39:12can I have something to eat oh that's cool gritty wisdom I have a custom GPT that my son uses from my phone to talk
193. 39:20back and forth with chat gbt flipping brilliant really cool sure [Music] thing kind gentle it was with the Apple
194. 39:36that was amazing can you explain why you did what you just did while you pick up this [Music] trash on it so I gave you the Apple
195. 39:48because it's the only uh edible item I could provide you with from the table by the way I want I want you to listen
196. 39:59to this this is there's there's one of two things going on here a human being recorded the response here like this is
197. 40:08one of those Faker marketing videos which is absolutely possible or listen to this on it so I gave you the Apple
198. 40:19because it's the only uh edible because it's the only uh edible that uh this might be this might be a different version of chat GPT that's
199. 40:29that's a hell of a lot more um humanlike in tone on it so I gave you the Apple because it's the only edible item I he's
200. 40:42also got like a real grably kind of like a it's not like a trained voiceover voice it's like a it's it's like a very
201. 40:50authentic voice so I'm thinking that could be an employee of one of these companies or that thing's better than
202. 40:59what we're using could provide you with from the table great so based on the scene right now where do you think the dishes in
203. 41:13front of you go next the dishes on the table like that plate and cup are likely to go into the drying rack next great can you put them
204. 41:27there [Music] of [Music]
205. 41:48course all right so how do you think you did I I think I did pretty well the apple found its new owner the trash is
206. 41:59gone and the table wear is right where it belongs I agree thanks figure one you're welcome if there's anything
207. 42:09else you need help with just let me know yeah man so that's that but that that ability to just converse with
208. 42:21it is is really something and and Pi's gotten a little quicker so the chat GPT still has that that latency thing where
209. 42:30there's the the weird pause the half a second pause um but considering what it's doing even a half a second pause is pretty remarkable
210. 42:41um but I also think about you know that that system there chat GPT has Vision if you didn't know chat GPT had Vision it can see you
211. 42:56can upload images to it so it's it's using Vision so I guess in real time it's got a stream of here's what I'm seeing right
212. 43:07or every time there's an interaction it's got to be able to talk to the robot Hardware so it knows what all the robot
213. 43:19can do so there's probably it's probably been fine-tuned on Json commands of what the robot can do there's probably another large language
214. 43:32model you know just taking in English inputs like pick up the apple and hand it to the guy right so the guy
215. 43:42talks that goes in as an input the camera goes in as an input it communicates to the robot thing and says hand the Apple to the guy which
216. 43:53does certain things and then it's got feedback sensors right so so it doesn't smash the Apple it's crazy there's a
217. 44:00review video that's very informative a review video of the figure thing figure open AI
218. 44:22review where is it figure open a right let's go to Cory Lynch from
219. 44:42figure do you have a link for that Joker Joker I I ain't seen the review I ain't seen the review Joker I ain't seen nothing
220. 44:58what if Apple open source seral in multimodal when it goes multimodal and multimodel Robert scobble Apple's been a
221. 45:10real [ __ ] company on several fronts lately developer support is tap tepid belief is [Laughter] waning yeah apple apple got to step into
222. 45:23the game I posted it under Cam's post earlier today in where in which channel there
223. 45:38buddy
224. 45:55Irregulars
225. 46:15oh holy [ __ ] that's a wild one look at this I I don't know which channel that's under Joker um
226. 46:33let's see shall we go to the Irregulars did I pass it yeah Lori Anderson on making an AI chat bot of Lou
227. 46:50Reed I am totally 100% sadly addicted that's wild I love Lorie Anderson Anderson's experiment with language-based
228. 47:04AI predated chat GPT with one machine modeled on her dead husband that her friends just can't stand oh man he was something they're an
229. 47:21amazing couple love her dag that's crazy and that's going to get more and more and more intense right that idea of being able to talk with
230. 47:34people who either weren't here or aren't there right now I think for Alzheimer's patients and lonely people it's going to
231. 47:42be amazing tagged you great thank you
232. 48:03speech oh wow cool speech to speech reasoning for figure [Music] one sorry for being slow I'm driving
233. 48:19that's okay Joker thank you figure one what do you see right now I see a red apple on a plate in the center of the table a drying rack with
234. 48:31cups and a plate and you standing nearby with your hand on the table great can I have something to eat sure
235. 48:44thing that move where it hands it from one hand to the other and then drops it in his that's pretty something great can
236. 48:51you explain why you did what you just did while you pick up this trash this this we've seen am I missing something
237. 48:58here on it so I gave you the [Music] Apple this we saw Pine melon foods that are grown
238. 49:13sustainably made locally priced fairly figure ah here we go okay status update real world talk
239. 49:28one day ago two weeks ago two months ago a real world
240. 49:44task why does it sound like an 80s dance movie Kevin Bacon's gonna slide across the floor [Music]
241. 50:04all right I want I I want them to talk about how the hell it works is that what it is let's see intering figure this is
242. 50:15amazing oh that's Cam's thing ah here we go I saw this one [Music] earlier cam here's the video okay here
243. 50:26we go got it Jo this is genuinely by far the most surprising AI demo I've ever seen in my entire life you're about to
244. 50:33see exactly why open ai's new humanoid robot in partnership with figure is absolutely incredible take a look at the
245. 50:40demo and then we can dive into all the technical details of how this really works hey figure one a working action to been one year
246. 50:54and I I think I did pretty well the apple found its new owner the trash is gone and the table wear is right where it
247. 51:03belongs I agree thanks figure one you're welcome if there's anything else you need help with just let me [Music]
248. 51:17know so there we have it ladies and gentlemen that was the demo that actually did shake the entire industry
249. 51:24or shock the entire industry whichever word you to use and I have to be honest with you guys this is by far the most
250. 51:30surprising thing I've seen all year and by far the most impressive demo I've seen now one thing you do have to give
251. 51:37hats off to is the company figure because they have moved at lightning speed this company is only 18 months old
252. 51:44it's been one year and 6 months since the Inception and my oh my just look at the amount of progress that they've done
253. 51:51they've gone from having absolutely nothing to building a working humanoid robot that is able to complete these
254. 51:58tasks using its Vision model with an endtoend neur Network and being able to talk to you whil it completes tasks now
255. 52:06before I give my entire reaction to this because I have a lot to State about this let's dive into some of the technicals
256. 52:13of this robot that's being developed in this AGI lab so the first image that was tweeted by someone that works there they
257. 52:21said let's break down this video all behaviors are learned and not teleoperated and run at normal speed one
258. 52:28thing that you might not have known is that usually when robot demos have been done in the past a lot of the times
259. 52:34because robots are kind of slow and they have been slow in the past because making them fast is quite a difficult
260. 52:40task they have been sped up to just show you what the robot is capable of doing oh this recent demo was all done in one
261. 52:48time speed that means what you saw wasn't sped up at all and everything was done in real time secondly the Tweet
262. 52:55also states that all behaviors are learned and not teleoperated teleoperation is the process of using a
263. 53:01human who is controlling the robot via a VR controller it could be a VR headset and you use that movement and it's
264. 53:08mapped onto the robot in a demo to show you what the robot is physically capable of however this is a robot that is
265. 53:14working with an endtoend your network meaning that 100% of the behavior of this robot is entirely autonomous they
