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Jun 17, 2024 - AI's Future: How Generative Models Are Transforming Creativity

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In the latest episode of the AI Learning Lab, Kyle Shannon dives deep into the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, focusing on the intersection of creativity and technology. He discusses the emergence of innovative tools like Luma Labs and Runway ML, which are revolutionizing video generation and editing, showcasing their capabilities to create stunning visuals and soundscapes. The conversation also touches on the importance of community in navigating this fast-paced world, emphasizing that collaboration and shared learning are essential for harnessing AI's potential. Kyle encourages viewers to embrace a playful mindset, experiment with new technologies, and engage with others to foster growth and creativity. This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in the future of AI and its impact on creative industries. For more insights, check out the TikTok channel: [AI LearningLab (https://tiktok.com/@aiLearningLab). #ArtificialIntelligence #VideoGeneration #AICommunity #CreativeTech #Innovation #AITrends #generativeai Chapters: 00:00:00 Weekend recap 00:06:00 Open ai rumors 00:07:00 Tik tok 00:09:00 Llm epiphany 00:11:28 Storing data in llms 00:13:00 Transformer model 00:14:16 Ai for rare earth metals 00:15:12 Collective intelligence 00:19:00 Product ideas and copyright 00:21:14 Meta ai sunglasses 00:25:00 Mr brandon tid' 00:26:00 Sin city sipper 00:28:12 Sin city sipper update 00:30:50 Chat gpt-4 vision 00:31:50 Restaurant use case 00:34:50 Runway ml, pika, and sora 00:36:24 Luma labs dream maker 00:38:30 Luma labs progress 00:41:12 Editing capabilities 00:43:52 Runway gen 3 alpha 00:46:00 Luma labs age 00:47:00 Runway gen 3 examples 00:49:00 General world models 00:52:00 Living in a simulation 00:56:30 Runway gen 3 capabilities 00:59:00 Dense temporal captions 01:01:40 Industry customization 01:03:40 Runway gen 3 more examples 01:06:36 Deep mind audio generation 01:10:00 Sound design 01:11:50 Future of ai video 01:13:12 The importance of storytelling 01:15:50 Ai and risky scenes 01:17:18 Unrestricted llama 3 01:21:11 Political images and ai 01:24:00 Deep fakes 01:24:50 Tokenization 01:26:00 World coin and world id 01:26:31 Community and making money 01:27:00 The future of work 01:29:26 Importance of community 01:31:51 Ai salon meet and greet 01:33:33 Ai salon 01:36:18 Ai literacy 01:38:00 Ai salon values 01:41:30 Ai salon meet and greet details 01:43:49 Trusted circles 01:47:51 Google ai classes 01:49:00 Generative ai courses 01:49:36 Playing with ai tools 01:51:04 Specialization vs. generalization 01:54:41 Community as the future

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0:01 [Music]
0:15 take Highway won't
0:18 you
0:21 way your way and my way seem to
0:24 be
0:26 child mama don't understand it she wants
0:30 to know where I've been I have to be
0:34 some kind of natur born fool to want to
0:37 pass that way again you know that I
0:42 [Music]
0:45 feeling
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0:53 country long Jesus you
1:02 yeah you're singing good you're singing
1:03 good you got it
1:05 [Music]
1:11 going good evening good people
1:14 [Applause]
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2:15 [Music]
2:25 good evening good people of the
2:29 world Happy
2:31 Monday hope you had a good
2:36 weekend do me a favor share the
2:40 live Dr J shared the live yall got an
2:44 early start we did we were two minutes
2:45 early listen Dr J be like Dr J share the
2:49 live share the live you're like but Kyle
2:51 who do I share the live
2:54 with you share it with people that would
2:57 not want to hear about AI
2:59 [Music]
3:02 oh I would never send it to Jenny send
3:04 it to
3:05 [Music]
3:29 Jenny freom came my way that
3:34 night just like a jet plane in and out
3:39 side I was hauling ass at a million
3:43 miles an hour wondering how hard i'
3:49 hereit when they came into the
3:54 [Music]
3:56 station they said I was bad Beyond
3:59 repair
4:02 but I got no quals with my
4:07 situation say here I
4:13 [Music]
4:14 am
4:16 [Music]
4:18 so say sh sh Shere w't you dare to say
4:25 Shere Shere Shere won't you dare to say
4:30 hey sh sh
4:33 sh
