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3/27/2025 - The Irregular Turtle Society: A Whimsical AI-Generated World

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AI is taking over and Studio Ghibli knockoffs are waking the world up! This lively discussion explores the exciting advancements in OpenAI's image generation technology, focusing on its creative potential and humorous applications. Kyle Shannon showcases the tool's ability to reimagine interfaces in various artistic styles, such as Toy Story and Wes Anderson themes. A playful experiment involving the creation of a fictional "Neolithic Magazine" cover featuring AI critic Gary Marcus sparks a humorous exchange. The conversation also delves into the updated GPT-4's coding capabilities and its potential for developing creative web applications, including a whimsical "Chat Add" app designed to generate random and amusing distractions. The highlight of the discussion is the collaborative creation of "The Irregular Turtle Society," a fictional franchise conceived and developed live with audience participation. Kyle, along with viewers, brainstorms character ideas, names, taglines, and visual styles, resulting in a quirky collection of anthropomorphic turtles and other creatures residing in the whimsical town of Shellington. This collaborative world-building exercise demonstrates the power of AI image generation as a tool for collective storytelling and creative expression, showcasing the platform's potential for fostering community engagement and generating unique intellectual property. Learn more about AI on TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@aiLearningLab. #AI #OpenAI #ImageGeneration #Creativity #ChatGPT #TheIrregularTurtleSociety #WorldBuilding #collaboration Chapters: 00:00:00 Introduction And Song 00:03:52 Welcome To The AI Learning Lab 00:06:39 OpenAI Image Upgrade And Studio Ghibli Images 00:08:35 Gary Marcus And Neolite Magazine 00:11:08 GPT-4 Creative Writing Upgrade And 3JS Coding 00:13:18 Creating An App With Chat GPT 00:15:53 Midjourney Vs. Chat GPT Image Generation 00:18:09 No Spoon Studios Film Example 00:21:23 Recreating Interfaces In Different Styles 00:24:47 Chat Add App Ideas 00:29:12 Buzz Lightyear And Wes Anderson Interface 00:33:26 Brainstorming Chat ADHD App Features 00:41:09 HTML Coding For Autocorrect Anarchy 00:46:53 Image Generation Prompts And Turtle Characters 00:52:14 Naming The Turtle Series 01:01:02 Brand Guide And Origin Story For The Irregular Turtle Society 01:05:02 Mapping Shellington 01:07:15 Creating Characters And A Poster 01:12:49 Are The Characters Turtles Or Kids? 01:16:20 Refining The Character Style 01:19:51 Character Names And Diversity 01:23:05 Creating A Poster With Multiple Characters 01:26:10 Sharing Turtle Characters In The AI Salon 01:32:11 Reactions To The Turtle Society 01:35:00 Uploading And Organizing Turtle Images 01:45:52 Final Poster And Wrap-Up 02:00:45 Show And Tell And Next Steps 02:03:02 Conclusion And Farewell

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0:01 All right, we're going. We're going,
0:03 [Music]
0:20 buddy. Car and write the
0:25 note. Grab a bag and grab your coat.
0:32 Tell the ones that need to
0:35 [Music]
0:37 know we are headed
0:40 [Music]
0:45 north. One foot in and one foot
0:51 back. But it don't pay to live like
0:55 that. So I cut the ties and jump the
1:01 tracks for never to
1:06 [Music]
1:10 return. Brooklyn take me
1:15 in. You wear the shape I'm
1:20 in. My hands say they shake my head. It
1:23 spins.
1:26 Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me
1:30 [Music]
1:37 in. When at first I learned to
1:42 speak, I used all my words to
1:48 fight with him and her and you and me.
1:54 It was such a waste of time.
1:57 [Music]
2:01 It was such a waste of
2:04 [Music]
2:08 time. That woman, she's got eyes that
2:13 shine like a pair of stolen polish
2:19 dimes. She asked to dance. I said it's
2:22 fine.
2:25 I'll see you in the
2:28 [Music]
2:35 morning. Take me
2:38 in. Are you where the shape I'm
2:44 in? My hands they shake, my head it
2:47 spins.
2:50 Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take
2:55 care. Three words that
2:58 became hard to
3:03 say. I had love. And
3:08 [Applause]
3:10 you was then I am today.
3:15 [Music]
3:17 Look at the things I
3:25 do. Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me
3:30 in. You where the shape I miss
3:35 in my hands they shake my head it spins.
3:40 [Music]
3:42 Oh,
3:43 champ take me
3:50 in. That was one champ Shannon on lead
3:53 vocals. Welcome to the AI learning lab.
3:55 I'm Kyle Shannon. If you didn't know
3:56 that, if you're here and you're a
3:58 regular, well, you got to deal with
4:02 that. That's not on me. The fact that
4:05 you show up here night after night after
4:09 night, it that's on you. That's on
4:16 you. Just watching the meet and greet. A
4:19 that's nice. Hey Lori, what's
4:25 shaking? Got a few people in the house
4:27 tonight. I started a little early so
4:30 give people a chance to get
4:32 settled, microwave their hot pockets and
4:35 such.
4:41 Hey, does anyone else is anyone else an
4:43 [ __ ]
4:45 Um, does anyone else go into the grocery
4:47 store and buy like Hot Pockets and then
4:49 ask the cashier if they're organic? No.
4:52 Am I That's just me.
4:56 [Music]
5:24 Gareth [ __ ] here. Pizza bagels. Yeah,
5:28 exactly. These are These are organic,
5:31 right?
5:33 [Music]
5:34 I usually get a look like is are you is
5:38 is that you're trying to make a joke. Is
5:40 that that's that's
5:41 that's come that's comedy for
5:45 [Music]
5:46 you. I get
5:52 attitude. Oh
5:54 man. So, well, I have a new hobby now.
5:58 There you go. And see, this one won't
5:59 even cost you money. It'll just cost you
6:02 the price of a hot
6:07 pocket. Or I'll go to 7-Eleven and just
6:10 get a whole bunch of candy just organic,
6:13 right? And they're like they they don't
6:16 even they don't even comprehend the
6:18 [Laughter]
6:26 question. Vickiy's having a sneezing
6:28 fit.
6:30 [Music]
6:32 All right. I like it. Good
6:34 people. Good
6:36 [Music]
6:39 evening. I love being proven wrong about
6:42 something. So, I was proven wrong
6:45 about I said yesterday or the day before
6:49 that I think most people are going to
6:51 miss this this upgrade, the OpenAI image
6:55 upgrade because
6:58 [Music]
6:59 um there's no there's nothing new on the
7:01 interface, right? And I mean, a lot of
7:03 people don't even know that chat GPT can
7:05 make images in the first place, much
7:07 less pay attention to now there's a new
7:10 version. Uh, and boy was I
7:12 [Laughter]
7:15 wrong. Twitter is a flutter. Twitter is
7:18 a flutter. Twitter is a Twitter is a y
7:22 is a flutter. Twitter Twitter is a
7:24 flutter. Flutter doesn't matter. People
7:27 are talking on Twitter a lot about this
7:31 new um, no. You know what's funny?
7:34 They're not talking about the new image
7:36 tool.
7:37 what they're talking
7:39 about is how many goddamn Jibli images
7:42 there there are on Twitter now. So, if
7:46 you don't know, Studio Gibbli is a uh is
7:49 an animation studio in Japan. Very
7:51 famous um and also very protective of
7:55 their IP and like you know they'll
7:58 they'll sue they'll sue
8:00 people
8:02 and Sam Alman changed his PFP to be a a
8:07 Gibbli version of him. So, everyone's
8:10 going into chat GPT and uploading their
8:13 picture and turning it into a Jubilee
8:16 picture of them. So, I obliged. I did
8:17 that on
8:18 mine. Um, I also today, this this I was
8:23 pretty excited
8:26 about. I hurt someone's
8:29 [Laughter]
8:35 feelings. All right, let me go show you
8:37 what I did. I don't feel that bad about
8:40 [Laughter]
8:47 [Music]
8:53 it. Let's see. Where are
9:01 we? There's a lot of comments in here.
9:05 So I
9:08 made I I made the the April issue of
9:12 Neolite
9:15 [Music]
9:17 magazine. So I used Chat GPT's
9:21 uh you know image generation tool. I
9:24 wanted to see if it could do like a
9:25 magazine layout and by Jingus here it
9:28 is.
9:29 So, Neollettic magazine and then I put
9:31 Gary Marcus who sort of famously shits
9:34 all over Sam Alman and Chat G, you know,
9:36 Open AI for not being as good as they
9:39 say they are. Um, so I I did Neolite
9:42 magazine and why AGI will never happen
9:44 and brains weigh more than GPUs is the
9:46 book he wrote. I actually came up with
9:48 that title. Um, I got I got two
9:51 responses from him.
9:56 One one was uh one was oh wait it's
10:00 probably in here isn't it? Um let's see
10:04 new adventures in bullying. So glad AI
10:06 was invented. So he called me a bully.
10:10 And then he goes also I never said AGI
10:13 won't happen and I am not a neolite. See
10:15 chapter one of my last book. The whole
10:18 point about brains is that they're more
10:20 efficient. What a total train wreck. So,
10:22 I
10:23 got I got under Gary Marcus's
10:30 skin. Oh, that made me happy. Oh, man. I
10:34 actually said I respect him a lot. I
10:36 mean, listen, I Here's the here's the
10:38 deal. Anyone who's got a a strong point
10:41 of view and is willing to defend it, I I
10:43 have absolute respect for it. So, I told
10:45 him I said, "I've got a lot of respect
10:46 for you. It was just a joke." And then
10:49 he liked that. So, I think we're okay.
10:51 He doesn't know who I am, but I just
10:54 thought Neolite magazine. I'm like,
10:57 someone needs to make this magazine. We
10:59 could make a fortune.
11:03 [Music]
11:09 Uh, the other
11:13 thing the other thing that happened
11:16 today is that a new version of GPT40
11:20 came out that's got a creative writing
11:22 upgrade, a creativity upgrade, and it's
11:25 also better at coding. And apparently,
11:28 it's like risen to the top of the coding
11:30 leaderboard.
11:32 So I thought it might be fun to play
11:33 with some coding within chat GPT and you
11:37 know maybe do like a web
11:39 application kind of like we do in
11:41 lovable but do it in chat
11:46 GPT. And then I saw that
11:51 um I saw a post that you can you can
11:55 have chat GPT
11:57 code in 3JS which is the the 3D
12:02 JavaScript
12:03 [ __ ] and then you can tell it to render
12:07 that JavaScript
12:10 into the
12:12 image of you know what it represents
12:15 what what the code
12:16 is. Rick McCaulay it's crazy
12:19 great. Can we get some dad gad? I don't
12:22 I could but I don't know any dad gad
12:25 songs. I mean, I could just I suppose I
12:27 could just retune and then pick pick on
12:29 it, but I don't know. You know what I
12:31 want to get? Um, J Jacob Collier came
12:34 out with a five string guitar that's
12:36 it's the same notes on on the it's same
12:40 notes on the outside, the second string,
12:42 and then it's a different note in the
12:43 middle.
12:45 Um, he's such a [ __ ] smart musician.
12:49 I can't figure out if it'll be really
12:51 easy to play or really hard to play
12:54 because he makes everything look easy.
12:57 He's just like, "Oh yeah, you just do
12:58 all this and then your fingers just work
13:00 and you just make
13:03 music." Yeah. If if I could make music
13:06 like that, Jacob, I wouldn't need Suno
13:08 now, would
13:11 I? Oh, man. I used your prompt image and
13:14 water cooler. Oh, cool. All right. Nice.