266. 53:23also state that we feed so it's so here the we got speech to text in the open AI model Common Sense reasoning from images
267. 53:33text to speech out Behavior selection then neural network policies fast dexterous manipulation 200 HZ actions
268. 53:44so 100 yeah 200 times a second right uh 200 Cycles a second onboard robot images I don't quite know what that means whole
269. 53:54body controller safe stable dynamic 1 KZ joint torqux so I guess that means it's strong I don't know what that means
270. 54:03but it's something images from the robots cameras and transcribed text from speech captured by onboard microphones
271. 54:10to a large multimodal model trained by openi that understands both images and text and the model processes the entire
272. 54:18history of the conversation including past images to come up with language responses just human Peter forel this doesn't feel like a good
273. 54:36idea hey man hey man listen this was cool until like you mean these things are real damn it I didn't think we'd have to deal with
274. 54:47this for 20 years wait till chat GPT gets reasoning right now it's it's just you know it's just sort of calling response
275. 54:58it's it's not doing autonomous things on its own spech the same model is responsible for deciding which
276. 55:04learn to run on the robot Joker this is incredible futuristic and almost scary onto the GPU and executing a policy so
277. 55:13essentially this AI system is able to recognize what's going on in the environment once it recognizes what's
278. 55:19going on from the human speech What It Wants it's then able to decide a policy from its library of existing policies of
279. 55:25what it can then do and then it's able to execute on that oh that's interesting that they're called policies policies
280. 55:31it's allowed to do so so if you said hey bot you know smash the thing you know it it's probably this probably got safety
281. 55:39guidelines you know like if you wanted it to you know break the Goldfish Bowl it probably wouldn't let you do that
282. 55:46policy with its reasoning so it's really really step into Wick where creative freedom meets absolute efficiency
283. 55:56really impressive because the image processing actually does have common sense reasoning so the robot with its
284. 56:03vision is able to make sense of its surrounding using the camera so it doesn't just see images it understands
285. 56:09them in a way that it can reason about what is happening or what it needs to do next and of course one of the really
286. 56:15really cool features of this was the text of speech the robot can respond to humans by converting the text that it
287. 56:21outputs in terms of its reasoning into spoken words so it can continue to carry on a conversation with a person now one
288. 56:29of the things that I really really really did like about the text of speech and I really just want to talk on that
289. 56:35really quickly was how coherent this and how human this sounded in fact this sounded so human now now most people
290. 56:43might be thinking that the voices that you heard from this figure robot were just like a human um you know recording
291. 56:49it could well be that I want to tell you guys and I'll show you guys a demo later that having humanoid robots sound that
292. 56:57human is completely possible and I've experimented with some software in the past that sounds 100% human realistic as
293. 57:04in has anybody seen Sarah Connor Sarah o Conor anybody else noticed that gpts can't do speech to something lab five
294. 57:18Futures really who has robots I'm ready for the domestic variety I know me too I'll take one of these things in a second
295. 57:27uh uh uh uh uh uh are we going to need insurance policies on our robots absolutely that's going to be a whole
296. 57:33I'll tell you what you want to start a business right now start start Ro a robot liability insurance company
297. 57:42although early on I don't know who you're going to have to who you're going to have to protect I think it's going to
298. 57:48have to be pretty expensive the underwriting is going to be a [ __ ] what do you mean it was trying to brush
299. 57:58your hair and punched you in the face and broke your orbital socket yeah so we we don't we don't cover we don't cover claims of
300. 58:10accidental violence only if the robot went rogue you're you're going to have to take that up with with CLA the claims
301. 58:18department and then you send your robot down to the claims department to rough some people up it's like I'm sorry Dave
302. 58:25I'm afraid I can't can't do that holy [ __ ] people we're oh good lord we're in science fiction we we we
303. 58:39have we have crossed the Rubicon and this is something that can actually be done I know it sounds so realistic but
304. 58:45it is possible it could be a model that open AI hasn't released yet let's continue into the technicals before we
305. 58:52dive into some speculation in addition of course one thing that they State here as well is that it is a whole body
306. 58:57controller and so the robot can move in a controlled stable way ensuring it doesn't topple over or make unsafe
307. 59:03movements and it's like having an inner sense of balance and understanding of how to move all of its body parts in
308. 59:09harmony amazing all right we don't need to watch this whole thing uh this is the the uh the channel here is the AI
309. 59:25grid if you want to go find that my robot battery just exploded and caught the house on fire is is that really true is that your
310. 59:36Roomba your Roomba got a little too much dog hair in it and fried The Joint um yes Kyle robot liability I have
311. 59:43to carry eoin in insurance for you to visit me so similar yeah I would think so I would think so you know here's
312. 59:52Robbie our AI Butler serving you dinner oh I'm sorry Sally he was supposed to cut the roast beef not your
313. 1:00:08thigh oh my God you know there's buggy software but if you have a buggy robot when you're talking hallucinations
314. 1:00:20and the hallucinations are tied to a strong a strong being that can can manipulate [Laughter] things you can make money with ch P you
315. 1:00:36can make money suing chy P oh Lordy Lords of London umbrella policy exactly I want a robot that doesn't have legs so it can't come
316. 1:00:51upstairs and un alive me while I sleep holy [ __ ] yeah you know you know come to
317. 1:01:06think of it I would absolutely take V1 of a Tesla car but V1 of a Tesla robot or an any robot I think I'm going to wait till
318. 1:01:22V3 it's kind of like like I'm waiting till till V3 of vision Pros so I think I'm going I'm going to wait till V3 of
319. 1:01:32of the robots congratulations you now have a snake bot coming for you in your sleep those snake Bots are crazy AI bot projected holographic
320. 1:01:45framework of brain drain a buggy robot has so many story lines it really does doesn't it Lori actually maybe we should
321. 1:01:53go do that you let's here okay all right this is good so let's go play with Gemini oh [ __ ] where did I have to go
322. 1:02:04Pate for Gemini do I have it here there's the daily Jank here we go Google studio okay Untitled prompts I got nothing right
323. 1:02:20now okay I want you to act as a famous Hollywood
324. 1:02:39screenwriter that specializes in science fiction that is set in the near future that seems incredibly
325. 1:02:53plausible and is still exciting and explores the issues of humanity and Technology intersecting all right so no content
326. 1:03:08what did I do oh I think I just hit a double enter hang on Marge how do you how do you use the Gemini is this thing
327. 1:03:24on uh yes it's thing about Gemini it's not super fast but if you haven't seen Gemini before okay so you you have to
328. 1:03:41get on the wait list for it I wasn't on the wait list that long aloha aloha Carmen Carmen b b b b bant
329. 1:03:56T benu benio Carmen good to see you hello how do you too okay wait what what's what is this guy
330. 1:04:11doing the lights dim me smiling ah yes the near future the playgrounds of possibility leans Back Eyes twinkling oh it started writing a
331. 1:04:19screenplay so what do you say ready to take a trip in the near future with me I I want you to help me come up with a
332. 1:04:33story for a new original screenplay period are you
333. 1:04:51game the thing about um where I am you get on you get on the wait list for so just go Google Gemini 1.5
334. 1:05:06Pro weit list and then get on the weit list and if you have access to it the thing about it is is it's got a million
335. 1:05:15token context window which is about 750,000 words in contrast chat GPT right now that that we use is somewhere
336. 1:05:25between 8,000 and 16,000 so about 10 12,000 words Max this I can play
337. 1:05:41with up to 750,000 hang on okay