4:36 uhhuh yeah leave a message and your
4:39 number
4:42 please take your time to want to satisfy
4:47 me take all these old fantasies and send
4:51 them care of
4:54 [Music]
4:58 me oh all right good
5:02 people play Shine On by the Cs if I knew
5:05 more than seven songs I absolutely
5:08 [Music]
5:11 [Laughter]
5:14 [Music]
5:18 would all right we only have 21 people
5:20 in here Twi or Tik Tock does not like us
5:23 tonight let's try to get some more folks
5:24 in here yeah the tapy Taps maybe those
5:26 will
5:27 help maybe if we got a different spokes
5:30 model that would help people are
5:33 flicking along like nope nope nope
5:37 just nope nope is that Alec bald when he
5:41 got fat oh no that's
5:48 disappointing we got lots of good stuff
5:50 to talk about tonight
5:52 [Music]
6:01 somebody floated another rumor that open
6:03 AI was going to launch something this
6:05 week I stopped holding my breath for
6:07 open AI about a month
6:10 [Music]
6:14 ago either they're playing
6:16 four-dimensional
6:18 chess where they're struggling to
6:21 release
6:24 things although they did it it seems
6:27 like they did release an updated dolly
6:31 three the notification did not go off oh
6:34 now there's 40 people in
6:37 here what was the
6:39 [Music]
6:43 notification who's knitting image is
6:46 that I forget whose knitting image that
6:50 [Music]
6:56 is oh that I was live it didn't it
6:59 didn't go off that I was Live Well Tick
7:01 Tock are
7:06 [ __ ] you know you go live seven
7:09 nights a week for a
7:11 year and then you main maintain that
7:13 five nights a week for however long it's
7:15 been and Tik tok's like yeah whatever go
7:19 [ __ ]
7:22 yourself
7:26 whatever I need to be a
7:30 young
7:33 voluptuous Instagram Vixen don't
7:36 I I need boobies and beach
7:39 [Laughter]
7:40 [Music]
7:54 scenes you and I keep wait you and I get
7:59 all along
8:00 [Music]
8:02 Sunday morning hair at
8:05 home sky blue and my C is strong it's
8:12 [Music]
8:13 true you can have mine I'm sick of them
8:16 all right yeah ship them over ship me
8:18 the bikinis I'll you know I'll start
8:20 going full
8:21 manini we'll go we'll go manini we'll do
8:25 virtual Beach backgrounds and I'll just
8:27 talk about how I'm manifesting abundance
8:29 we'll get we'll get this we'll get this
8:31 puppy up to thousands we'll have
8:34 thousands in here and they'll come for
8:36 the eye candy and they'll stay for the
8:38 AI education it's going to be
8:43 awesome he he doesn't look like an
8:46 influencer and I I don't think I can
8:48 unsee what he's wearing um I should
8:52 leave but I can't look away
8:54 [Laughter]
9:00 a that's funny my brain hurts I
9:04 think I had an epiphany on llms today do
9:07 tell I on China what was your
9:10 Epiphany I've had a couple recently as
9:12 well so I'm curious to hear what yours
9:14 are Joey no on the maninis
9:19 what I don't know I just I feel
9:23 like you know I feel so not
9:27 objectified you know what you know what
9:28 it is I feel like you respect me for my
9:30 brain and and I just want to be you know
9:36 influencer
9:37 meat maybe if you sold something Kyle
9:40 yeah no
9:41 [ __ ] have you tried the new what what's
9:44 the new 3D printer the new bamboo Labs
9:46 3D printer it's my favorite 3D printer
9:49 of all time I'll tell you what hey I
9:51 just got in my new shipment a Madagascar
9:53 vanilla we buy it by the pound
10:01 yeah I know I'm not selling enough you
10:02 can call in all right yeah hop on I in
10:05 [Music]
10:10 China is there an AI to sketch out my
10:13 product ideas or do I have to Forfeit my
10:16 cop copyright if I spill all the
10:19 beans um that's kind that's a bigger
10:22 interesting question like you're not
10:26 you're not giving up your it's
10:28 just um open AI may use your wait Ian
10:32 China are you here yeah he's here okay
10:34 yeah um you may you may just you know
10:38 they may use your stuff for training but
10:40 they're they're not actively going
10:42 through people's [ __ ] and Mining it for
10:44 ideas what's happening what's your
10:46 what's your so I was I was doing my walk
10:49 today hey so I don't know if it's really
10:51 an epiphany but for me it is anyway so I
10:53 was doing my walk today and I was
10:54 thinking about llms and you know it
10:57 occurred to me that everything that I've