13:18 Um, I need help at in that Kyle. I was
13:22 trying to create an application. I have
13:24 an idea. Well, ask chat GPT. It'll help
13:29 you. So,
13:32 Neolite brains may worth way more than
13:34 GPUs. I'm pretty happy with that title.
13:39 the
13:40 the Gary
13:42 [Laughter]
13:51 Marcus. It is not surprising to me that
13:54 he didn't see the humor in
13:58 [Music]
14:00 this. My point about brains is that they
14:03 were more efficient. Okay, Gary, calm
14:05 down. Go have a Snickers, buddy.
14:10 [Laughter]
14:14 Oh man, it's fun to be a dick
14:18 sometimes. Okay, let's see. What else
14:20 did we do tonight? There's my Studio
14:22 Jibli. There's Studio Gibbli
14:26 me. I suppose I'm on the the lawsuit
14:29 parade
14:31 now.
14:34 Um, what else did I look at?
14:38 David Shapiro today put out an AI
14:40 maximalism video which I thought was
14:42 actually pretty good. Oh, this was a fun
14:43 one. So, I went into I went into chat
14:46 GPT. So, one of the things that I
14:49 heard, let's see, um Hangry, it's crazy.
14:54 Great. All right, let me just make sure
14:55 I'm not missing anyone.
14:57 Gareth, I started to
15:00 recreate my AR app for MetaQuest a
15:04 couple of days ago, Vibe Coding, to
15:06 start out
15:07 with. Oh, should should you start out
15:10 with 40? It's certainly worth a shot. It
15:13 sounds like it got much better today.
15:14 They also said that they're not using as
15:17 many emojis, which I don't know how they
15:18 could use more. The only people using
15:21 more emojis than than
15:23 GPT4 is is our government on the Signal
15:28 app. It's war
15:31 comedy. No, too soon. Yeah. All right.
15:37 [Laughter]
15:40 [Music]
15:53 Um, oh, this thing. So, what I
15:57 did, I saw a couple of posts where
15:59 people are like, I'm giving up my
16:01 MidJourney subscription. And I thought,
16:03 well, that's a little extreme. I don't
16:05 think it's as good as that.
16:08 Um, so I did a little experiment. This
16:10 was an SRE that someone put up. And then
16:14 I had Chat GPT explain this style and it
16:17 did it was nice and detailed and it was
16:21 neo neoaro romanticism or something like
16:24 that and it it described what they do
16:27 and what they they do and so I uploaded
16:30 my my Kyle Shannon Dreams cowboy. Yeah,
16:34 I'm I'm with you Vicki. I don't think
16:35 I'll ever give up my MidJourney
16:37 subscription, but I I just wanted to see
16:39 like, you know, what could it do? And
16:40 then so it did that and it's a little
16:42 too photographic, but it's in the
16:44 neighborhood of a a neo baroque romantic
16:48 cowboy painting. And then I said, "No,
16:51 no, make it more painterly and put him
16:53 on a horse." And so it did that. And
16:55 then someone pointed out that the horse
16:58 is comically
17:03 small, which now that I look at it,
17:06 they're not wrong.
17:22 Oh, that's great. My best SRF so far is
17:25 my phone
17:31 number. Oh, yeah. And then Monday,
17:33 you're right, Gareth. Uh Monday,
17:35 Midjourney is supposed to drop uh
17:37 MidJourney 7, which here's the deal. If
17:40 Midjourney 7 can spell, if if it catches
17:43 up to Idog and now Chat GPT,
17:47 um that'll put them in good standing. If
17:49 it's just subtly better than what they
17:51 have now, I don't know that it's going
17:53 to win a ton of people over because it's
17:55 already it's just the best right now.
18:03 Kyle's Little Pony. My Little Pony.
18:06 Yeah, it's My My Little Pony
18:10 painting. So, that was a good
18:12 one. Oh, this was a film I got into.
18:16 Um I don't think you'll be able to hear
18:29 [Music]
18:35 [Music]
18:41 [Music]
18:43 The dude. See?
19:15 So, that's a little film that was made.
19:17 I got access to a thing called No Spoon
19:19 Studios, which is the woman who used to
19:22 run Luma Lab's um creative partner
19:25 program is now creating this software
19:28 where you just give it a prompt and it
19:29 makes you a whole film. It makes like a
19:31 minute long film, but it makes you all
19:34 the shots, all the sound effects, the
19:36 background music, all the edits, which I
19:39 thought was pretty cool. Yeah, I know
19:40 you can't hear. Here, I'll I'll change
19:42 my tab so you can hear and I'll play it
19:52 again. All right. This is called I think
19:55 it's called the watch maker.
20:01 [Music]
20:18 I don't want it.
20:26 [Music]
20:34 You
20:37 That's not just a middle
20:44 [Music]
20:53 That's kind of cool. It's called No
20:56 Spoon Studios. It's It's very early.
20:58 It's like
21:00 pre-alpha. And it's interesting. I asked
21:03 her if she was building it vibe vibe
21:06 coding style and she said she built the
21:10 rendering the rendering calls are in
21:12 Python those were built by hand and then
21:14 she's doing some of the front-end stuff
21:16 in vibe
21:18 [Music]
21:23 coding spin B3 in the house what's
21:29 happening chat GPT Crazy good. Yeah.
21:33 Yeah.
21:36 Yeah. So, we'll go play with some image
21:39 stuff tonight. I I want to I I want to
21:41 keep I want to
21:45 continue I want to continue
21:47 playing.
21:50 Um let's try some stuff. Let me let me
21:53 change my sharing back
21:56 to back to sharing.
22:10 Swinging ding ding ding
22:13 ding. What is that? Is that Chariots of
22:17 Fire or is that the
22:22 [Music]
22:26 piano? Anyone? Anyone for for offtune
22:32 humming
22:39 guesses AI can't replicate me.
22:43 Uh-uh. Chariots of fire. Yeah, that's
22:46 right. Chariots of fire.
22:53 [Music]
22:59 You can make money with welcome to chat
23:05 add. All right, let's go to the chat
23:08 jetpack tech. Well, no. You know where I
23:10 want to go first? Let's go. I saw this
23:13 earlier today and I thought it was kind
23:14 of curious,
23:17 clever. Um
23:21 [Music]
23:24 Let's
23:26 see. Go to
23:35 [Music]
23:37 LinkedIn. Where do I want to go? Yeah,
23:40 we'll go here. There's an Ethan Mollik
23:42 post. No, we'll do it like this. There's
23:43 Ethan Malik. There's news stories. Let
23:46 me do a command minus. No, we'll do
23:48 command plus. That's good. All right.
23:50 So, we are going
23:53 to I think what we'll do is we'll do
23:55 messaging like
23:57 that. So, we're going to go command
23:59 shift five. Bang. Was that five or six?
24:04 Five. What the [ __ ] is going on? Command
24:07 shift five. There we go. Okay, I'll go
24:12 clipboard and we're going to go copy
24:15 this interface.
24:25 All right. And then we're going to go to
24:26 chat
24:28 jeep. Oh, the other thing. Yeah, I said
24:31 I was we were going to do that. The
24:32 other thing I want to play with is
24:34 GPT40's just creative writing and and
24:38 code and [ __ ] like
24:39 that. Uh Siri can tell you if she's
24:42 talking to you. I I don't Siri and I are
24:45 not on speaking terms.
24:47 Um, we've got your
24:51 background. Have you made a chat add app
24:54 yet? I have not. That's not a bad idea.
24:57 Oh, actually, you know what would be
24:58 cool about a chat add
25:00 app is
25:02 that it would let you take three Oh,
25:06 this is a good idea. So, I came up with
25:08 an idea in 1996. I still have the
25:11 domain. So, so the this was an article
25:15 for Urban Desires, which was the online
25:17 magazine I had, and and we did we would
25:20 invent new [ __ ] for it. It was where we
25:22 did our innovation. So, I had an idea
25:24 for a site called Fish for It. And what
25:26 it would do is it would just randomly
25:28 take you to a site, but it would keep
25:30 the interface up so you could keep
25:32 casting, right? So, it would do a Google
25:35 search or I don't think Google was a
25:36 thing back then. It would do an Alta
25:38 Vista search or whatever the [ __ ] was
25:39 the thing of the day and then it would
25:41 just randomly serve you up one, right?
25:43 No waiting, just randomly serve you one
25:45 and then you just keep casting until you
25:47 found something you liked. So, a chat
25:49 add app could be kind of like that where
25:52 no matter what website you go to, it
25:54 lets you take, I don't know, five
25:56 actions and then upon executing the
26:00 fifth action, it just jumps you to to a
26:02 random
26:10 site. That's pretty good. All right.
26:12 Maybe maybe we'll make that. Okay. Okay.
26:14 So, I'm going to paste
26:16 in I'm going to paste in the LinkedIn
26:20 screenshot. And then I'm going to say I
26:23 want you to
26:25 [Music]
26:28 recreate this interface as
26:33 if it was from the world of Toy Story.
26:43 Like if I was
26:47 watching the movie and one of the
26:52 parents went to this site in the
26:59 movie, it would look like uh what it
27:03 would look like. That's not real
27:05 English, but would look like we'll we'll
27:09 let chat GPT figure out my shitty
27:11 grammar.
27:16 It's like wheel of fortune, but it's add
27:18 of fortune. Exactly. Jump to a random
27:20 site. That should increase the open tab
27:23 count. Oh, that's the other thing.
27:25 Amelio's wife. It'll let you take five
27:27 actions on a site, jump you to a new
27:29 site in a new tab. So, it just keeps m
27:32 multiplying tabs. That's really good.
27:36 Actually, wait a minute. Now, we're on
27:39 to something here. Hang on.
27:43 Okay, the chat add
27:45 app. You can go you can go to the first
27:48 site for free. The first site's on you,
27:50 but whatever do whatever site you go to,
27:54 it automatically pops up two related
27:57 sites and then if you click on one of
28:00 them, it puts up two more related sites.
28:02 So, it just keeps multiplying tabs. I
28:05 think that could be it. It's a It's a
28:07 It's a tab multiplying application. It's
28:11 good. It's
28:21 solid. There's an app, Board Panda, that
28:24 puts you in random places. Oh, that's
28:26 cool. Yeah, that was I I could make that
28:29 app called Fish for it. Actually, you
28:31 know what's what would be kind of cool?
28:33 Maybe I should take some of my old
28:34 dormant domains. I've got
28:38 screenplays.com and I've got
28:41 fishforit.com. I I let go of so
28:46 many. I've got ask for it. I think I let
28:49 fish for it go. I've got Ask for it. Ask
28:51 for it.com.
28:56 [Music]
29:12 It made me Buzz Lightyear. Yay! You did
29:15 it. You're a hero. Oh, you people
29:17 on on the Twitter can't see on the Tik
29:20 Tok can't see that, can you? I'll put
29:23 you up close and personal. Let's make it
29:25 bigger. Uh oh. What happened?
29:30 Uh
29:32 oh. Ran into a snag with our content
29:35 policies. Oh, this is a thing I I I I
29:38 read about on TikTok right before I came
29:40 on that OpenAI's doing this weird
29:44 thing where Okay, this actually makes
29:49 sense. So what OpenAI does is they
29:52 render your image and then right before
29:54 they finalize it, they do a
29:57 check to see not if it violates
30:01 copyright, but if it violates copyright
30:04 of someone like say Disney or Pixar that
30:07 would sue the living [ __ ] out of them
30:09 and then it deletes your image.
30:15 Okay. So, let's say um sure
30:20 let's re-imagine this
30:25 interface as if it were inter uh it were
30:33 inside a Wes Anderson
30:36 film. Is it Anderson or Sun? I think
30:40 it's Sen film.