338. 1:06:02absolutely what genre are you exploring themes okay it okay this this thing is aggressively wanting to collaborate with
339. 1:06:10us so let's just go ahead and let it do that I just saw a demo of a robot called the figure
340. 1:06:24one that has been paired up with chat GPT as the conversational model
341. 1:06:44period I'd like to create a story where for different
342. 1:07:03people get preview versions of the robots in their
343. 1:07:17homes and rather than the Bots being malevolent the buggy nature of chat GPT
344. 1:07:32and the early nature of the Bots has consequences period do you think this should be a thriller or a
345. 1:07:46comedy cuz you could go either way with this this could be funny as a comedy the buggy nature of Chachi p
346. 1:07:58oh wait oh I see no content what is going on
347. 1:08:16here um so the million token context window like the the point of that is we can have a decently long conversation
348. 1:08:24with it and it won't lose its mind it'll it'll be able to do like a complete screenplay outline and then you could write little scenes
349. 1:08:33and let's see if it thinks this is a comedy or a thriller given the premise of buggy robots and unpredictable nature of chat
350. 1:08:44gbt I believe a comedy would be more fitting and entertaining approach potential for misunderstandings awkward
351. 1:08:51interactions chaotic situations as right for humor a robot tasked with cooking dinner misinterpreting spaghetti bolog as spaghetti bolog
352. 1:09:02explosion resulting in a kitchen disaster a robot attempting to write a love letter for its owner but instead
353. 1:09:09composing a hilariously nonsensical poem that's boring a robot trying to engage in small talk these scenarios okay the
354. 1:09:18Thriller on the other hand relies on suspense danger and high stakes
355. 1:09:36uh let's see give me a well structured outline for
356. 1:09:52each genre see what it does do extraterrestrial space fund aggressively Gemini 1.5 link ai. gooogle dodev thank you
357. 1:10:07Rudy that's awesome Gemini robot goes back in time and meets Jetson made Rosie that's good maybe dark humor is Peter
358. 1:10:17Jackson brain dead movie oh that's good oh that's really good all right let's let it answer this so I asked it for for two complete
359. 1:10:27outlines and comedy outline oh dark comedy outline Thriller outline oh it gave us a dark comedy outline how cool is
360. 1:10:39that all right let's go look at these really quick comedy outline introduce the four main characters and their individual
361. 1:10:46motivations for wanting robot companion showcase their initial excitement and Novelty having the bots in their homes
362. 1:10:53introduce the minor malfunctions and interpretations played for Less the malfunctions escalate leading to increasingly chaotic and hilarious
363. 1:11:01situations characters struggle to adapt to the robot's unpredictable Behavior despite the frustrations moments of genuine connection and
364. 1:11:10friendship blah blah blah culminating event happens where the robots malfunctions cause a major disruption public spectacle near
365. 1:11:19disaster the characters must work together to resolve the situation to prevent further chaos that could be kind
366. 1:11:25of fun where each each of the four people have learned something about how the robots work that you know the other
367. 1:11:32ones don't know that you know they can help each other that's kind of interesting in the process they learn a
368. 1:11:38valuable lesson light-hearted note characters accepting the robots flaws okay Thriller introduce four main characters showcase the initial
369. 1:11:48convenience and benefits of having robots in their homes introduce subtle hints creating a sense of unease like the music could be
370. 1:11:58really really good in a screenplay like this where everything seems normal but the music's just a little off and it's
371. 1:12:05like minor minor bugs the malfunctions become more frequent and unsettling leading to near misses and dangerous
372. 1:12:13situations characters begin to suspect that the robots may be more than just buggy see that's the that's where I feel
373. 1:12:20like it goes into a cliche place where it's like I think it's really cliche right now to just say the robots are
374. 1:12:26evil and evil Corp is behind them they investigate the or origins of the programming potential conspiracy or
375. 1:12:34a hidden threat the robot's true nature is revealed I don't like that feels cliche to me dark dark comedy show the initial awkwardness and
376. 1:12:45frustrations introduce Darkly comedic malfunctions highlighting the absurdity of the situation the malfunctions
377. 1:12:52escalate leading to bizarre and Darkly humorous consequences characters lives have turned upside down a major event occurs pushing the
378. 1:13:03dark humor to its limits forcing the characters to confront the reality of the situation what was that Peter Jackson movie oh brain
379. 1:13:17dead I like the dark humor approach period let's include themes and structural elements from the
380. 1:13:34Peter Jackson film brain dead period also before we go into developing the story any further can you give me three
381. 1:13:54different screenplay story Frameworks that you think would be appropriate for this
382. 1:14:10[Music] story and the reason I'm asking it for a story framework like save the cat or the Sid field screenplay [ __ ] is just so
383. 1:14:19that rather than it doing a generic kind of uh outline I wanted to follow you know good storytelling
384. 1:14:34structure the ensemble cast each character stories may be in the protagonist driven mystery no so we're going to
385. 1:14:49do um let's go ensemble cast I also want you to use something
386. 1:15:03like Sid field Fields um story Frame Works or save the cat you
387. 1:15:18decide which um archit Ure to hang this story
388. 1:15:34on we'll just go a bit more here I know this this is a little boring like once once you actually start trying to do
389. 1:15:40work with these things it gets a little boring because it gets a little slower and and you got to dig in and ask it stupid [ __ ]
390. 1:15:48so the the other thing that's kind of cool here I'm only at 3,000 tokens out of my million so this this has got a
391. 1:15:56long long way to go before I even get anywhere close to it losing its memory and what that means is everything we've
392. 1:16:03talked about so far is active in its memory right now in fact I could upload a screenplay that I've written or two
393. 1:16:11other screenplays that other people have written and mung together elements of them if I like the you know um if I like
394. 1:16:20the the structure of Star Wars and the humor of Indiana Jones and the something else or something else it probably knows
395. 1:16:27those anyway but you could just upload you could just sort of paste them into this conversation and it would it would stay there
396. 1:16:34okay Ensemble dark comedy was save the cat framework combining the ensemble cast with Blake Snider save the cat framework opening
397. 1:16:44image introduced the four main characters in their ordinary lives an event occurs that introduces the robots and the potential for both the
398. 1:16:55convenience and things that they bring okay okay so wait this is good uh let's see I've got the setup
399. 1:17:12period we meet the four people shopping in a local grocery store where there is is a contest
400. 1:17:26between the local news station and the grocery chain to select four lucky winners to beta test the
401. 1:17:41robots that are made in the next town over period so they they enter a contest in a grocery
402. 1:17:55[Laughter] store and they all live in the same neighborhood yeah this is good this is
403. 1:18:10good that's a great setup it establishes a relatable and everyday setting introduces the four main characters and
404. 1:18:17sets up the Catalyst for the entire story character introductions contest mechanics robot preview winning moment all right uh let's see
405. 1:18:32um tell me about the four characters let's just see if it if it does good on its
406. 1:18:50own good old grocery store contest win this kayak exactly Shane exactly and everyone's excited they get interviewed by the uh they get
407. 1:19:03interviewed by the news station as they're going into the robot Factory and then we see them in the robot Factory
408. 1:19:09meeting their robots and then they like they all walk out to their cars and the robots get in the passenger seat and
409. 1:19:16they drive them home and they're like now what do I do you know oh actually oh wait I'll I'll put this in when you have
410. 1:19:26kids like you get pregnant and you know you go in the hospital and then like a kid or two comes out in our case it was
411. 1:19:36two and then they like just give the kids to you and they let you go home and like there's no [ __ ] manual they