11:00 been sort of trying to understand about
11:01 them has been rooted in natural language
11:03 and how you know the statistical
11:05 probabilities of the way the uh llm
11:08 Works in terms of predicting the next
11:10 word and the next group of letters and
11:12 the next words and phrases and
11:14 everything like that it's all centered
11:15 around language but and you know the way
11:18 it keeps vectors of numbers that that
11:21 really are um abstract representations
11:24 of those predicted next words and so on
11:26 and so forth and then I thought about
11:28 what if you don't store natural language
11:30 in the llm what if you store data that
11:33 represents some motion or some some
11:36 aspect of reality for example the three
11:39 body problem which is very known
11:43 difficult problem to try to predict the
11:44 Motions of three bodies gravitationally
11:47 acting on each other how you could store
11:49 that data in a in a huge I mean much
11:52 bigger than the biggest llm now to help
11:54 predict where the Motions were going to
11:56 be but that's just one example the other
11:58 example is like autonomous driving car
12:00 like a Tesla you know how they threw out
12:02 their old code and they mov towards an
12:04 llm and they're basically training the
12:07 llm on the presentation of what's coming
12:09 down the street and so and then I got
12:11 into the thought of what else can you
12:14 make can you take that's abstract data
12:17 not natural language and build a neural
12:20 net an llm from it to predict and tell
12:23 you about something that's going to
12:25 happen in nature next whatever that
12:27 something is well that's so that
12:30 a lot of what's fascinating about the
12:33 Transformer model is when you embed
12:35 stuff when you create that Vector space
12:38 like words are just one kind of data so
12:41 so how we're getting you know all these
12:43 different kind of models that understand
12:45 language and understand protein foldings
12:48 and things like that is they're
12:49 basically just throwing different data
12:51 sets exactly how you're describing it at
12:53 the Transformer so it's it's not just
12:55 large language models it's large all
12:57 sorts of different kinds of models right
13:00 the music stuff's created so yeah that
13:02 that's it's it's it's something I've
13:04 been thinking about a lot is you know
13:07 what are the data sets that you know
13:09 data Geeks aren't super excited about
13:12 that are that are really obscure and
13:14 valuable that no one's even thrown at
13:16 these things yet right there's there's a
13:18 bunch of stuff that you know people are
13:21 going to be creating these models around
13:23 that we can't even imagine right now um
13:26 so yeah it's huge it's huge that's the
13:29 thing is the Transformer approach this
13:31 approach of creating this Vector space
13:35 and being able to sort of reach into it
13:38 no matter what it's trained on that's
13:39 that's how they're doing all these um
13:42 when they're when they're reading
13:43 people's uh brain scans right right
13:46 images they saw that's how they're doing
13:47 it they're just training it on different
13:48 data not on words so that's exactly
13:51 amazing that's why it kills me when I
13:52 hear these AGI you know um uh you know
13:57 holier than now types talk about oh you
14:00 know uh geni is a is a is an off ramp
14:04 you know it's an off ramp I feel like we
14:07 haven't even scraped the God darn
14:09 surface yet of this stuff and and the
14:11 other example that I was just reading
14:12 about yesterday is there is a uh there's
14:16 a fight between rare earth metals in in
14:18 the world going on right now and some of
14:20 these rare earth metals are extremely
14:23 strategically important so now they're
14:25 using uh gen llms to help predict where
14:29 to find things like lithium and ridium
14:33 and Palladium basically they're creating
14:35 a training a data model on Mineral other
14:38 minerals that exist in other places and
14:41 they're trying to teach it where to find
14:43 these rare earth metals based on what
14:45 else is in the topography which is just
14:48 exactly what I'm talking about it's
14:50 creating a an llm from data not from
14:53 language yep yep yep and that's there's
14:57 lots of stuff out there and a lot of the