30:49 Oh yeah, that's good. Gareth, the chat
30:51 add app would keep spawning
30:55 tabs and then it would purposefully have
30:58 memory leaks in it so that by the time
31:01 you go to the third tab, you have to
31:03 restart your
31:06 machine. I like it. This is solid. This
31:09 this some good stuff. This some good
31:11 thinking.
31:16 I can't believe Gary Marcus got butt
31:19 hurt that that I made a magazine of
31:24 him. For someone who [ __ ] shits all over
31:28 other people for a
31:30 living. I guess I shouldn't be
31:34 surprised. Let those in glass houses,
31:37 right?
31:41 Oh
31:42 man, it's cuckoo. I tell
31:46 you, I already like the color palette of
31:49 the Wes Anderson
31:51 thing. The only focus I'm interested in
31:54 these days is hyperfocus. Yeah, I know.
31:57 I
31:59 know. I'm I'm I'm starting to find a
32:02 little more inspiration and mojo.
32:07 Um, I think we're on a tipping point
32:09 here. I think I think some stuff's going
32:11 to start coming fast and furious. Um,
32:14 there was an interesting post that
32:16 someone put out about audio. And I don't
32:19 know if you remember this, but two years
32:20 ago, shortly after Chat GPT came
32:23 out, Open AAI said that they had
32:26 developed a
32:28 model that does songs. And then we
32:31 haven't heard [ __ ] from them about that
32:33 for two years.
32:35 So when they released their native image
32:37 generation model, which was also a year
32:40 and three months in the in the
32:42 making, someone mentioned that and Sam
32:45 Alman, you know, did the little lookie
32:47 eye emoji like, yeah, that could be
32:50 coming. So, you know, for what it's
32:54 worth, people. All right, look at there.
32:57 That's pretty cool. There's a Wes
32:59 Anderson version of
33:01 LinkedIn. I think that's pretty good.
33:05 the tall oval circles for the
33:09 pictures. That's pretty sweet. Nice
33:14 typography. And look, it it retained
33:17 Ethan
33:18 Mollik. It redrrew me as a sort of Wes
33:21 Anderson character. This is definitely
33:24 should something you should try. This
33:26 prompt had some amazing ideas. We're
33:28 trying to come up with a hilarious app
33:30 called Chat ADHD while trying to
33:33 brainstorm some funny ideas. Okay,
33:34 actually, you know what? Okay, fine.
33:37 Let's go do that. Let's This is a real
33:39 good excuse to play with 40.
33:42 Okay, I want you to act as a
33:49 professional
33:51 coding comedian.
33:57 You are a
34:00 product
34:03 product
34:05 visionary.
34:07 Um, who
34:09 can drop some
34:13 apps? Are you picking up what
34:18 I'm putting down?
34:24 Oh, I'm picking it up, compiling it,
34:26 optimizing it, and shipping it to
34:28 production with zero bugs. Okay, maybe
34:30 one bug for character development.
34:32 Welcome to stand up and No, I don't want
34:34 you to No, stop. Stop. Stop. Okay,
34:36 appite.
34:37 No, hold,
34:41 please. I have the idea. I need you to
34:47 help me
34:49 brainstorm. Uhuh.
34:53 [Music]
34:56 Oh, you know what we could probably
35:00 do? Hang
35:18 on. Hey, Quinn.
35:22 Hey, Kyle. What's cooking? So, you're
35:24 going to be my uh comedic app developer,
35:27 right?
35:31 Absolutely. Ready to code up some
35:33 hilarity? What's the app idea? All
35:34 right. So, the app idea is So, on my Tik
35:37 Tok channel, I nicknamed the channel
35:39 Chat Add. And so, I've had a couple of
35:42 ideas. One of them, so I want to do an
35:43 app called Chat Add. So, I had an idea
35:47 back in the early days of the internet
35:49 called fish for it where it randomly
35:51 serve up a uh a website. So, there's
35:54 something there. I also have too many
35:57 tabs open. So, another idea we had was
36:00 uh create an app that lets you go to a
36:02 website, but it spins up new tabs in
36:04 your browser for every site that you go
36:06 to. But I'm open to ideas. So, as a a
36:10 fantastically funny coder, uh why don't
36:14 you give me 10 ideas of features that
36:17 could be in an app called Chat Add.
36:24 All right, let's unleash the creative
36:25 chaos. Here are 10 features for the Chat
36:27 Add app. One, Tab Roulette. Each time
36:30 you open a new tab, it randomly selects
36:32 a website from your bookmarks or
36:34 history. Two, random site teleport.
36:36 Every 10 minutes, the app takes you to a
36:38 random site you haven't visited in the
36:40 past month to keep your curiosity alive.
36:43 Tab Tamer, an AI that groups your tabs
36:45 into themed sessions. Hey, wait. One
36:47 click. Wait, hang on. Are these are
36:48 these all sort of browser ideas? This
36:50 could also be some sort of standalone
36:52 application. Uh, think think more
36:54 broadly. Don't don't be limited by my
36:56 crappy ideas, Quinn.
37:02 Got it. Let's break free from the
37:03 browser. Number one, idea avalanche. A
37:06 feature that bombards you with random
37:08 creative prompts from story ideas to app
37:10 concepts whenever you open it. Number
37:12 two, focus flip. A timer that alternates
37:15 between intense work sprints and random
37:17 playtime activities like doodling
37:18 prompts or mini games. Number three,
37:20 Task Tornado. Jumbles your to-do list
37:23 and spits out tasks at random, so you
37:25 never know what's next. Perfect for
37:27 keeping things exciting. Number four,
37:29 Brainstorm Blitz, a virtual whiteboard
37:31 that autogenerates connections. Quinn,
37:34 it sounds like you're trying to the
37:36 these are good productivity hacks for
37:38 ADD, but but you're a comedian also. I'm
37:42 missing the humor. So, I need you to
37:44 like This is not about productivity.
37:46 Like, we've we've had [ __ ] decades of
37:49 computers making us more productive. And
37:51 it's made us stressful, needy, neurotic
37:54 [ __ ] And I don't want that. I want
37:57 this app to just bug the [ __ ] out of
38:00 people and then make them laugh
38:01 occasionally.
38:04 Gotcha. Pure chaos and comedy. Let's
38:06 shake it up. Number one, tab tsunami.
38:08 Randomly opens a ridiculous number of
38:10 tabs with absurd websites, memes, and
38:13 conspiracy theories. Number two,
38:15 procrastination station. Good. An AI
38:18 that keep going.
38:23 All right, let's keep the mischief
38:24 rolling. Number three, notification
38:26 nuisance. sends random, utterly
38:28 pointless notifications like your left
38:30 sock misses you or time to pet a cat.
38:33 Number four, mindless meme generator
38:35 creates and sends you bizarre memes
38:37 based on your recent activities just for
38:39 the lols. Number five, random reminder
38:42 ruckus sets nonsensical reminders like
38:45 don't forget to blink or have you hugged
38:47 your keyboard today. Number six, App
38:50 Venture Roulette randomly opens apps on
38:52 your phone, daring you to figure out
38:54 why. Number
38:56 seven. All right, here are a few more.
38:58 Number seven, autocorrect anarchy. A
39:00 keyboard feature that replaces words
39:02 with randomly funny alternatives, making
39:04 every message an adventure. Number
39:06 eight, reminder ridiculousness. Sets
39:09 reminders for absurd tasks like practice
39:11 your evil laugh or rehearse your
39:12 acceptance speech. Number nine, emoji
39:15 chaos. Randomly swaps your emojis with
39:17 unrelated ones, keeping your friends
39:19 guessing. Number 10. Digital distraction
39:22 duel pits you against a virtual opponent
39:25 in a battle of who can get distracted
39:27 first. Winner takes all the giggles.
39:30 What do you think? Any of these tickle
39:31 your fancy?
39:33 Yeah. Okay. So, let's
39:35 see. Let's see. Do we have them?
39:40 Yeah. Tab.
39:42 Tsunami. No. Procrastination
39:46 station. Oh, yeah. Let's see.
39:51 I think the mindless meme generator is
39:53 pretty
39:55 good. Creates and sends bizarre memes
39:58 based on your recent
40:00 activities.
40:03 Uh app venture
40:06 roulette random reminder
40:10 ruckus.
40:12 Um, but these kind of do need to live in
40:15 a browser or I'd have to create a real
40:17 app, but I don't want to do that right
40:19 now. Emoji
40:26 chaos. Um,
40:29 okay.
40:33 Okay. Okay, Quinn. So, I now want you to
40:38 help me write a an HTML based and any
40:43 flavor of HTML is fine, but I want to be
40:46 able to play with the app in the can in
40:49 a canvas. Um, for the one that just so I
40:53 guess it'll act like a word processor
40:55 and then just randomly swap out words
40:58 that you write for funnier words or
41:00 funny phrases. Um, I forget what that
41:03 one's called, but can you um get it set
41:07 up so you can start coding that?
41:12 Sure thing. Let's call it autocorrect
41:14 anarchy. Here's a simple HTML template
41:16 with a bit of JavaScript to get you
41:17 started. This will just swap out words
41:19 for funnier alternatives as you type.
41:21 All right.
41:23 www.htmlb.com heading charts. Cute. You
41:26 don't need to. They got to figure that
41:29 [ __ ] out. Okay, let's see. Um, so I I
41:32 would have had to listen to all that.
41:34 That's that's one of those things that
41:35 that's one of those things they need to
41:37 fix. Like I want to be able to talk to
41:39 her and then say, "Go write me some
41:41 code." And she's smart enough to go, "He
41:43 doesn't want me to read code." So I'll
41:45 go write code and then show him the app.
41:48 Right? That's what it needs to do. Um,
41:50 let's see.
41:53 Um, open a new
41:57 canvas and
42:00 make me an
42:04 app that lets you write a
42:09 sentence and then swaps
42:14 out a word.
42:17 When you
42:21 type the
42:25 period, what gets swapped out should be
42:31 a
42:33 funnier replacement for the chosen word.
42:45 Once the user
42:48 types two
42:50 returns a
42:53 paragraph or no one
42:56 return types a
43:00 return once wait once a
43:05 user
43:09 types a return a paragraph
43:13 F
43:14 generate I don't think this is going to
43:16 be able to do this. Generate an
43:20 image
43:22 that
43:23 represents that paragraph. All right.
43:27 Well, let's see what this does. They
43:30 need to add the ability to talk and also
43:33 see the dialogue some of the time. Yeah,
43:35 exactly. Oh my god. Dis dyslexic
43:37 simulation. Oh, that's a really
43:39 interesting idea. That's a good one.
43:42 Funny sentence
43:45 swapper. Did we just hang? What are we
43:51 doing? Code review
43:54 preview. Type your sentence and end with
43:57 a period.
43:59 My name
44:02 is name is
44:06 Ishmail. Male. Male. How do you spell
44:10 it?
44:11 Ishmail and I like
44:17 goldfish. Submit
44:25 paragraph. Okay,
44:28 stop. Okay, now it uh uh let's see. I
44:33 don't want a
44:36 submission box. I want more like a
44:41 word processor and it just does the
44:48 actions. Also, the code uh the
44:52 the
44:54 word never got
44:58 swapped. I think we'll
45:02 need a chat
45:08 GPT API call or
45:14 [Music]
45:22 something. Swing ding ding ding ding.
45:29 [Music]
45:31 preview.
45:33 Hello,
45:38 Bob. Tell them what they have won.
45:43 Period.
45:47 Okay. It doesn't swap a word after I
45:53 type a period.