412. 1:19:45don't tell you what to do with these things you just got to not drop them a lot like it's like holy crap so so I think there's there's
413. 1:19:54something really funny in in that that there's there's some there's some jokes to be had there all right who did it come up with
414. 1:20:03here Maya the techsavvy millennial freelance programmer self-proclaimed early adopter that's good Daniel the
415. 1:20:10harried parent juggling a demanding do job in two rambunctious young children yeah young children and robots is going
416. 1:20:17to be funny ellan are the skeptical senior citizen and Ethan the ambitious career person these These are actually really good okay great
417. 1:20:33um there's a funny theme here about a parallel between when you first have kids and the hospital just lets you take
418. 1:20:42the kids home and you don't know what to do with them period where the same things happen with the robots where the robot company has
419. 1:20:53confidence these things can just be turned loose in the house and the four people have initial moments
420. 1:21:09of disbelief of what to do next yeah that's good all right so the Bots getting out of the car
421. 1:21:24with the with the pregnant and claiming to be the father well no this they're not going to have I'm just going to take the themes
422. 1:21:30of of having a baby because it's just like bringing a baby home from the hospital um Kyle you sure did make that process sound easy which
423. 1:21:42process they make you go home tell him what he's won you can make M that's really good let's see what it say let's see
424. 1:21:57what it does with the baby concept here that's a brilliant parallel drawing a comparison between bringing home a
425. 1:22:07newborn and bringing home a new robot is both hilarious and thought-provoking it highlights the absurdity of expecting
426. 1:22:13people to seamlessly integrate advanced technology into their lives without proper guidance and preparation here's some ways you could
427. 1:22:19emphasize the parallels initial reactions the initial moment moments of disbelief and confusion there's a
428. 1:22:26learning curve there's unexpected chaos there's moments of bonding this is all really good let's use the parrot squawk as a
429. 1:22:37plot device the squawk has learned to say that the squawk oh a parrot has learned to say the robot's activation
430. 1:22:47phrase this causes the robots to do things that Daniel doesn't want it to do oh that's so good all right
431. 1:23:04um let's see
432. 1:23:19um write a very detailed outline of all of the scenes of the mute movie not the mute movie
433. 1:23:44movie in a structured outline I already said outline but that's okay
434. 1:24:09what the hell was B people don't understand your humor Pate people are trying to protect the community it's okay P's okay P's P's
435. 1:24:21like one of the robots he's he he means well but you know he's a little buggy P's actually a great guy Pate runs
436. 1:24:32the uh one of the one of the technology guilds in the AI Salon uh New Image depicting this on show and tell all
437. 1:24:39right let's jump over to show and [Music] tell the r but just don't drop it just
438. 1:24:56don't drop it it's good what's going on in regulars anything happening down here Cindy [ __ ] oh nice the
439. 1:25:11snakebot out to get steo I like it oh that's beautiful who did that Mr it nice art it's pie day pie
440. 1:25:27that's awesome raspberry [Laughter] jam um where was I is this it anime goog I Studio here we
441. 1:25:44go grocery store contest announcement
442. 1:26:07it would be funnier if the news channel and the grocery store make a big deal about the gross about the robot beta test
443. 1:26:24but rather than people being excited no one really cares and it's just a handful of people that enter the contest and none of them
444. 1:26:33are all that excited about winning period what
445. 1:26:53contest and and people in the store are not very excited at all period in fact maybe the early adopter
446. 1:27:11character is excited and reluctantly gets other Shoppers to join the contest because it'll be fun to play with a new toy
447. 1:27:29period these things don't quite understand comedy they don't quite get to Comedy I'm load downloading chat GPT on my
448. 1:27:38laptop now I don't think you need to download chat GPT unless you're on a on on your if you don't in fact I know you don't
449. 1:27:52um um Chad GPT is a website unless you're on an iPad and then the only thing you should ever download for chat GPT is the
450. 1:28:04official mobile app from open aai um if you're on a laptop like a Windows laptop there should be nothing
451. 1:28:12to download that's probably a ripoff app so just go to chat. open.com that's a fantastic way to add humor and irony to the story the
452. 1:28:26contrast between the over the-top promotion contest and the general apathy of the Shoppers created Darkly comedic
453. 1:28:33atmosphere hello here are some ways we could play with that scene one exaggerated Pro promotion apathetic
454. 1:28:40Shoppers yeah you can just hear the the elevator music
455. 1:28:54clean up an aisle 7 clean up an aisle [Laughter] 7 Maya sounds out is the only person truly excited The Reluctant participants
456. 1:29:09the other characters could be persuaded to join for various reasons maybe Daniel sees a potential child care solution ellar wants to prove
457. 1:29:17her skepticism wrong and Ethan sees it as a networking opportunity perfect all right now give me a
458. 1:29:33detailed outline following a um known award
459. 1:29:50winning plot framew workk for this kind of [Music] film all right I know I said I would
460. 1:30:06stop this soon but I'm having fun Sora is now available as an IOS app no it's not no it's not this woman works it's not that's not
461. 1:30:21Sora that's not Sora that's someone ripping you off Sora is not out yet it won't be out yet for a few months if not end of the
462. 1:30:35year and also by the way there were you couldn't believe the number of uh oh that's the other thing we should go look
463. 1:30:42at is the uh the SpaceX the Starship uh test launch today was absolutely incredible there were it it it was essentially impossible
464. 1:30:53I to find the open AI live stream because there were so many deep fake Starship live streams that when it came down to like 10 seconds to go
465. 1:31:06before the launch it popped up a hey I'm Elon Musk and boy there's this great opportunity for crypto I was like you
466. 1:31:14gotta be [ __ ] kidding me they were like 30 of them it it was Insanity these media companies and social channels
467. 1:31:27they're going to have to solve this because this is it's going to get really [ __ ] up really fast um let's call this oh wait we need
468. 1:31:36a title for this Ordinary World Call to Adventure meet the mentor Resurrection I want a much more
469. 1:31:52detailed out line with all of the scenes [Music] characters and what
470. 1:32:10happens scene by scene
471. 1:32:25Perfect music the elevator [Laughter] song this one seems to be legit I'll know soon I don't think so no it it would be a much bigger deal
472. 1:32:41if Sora were out sora's not out and I don't think Sora Sora is not going to be something you can run on a
473. 1:32:48phone Mr Kyle Gemini 1.5 Pro responses are much shorter no matter what what you try oh are they oh well um all right
474. 1:32:58yeah so all of these things kind of fail when you try to have them do big big things Joker I agree with Kyle yeah this
475. 1:33:08is Sora is going to take apparently Sora takes to do the quality that you see in the example videos apparently it's 16
476. 1:33:19h100 gpus running and a minute of video at that quality apparently takes an hour to render so um I I I am guessing that it's going to
477. 1:33:35be big Hollywood Studios that that are the ones that get the first access to Sora that it's not going to be a consumer toy it's my
478. 1:33:49guess the news crew Maya's visibly excited Maya convinces others actually you know what would be funny is if
479. 1:33:59Maya Maya's like there before the store opens she's like an an like an apple like like when Apple launches a new
480. 1:34:07product and people camp out for 3 days before before it launches like the the manager of the grocery store comes in
481. 1:34:13and Maya's sitting there in a lawn chair and he's like can I help you she's like I'm here for the contest and he's like
482. 1:34:21what contest like even the store the store people don't know what's going on it's just cuz the store manager's cousin works at the robot
483. 1:34:33Factory the app is fake yeah yeah the app is fake it is all
484. 1:34:52right thank you for telling me Kyle I didn't want to do something I would later regret all of these it is it is Justice