14:59 the you know old school AI like like
15:02 that's a lot of what they were doing
15:03 it's just the Transformer model lets you
15:04 do it a massive scale right and it can
15:07 be on anything yeah so that's coming my
15:09 my Epiphany around large language models
15:12 I talked about it a little bit on here I
15:13 think you've been on when I when I've
15:15 talked about it but what's really hit me
15:18 I tried to figure out a way to
15:19 articulate this idea that when you
15:22 interact with chat GPT they call it a
15:24 chatbot but it doesn't feel very botlike
15:26 it feels more human and but you know we
15:28 call it artific IAL intelligence and we
15:30 call it AI Bots and things like that but
15:33 um I saw I saw a tweet of this and and
15:36 the Tweet was AR AI is the collective
15:40 intelligence of humanity and and what
15:43 hit me is why chat PT and other llms
15:47 feel so human is because you're you're
15:50 not interacting with the mechanism the
15:53 mechanism is a calculator but what it
15:55 was trained on is like the output of
15:58 humanity right
16:00 yeah the Corpus the Corpus what you're
16:02 actually interacting with is Humanity
16:04 like the collective int of everyone that
16:07 came before us and that to me was like
16:09 holy [ __ ] that's that's why being good
16:12 with language and being good with people
16:15 like e Ethan mik put this out today that
16:18 those people that are better with people
16:20 are better at generative AI because
16:23 you're essentially interacting with like
16:25 the ghosts of people it's bizarre ABS
16:28 perect sense like that phrase to me
16:30 collective intelligence that's it that's
16:32 what this stuff's all about awesome
16:34 thanks so much Kyle I'm going to let you
16:36 get back thank you so much pleasure
16:38 having you up here this great appreciate
16:39 it
16:41 cheers all right so yeah let me turn on
16:45 my duly camera
16:47 again so bunch of things if you're new
16:51 here welcome my name's Kyle Shannon this
16:53 is the AI learning lab you know what we
16:55 do
16:56 here we talk about trips to Barbados and
16:59 manifesting our
17:01 abundance let me go get my
17:07 bikini um God I love it here does that
17:10 make me a nerd yes yes that makes
17:16 you I'll tell you this channel is just
17:19 we're gonna take it to the next level as
17:20 soon as I get twerking lessons I just
17:22 got to find myself like a
17:24 20-some twerking influencer and then
17:27 I'll be like well we'll put on that song
17:30 of like those Irish kids you know
17:34 something I doubt
17:36 it I doubt and then I'll do the dance
17:39 and then I'll start wearing maninis by
17:42 the pool like it's gonna be we're gonna
17:44 hook that [ __ ]
17:46 up the guy from open AI said that they
17:48 aren't just stringing words together
17:50 anymore yeah I know and Jeffrey Hinton
17:53 said that as well Jeffrey hinton's been
17:54 on a couple of new interviews lately
17:56 he's the Godfather of AI
17:59 and he's saying that um the models used
18:03 to PR predict the next word or next
18:05 token but they're now actually
18:07 understanding the concepts so there's
18:09 there's definitely a shift in
18:11 the Jeffrey Hinton was also saying we
18:14 don't understand how they work but we
18:16 know that they they're starting to
18:18 understand things um I asked chat PT
18:22 give me the summary of collective
18:24 intelligence of all of humanity into
18:26 categories oh fascinating and what did
18:29 it say that's awesome that's awesome
18:31 like what are the categories of all of
18:33 collective
18:37 intelligence there's
18:39 food there's food there's
18:45 shelter cuno I have an abundance now in
18:48 my bikini I need OIC yeah no
18:53 [ __ ] actually you know what if uh if I
18:57 really wanted to make money i' I'd get
18:59 on the uh the OIC uh influencers program
19:05 get some get get some commissions and
19:07 lose some of this uh middle-aged
19:12 manfat Hinton said they gave them the
19:15 algorithm and they didn't understand
19:16 anything after that yeah I know I know
19:19 it's [ __ ]
19:20 Bonkers well and the the thing there so
19:23 there's a couple of things what I want
19:24 to talk about tonight what I want to
19:26 show is some of the new stuff that came
19:29 came out from Runway ml they just