45:58 It should
46:00 and it
46:02 should
46:04 flash the word it
46:08 changed. Uh uh they've got a weird
46:11 interface bug here which is pretty
46:14 funny. Am I in I'm in uh yeah I'm
46:22 in need a prompt for a cliff
46:25 cliffhanger. What's next? Autocomic. I
46:28 made ADHD humor GPT about a year ago.
46:32 There you
46:35 go. Preview. Let's go. Hello,
46:42 Bob. Tell them what they have won.
46:48 Period. Yeah. All right. This isn't
46:51 working and I'm bored. I don't give a
46:52 [ __ ] Okay. It codes better.
47:01 ding ding ding
47:02 ding. Let's make more pitches. Pitches
47:05 is pretty. Okay, let's see. Oh, so like
47:09 what do we want to do? What does this
47:11 make possible? So, do me a favor. If
47:13 you've been playing with it sounds like
47:15 some folks have been playing with
47:17 uh image gen all
47:19 day and sounds like it's pretty good.
47:24 So, just post in here. What's something
47:26 I should try? It can do character
47:28 consistency. It can do text really well.
47:31 It It kind of failed at put 50 objects
47:34 in an image. Um, it didn't quite get
47:38 that.
47:48 Um, if you're new here or just joined,
47:52 we are playing with the new image gen
47:55 tool in chat.
47:58 GPT turtle boy. Let's see.
48:03 Um, my
48:05 crew really likes
48:09 turtles, but not like the Ninja
48:15 Turtles. More like the
48:20 turtles from that kid at the
48:28 carnival who became
48:32 a
48:36 [Laughter]
48:39 meme.
48:42 Um, give
48:45 me 10
48:46 [Music]
48:49 ideas for
48:52 [Music]
48:55 characters based on
49:01 that. Let's just see what that comes up
49:03 with here. Good taste in turtles. It
49:06 literally does brand layout design.
49:10 Correct. Oh, that's pretty amazing. Lisa
49:12 Dion
49:14 Creative. Oh, brand. Yeah, brand layout.
49:17 Oh, that's cool. Okay. Yeah, let's do
49:19 that. Let's do that. Um, that's
49:22 fascinating.
49:25 You can have it generate a logo. Then
49:27 you can have it generate colors. Then
49:29 you can say start putting together the
49:31 pages of a brand book. That's
49:34 fascinating. I like it. The zombie
49:37 turtle whisperer. Okay, so these are
49:40 good characters. Great. Um, give
49:43 me
49:49 three image styles.
49:55 that will bring
49:58 these characters to
50:03 life in a way that is
50:07 completely
50:10 unique,
50:12 compelling, and visually
50:18 stunning. Oh, yes. This is where it gets
50:20 tasty. Yeah, this has definitely got
50:22 some some
50:25 uh some
50:27 creative responses here from the old
50:30 LLM. These characters are oozing
50:32 personality, so the visual style has to
50:35 match the offbeat, low-key absurd, and
50:38 oddly poetic vibe. Muted mayhem, lowfi,
50:42 surrealist suburbia. Wes Anderson meets
50:45 Where the Wild Things Are meets Polar
50:48 Polaroid Rot. That's kind of
50:58 interesting.
51:00 Hyperrealistic an anamorph aesthetic.
51:03 No. College core data pop explosion.
51:07 Terry Gilliam plus Basot plus garbage
51:10 pale kids plus Tik Tok filter hell.
51:13 Let's try that one. That's crazy.
51:21 Yes. Let's mock
51:25 up three
51:28 characters and a
51:31 poster. Oh, wait. First, we need a name
51:36 for the
51:38 series. You're a
51:42 genius. Have at it.
51:47 E. Oh, I love this part. Let's This is
51:52 They They definitely are going for some
51:54 personality. This isn't 40. This isn't
51:57 even four five. They're definitely going
51:59 for some personality here. Do you know
52:01 what? I bet this is a direct result of
52:04 is the Deep Seek. When Deep Seek showed
52:07 its thinking, it wrote it in really
52:09 creative ways. This feels like they're
52:11 going after that.
52:14 Let's name this Misfit
52:18 Turtlevere. Oh, with something.
52:22 Okay, let's see. Shell
52:25 shocked. We are the weird turtles. Oh,
52:28 irregular turtles. Turtle. Uh, like the
52:32 the irregular turtle society. Uh, okay.
52:35 Hang on. Wait, wait.
52:38 Uh, okay. My my group here are a bunch
52:42 of weirdos and they call themselves the
52:46 Irregulars. Period. We could just call
52:48 it the Irregulars or maybe something
52:50 like the Irregular Turtle
52:52 Society. Period. Give that a good long
52:56 think and come up with 10 names that are
53:00 going to make them happy. Period. Don't
53:03 forget they're weird. Comma
53:07 neurospicy comma
53:09 add OCD comma other
53:14 acronyms comma and just swell
53:23 people. Perfect. You're describing a
53:26 band of beautifully off-center
53:30 souls with big hearts and odd rhythms.
53:34 People who might miss the beat make
53:36 their own song. Let's honor that spirit.
53:38 Here's 10 name options. All
53:40 right. They're not about what's wrong.
53:43 They're about what's wonderfully
53:45 different. You see what I'm saying here,
53:48 people? You're not weird. You're
53:51 irregular.
53:53 The Irregular Turtle Society motto. Slow
53:56 is smooth. Weird is wonderful. The
54:00 shlection. No. The Order of the Bent
54:03 Spoon. Kind of like it. The soft shell
54:07 syndicate. Too hard to say. Team Turtle
54:10 Brain is not bad. Think slow, feel
54:18 fast. That's pretty good. Team Turtle
54:24 Brain. The awkward and awesome assembly.
54:28 The irregulars of
54:30 Shellington. Huh, that's not
54:34 bad. Leave a The Unhurried Union. Okay.
54:39 Um, I want you to pick the top
54:44 three and at
54:47 least one has to
54:52 have some form of
55:05 irregular in it.
55:11 explain why you picked those three and
55:15 then
55:17 recre the top
55:22 one. Team Turtle Brain. That's the one.
55:25 Okay. Team Turtle
55:29 Brain. What did I just walk
55:32 into? Wait, which one did you love, Lori
55:34 or Silver Fox? Uh, team turtle
55:38 brain. Oh, we've got to have a character
55:40 of Frank, don't
55:42 we? You can almost tell it nothing. It's
55:44 smart. Yeah, I know. It's
55:48 [Music]
55:53 crazy. All right. The Irregular Turtle
55:56 Society. Why? It made the cut. It's got
55:58 a Victorian Explorer Club energy. Like
56:01 they drink juice boxes and velvet ro
56:03 Like they drink juice boxes in velvet
56:05 robes and talk about feelings and space
56:08 turtles. Irregular is reclaimed here.
56:11 It's not broken. It's
56:15 bespoke. Yeah, we're different. We're
56:17 also organized enough to have a name and
56:19 a mascot. It's not bad. The gentle
56:23 rebellion captures the beautiful
56:25 paradox. Kind people with fire in their
56:27 bellies. I think that actually
56:29 does doesn't scream quirky or different.
56:32 It whispers it with confidence. Poetic,
56:34 timeless, the gentle rebellion. That's
56:36 kind of cool. I I I like it. And then
56:39 the irregulars of Shellington. Wyatt
56:41 made the cut. It's got lore potential.
56:44 Shellington sounds like a place, a
56:46 fictional
56:47 town, a shared headsp space, a common
56:50 map waiting to be drawn. The irregulars.
56:52 That's really good.
56:55 Okay. Oh, top pick. the Irregular Turtle
56:58 Society. So, I'll leave this to you.
57:00 Let's go
57:02 with either the Irregulars of
57:04 Shellington or the Irregular Turtle
57:06 Society. What's your
57:08 vote? So, just do
57:12 uh one is Turtle Society, two is
57:17 Shellington, the Irregulars of
57:20 Shellington. One or
57:25 two? I totally stand around in a gold ro
57:30 in a gold robe drinking a juice box. Two
57:33 one turtle. Okay. You can't you can't
57:37 vote with turtle
57:39 [Laughter]
57:43 emojis. [ __ ]
57:47 irregulars. Three. Of course. All right.
57:51 So, I got one and two. Gareth. Gareth
57:54 not taking a stand.
58:00 Uh, I think
58:02 uh I think I think the the turtle the
58:05 the irregulars of Shellington is
58:07 winning. Don't say can't turtles rule
58:10 one. More turtles in the chat. Let's go.
58:13 Well, we are we're going to make we're
58:15 going to make undecided. Okay,
58:17 so they're both good. The irregular
58:20 turtle society. I'm gonna go with the
58:22 Irregulars of Shellington.
58:24 It's weird. And what's the what was the
58:26 other one? The Gentle Rebellion. The
58:28 Gentle Rebellion sounds like um an
58:31 animated film about turtles that would
58:34 win an Oscar for short animated film,
58:37 but but it's not for this group.
58:40 Um The Irregular Turtle
58:45 Society. I think we're going with that.
58:47 I It's the one it recommended. I think
58:49 we're going there. All right. Okay.
58:51 We're in. Okay.
58:54 We're going with the irregular
59:00 turtle
59:03 society. Um, give me 10
59:09 taglines, which by the way, what we're
59:12 doing right now, back to the branding
59:14 thing, the the person that brought up
59:15 branding, I'm changing my name from
59:18 Kellington to Shellington.
59:23 Uh, well, we we'll incorporate
59:25 Shellington into it. Shellington will be
59:26 where they live. Oh, actually, Shel
59:29 Yeah, Shellington will be the the home
59:31 of the Turtle Society. Okay. Slow, soft,
59:34 slightly unhinged. We're We're not in a
59:37 rush, we're in a
59:41 mood. Well, we could also go with we're
59:43 not weird, we are
59:45 irregular. Where the weird ones wander
59:47 slowly built different shelled better
59:50 delightfully out of step. That's kind of
59:52 nice. We took the scenic route on purply
59:55 irregular proudly
59:57 so but it's the irregular turtle
1:00:00 society. So I don't think we can have a
1:00:01 regular in the
1:00:03 tagline. Built different
1:00:08 sh weird ones wonder slowly.
1:00:11 Delightfully out of
1:00:13 step. I like delightfully out of
1:00:20 step. We don't fit in, we stick
1:00:22 together. That's kind of
1:00:24 cool. Oh, actually, I like that one. The
1:00:28 world moves fast. We don't care. We
1:00:30 don't fit in, we stick together. That's
1:00:31 kind of what this group is. That's kind
1:00:33 of what we do here night after night,
1:00:34 isn't it? All right.
1:00:38 Okay. Okay.
1:00:40 Uh here it is.
1:00:43 [Music]
1:00:47 Um,
1:00:49 the
1:00:50 irregular
1:00:53 turtle
1:00:57 society. We don't fit in. We stick
1:01:00 together.
1:01:02 Um, the
1:01:06 society is
1:01:08 based in Shellington.
1:01:13 Um, and I want you to
1:01:21 write a
1:01:24 combination of
1:01:28 a brand
1:01:30 guide and an origin
1:01:35 story. Include
1:01:42 the
1:01:45 visual
1:01:48 guidance. Let's see which one was
1:01:55 [Music]
1:01:59 it. The
1:02:02 co college poor data pop explosion.
1:02:08 Wait, I don't know about
1:02:15 that. Like, h which one? Which one?
1:02:18 Which one?
1:02:19 [ __ ] Muted mayhem. Loi surrealist
1:02:23 suburbia. Wes Anderson meets Where the
1:02:25 Wild Things Are Meets Polaroid Rut Muted
1:02:28 Mayhem. All right, let's do this.
1:02:30 Include visual
1:02:32 guidance
1:02:34 for muted mayhem.