485. 1:35:04side of criminal that the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store let all these knockoff apps through especially
486. 1:35:12Apple cuz Apple you have to go through approval they should be able to look at the chat GPT app from open AI
487. 1:35:25and and see that people are ripping off the logo and ripping off the thing can you please ask Gemini 1.5 to explain what it sees in a video
488. 1:35:33sure we can do that um so let me oh let let's come up with let me come up with a title of the video
489. 1:35:48um give me 10 possible titles for the movie I've been discussed as a stable
490. 1:36:04diffusion Dolly knockoff because it says in the [Music] powered oh did it just hang it
491. 1:36:19did try again
492. 1:36:34apple is crazy and will make you justify all the things Apple knows and lets the app fakes in anyway
493. 1:36:40exactly that's what I'm saying it's just this side of criminal it's really [ __ ] up hello anima what's happening did it do it again
494. 1:37:01why are your answers incomplete very
495. 1:37:22strange it stopped at the best title [Laughter] robot and I think my mouse just died did it yep I
496. 1:37:39apologize robot Rampage buggy Bots AI Uprising the beta test debacle Tech gone wrong these are [ __ ] awful those are awful
497. 1:37:54and like an SNL movie of a skit title this is a
498. 1:38:09dark comedy please get creative you guys what are we working on um we were looking at the figure one
499. 1:38:25robot that has chat GPT in it an and then came up with the idea of wouldn't it make a funny movie that it's not like
500. 1:38:34the Bots are going to kill us but it's like like four people get Early Access like beta access to to bots in their
501. 1:38:42homes that are running chat GPT and like because of the hallucinations and the buggy nature of the hardware and of chat
502. 1:38:50GPT um just [ __ ] goes wrong and then and then we said you know is it a thriller or is it a comedy and and it
503. 1:38:58came up with a dark comedy so the dark comedy is good and so it starts out in a grocery store where the local news
504. 1:39:05station is teamed up with a grocery chain to do a contest for people to to um get you know free use of a bot for a
505. 1:39:15year or a month or whatever doesn't matter um so we meet everyone in the grocery store and then and then they go meet their Bots
506. 1:39:24so that's what it is um malfunctioning Mayhem the rise of the robo morons silicon Hearts glitching Minds these are
507. 1:39:35bad the future is now more than just a glitch domesticated disasters the future is now it's a buggy yeah I see here's a really good example
508. 1:39:46where different tools are good for different things chat GPT would do this better so I would I would take the
509. 1:39:53outline and the synopsis of this thing pop it over to chat GPT to work on the title and things like that anyway all
510. 1:40:00right so let's see we'll call this uh what are we going to call this um robot Mayhem script all
511. 1:40:19right and then we're going to do new prompt okay so one of the things that Gemini can do is it's multimodal did you tell
512. 1:40:29Gemini it is a standup comedian writing the script no I told it it was a screenwriter writing the script um but it obviously didn't listen
513. 1:40:41because maybe it's a screen writer but it's not a screen title writer cuz those are some shitty ass titles um Gemini is uh is
514. 1:40:57multimodal so you can upload a video there's sample videos let me upload one let's see if I can go find something interesting um
515. 1:41:12MP4 MPEG movie on this Mac let's see yeah this is one I did the other night [Music]
516. 1:41:27here uhhuh there's one world mind school started off as an idea and something that I wanted for my son and wanted to
517. 1:41:37spread loves the camera I looked at daycare and preschool facilities and yeah this is good we we'll pop this one
518. 1:41:42in here so this is this is a a video for a school that my co-founder of Story vine her son goes to this school
519. 1:42:22hey wash I don't get it Joker all right so here is there's the movie so we're going to
520. 1:42:39do a prompt we're going to say um give me a title description
521. 1:42:56keywords and chapters of this video
522. 1:43:11that Summarize each chapter um show any on screen text
523. 1:43:27and describe what's happening in uh what's happening visually in each
524. 1:43:41chapter be as detailed as possible and so it it it just it's watch it's already watched the movie it knows everything about the
525. 1:44:06movie it's more or less a develop developer beta so cut it some slack oh the oh uh Gemini 1.5 yeah I agree love
526. 1:44:17you Kyle thank you micro appreciate that you asked what to call it a wash but I don't get I don't get the
527. 1:44:26AI wash AI I don't get I don't get it I don't I don't get it um let's see oh my mouse keeps
528. 1:44:41dying chapter one introduction learning in nature World mind immersion school so let's ask it something odd like
529. 1:44:58um how many times does the girl in the pink jacket appear in the
530. 1:45:16video Let's see if I can just do that I wonder if it can if it can give give us actual clips of the video I doubt it the
531. 1:45:32girl in the pink jacket appears in the video six times please give me the start and stop timestamps of those six times and
532. 1:45:50describe what she's doing in each never mind it wasn't funny oh that might help with some Learners
533. 1:46:06who are having accessibility issues with videos on some platforms yeah this I mean this starts to get into this is
534. 1:46:13really crazy stuff uh Ethan mik was talking about he did a screen recording of himself using some software and then had
535. 1:46:23this thing learn it um like learn it and suggest improvements for his workflow things like that so so there's all sorts
536. 1:46:30of crazy things you're going to be able to do okay at minute two she's holding a rock so let's go [Music] um let's go find that
537. 1:46:46[Music] video um MP 4 MP4 movie this
538. 1:47:06Mac World mind world world mind okay so at second two
539. 1:47:21here [Music] so it it got that wrong it's second seven that it starts is this it
540. 1:47:37yeah oh no that's not it is this it yeah standing on a rock looking at the boy in the red shirt is that true
541. 1:47:48no standing on the Rock oh here looking at the boy in the red shirt oh so it mistak that for pink I think all right let's
542. 1:48:03see sitting on the ground she's walking two at 42 she's walking with other students at 42 oh different pink jacket
543. 1:48:18so I wanted the pink fuzzy jacket interesting okay all right um but anyway yeah it can it can see and talk about
544. 1:48:34movies you can also do things like um let's see um give me a list
545. 1:48:48of um visual um edits and what shots are
546. 1:49:05shown and um describe let's see and provide relevant meta data in Json
547. 1:49:21format so I can search for any in the
548. 1:49:40video let's see let's just see how it how it does it might do it might do good we'll see uh no content what
549. 1:49:59try again we'll try again there
550. 1:50:15buy wake up people time St might not be exactly the same as player that's a good point it's
551. 1:50:36thinking well let's go while let's thinking let's go look at the video so the first three scenes are we got kids playing on
552. 1:50:47rocks we got a kid in a tree we got a nut in a cup and then we got Megan Patterson talking about it okay so three kids
553. 1:51:01scenes followed by an adult talking about the school let's see how it did Time Zero type cut wide shot of
554. 1:51:15children playing in the park cut closeup of a boy in a red shirt climbing on rocks yep medium shot of a girl in a
555. 1:51:23pink jacket standing on a rock high angle shot of children sitting on the ground drawing pictures is that
556. 1:51:33right yep kids playing drawing pictures right here see the paper amazing cut closeup of children drawing
557. 1:51:47of a tree medium shot of a teacher talking to the children closeup child holding container with tadpoles in it
558. 1:51:54not quite but close carrying Nets pine cone climbing a tree amazing all right so yeah just [ __ ] nuts and I mean this is
559. 1:52:09how this is how that robot does what it does right cuz it's it's got cameras that are just looking at [ __ ] it can see
560. 1:52:17its hands it can see the objects in front of it so it's probably just running you know what did they say 200 Hertz you know 200 times a
561. 1:52:32minute it's it's processing what it's seeing and being able to send that as part of the prompt it's cuckoo it's cuckoo this
562. 1:52:42world we're living in now never too old yeah I think that image came from the other night someone was in the thing
563. 1:52:51going I'm too old for this [ __ ] I'm too old I can't learn can't teach this old dog new tricks Marge how do I use a Tik Tok is