19:31 announced their gen 3 model and it looks
19:35 like the [ __ ] I've seen from
19:37 Runway gen 3 to
19:42 me looks better than Sora like Sora
19:45 while it was really cool it still had
19:48 glitchy like physics weirdness to
19:51 it the stuff from Runway gen 3 which
19:55 which is apparently going to be here in
19:56 days not [ __ ] weeks or months or
19:59 years like
20:00 Sora and then we had Luma labs and I
20:03 read I I learned something about Luma
20:05 Labs that's absolutely [ __ ]
20:08 mind-blowing and then um and then deep
20:11 mind today so deep mind if you don't
20:14 know them they're the they're the AI arm
20:16 of uh of Google um I heard an
20:19 interesting thing that Dennis aabus who
20:21 runs Deep Mind he's the co- CEO I guess
20:24 of of is he the co-ceo or he's I don't
20:27 know he's up there uh
20:30 for Google that he might become the CEO
20:33 of Google that would be interesting but
20:36 anyway they announced today progress
20:40 on video to
20:43 audio and you're like wait what so you
20:46 know how all these video tools they
20:48 generate silent movies well deep Minds
20:51 tool takes those silent movies and
20:53 interprets them with a prompt and does
20:56 all the sound effects for that clip it's
20:58 like
21:00 [ __ ] so I figured we go through all that
21:03 stuff because there's a there's a lot to
21:05 unpack there
21:07 um there's a lot to unpack there so so
21:10 we can do that so anyway if anyone has
21:11 any questions or any other thoughts I
21:13 asked meta AI sunglasses to evaluate my
21:15 golf stance they told me to straighten
21:18 up instant Improvement no
21:21 [ __ ] that's really cool Brandon how are
21:23 you liking the The Meta AI sunglasses
21:30 and you can if you want you can hop up
21:31 on stage and chat about
21:34 it got a meta Quest 2 headset for Papa's
21:37 day still a little janky but fun
21:42 interesting I have so many questions
21:44 about so many things tonight I know well
21:47 so feel free pop the questions in and
21:49 I'll do my best to answer them but I
21:51 just want to show some of the new stuff
22:00 Brandon what's happening hey how's it
22:02 going good so so how long ago did you
22:05 get those things uh I've had them for
22:07 about two weeks now they're just the
22:08 sunglasses though so I have to wear them
22:10 outside okay and what's the what's the
22:13 verdict two weeks in are they are they
22:16 have they have they made have they made
22:18 the Shelf yet or actually using them I
22:21 am I am actually using them um they are
22:24 I'm using them more for the camera it is
22:27 really nice especially when I'm playing
22:28 out with my kids in the backyard to be
22:30 able to just either say take a picture
22:33 or tap the shutter and the kids love it
22:36 they're like Dad take a picture of take
22:38 a picture of us with your uh glasses um
22:42 really high quality picture and video
22:44 actually I'm really impressed with the
22:45 quality of the camera um it does not
22:49 hold up from a a large language model
22:52 standpoint quite yet um but I assume
22:55 they'll be
22:56 making it is it is but it's like I asked
22:59 it when I was out in the golf course I
23:01 was really giving it it's trying to put
23:02 it through its Paces for Father's Day
23:04 Happy Father's Day by the way um that
23:07 I'd ask it like is this Poison Ivy and
23:09 it's like I can't talk to you about
23:11 medical stuff like but that's not
23:14 MediCal okay uh and and a couple of
23:17 times I'm like what what am I looking at
23:19 it's like please reconnect your meta 3
23:21 to the or meta AI to the internet like
23:25 I'm standing out in the middle of a golf
23:26 course I have five bars but other than
23:29 that when it works it it is really nice
23:32 like you know my kids are like hey what
23:33 is that plant and I ask what the plant
23:35 is like that's basil I'm like oh that's
23:37 cool and so how does it work so so you
23:40 just talk and you go hey meta or
23:41 whatever the [ __ ] you say and then and
23:43 then it's got Speakers by your ears how
23:45 like how does it actually work yeah it's
23:47 like bone conducting headphones or
23:49 whatever so it's over the over the ear
23:52 so I can hear it and people standing
23:54 next to me really can't hear it that
23:55 it's I wish it actually had like an