1:02:40 Um, style
1:02:42 above. All right, let's just see what
1:02:44 this does. Doesn't really matter what it
1:02:46 writes here. I just want it to Oh, it's
1:02:48 nice that it threw it in a canvas. It
1:02:50 was smart enough to know that. That's
1:02:51 nice. Good
1:02:53 call. So, we can edit
1:02:58 it. The Irregular Turtle Society. We
1:03:01 don't fit in, we stick together. That's
1:03:03 really good. In the sleepy backyard town
1:03:05 of Shellington, nestled between
1:03:08 overgrown hedges and the echoes of
1:03:10 forgotten sprinklers, a group of
1:03:11 oddballs, dreamers, and neurospicy
1:03:14 wonders found each other. This is good.
1:03:16 Hang on, I have to do
1:03:18 physical dexterity for Tik Tok.
1:03:21 [Music]
1:03:23 Um, I like the move slow, think
1:03:27 fast. Move slow, think
1:03:30 fast. Let's see. Can we get that in
1:03:33 there? We don't fit in. We stick
1:03:37 together. No, because it's a
1:03:39 society. Okay. But we can add that in.
1:03:42 Let's
1:03:43 see. Imagery and symbols, texture and
1:03:45 materials. That's look and feel. Society
1:03:49 structure. Membership requirements.
1:03:51 Final word. Oh, look. We're not in a
1:03:53 rush. We're not alone. Welcome to
1:03:55 Shellington. So, wait.
1:04:04 So we'll say we like to say to
1:04:10 say move
1:04:13 slow think
1:04:16 fast and then I'll put instead of we're
1:04:18 not
1:04:21 alone it's kind of our
1:04:29 thing. And then what was
1:04:31 it? That's kind of our
1:04:38 thing. We don't fit
1:04:43 in. We stick together.
1:04:48 Okay. Welcome to
1:04:51 Shellington. Okay. Great. Beautiful.
1:04:55 Done. That's lovely. It's lovely.
1:04:59 Lovely. Um,
1:05:03 now I want you
1:05:06 to
1:05:09 describe the
1:05:12 elements
1:05:13 of
1:05:16 Shellington that would be
1:05:21 included in
1:05:24 A
1:05:26 map. Let's just do it like
1:05:29 that. A map of Shellington would be a
1:05:31 peak into blah blah blah. Elements of
1:05:33 the map. The picnic table council ring.
1:05:36 The spiritual HQ. An old uneven picnic
1:05:40 table. Nice. The fort of slightly broken
1:05:43 things. This is really good. Not for
1:05:45 nothing. This is strong enough. This
1:05:48 This is starting to feel like a thing
1:05:50 that could be a
1:05:51 thing. Slow and steady wins the uh uh uh
1:05:55 squirrel. That's really
1:06:00 good. Let's see.
1:06:03 Um the final words. So, so let's let's
1:06:06 throw in here membership requirements,
1:06:08 uh society structure, that's design,
1:06:12 philosophy, voice and tone, core
1:06:15 values, origin, story. All right, let's
1:06:19 see.
1:06:23 It's going to create the map. Yeah, I'm
1:06:24 going to have it create the map.
1:06:25 Exactly.
1:06:28 Okay.
1:06:30 Okay. So, let me close this canvas. Oh,
1:06:34 this is the thing. If you don't know how
1:06:35 canvases work, they can be a little
1:06:37 confusing. What a canvas is is an
1:06:40 editable document that lives inside the
1:06:43 context of your larger chat.
1:06:45 And it it used to scare the [ __ ] out of
1:06:48 me to close them because I thought I'd
1:06:49 lose them, but you don't. So, if you
1:06:50 just scroll up in the chat, you'll see a
1:06:53 box that will be the the So, so this
1:06:56 thing, see how it's it's got the little
1:06:59 arrows up here. So, that's a canvas. So,
1:07:02 this is editable and I can open that in
1:07:04 a separate window, but it just lives
1:07:06 inside this longer
1:07:07 chat.
1:07:10 Okay. So, now the fun stuff.
1:07:16 I
1:07:17 want to
1:07:20 start with a logo
1:07:27 type
1:07:29 and maybe even
1:07:32 a mascot.
1:07:34 Wait, do I want that? Now the fun stuff.
1:07:37 No, I don't. Um, we'll
1:07:41 say I want you to create
1:07:51 three. Let's see. Create
1:07:55 the first three and main question
1:08:00 mark
1:08:06 characters. will do a poster at some
1:08:11 point, but I want to fall in love with
1:08:17 the
1:08:18 character style
1:08:21 first. All
1:08:23 right. So, now we've got essentially a
1:08:26 creative brief. We've got an origin
1:08:28 story. We have names
1:08:39 Clove
1:08:40 Slatterie. Well, what we should probably
1:08:42 do is is grab names from the from the
1:08:46 actual
1:08:49 irregulars. But then your egos are going
1:08:51 to get all [ __ ] up. You'll be like, "I
1:08:54 wanted to be the star. Why? Why am I
1:08:57 always the one that falls in the water?
1:09:07 Oh man. Um, would you like me to
1:09:13 illustrate? Yes, please.
1:09:20 Didn't you
1:09:23 already come up with the
1:09:27 characters
1:09:29 above? Are these three new ones based on
1:09:40 the creative
1:09:44 brief? Excellent catch. Yes, I did
1:09:46 create a batch of 10 by the I like I I
1:09:49 like
1:09:57 turtle. Here's how they connect. What
1:09:59 changed? Okay, whatever. Next
1:10:03 steps. Yes. Make me
1:10:09 a an image
1:10:12 of the first one.
1:10:24 I'm packing my bags. I'm ready to move
1:10:25 to
1:10:28 Shelington. Squirrel with a shell. Oh,
1:10:31 one of the characters should absolutely
1:10:33 be a squirrel in a shell.
1:10:40 And and the squirrel in the shell is
1:10:43 always the one that goes
1:10:48 squirrel. Yeah, this is
1:10:52 good. That looks like a person's head,
1:10:55 doesn't it? What What did it make of
1:10:59 Clove? Let's
1:11:01 see. Clove, the keeper of the snack
1:11:04 citadel, age 13.
1:11:07 She looks like she was born holding a ju
1:11:10 juice box in a secret. Oh,
1:11:21 okay. Wait, do these guys turn into
1:11:27 turtles? Wait, I'm
1:11:31 confused. That's very cool.
1:11:35 I think we these need to be turtle
1:11:37 characters,
1:11:41 right? He's like the squirrel from Ice
1:11:43 Age. If Spongebob could do
1:11:48 it. So, wait guys, should should they
1:11:52 They should be turtles, right? Not
1:11:56 kids. Oh, but make it a nutshell. That's
1:11:59 a good
1:12:00 idea. Dibs under Shellington Manor.
1:12:06 See, you can't do Here's the problem
1:12:09 with doing creative projects in the AI
1:12:12 learning lab. The irregulars are by
1:12:16 far like they're creatively genius. And
1:12:20 so whenever I try to do something, it it
1:12:23 is always annoying when you're trying to
1:12:25 do something creative when
1:12:27 someone parachutes in with ideas. It's
1:12:30 even more annoying when the ideas are
1:12:33 good because then you have to deal with
1:12:36 them. Like if people jump in with shitty
1:12:38 ideas, you're like, "Ah, that's just
1:12:40 annoying. Just move on." But that rarely
1:12:43 happens here. There's always good ideas.
1:12:44 Where are we going? What happened? I'm a
1:12:46 little late. Okay. So, we we have
1:12:49 created a new franchise called the
1:12:52 Irregular Turtle
1:12:54 Society. So, wait. So, this is a big
1:12:56 question. Are the characters turtles or
1:12:59 are the characters kids with turtle
1:13:02 friends? I think this is important. Let
1:13:04 me ask Chat
1:13:06 GPT. Oh, I like the different shoes.
1:13:08 Hang
1:13:09 on. I am
1:13:15 confused. I
1:13:17 think we're a work
1:13:21 nightmare. Characters are turtles. Yeah,
1:13:23 characters are turtles. Uh, I think what
1:13:26 we
1:13:29 intended, and by
1:13:32 we, I mean the overly
1:13:38 opinionated
1:13:42 irregulars and
1:13:43 [Music]
1:13:46 me. It's
1:13:48 rare, but I agree with them.
1:13:56 Um, irregulars, we
1:14:02 think all of the characters are
1:14:08 animals, not
1:14:16 kids. Get it? I love this shift. Animal
1:14:19 characters unlock a whole new layer of
1:14:21 charm. metaphor, visual magic. We'll
1:14:25 take the same personalityrich approach,
1:14:27 but channel it through the lens. We're
1:14:29 going to also try something. I while
1:14:31 this is an interesting uh look and feel,
1:14:34 it's a
1:14:36 little it's a little
1:14:41 [Music]
1:14:43 precious. So, my instinct was number
1:14:46 three. So, let's go grab
1:14:49 that. Where?
1:14:52 Where? I'm so confused. Where's my
1:14:55 number three? Okay, there it
1:15:01 is. Ding ding ding ding ding. Uh, would
1:15:04 you like me to reimagine Clove? Yes.
1:15:07 Yes,
1:15:08 please. Let's see what this looks
1:15:11 like. And an anth uh, an anthropo. Wait,
1:15:16 they have to be turtles. An
1:15:17 anthropomorphized anthrop
1:15:21 anthropomorph
1:15:24 fistness
1:15:27 anthropomorphized. Well, let's see what
1:15:28 they do. I have an idea for the
1:15:30 irregulars to create the turtle version
1:15:32 of themselves and post it to the AI
1:15:34 salon. That's a good idea. Oh, that's a
1:15:37 great idea. Wait, let's get this let's
1:15:39 get this
1:15:41 uh let me get this description of the
1:15:46 style first or let's get a picture that
1:15:49 we can start with. Actually, what you
1:15:52 can do Yeah, this is good. We'll get a
1:15:55 picture we like. We'll put it in
1:15:58 irregulars. This has to live in
1:16:00 irregulars. And I'll post like the
1:16:03 official
1:16:04 one in there. And then you can all take
1:16:08 that and you can use that as the style
1:16:10 to make your own turtle character. Oh,
1:16:13 this is good. This is good. This is
1:16:17 good.
1:16:20 Anthropomorphicness.
1:16:22 Yes.
1:16:24 Um, why does he look so [ __ ] sad?
1:16:31 All right, we're going to say
1:16:33 um this is kind of a
1:16:38 depressing
1:16:42 aesthetic. I want it to um
1:16:48 be
1:16:50 more subtly joyful.
1:16:54 Let me see
1:16:57 clove in
1:17:00 the
1:17:06 style. He looks like a depressed
1:17:08 Franklin. He does. Scrappy skunk with
1:17:11 black and white
1:17:13 nutshell. I was making frog and toad
1:17:16 images yesterday. This is very close.
1:17:18 That's really funny. Oh man, he looks
1:17:21 sad because he's out of Bllandon's. I
1:17:23 know. I'm so out of Bllandens. It's so
1:17:25 sad. Then we can use all the
1:17:28 description with our own pics. Yeah,
1:17:31 exactly.
1:17:34 Exactly. This is really fun. But I want
1:17:36 to get to like once we can get to a look
1:17:38 and feel for the
1:17:40 characters, then we can um then we can
1:17:43 come up with a logo, then we can come up
1:17:46 with a poster, and then once we have
1:17:47 that, then we can Oh, this is kind of
1:17:49 cool. Take things from there. I think
1:17:51 this is feeling better. That other one,
1:17:53 the other, that other style was looking
1:17:55 like the kind of film that would get
1:17:57 submitted for an Academy Award. We want
1:18:00 something more fun than
1:18:01 [Laughter]
1:18:05 that. Doesn't Forro make images with no
1:18:08 background? Yes. So, they can be on
1:18:10 different backgrounds. Well, but you can
1:18:12 do that anyway. It's also got character
1:18:14 consistency, Silver Fox. So, you can
1:18:15 just say give them a different
1:18:17 background. Okay. This is definitely the
1:18:19 vibe.