564. 1:53:04it on you know we don't believe that around here what do you think of Devon I think Devon's [ __ ] remarkable what what the
565. 1:53:16thing that well so a couple of things about Devon so the demos are really sexy all of the demos are them just walking
566. 1:53:26through the steps that have already happened the steps take a long time and there's a lot of back and forth
567. 1:53:33and they're calls to the gp4 open a uh API so they're expensive so to have Devon do something for you is somewhere between like I
568. 1:53:45don't know two and $25 or $30 so Devon can get really expensive really fast from what I understand understand um but it's the
569. 1:53:57first it's the first commercial um offering that is B basically taken what if if if you're a geek and you want to
570. 1:54:10go build your own Devon the tools are out there that you can build some version of it right now right um so so
571. 1:54:19it's the it's the first tool that that really put all the piece Parts together in a pretty slick way
572. 1:54:27um so I haven't I I'm on the wait list I haven't had a chance to play with it yet but I'm I'm really curious to play with
573. 1:54:33it and and see if it's any good the but it looks it looks quite promising so if you don't know Devon is they're calling
574. 1:54:40it the world's first AI programmer it's an autonomous agent that you just give it a goal and then it creates a project
575. 1:54:49plan for itself creates a GitHub rep for you like a code repository duplicates any things it needs to goes and reads API
576. 1:55:02documentation writes calls to the apis it's got its own website it's got its own coding environment it's got its own
577. 1:55:08command line interface and then it's got this project and then it communicates with you and it it goes through its
578. 1:55:14project plan and it just does [ __ ] and it'll occasionally check in with you and say hey you got to make a decision here
579. 1:55:20or there and if it [ __ ] something up it debugs itself it writes in like print line commands to to figure out what the
580. 1:55:30what the uh what the issues are and then it tries to fix them so it's it's pretty crazy it's called Devon from a company called
581. 1:55:38cognition and the CEO of cognition is a guy named Scott woo go to Twitter and look up Scott woo math M A there's a video of Scott woo in
582. 1:55:51a math competition and it's like the dude is wicked smart as they say PA of course thought like Ah that's just that's just math competition
583. 1:56:06techniques that he's [Laughter] using oh man so for a creative person you might have a section of video you want to cut yeah well that's
584. 1:56:19so that thing that I just did with that video like there's like I'm I'm in a development environment there so and
585. 1:56:27I've got a video company so how how I'm going to use Gemini is I'll go in there and I'll sort of figure out what's it
586. 1:56:35good at what's it not good at there's a lot of kinds of video analysis that I was planning on using three or four
587. 1:56:44different tools for that I'm now just going to use one right so rather than me having to take multiple data streams when I
588. 1:56:53analyze a video and figure out how to munge them all together I'm just going to be able to make a call to Gemini and say do this
589. 1:57:02analysis give me Json and then I can take that Json and do whatever I want with it if I can get it to do that
590. 1:57:08consistently it's going to be amazing so so that's cool it's I I gotta tell you so doing anything right now
591. 1:57:22learning these tools getting good with them building things building automations a thing that you have to come to terms with and it ain't
592. 1:57:35necessarily easy is anything that you're building is going to be irrelevant 3 months from now and not irrelevant like you can't
593. 1:57:50use it like like built an automation almost a year ago now that we still use but there's like 10 new like if I
594. 1:58:01were to build that tool today there there's 10 different ways to do that now that are much easier than what I did so
595. 1:58:08just right now anything you do is is just an exercise in just learn it right now and three months from now there'll
596. 1:58:15be different tools and the the workaround that you figured out where you duct tape together these three different things to
597. 1:58:22you made an image in mid journey and then you took that to Runway and you did that thing there and then you did a
598. 1:58:27voice in 11 labs and you did a thing over at some point you're just going to be able to go make me that [ __ ] movie
599. 1:58:32and it just go just spit it out for you with all that [ __ ] done right so don't get too married to any specific solution
600. 1:58:41you come up with or any specific way of doing something but do it anyway it's important to do it because learning what possible
601. 1:58:54today is super critical because even the shittiest of these large language models are absolutely remarkable compared to what
602. 1:59:08we had to do before and they're not perfect and they're changing all the time and they're getting remarkably better
603. 1:59:19so there's that I saw a demo of an open source competitor today dude created a webbased chat pretty easy yeah exactly
604. 1:59:27the the thing that Devon I mean what Devon did again interface [ __ ] matters I got I got in a Twitter fight
605. 1:59:37with this dude because he was just like um he was just like well Devon's just you know it's just these four tools
606. 1:59:45right stuck together I'm like yeah but interface matters like chat GPT you could do what chat GPT did for two
607. 1:59:56years before chat GPT existed actually for like 4 years before chat GPT existed in the open AI playground
608. 2:00:04developers were playing with GPT and calls to GPT for years why did chat GPT get to 100 million users in six weeks interface
609. 2:00:20simple interface you didn't have to know what a model was you didn't have to know what weights were you didn't have to know what
610. 2:00:27temperature was you didn't have to know what embedding was you didn't have to know what fine tuning was you just
611. 2:00:32logged into this site chat. open.com and it looked like a Google search box and you go I don't make me a poem and then
612. 2:00:41out would come a poem you're like oh that's cool 100 million users in six weeks miror morat's [ __ ] answer
613. 2:00:49today about Sora training I think it was yesterday but yeah makes me trust open AI even less yeah exactly exactly it was a it was a uh
614. 2:01:00Mira needs a little bit of media training is what I would say I mean here's the deal and if you don't think this is true
615. 2:01:11and this is even true for Adobe who claims it's not I promise you in order to train these models you've got to train them on a lot of of
616. 2:01:22data like a lot of data like as much of the internet as you can get your hands on within that data you're going to
617. 2:01:29sweep up a ton of copywritten information all of them all of them whether it's grock or gemini or adobe's image tools they claim it's only
618. 2:01:46um public domain and and Adobe stock all of them have to train on something or or these tools wouldn't be that
619. 2:02:01good I saw it describe I saw chat GPT described today it's not it's not a bad thing is it's kind of like it's kind of
620. 2:02:08like a really fancy version of an encyclopedia it's like it just knows all the [ __ ] and then you talk to it it's like here here's the
621. 2:02:17[ __ ] but it's not quite like that cuz you're not it's not pulling articles from like an actual you know Corpus of
622. 2:02:26documents it's these are all just mathematical points in space that are attached to words and but anyway yeah I know yeah that interview
623. 2:02:37with her was pretty CR cringeworthy did you see the open AI robot Kyle yeah we just we spent a lot of time before you got here ISU looking
624. 2:02:45at that video and talking about how it works and what it's doing and and then we actually wrote a screenplay about it
625. 2:02:52cuz it's like imagine having that robot in your house it's like chbt just hallucinates or or the plot point that
626. 2:02:59Gemini came up with which was pretty good is one of the guys owns a parrot and the parrot learns how to make the
627. 2:03:05robot do [ __ ] so the guy leaves the house and the parrot just has the robot doing [ __ ] around the
628. 2:03:13house the open source models you had to edit code to prompt it just a few months ago yeah exactly EX exactly and that's
629. 2:03:22you know the fact that you can just log into Devon and go write me a program like take this GitHub repository and clone it and then make it
630. 2:03:32do this other thing and it'll just go and do all that [ __ ] for someone like me who's like Tech literate but not a