23:57 output like I could turn it on speaker
24:00 mode because a lot of times I'm demoing
24:01 it and people ask me to ask it a
24:03 question and I have to wait for it to
24:05 answer and then read back what it said
24:07 because they can't hear it but um it is
24:10 really nice I'm looking forward to using
24:12 it this summer when we're out and about
24:13 and it is really nice like hey what's
24:16 the forecast you know just the random
24:18 questions that come to your mind where
24:20 you would normally whip out your phone
24:21 unlock your phone go to Google type it
24:24 in you can just ask and it's just there
24:28 so yeah I like them they're I you know I
24:30 mean they were worth the 250 bucks or
24:32 whatever they're charging for them
24:34 now I wouldn't wear them as a regular
24:37 glasses yet though they're they are
24:40 um they are not uh they're a little bit
24:43 too nerdy for to there's because they're
24:45 really thick frames the sunglass Shades
24:48 mask it really well but if you're
24:49 wearing them like normal I look like
24:52 that emoji the nerd Emoji it's just
24:54 really thick yeah they're really thick
24:57 yeah yeah yeah yeah all this stuff's
24:59 gonna get gonna get uh smaller but
25:01 anyway all right cool awesome well
25:03 thanks for the review and by the way so
25:05 this this book right here M Mr Mr
25:09 Brandon tid made this so one night we
25:11 were doing I forget what I we were just
25:12 doing something in DOI and we did like
25:14 do an alphabet and then you got inspired
25:16 by that so this is my first journey in
25:19 the world of tomorrow and it's an
25:20 alphabet book for all sorts of different
25:23 geeky terms so and with with little
25:27 pictures that were made in DOI
25:30 so y that was your custom GPT that did
25:33 that authored that book and I just
25:35 copied and pasted it into a format for
25:38 Amazon Kindle Direct publishing and then
25:41 my kids love it that's awesome man so
25:45 cool all right I don't even remember
25:46 what was the name of that GPT do you
25:48 remember I don't remember I don't
25:51 either but I should also talk about Sin
25:54 City sipper all right Brandon thank good
25:56 talking to you yeah take care cheers
25:59 all right great book yeah no it's really
26:01 cool
26:06 [Music]
26:08 um all right there's that um I updated
26:13 Sin City sipper so let's let's flip over
26:15 let's go look at some [ __ ] will analyze
26:17 the curvature the putting green and
26:19 offer advice I'll tell you what you know
26:21 Tom with with the liar stuff
26:24 um with the lar cameras like those those
26:28 glass say they're going to get really
26:29 sophisticated where they'll probably
26:31 have whole arrays of you know sensors
26:33 that are beaming [ __ ] out so yeah
26:37 they're probably going to be able to
26:39 generate 3D actually you know you could
26:42 probably play a round of golf and then
26:44 not only will it analyze your swing but
26:46 you can watch the replay of your ball
26:48 you know going out of bounds you know
26:50 with all the curvatures it'll it'll do
26:52 gaui and splatting and recreate the golf
26:55 course for for you in
26:57 3D wait this [ __ ] shit's about to get
26:59 off the [ __ ] hook I'm telling you
27:02 just so like tonight's tonight should be
27:04 fun because there's a lot of there's a
27:06 lot of stuff to look at but the first
27:08 thing we're going to look at is is me
27:11 talking about Story
27:13 vine so what is Story vine and how does
27:15 it work the video that you're
27:17 watching I was talking about Story vine
27:19 all damn day all
27:21 right let's get rid of that okay let's
27:25 see let me go
27:30 [Music]
27:34 let me go to chat
27:35 JP oh I'm already on Sin City sipper so
27:40 if you're on chat
27:44 je and you've got access to either Plus
27:48 or free go to explore gpts and search
27:52 for Sin City
27:54 sipper and this is the very first
27:58 Contour mapping of the golf course yeah
28:00 that'll be coming that's it that'll be
28:02 coming if it's not already here I would
28:04 imagine that that Contour [ __ ] you can
28:06 do with the ldar cameras there's
28:08 probably a specific app out for that
28:10 right now on on the
28:12 iPhones um this was the very first
28:15 custom GPT I made if you don't know what
28:17 a custom GPT is it's basically just chat