1:18:23 [Music]
1:18:27 All right. So, then we're going to say,
1:18:30 okay, this is the
1:18:33 vibe and the world we want to play
1:18:38 in.
1:18:41 Um, oh, and it did. It put her name on
1:18:44 it. Okay, great.
1:18:55 Now that we have this uh no, let's see.
1:19:00 Let's
1:19:01 say
1:19:04 now give me the next
1:19:10 character. Let's get these other
1:19:12 characters going. Wait, we have to give
1:19:15 ourselves names to new names, too.
1:19:18 No, I don't think so. I think when you
1:19:20 make your own, you just say you just say
1:19:23 what name you want it to
1:19:24 be. Like Danielle could put be not
1:19:27 afraid or Danielle. I don't care. You
1:19:29 put what you create your character till
1:19:31 you're happy with it and then
1:19:37 um and then put your own name on it and
1:19:40 then I'll collect them
1:19:41 all. I don't know what we're going to do
1:19:43 with these, but it'll be fun.
1:19:52 Uh
1:19:54 yes, I we're we're
1:20:00 in the image phase
1:20:07 now. Dibs on
1:20:09 Jonathan. Jonathan's a good name.
1:20:13 Jonathan's
1:20:14 [Laughter]
1:20:21 good. Well, and then and then here's a
1:20:23 question. I I think it's more
1:20:25 comedically
1:20:27 sound if you just
1:20:30 have if if everyone is turtles, but
1:20:33 there's one squirrel.
1:20:36 But there are also like Cindy [ __ ] would
1:20:39 probably want to be a raccoon and like
1:20:41 we've got all the other animals that
1:20:43 that you could choose to be. So we've
1:20:46 got to have a prepundonderance of
1:20:48 turtles because it doesn't make sense to
1:20:50 call it
1:20:51 the irregular turtle society if there's
1:20:54 not some turtles in
1:20:58 there. This is how communities fall
1:21:00 apart. By the way, I guarantee you we're
1:21:03 going to get in a fist fight over
1:21:05 whether it should be more turtles or if
1:21:07 there should be more diversity of
1:21:09 animals in the ranks of the turtle
1:21:11 society. This is the kind of thing that
1:21:13 breaks up
1:21:15 [Music]
1:21:16 communities. Wait, why? Speaking of
1:21:19 that's a lemur. Speaking of that,
1:21:23 why is he Ezie Booth chief cgrapher? Oh,
1:21:26 sleepy eyed
1:21:28 lemur, but insist he's technically part
1:21:31 [Laughter]
1:21:45 moth. There needs to be all animals like
1:21:48 how we had in the AI learning lab zoo.
1:21:50 Okay, fine. Follow the vibe. Yonder.
1:21:53 Okay, but wait.
1:21:57 Wait. So, wait. The style's
1:22:01 different.
1:22:03 Um, the style
1:22:06 changed and it needs a name
1:22:14 card. We need a
1:22:20 consistent look and feel for this world.
1:22:29 How about you could have your own shell?
1:22:31 Oh, that's kind of
1:22:34 cool. Doesn't have to be a regular
1:22:36 shell. You
1:22:39 [Music]
1:22:41 see, you're you're absolutely right. And
1:22:43 this is the kind of creative rigger the
1:22:45 the irregulars would absolutely bring to
1:22:47 the table, probably while covered in
1:22:49 glitter and eating pickles.
1:22:52 it. Okay. It's It's disturbingly
1:22:54 annoying how how well it describes the
1:22:57 personalities in this
1:23:03 group.
1:23:06 Yes. Just [ __ ] make this [ __ ] Stop
1:23:09 describing it, you [ __ ] wordy
1:23:13 minks. No freaking way I'm eating
1:23:15 pickles.
1:23:20 Oh, lordy. All right. So, I think what
1:23:23 we'll do next is we'll do we'll see if
1:23:26 we can get we can see if we can get the
1:23:28 lemur in the right color
1:23:36 palette. The irregular turtle society.
1:23:39 This is good. This is one we can play
1:23:41 with for a while. We can play play with
1:23:42 this over a course of
1:23:46 nights. We'll come up with a
1:23:53 song. We're irregular. Irregular. We're
1:23:57 not the same. We're
1:23:59 different. Walk slow. Think
1:24:02 [Laughter]
1:24:10 fast. Am I late? Did I miss anything?
1:24:13 Yeah, Jeff. We've just created an entire
1:24:15 [ __ ] IP franchise here. here that's
1:24:17 going to be worth hundreds of millions
1:24:19 of
1:24:20 dollars and you weren't
1:24:24 here. Oh, good
1:24:26 lord. I thought we established the rules
1:24:29 for this place. You show up. You show
1:24:33 up. If you don't show up, you miss
1:24:37 out. Oh, good
1:24:40 lord. Uh, I'm in a regulars in front of
1:24:43 my Shellington Manor. That's good. Okay,
1:24:46 wait, hang
1:24:47 on. So, if you've not been to the AI
1:24:50 salon, if you don't know what the [ __ ]
1:24:51 we're talking about, go
1:24:54 here, the salon.ai, click on join our
1:24:57 community, and that's going to take you
1:24:59 over to this place I'm about to
1:25:07 go. And then I'm going to hop into the
1:25:10 irregulars channel, which there we are.
1:25:12 There turtles, Shellington branch. Very
1:25:15 nice. Steo coming in hot with the Jibli
1:25:19 looking kid. Oh, wait. I'm not sharing
1:25:21 this tab. How's that not sharing the
1:25:23 tab? Come on, stupid screen
1:25:31 share. All right. There's There's Steo's
1:25:35 turtle
1:25:35 [Laughter]
1:25:40 kid. Kelly Camp. Oh, that's nice.
1:25:43 Kellington from
1:25:49 Shillington. There's Joker. Very nice. I
1:25:53 like it. I like
1:25:55 it. Kyle, I don't know what we're going
1:25:58 to do with these, but it'll be fun.
1:26:00 That's good. I like that one. Nice,
1:26:02 Vicki. All right. There's Elon answering
1:26:05 the hard question in the ethics club
1:26:07 meeting right now. Is he stealing my
1:26:09 data? Nice. Welcome to the AI learning
1:26:13 lab. This is good. I like our new image
1:26:16 generation tool. Someone said it earlier
1:26:18 that they feel like, you know, energized
1:26:20 for the first time in a long time. Oh,
1:26:22 Jim Ross said it like it feels like the
1:26:24 early days, like discovering what's
1:26:27 possible now. Now that this thing
1:26:30 essentially does exactly what you need
1:26:31 it to do, it it it really is a
1:26:35 significant significant
1:26:37 thing. Um, okay, back to chat.
1:26:40 Jeepa. All right. There's there's Ezie
1:26:43 Booth. Uh, now
1:26:48 make third
1:26:50 image.
1:26:52 Make third image.
1:26:59 Why GPT ocean? Why does GPT have memory
1:27:03 of everything we ask or mentioned? It
1:27:07 doesn't. How do you save it? example. I
1:27:10 don't want GPT to remember. I visited
1:27:12 London two years ago, although I asked
1:27:15 for tourist places. Okay, Vicki can't
1:27:18 stop laughing. That's good. I like it.
1:27:20 Okay. I I'm also thinking like I I'm
1:27:24 also thinking we might want to just turn
1:27:26 the irregulars loose to make your own
1:27:29 character and like let the styles be
1:27:31 whatever the styles are going to be and
1:27:33 then maybe we reconcile them in some
1:27:35 other way.
1:27:37 Everybody should be posting in the
1:27:38 irregulars
1:27:41 channel. So if you're in the AI salon
1:27:44 down the lefth hand side, you go down to
1:27:47 clubs and
1:27:48 hubs and the irregulars channel is one
1:27:51 two three four down the
1:27:53 list and just post it in sh show cool
1:27:58 things. And we should also do hashtag
1:28:02 um turtle society.
1:28:06 Okay. So, so that we know, do do hashtag
1:28:09 turtle society so that we know it's part
1:28:11 of this
1:28:14 project. And we might even need to make
1:28:17 our own space so that the turtle
1:28:20 society actually, you know, this is
1:28:22 actually kind of an
1:28:24 interesting Okay, here's what could be
1:28:28 cool about this. I could see us making a
1:28:31 space that's independent of irregulars
1:28:33 called the Irregular Turtle
1:28:37 Society. That is a
1:28:40 joint like creative project thing where
1:28:44 everyone just makes their own [ __ ] but
1:28:47 but we give each other permission to use
1:28:50 the other
1:28:52 characters because you could
1:28:55 take Yeah. Yeah. I mean, what's cool is
1:28:57 like you could take Joker's photographic
1:29:00 picture of his turtle in the in the
1:29:02 Joker outfit and Vickiy's one that looks
1:29:05 like what I did. You could upload those
1:29:07 both to Chat GPT and say, I you know,
1:29:10 here's what these characters are named.
1:29:12 I want them in this new style that's my
1:29:14 style. And then you could make an
1:29:16 animation or you could make a children's
1:29:18 book or you could make a thing like I
1:29:19 don't know. There might be something.
1:29:20 There might be a a
1:29:22 cool collaborative thing where we can
1:29:25 each do our own independent thing, but
1:29:27 we're doing it in this
1:29:30 coordinated kind
1:29:33 of I don't know, fascinating way. It's
1:29:36 an IP nightmare, but who gives a
1:29:41 [ __ ] This is this is the wild west
1:29:44 phase of of of the the AI world. There's
1:29:49 Shellington. Who's that? Jackie, not in
1:29:51 love with it yet, but really nice. Like
1:29:53 you you gotta have you gotta have a a
1:29:56 doctor. You gotta have a do. Is there a
1:29:58 doctor in the
1:30:01 house? All right, there's Hazel. Oh,
1:30:03 Hazel looks [ __ ]
1:30:05 sad. Are these three looking very
1:30:07 different
1:30:09 stylistically? They're in the same
1:30:10 neighborhood. All right. Okay.
1:30:14 Um I'm not grooving on it all of a
1:30:17 sudden.
1:30:19 Well, at least it's not Studio Gibbli.
1:30:22 Fine. So let's
1:30:24 say now make a
1:30:27 poster with
1:30:30 the name of
1:30:33 the show, the
1:30:38 tagline,
1:30:40 these three
1:30:43 characters, and
1:30:46 a pond in the background.
1:30:53 near the picnic
1:30:57 table,
1:30:59 waiting for others to
1:31:09 show. It should be the most
1:31:16 awesomest poster ever.
1:31:29 I wonder if you can share
1:31:32 uh chats that have images in them
1:31:39 yet. Uh oh, might have just crashed my
1:31:42 browser. I think I did. Ah, [ __ ]
1:31:46 [Laughter]
1:31:49 Oh my god.
1:31:50 [Laughter]
1:31:55 [Music]
1:32:01 Cute. What are we doing here? Did we
1:32:03 break things? I think we broke
1:32:06 things.
1:32:12 Reload. The Irregular Turtle Society.
1:32:15 Oh, that's kind of cool. I kind of like
1:32:16 that style. We don't fit in. We stick
1:32:22 together. Yeah, this is kind of cool.
1:32:24 This is kind of cool. So, in
1:32:26 fact, so so here's your requirement.