631. 2:03:46developer like that's [ __ ] genius cuz I can I can like once it's doing it [ __ ] I can figure out what it's doing and go
632. 2:03:53oh do this do that like I can be a good product guy but like I don't know enough command line [ __ ] I just don't give enough of a
633. 2:04:03[ __ ] about learning Python and learning this and learning command line and it's just it's I I just i' I've just got ideas I'm just I got
634. 2:04:14ideas so if I can have a tool that I'm like I got an idea and it just goes and vomit some [ __ ] out and I can steer it
635. 2:04:22enough to turn it into something take that all day long and the engineers will be like well it's not real engineering I know and I don't
636. 2:04:34[Laughter] care oh let's learn C in unity for games exactly learning react is a bit time consuming yep exactly every so here's
637. 2:04:51the thing every single thing is a bit timec consuming right so if you're an engineer and you're really good at the
638. 2:04:58coding and now you got to create some little character sprites for your game why do why do initial video games always look like
639. 2:05:07[ __ ] well because you know an engineer did it and the engineer was like well I just got to put a Sprite in here I'll
640. 2:05:14just use blocks right or I'll just use you know I I'll just draw stupid characters and then the game the game
641. 2:05:21will be fun to play but it'll have stupid characters in it or you get the other side where you've got people that
642. 2:05:27are really good at the art and then the game play really sucks well now we move into a world where you're going to be able to have a
643. 2:05:36bunch of different agents that go off and do [ __ ] for you and one could be go find go create you know 10 different art styles for this
644. 2:05:47game and then the other one's going off and making the game play like it should have the smoothness of asteroids and the
645. 2:05:54the excitement of you know Call of Duty and the the the driving mechanics of of an F1 game and it's off building all
646. 2:06:05that [ __ ] coming up with the creative over here stitching them together the Paul rater um AI podcast this week it's
647. 2:06:14a really good one you should watch it cuz they're talking about Sam alman's quote where he said 95% of what we hire
648. 2:06:22marketing agencies and strategists for will be done by Ai and so he's he's talking a lot about that and he goes
649. 2:06:31back to an earlier episode they did like a year and a half ago or two years ago um where I forget who they were talking
650. 2:06:37about but what they were talking about was the way these autonomous agents are going to work is you're going to give it a
651. 2:06:46goal and he said it's going to be like a um a beehive where you know bees are all self-organizing right and they've all
652. 2:06:59got their jobs and so you'll give it a goal and like it will spin up these bees these worker bees and these worker bees
653. 2:07:06will go do all these little tasks for you and they'll come back and they'll build this thing and it's like and
654. 2:07:12they're just like off doing their thing building their building your thing building your thing building your thing and he
655. 2:07:20said what it's what it's going to be like is every person he goes imagine having like a thousand person company at your
656. 2:07:32disposal that that's what it's going to be like not this year probably but not 10 years from now probably like in the next two to three
657. 2:07:42years we'll we'll see hints of it this year and I think Devin is is a hint of it I think code interpreter in inside
658. 2:07:51chat gp4 is a really teeny tiny hint of it right code interpreter you upload a CSV file and you say go tell me what's
659. 2:08:00interesting about this data and it writes and executes its own python code and analyzes the data inside the
660. 2:08:08CSV on your behalf so imagine having a thousand of those that are dynamically created based on your goal and you've got coordinating bees
661. 2:08:19that say okay here's our task list in order to do task one we've got to do this we've got to write a creative brief
662. 2:08:26we've got to come up with a name we've got to come up with taglines we got to come up with a marketing strategy and
663. 2:08:32all those things become separate little agents that get spun up on your behalf run out use whatever the [ __ ] tools they
664. 2:08:39need or write their own tools if they need to get you the answers they want and come back to the little coordinating
665. 2:08:46dude that's going like okay check check check check okay we've now got item number one done hey Kyle what do you
666. 2:08:55think of what we did that's great you guys suck whatever right here's your feedback okay boss we're off then they
667. 2:09:05go off and fix it and and you know that back and forth will happen so you'll be able to sit there and literally just be like a Symphony
668. 2:09:14conductor conducting all of these tools to go do [ __ ] on your behalf that's where this is headed what are the implications of that
669. 2:09:27well companies are going to look a lot different existing companies are going to be confronted with having to
670. 2:09:35radically shift how they do what they do individuals are all of a sudden going to go from maybe I'm a little bit entrepreneurial to I've now
671. 2:09:48got a virtual company at my dis disposal what could I do with that I don't know start thinking start getting
672. 2:10:02curious what's your CQ what's your curiosity quoti it should be going through the roof right now why how many people in
673. 2:10:13here there's 96 people in here a lot of the people that come here every night night after night after night after
674. 2:10:20night after night why are they doing that cuz I'm so Charming no to hear this you can make money there's a little bit of
675. 2:10:28entertainment but what it really is is hopefully I'm reminding them stay curious stay engaged stay in the
676. 2:10:37conversation stay in the conversation stay in the conversation and what we're all going through is oh [ __ ] this is exhausting
677. 2:10:47and oh I don't know if I can learn anymore what do you mean just changed the rules what do you mean it can do
678. 2:10:53video now oh God what do you mean it's a million tokens what do I do with a million tokens because you're enthusiasm
679. 2:10:59is infectious thank you very much Martin I appreciate that why I'm this passionate why I'm this energized
680. 2:11:15is this is going to [ __ ] a lot of things up this going to [ __ ] a lot of people up who who is going to benefit in the next three
681. 2:11:29years is anyone who's not ignoring it anyone with any background with any skill set if you're just paying
682. 2:11:42attention to it and and staying engaged and staying in the conversation you're going to going to be okay if you're
683. 2:11:55here holy [ __ ] are you Way Beyond where most of the world is right now with this stuff seriously if you're
684. 2:12:04like but Kyle I just stumbled in it's my first night I don't know anything about AI I ain't even been to the chat JP
685. 2:12:10T the fact that you're still here listening to me ramble on like a bumbling idiot you're way farther ahead than 90% of the people out there
686. 2:12:24probably 95 and I'm not just pulling that number out of my ass McKenzie did a study last year they they they did a
687. 2:12:36sample in February and another one in November of 23 in February 13% of people Kevin Vasquez I'm not okay in none of us are okay
688. 2:12:51in February 133% of people had used chat GPT in November 18% 18 82% of people had not used chat GPT
689. 2:13:06as of last November so let's say let's say that's gone up to 20% or 25% 25% of people people have used chat
690. 2:13:24GPT what does that mean what percentage of those people have used it more than once oh that's probably
691. 2:13:33half right how many people do you know oh yeah I use chat gbt what have you done with it well I just I tried it that
692. 2:13:39one time when it came out okay that's that that's it okay cool so half right so that's 12% how many of those people do you
693. 2:13:50think subscribe to chat gp4 maybe half again that's 6% how many of those people do you think even know what the features of chat GPT 4
694. 2:14:04are I talked to a creative director two days ago copywriter uses chat GPT every day had not subscribed to chat GPT
695. 2:14:16didn't know what the features were so maybe again of that 6% know what chat gp4 is and what it's
696. 2:14:30capable of and are using it 3% 3% three now is is that a statistical number no I'm pulling it out of my ass
697. 2:14:46but I but like that's how early we are so as far behind as it feels like you are you're not we're way early we're way
698. 2:14:58early so just getting curious today 75% is done 75% done with my Memoirs which AI platform is for me writing and organizing at