28:19 GPT that does something special and what
28:21 this one does is it will invent drinks
28:25 for you so um I just just the reason I'm
28:29 showing it is I just updated it because
28:32 um open AI shifted from gp4 to gp4 Omni
28:39 for the engine for all these gpts and
28:41 they don't they didn't work the same
28:43 like this stopped rendering HTML that I
28:45 had in the code and it uh it wasn't
28:48 always making images it was kind of
28:49 [ __ ] up so I went in and I fixed some
28:52 stuff and then I made I made it um I I
28:56 kind of updated it so let's say we'll
28:57 say
29:01 um invent a
29:05 festive Burbon based drink for the
29:08 upcoming 4th of July
29:15 holiday and so this is called The Star
29:17 Spangled
29:19 sipper let's see what it is 2 ounces of
29:22 bourbon good an oun of lemon
29:25 juice okay an ounce of simple syrup half
29:29 an ounce of blue ciraa two dashes of
29:31 bitters fresh blueberries
29:34 interesting lemon twist for garnish
29:37 ice and then what it does oops I got to
29:41 turn off my voice to text because [ __ ]
29:44 happens is then it makes an
29:48 image of the drink and it now creates a
29:51 custom coaster that gives you the name
29:54 of the drink and it says by Sin City
29:56 sipper how [ __ ] cool is that
30:00 and that drink actually looks really
30:02 good although we got a we got a a star
30:05 in it we got to get that thing out of
30:06 there curo H yeah that's interesting
30:10 isn't
30:11 it are the custom gpts in po open to all
30:15 users yes they are isn't yeah isn't the
30:18 coaster cool Source camp and it says by
30:21 City sipper so Source Camp when you're
30:23 demoing this to restaurant
30:26 people um
30:28 like this is easily modifiable for a for
30:32 like for a
30:33 bar so imagine like this was Source Camp
30:36 had this idea she was she was showing
30:38 chat GP or showing Sin City sipper to a
30:41 restaurant tour and said you could
30:43 create like an iPad where people while
30:46 they're waiting for their tables could
30:47 design their own drink based
30:50 on the booze you have the most of so
30:53 here's a cool thing you could do with if
30:55 you don't know chat gp4
30:58 has
31:00 Vision so for example you could take
31:04 this was Source Camp told me she did
31:05 this this blew my mind you can take a
31:08 picture of the bottles on the bar and
31:11 have it determine which ones are at what
31:13 percentage of emptiness so so you know
31:16 which one to you know to
31:20 reorder you could similarly say take a
31:22 picture of the bar and then say give me
31:25 drinks that are only based on what I
31:28 have have in the bar right so it's
31:30 always using the booze you've got
31:33 available um and then yeah you could
31:35 make it so so that the image it
31:37 generates has the name of your company
31:39 on it something like that crazy right
31:43 just have the star change to a thin
31:45 slice of star fruit yeah there you go
31:47 that's perfect all right I have it
31:50 making drinks with booze we need to get
31:52 rid of at the restaurant there you go
31:54 Silver Fox that's it and and that's that
31:58 that um that use case um someone shared
32:02 with me I forget who it was they did a
32:04 Super Bowl part party this year and they
32:06 took a picture of their bar and they
32:09 said come up with 50 Super Bowl drinks
32:12 and you know present the menu so that we
32:14 give it to people and then create the
32:16 recipes for the bartender so they had 50
32:18 custom cocktails made by Sin City
32:22 sipper and uh and it used only the booze
32:25 they had available I think that's really
32:27 slick all right is isn't that the
32:28 purpose of a special to get rid of the
32:30 Overstock well it's still good there you
32:32 go yep
32:34 exactly is that an anast star no that's
32:37 just
32:39 well it should be but it's just it's
32:43 just confetti it's the same as the [ __ ]
32:45 on the on the
32:47 ground but Isn't that
32:49 cool and so now it correctly says this
32:53 GPT was created by Kyle Shannon
32:54 co-founder of the AI Salon Creator and
32:56 host of the AI learning lab on Tik Tok
32:58 so it's a little ad for you know for the
33:00 community and and this and that so
33:02 anyway go use Sin City Seer all right
33:06 enough about me let's talk about
33:08 [Laughter]