1:32:29 I'll give you the description. I I'll
1:32:32 I'll upload all these into a single post
1:32:34 that's got this description of the
1:32:36 style, but you can all make your own
1:32:38 characters. If you use this style or
1:32:40 not, I don't think it matters because
1:32:42 I'll be able to pull in characters and
1:32:44 say, "Translate that character into this
1:32:47 style." And you can do the same. You can
1:32:49 take some of these characters and do
1:32:51 them. So, all right. That's kind of fun.
1:32:53 I dig that. All right. I like the
1:32:58 uh I like the title. It's weird. It's
1:33:04 weird. It's not weird. It's
1:33:06 [Laughter]
1:33:13 [Music]
1:33:15 irregular. Salon irregulars. Cool stuff.
1:33:18 Correct. Share cool things. Yep.
1:33:22 Exactly. New activity. Vicky Baptist.
1:33:26 Vicki Pop.
1:33:33 Wow. I like it. I'm a rule follower.
1:33:36 Added my name. Exactly. So, be like
1:33:38 Vicki as always. Be like Vicki. Oh, that
1:33:41 pic of Elon and Ireulars on my phone.
1:33:44 The numbers is ref. Oh, wait. That pick
1:33:47 of Elon in Ires is midjourney with my
1:33:51 phone number as the ref. Oh, cool.
1:33:53 That's Oh, that was a nice one. Who's
1:33:55 that one? Kelly
1:33:58 Camp. I like it. Kelly from
1:34:01 Shellington. Yeah. Put your get your
1:34:04 name. So, Jackie,
1:34:06 um, Kelly, put your names on your
1:34:10 turtles. Whatever you want to be called.
1:34:12 Joker. I think we're clear
1:34:17 on. Yeah, that's a cool style. I like
1:34:19 it. Um, all right. What's going on over
1:34:22 here? Did we finish this? What's Why Why
1:34:24 is this not
1:34:27 done? Do we got to reload again? I think
1:34:30 we do. I think we got a hung window,
1:34:32 people. Oh, that's cool. But wait,
1:34:36 Bertrren and May.
1:34:43 Okay.
1:34:45 Um, okay. Wait here. Wait. Let's go. Oh,
1:34:48 we'll try it now. Okay. Watch. So, we're
1:34:50 going to grab
1:34:51 Vicki. We're going to go save image
1:34:55 as
1:34:57 Vicki. Save that to the
1:35:01 desktop. We'll grab
1:35:03 Kelly. Save image as Oh, Kellington.
1:35:07 That's
1:35:08 Kelly. Kelly.
1:35:13 Um, we'll do
1:35:24 Jackie and then we'll do
1:35:28 Joker. Save image
1:35:31 as Joker. Okay. So, now watch this. This
1:35:37 should be cool. So, we're going to
1:35:39 upload
1:35:43 Those
1:35:46 four unable to upload
1:35:50 AVIF. Oh, for [ __ ] sake. You got to be
1:35:54 kidding
1:35:59 me. It's just
1:36:01 unbelievable.
1:36:03 Export. It really is unbelievable. to
1:36:08 JPEG.
1:36:11 Export to
1:36:13 JPEG.
1:36:17 Export to
1:36:19 JPEG. You know, we have we have in the
1:36:22 world today, we have technology that can
1:36:27 generate screenplays out of nothingness.
1:36:31 Can generate images that look like
1:36:33 someone was there even when they
1:36:35 weren't. can make movies, can make
1:36:37 songs, can write code, can read code,
1:36:40 can interpret 3D art
1:36:43 programming, and we can't [ __ ] open a
1:36:46 file
1:36:48 format.
1:36:52 Really? Honest to [ __ ]
1:36:56 God. It's like like come on.
1:37:03 Okay. Now add in these charact
1:37:09 characters in the poster
1:37:13 along
1:37:15 with So wait, we've got Clove in there.
1:37:18 Does she look like she
1:37:20 did? Sort of. Yeah, with Clove,
1:37:27 Ezie, and
1:37:33 Hazel, Ezy, and
1:37:46 Hazel. Let's just see how it does.
1:37:52 So, we should
1:37:53 get we should get a poster that's now
1:37:57 got a crazy Joker turtle, a Kelly with
1:38:02 long hair, a a green
1:38:04 Vicki, a Shellington Jackie, and then
1:38:08 the other two, Hazel the Bunny, and Ezie
1:38:12 the lemur.
1:38:21 And they're all AVIF files. Oh my
1:38:25 god. It's just
1:38:28 exhausting. It It really is [ __ ]
1:38:35 [Music]
1:38:40 exhausting. Oh, we got new activity.
1:38:44 Joker. Joker coming in hot with the
1:38:46 squirrel in the turtle shell. I like
1:38:50 it. Are Are you Are you calling the the
1:38:54 squirrel
1:38:55 Joker? Are Are you the
1:38:58 interloper? You trying to distract
1:39:01 people with your hat and fancy show that
1:39:04 that they won't notice that you're furry
1:39:06 instead of
1:39:07 [Laughter]
1:39:11 scaly? Squirtle. Oh, I like it. Joker
1:39:15 the Squirtle. Okay, that's that's really
1:39:18 good. Wait, we gota we we've got to add
1:39:21 that character. Joker the Squirtle.
1:39:24 Okay, save image as. All right, so this
1:39:28 is
1:39:29 Joker the
1:39:37 Squirtle. That's good. I like it. But I
1:39:39 got to go
1:39:41 uh change it from AVIF to
1:39:45 JPEG. Why? Because the world's most
1:39:50 valuable and important and profound
1:39:53 company in the history of technology can
1:39:56 import an AVIF file. Thank you. Thank
1:39:59 you. I'll be here all night.
1:40:08 It's [ __ ] exhausting. Oh, look. It
1:40:12 did it. Holy [ __ ]
1:40:17 people. But it didn't put Ezie
1:40:20 in. So, so, okay. So, we're going to
1:40:24 have
1:40:26 to we're gonna have to get better at
1:40:29 prompting. But this is [ __ ]
1:40:32 amazing. Look at that.
1:40:36 So, let's
1:40:38 upload. So, let Wait. So, it got So, it
1:40:42 got Jackie. So, it got U4 and then it
1:40:45 invented a new character and Ez's not
1:40:50 right. Okay. So, let's
1:40:53 see. So, we're going to upload for from
1:40:56 computer.
1:40:59 Um,
1:41:00 slight
1:41:02 change. The
1:41:05 Joker
1:41:07 character is actually a
1:41:12 squirrel in a turtle
1:41:18 shell. shell called
1:41:24 um Joker the
1:41:33 Squirtle. I like that. Okay. Um
1:41:38 semicolon. The one in the white lab
1:41:45 coat is Jackie.
1:41:52 The
1:41:55 alligator shouldn't be there,
1:42:01 but
1:42:02 the
1:42:04 characters you created
1:42:08 before should be there.
1:42:13 Also,
1:42:19 it's Clove the
1:42:23 turtle with the
1:42:25 flowers in her
1:42:28 hair.
1:42:30 Ezy the
1:42:32 lemur. And what the [ __ ] was the other
1:42:34 one
1:42:35 called? I That image is really good. Why
1:42:39 is this Why am I stuck? Oh no. Did I
1:42:42 just lose that?
1:42:45 Oh, I'm such a loser. Oh no, I didn't.
1:42:49 Okay, slight change. Thank
1:42:53 god. Ezie the lemur
1:42:58 and Hazel the
1:43:06 bunny there.
1:43:10 should be a
1:43:13 total of seven,
1:43:16 right?
1:43:18 Yeah, seven characters.
1:43:22 Now, all right, and we're
1:43:28 off. Where did the crocodile come
1:43:31 from? I can't believe how good that was.
1:43:36 This is I I mean, honest to God, at this
1:43:41 point, you could take pictures of your
1:43:44 kids and their friends or just your
1:43:48 kids and turn each one of them into a
1:43:51 different animal, but keep their
1:43:55 face and then start to create entire
1:43:58 This is This is [ __ ]
1:44:02 bonkers. It really is. It really is kind
1:44:05 of [ __ ]
1:44:08 nuts. I was still trying to figure out
1:44:11 why the h why the
1:44:13 lemurs sexuality is relevant. Did they
1:44:16 did they give the lemur
1:44:23 sexuality? No, they
1:44:26 didn't. You [ __ ]
1:44:30 weirdo. Follow the vibe.
1:44:35 [Laughter]
1:44:37 Oh my
1:44:44 god. Come on, get
1:44:47 started. This is really good. It's not
1:44:50 What What's frustrating
1:44:53 is maybe because the the chat is so
1:44:57 big. Like I love the saturation of this.
1:45:01 Like you probably can't see that too
1:45:02 good on on Tik
1:45:04 Tok, but like the saturation's really
1:45:07 good on that. And then all the other
1:45:09 things are are this muted weirdass muted
1:45:15 color. But I I think what you
1:45:17 would image created.
1:45:21 No, not that I can see. Oh, we're back
1:45:23 to screen redraw problems. Unable to
1:45:26 load the conversation.
1:45:29 Nice.
1:45:31 Uh oh, it's my my browser's [ __ ] in the
1:45:35 bed. That's what's going on
1:45:40 [Music]
1:45:52 here. Oh no, did we lose that other
1:45:56 [ __ ] prompt?
1:45:58 Oh
1:45:59 no. Wait, no. This is a new image. Oh
1:46:05 no. So it put Jackie in
1:46:08 twice. The lemur's not the right color.
1:46:12 Now we've got two two Joker Squirtles.
1:46:15 Vickiy's
1:46:16 gone.
1:46:18 Okay, rest assured AI is still janky as
1:46:22 [ __ ]
1:46:27 So, I think the way that you would
1:46:29 really do this now that we're looking at
1:46:34 it, I like this look and feel. So, I
1:46:37 think we would download this
1:46:40 image. We would then download those are
1:46:44 already downloaded. We would then
1:46:46 download
1:46:48 Hazel. We download
1:46:53 Ezie. And we'll
1:46:55 download
1:47:11 Clove. And then we'll
1:47:13 say make a
1:47:17 poster in the style of
1:47:21 the
1:47:24 uploaded
1:47:26 poster with
1:47:30 each of
1:47:32 the
1:47:35 uploaded characters
1:47:40 represented. Do not
1:47:43 label
1:47:45 any
1:47:47 characters. I think this is going to be
1:47:49 the way we're going to have to do it.
1:47:51 So, we'll go
1:47:54 upload this. This
1:47:57 oops this this
1:48:00 this
1:48:03 upload. And then we'll go
1:48:09 to Yeah.
1:48:12 these open. All
1:48:18 right, let's see how that does. I think
1:48:22 this will
1:48:23 work. I found reroll does better. Oh,
1:48:27 reroll. Oh,
1:48:29 interesting. How do you Where do you
1:48:33 roll? Rate. Where do you roll?
1:48:41 How do you
1:48:44 reroll? Oh, it's probably I probably
1:48:47 can't do it because it's generating
1:48:48 something right now. All right, let's
1:48:49 let's let this thing go and then I'll
1:48:51 try to reroll that one up
1:48:54 above. All right, so Society is spelled
1:48:58 wrong. Oh my
1:49:03 god, there it's not. But is irregular
1:49:06 spelled wrong? Yeah, irregular spelled
1:49:08 wrong in that one. What about this one?
1:49:11 The Irregular Turtle Society. There it's
1:49:13 spelled correctly. That one's pretty
1:49:19 good. Looks 100% like an OpenAI issue,
1:49:23 not
1:49:24 browser, but I know it pains you to say
1:49:26 bad things about
1:49:29 them. No, I did. I said they were janky
1:49:32 as [ __ ] AI is still janky.