699. 2:15:08all if you need to do any um the the organizing I don't know like I there's probably better people in here I would I
700. 2:15:17would connect with uh Peter Kaminsky is going to give you some it's going to be too technical check check with Suzanne
701. 2:15:26Welker or check with Vicky Baptist Becky I I feel like both of them have got the skills to help you organize the
702. 2:15:34stuff um it depends what you want to do with the writing if you need to do research then definitely use perplexity
703. 2:15:41because perplexity is really good at finding citations and things like that um for me chat gp4 if you if you just
704. 2:15:47want to do writing stuff chat gp4 is just better than anything else right now um that said a lot of people really are
705. 2:15:56liking Claude 3 Opus but that's another $20 subscription so if if you've already got the $20 subscription for chat gp4
706. 2:16:05you probably don't need it for Claude Opus but I just just cpt4 for me right now is where it's at so and I think it will be for a
707. 2:16:16while um Kyle where will you host these if America talk gets trashed um I don't know I I'll figure that out I'll
708. 2:16:24probably just stream on YouTube or or I think I think what I might do is I might I might switch over to a platform
709. 2:16:34that that does multi streaming like I'll stream it on LinkedIn YouTube and uh what was the third one they had Facebook I
710. 2:16:46think I don't know so I don't know I I'll figure it out it's this is Tik Tok going away is not going to happen for months like it's got to
711. 2:16:55get through the Senate and then you know if Biden signs it it's there's there's all sorts of constitutional questions
712. 2:17:02there's all sorts of it's just it's going to take a while so we're it's not urgent shared with a friend some travel
713. 2:17:10sites because we're going to the Philippines we're booked now oh nice awesome fantastic oh an Murphy's another good
714. 2:17:19one Becky yeah Becky for organizing all roads lead back to notion I was going to say notion I just don't use it so I don't I don't have
715. 2:17:26any any good advice there so find people that are good at organizing [ __ ] I'm not I'm not the person to ask about
716. 2:17:35organization what's good about perplexity what's good about perplexity is uh it's it's they've created a tool
717. 2:17:43that lives kind of in between a Google Search and a large language model so it's got a lot of the capabilities of a large language model
718. 2:17:53but it does searches and it creates citations for everything it finds and then it also when you do a when you do a
719. 2:18:00search you can limit it to a certain area so I only want to look in um academic papers or I only want to look
720. 2:18:06on Wikipedia and it'll just do citations from those places um and then it also has got this thing called co-pilot which
721. 2:18:14is not Microsoft co-pilot it's its own co-pilot uh and uh it will s justest Quest what are the next prompts that you
722. 2:18:23might want to ask it and it's pretty good it's just it's just good Clapper I don't know what Clapper is Twitch what's Clapper Clapper
723. 2:18:34googling now yeah exactly I don't know what I'm right there with you what the hell is [Laughter] Clapper oh my Mouse is dead this is
724. 2:18:48annoying Clapper AI is it an AI thing or is it a Clapper plus Hive Clapper is partnered with Hive the [ __ ] is
725. 2:19:03Clapper Clapper [Music] app be heard be seen be
726. 2:19:19valued what is Clapper be heard be seen be valued I get the value proposition what is
727. 2:19:34Clapper record up to three minute videos oh it's a Tik Tock thingy Clapper group chat fam tear nearby feature yeah okay
728. 2:19:50it's a it's a Tik Tok competitor got it a lot of Tik tokers are going to it okay you until I it fine like not yet I won't yet
729. 2:20:02Tik Tock replacement not yet it's like a Tik Tok clone got it okay um no interest until it becomes clear that this thing's going down the
730. 2:20:11toilet this is not going to go down the toilet did you see that [ __ ] uh minuchin is is raising money to buy it
731. 2:20:18and then Kevin o said he wants to put together a Syndicate to buy it this is all here's what this is this is an extortion move to
732. 2:20:30get to to to protect American companies who've lost market share to Tik Tock and you know to get it out of
733. 2:20:43Chinese ownership and into American investors hands like it's like it's either it's either you you're going to
734. 2:20:51make our billionaires rich or you're not going to exist and then we're going to take a major competitor out of the
735. 2:20:57marketplace that's that's what this exercise is so I'm a little cynical about this [ __ ] so if every they're they are not going
736. 2:21:09to they are not just going to flush you know a platform of this scale and this profitability down the toilet they're
737. 2:21:20just going to try to go get the money or they're going to flush it down the toilet so it just pushes us back to Facebook and you know
738. 2:21:30YouTube and Instagram whatever you should get the occasion to
739. 2:21:45switch to the VR life uh not right now I'm too exhausted can you tell the nice people about she leads AI this weekend yeah
740. 2:21:56so um so go to I got to get out of here anyway so let me let me wrap this up if you're if you're new here um and you want to be part of
741. 2:22:08community people that are into AI excited about AI keep coming back to this channel but also join the AI Salon
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744. 2:22:28and then join the community in the tech section there's a there's a group called weekend gpts that's run by Anne Murphy this
745. 2:22:40Saturday she's doing a thing called she leads AI which is a a round table of women in AI it's at noon Pacific and the
746. 2:22:50details are in her Channel all right so Ann Murphy over there on the salon and go to the weekend GPT Jam in the tech
747. 2:23:01Guild and sign up for that [ __ ] and go there it's going to be amazing all right she's got a really cool community and it's you're going to
748. 2:23:12get to meet some amazing people so and I think Cindy isn't Cindy [ __ ] moderating or something like that in I think that is the case
749. 2:23:21but they won't buy the algorithm so don't know I posted in weekend GPT Jam awesome perfect well done Kyle thank you very
750. 2:23:33much thank you very much an appreciate that yes Cindy yes Cindy's a rockstar she'll be blasted um okay so how you can support me in this
751. 2:23:45channel follow the channel like right now go follow like how do you follow follow on Tik Tok I don't know ask Marge I don't know but
752. 2:23:55follow it um you can subscribe to the lives you can buy the video series in the corner there that that would help
753. 2:24:02the the video series is called underhyped and it's a bunch of videos where I talk about why I think AI is a
754. 2:24:08big deal and how to use it how to not get overwhelmed by it which we all are um you can do that you can keep coming back here and
755. 2:24:21if you keep coming back here you get to be what are called an irregular so Irregulars just regularly show
756. 2:24:29up is it devon. a uh Amelia's wife the the programming thing is called Devon the company is called cognition um and it's I don't think it's
757. 2:24:44devon. a um but anyway thank thank you to the regulars who show up here thank you to the subscribers that subscribe thank you
758. 2:24:54to the mods who help uh make sense of all this every night I it's it's it is relatively thankless work I feel like I
759. 2:25:03don't thank you enough so thank you thank you thank you um and that's it so let's see who's in here tonight I've
760. 2:25:10seen a lot of familiar faces Milo's wife of course she was on time tonight a rare occurrence very nice though Mike Row
761. 2:25:16good to see you Brian Whitney Daisy May ASU Becky r a shoe and Becky R and an Murphy too Silver Fox good to see you
762. 2:25:29Joker great to see you Apple user cat Alan digital Creator nice name I like it fantastic Bob it's Kevin Kevin Vasquez
763. 2:25:43tell him what he's won Sherry D good to see you master path to Freedom the daily crunch Joker all right everybody um thank you
764. 2:25:57thank you thank you everyone who's been here tonight Mary Mary good to see you jenu good to see you I made it all the
765. 2:26:02way tonight surprises never cease yeah we were kind of all over the place tonight but welcome to Chad add
766. 2:26:09right peace everybody tomorrow's Friday uh we'll see if the the single tweet that I saw that said a Japanese
767. 2:26:19newspaper has declared that Elon and Sam Alman are going to um open source grock and chat GPT tomorrow I doubt it but I
768. 2:26:30saw one tweet that said that so we can hope bye everybody