1:49:41 But yeah, it's probably them. I would
1:49:43 agree with you,
1:49:46 Pate. I'll say poo poo things. Hey,
1:49:48 Pate, did you did you see my Gary
1:49:51 Marcus? I got a rise out of Gary Marcus.
1:49:53 Were you here
1:49:57 earlier? I made I made Neolite magazine
1:50:01 with Gary Marcus on the cover.
1:50:06 his his book, Brains Weigh More Than
1:50:12 GPUs. He didn't like it. He said I was
1:50:15 bullying
1:50:19 him. Sorry,
1:50:23 Gary. Oh my god. Have we started yet?
1:50:27 Come on. Let's go.
1:50:30 I have a feeling their little Sam Sammy
1:50:33 Sammy old Alman said their old GPUs are
1:50:36 are melting under the load of all these
1:50:38 images being
1:50:46 generated. All right, while that thing's
1:50:48 doing its thing, let's jump over here
1:50:52 to Ires and see if we got some new
1:50:54 stuff. Kyle's image really does remind
1:50:57 me of the Franklin books. Oh, yeah.
1:50:58 Franklin rides a bike. Yeah. Yeah.
1:51:00 Yeah. Huh. That's a good one. Silver
1:51:03 Fox. Oh, I love it. The Silver Turtle. I
1:51:07 like it. That's nice. Jeff Flanigan.
1:51:13 Nice. Love
1:51:15 it. Danielle, beautiful. That's cool.
1:51:19 Gareth. Nice. The
1:51:21 painter. These are very
1:51:24 cool. All right. Val. All right.
1:51:28 So, all right. We're going to have to
1:51:31 figure out a way to Well, let's see how
1:51:34 this poster does with the multiple
1:51:36 uploads. Image created. All right. Yeah,
1:51:38 this is chat GBT is [ __ ] up right
1:51:43 now. The irregular turtle
1:51:47 society. There's Vicki. There's the
1:51:49 lemur. There's the bunny. The Joker.
1:51:52 It's still confused as [ __ ] with the
1:51:54 Joker turtle. There's three of
1:51:57 them. We lost We lost
1:52:02 Kellington. We don't fit in. We stick
1:52:04 together. Okay. Um, let's try a
1:52:10 completely new
1:52:16 style. Don't forget the
1:52:19 backstory. Oh, yeah. You had the
1:52:21 backstory in there.
1:52:28 de G from Shellington was raised by
1:52:30 hermit crabs and once slipped on a sea
1:52:33 cucumber so gracefully it accidentally
1:52:36 started a global craze of shrimp
1:52:39 yoga. He claims he invented underwater
1:52:42 mindfulness and lost a sandwich to a
1:52:45 seagull on purpose to practice humility.
1:52:48 Now he teaches barnacle seminars and
1:52:50 swears mashed up kelp is the secret to
1:52:52 inner peace. His motto, flex your fins,
1:52:55 find your
1:52:56 zen. I like
1:53:03 it. Oh, [ __ ] crazy. All right. Well,
1:53:07 let's let Chat GPT do one more thing and
1:53:09 then we'll get get the hell out of here.
1:53:12 Wait, what's this?
1:53:15 Oh, surreal stop motion puppet style.
1:53:32 Which do you think works
1:53:42 [Music]
1:53:44 best? Barnacle seminar is the next
1:53:47 craze. Beautiful question. Dreamcore
1:53:50 soft
1:53:53 glitch. Let me see the
1:53:58 poster in
1:54:04 this. Turtles are multiplying like
1:54:07 rabbits. That's pretty good.
1:54:17 Ding ding ding ding
1:54:24 ding. Oh
1:54:27 man. All right. All right,
1:54:30 peoples. We're going to start winding
1:54:32 this party down. We'll wait for this
1:54:34 thing to not redraw the screen
1:54:36 correctly.
1:54:43 de nice work on the turtle characters,
1:54:47 everyone. If you haven't created a
1:54:48 turtle character yet, you're not
1:54:51 irregular enough. Um, we need to get to
1:54:55 know the turtles. Yeah,
1:54:58 exactly. Yeah, everyone should add a
1:55:00 backstory. I like that. Everyone could
1:55:02 add a backstory. Yeah, adding a
1:55:05 backstory. Like there's kind of a cool
1:55:08 version of this moving forward. What it
1:55:11 probably looks like is
1:55:16 um God. But this is this is what we're
1:55:19 gonna have to start to do. Like like
1:55:21 what I like about this as a project is
1:55:23 it's going to teach us how to how to
1:55:26 wrangle a bunch of ideas.
1:55:31 Um I could see us bringing in [ __ ] from
1:55:34 the irregulars channel into chat GPT.
1:55:38 have chat GPT write characters with each
1:55:41 thing with the with the
1:55:44 image. Maybe put that into a PDF. Put
1:55:48 them all in a notebook LM. Just store
1:55:50 like this whole world in notebook LM.
1:55:53 Oh, that was the other thing we were
1:55:54 going to do is we're going to do a map.
1:55:55 Maybe we'll do that
1:55:57 tomorrow. We can continue this tomorrow.
1:55:59 And then cuz there's also like songs and
1:56:02 videos and posters and story books
1:56:07 and I don't know, think about
1:56:10 it. If they had run a report on what
1:56:12 kind of images are created, heads will
1:56:14 be scratching as to why a bunch of
1:56:16 people are creating turtles. Yeah, I
1:56:21 know. We've been
1:56:23 hacked. I want to know who this
1:56:25 irregular turtle society is. I'm pretty
1:56:28 sure they're a hacking group out of
1:56:30 [Laughter]
1:56:43 Russia. I showed three business owners
1:56:46 today the new version of chat GPT4 image
1:56:48 and they were blown away. It's pretty
1:56:50 stunning. I mean, it's it's dramatic how
1:56:53 slow it is. It sucks how slow it is, but
1:56:55 it is really good.
1:56:57 It's really good. Oh, that's
1:57:01 nice.
1:57:03 Wow. That's a cool
1:57:06 style. That's sort of
1:57:12 glowy. It made Joker a lemur and a
1:57:20 squirrel. Oh, sorry. You can't see it
1:57:23 there.
1:57:28 [Music]
1:57:32 The Irregular Turtle Society. That's
1:57:34 kind of cool. All right, I'll post this
1:57:36 one. Copy image. I'll throw this one
1:57:37 over
1:57:41 there.
1:57:45 What?
1:57:50 Seriously, this can't be that big. Copy
1:57:53 image.
1:57:57 Paste. You're an [ __ ] You're all
1:58:00 [ __ ] Save image
1:58:03 as the
1:58:05 Irregular Turtle
1:58:09 [Music]
1:58:12 Society. And I think what I'll do is
1:58:14 I'll also
1:58:17 um let me close this. I'll also save out
1:58:22 that kind that well that one was kind of
1:58:27 cool. But this one I like this one has
1:58:29 kind of a neat style to it. So let me
1:58:31 save this one out as the irregular
1:58:34 turtle society the
1:58:38 it.
1:58:41 Okay. So now let me go over here and pop
1:58:44 those things
1:58:47 in. Yeah.
1:58:55 It totally it totally uh
1:58:59 ignored Kelly Camp. Wait, why are these
1:59:02 are
1:59:06 these? I I I I I'm gonna I'm gonna hurt
1:59:11 some engineer
1:59:13 someday
1:59:15 because of this [ __ ] file format
1:59:21 [ __ ] This is This is for the
1:59:24 [ __ ]
1:59:25 birds. Uh
1:59:28 export. I mean, you got to be kidding
1:59:30 me. And it's it's all different
1:59:33 applications.
1:59:35 Every [ __ ] application has its own
1:59:38 goddamn format and then it won't import
1:59:41 anyone
1:59:42 else's. The
1:59:45 [ __ ] All right, that's in there. Can I
1:59:47 add more? No, but I can do a comment,
1:59:49 right?
1:59:52 Um, this is a cool look. Now, here's the
1:59:55 cool thing you can do. Look, this is a
1:59:58 cool look if you want
2:00:01 to. So, I'm not going to notify everyone
2:00:04 that we're doing this. And then I'll
2:00:06 I'll put a comment I I'll put a comment
2:00:08 in
2:00:09 here. That's the other look and feel.
2:00:12 This
2:00:14 one, because of the way Chat GPT works
2:00:18 now, you can just download those images,
2:00:21 upload them to
2:00:22 ChatGpt with your character in there or
2:00:25 whatever and just say, "Make some other
2:00:27 image." You don't have to make a title
2:00:29 page. You can make whatever.
2:00:32 So, just let's start sharing sit [ __ ] in
2:00:35 here. All right, there you go. That was
2:00:45 fun. How is everybody? Is anybody still
2:00:50 awake? Anybody still here?
2:00:55 Anybody? No, it's pronounced irregulars.
2:00:58 Repeat after me.
2:01:02 World building with Notebook LM has been
2:01:04 a goal of mine for a while. Getting
2:01:05 closer, but not quite there yet. You're
2:01:08 not quite yet there yet. Or Notebook LM
2:01:10 is not quite there yet. Jeff, that's an
2:01:12 interesting idea. Mr. It is still here.
2:01:16 Awake. Switch devices. Okay, good.
2:01:19 Vickiy's Vickiy's winding down for the
2:01:21 night.
2:01:22 Perfect. Actually finishing strong on
2:01:24 numbers. Yep, it's good. Solid. I like
2:01:28 itz kind of. Sort of. All
2:01:32 right. All right. Good. Okay. Present
2:01:37 teacher. Peter. Peter's brown nosing the
2:01:39 teacher
2:01:41 again. He's going to make a turtle
2:01:44 eating an
2:01:46 apple. Oh, nice. Valerie, that's
2:01:49 beautiful. Love that
2:01:51 one. Tams. Nice. AI learning lab book.
2:01:55 Oh, you little you the little class the
2:01:58 uh the uh what's what do you call the
2:02:01 smarty pants in class? The class
2:02:04 uh h I can't remember the smart
2:02:09 one. Is she a genius? Oh, Corey Sandler.
2:02:14 Sad
2:02:15 turtle. Oh, you're not seeing any of
2:02:17 these. I'm an [ __ ] Hang
2:02:19 on. Look, we got Corey Corey Sandler.
2:02:22 Sad turtle.
2:02:26 There's our regular society thing.
2:02:30 Here's Valerie's.
2:02:33 Nice. There's Tams with her AI learning
2:02:36 lab book. Very
2:02:37 cute. Steo down on the
2:02:41 beach. And we're going to get sued by
2:02:44 the Franklin
2:02:45 [Laughter]
2:02:49 people. These are cool. All right, cool.
2:02:52 So, we'll we'll figure out something to
2:02:54 do with these tomorrow. If anyone has
2:02:55 any ideas, just put the ideas or prompts
2:02:57 or whatever you want to put into a
2:02:59 regulars and then we'll we'll sort of
2:03:00 pick this up. All
2:03:03 right. Um, cool. All right. So,
2:03:06 tomorrow's Friday. It's not a first
2:03:08 Friday. No, it's not. It's a fourth
2:03:10 Friday. Um, so I think we'll be on time.
2:03:12 I think it'll be 8 o'clock tomorrow.
2:03:15 Um, it'll be the last day without
2:03:18 producer Brandon. So, it'll be nice to
2:03:19 have him back cuz I just feel like I'm
2:03:22 rambling. I don't have anyone paying
2:03:23 attention to what I'm doing. So,
2:03:27 um uh uh uh
2:03:30 uh I think that's it. All right, cool.
2:03:33 Peace out. YouTube, LinkedIn X. Say hi
2:03:36 to Gary Marcus in your travels. Bye.