33:14 me all
33:16 right what's that oh yeah that's that
33:19 okay okay
33:22 so let's do some history here
33:28 d
34:00 oh that's cool Lord digital Gods what
34:04 did you
34:08 make oh that's pretty
34:11 slick except you know it would be much
34:14 better if I actually went in and put
34:16 titles in all these
34:18 things when was the last time I actually
34:20 did a
34:21 title
34:23 December November 30th is the last
34:26 YouTube video I actually have
34:29 um a description
34:31 of we'll get that going Brandon and I
34:34 were working on that for a bit I think I
34:36 dropped the ball on that all right let's
34:38 talk about you what yeah exactly enough
34:40 about me what do you think about me um
34:44 okay
34:46 so for for many
34:49 moons
34:51 um Runway ML and Pika were the big
34:54 texted video things and then Sora came
34:56 out and Sora was announced does this say
34:59 when it was
35:04 announced read the technical report
35:07 February
35:08 15th so many many months
35:13 ago open AI comes out with here's the
35:16 this is the
35:18 famous famous
35:21 woman famous Japanese woman walking down
35:24 you know Tokyo Tokyo streets in the rain
35:28 59 second
35:30 video and and we still haven't [ __ ]
35:33 like this thing still hasn't
35:35 launched so February March April May
35:41 June 15th so almost exactly four months
35:45 and we still don't have
35:48 anything
35:51 then
35:54 Google announced Vo
35:58 our most capable generative video
36:05 model
36:08 and no word on when it's coming
36:14 out and
36:17 then last week was it only last week I
36:21 think it was last week last
36:24 week this Sora killer called Luma Labs
36:30 showed up on the
36:31 scene and so like here's a video this is
36:34 a video I made I I went and got a
36:39 um just a picture off the Internet this
36:41 was of The Shining like a Lego kind of
36:45 thing and so this is an image to video
36:48 with Luma Labs it's called Dream Maker
36:51 and it's Luma
36:55 labs. and so like holy [ __ ] like out of
36:58 nowhere this Luma lab showed up and you
37:01 know this might not be Sora level good
37:05 but it's pretty [ __ ] good and you
37:07 know if you if you look at some of the
37:09 videos like this is a video I did of
37:11 Alvin ay dancers that just morph into
37:15 monstrous monstrous
37:18 [ __ ] aberration of nature uh so it
37:22 still got all the sort of morphing and
37:24 weird ass hallucination stuff but like
37:26 this was a picture I did of I did a
37:28 mockup of a of the musical that I'm
37:31 working on on that little picture and
37:34 then it just made all this New York City
37:37 it it panned down to the street and then
37:39 this whole part of the scene is
37:40 completely
37:43 invented um so that's really impressive
37:47 and
37:48 then I read this no this
37:53 no where the [ __ ] is it
37:58 did I put it
38:01 here hang
38:05 on
38:07 Luma Oh
38:10 Know by the way this tool I think I
38:14 learned this from Riley Riley what's his
38:16 name um
38:21 Luma yeah this
38:25 one okay
38:30 so this dude research scientist working
38:33 on video generation at Luma laabs previe
38:36 previously video poet at Google
38:43 AI so Benjamin decracker deer says I
38:48 realiz Luma dream machine is better
38:50 anything Google has shipped and Dan said
38:53 now you know why I left Google to join
38:55 Luma I was in the team that developed Vo
38:58 early on but knew it would never be
39:00 shipped to the masses for quite a long
39:02 time same as Sora not until a company
39:05 like Luma forces their hand he quit
39:10 Google went to Luma they [ __ ]
39:13 launched Luma in three
39:16 months three
39:18 months three months
39:23 so um we have a model that's doing this
39:27 kind of [ __ ] that was launched in 3
39:30 months so so we're now starting to see
39:33 like little whipper snapper of
39:35 companies you know sort of outclass and
39:37 outpace these big research companies now
39:41 is this stuff going to be as safe is it
39:43 going to be as um coherent is it going
39:45 to be I I probably not like this is
39:48 probably not super um
39:53 responsible but I think that's
39:55 independent of the fact that this stuff
39:57 is accelerating is starting to happen
40:00 faster
40:01 [Music]
40:06 um yeah so that's the next thing coming
40:09 okay
40:10 but what I wanted to show on the Luma
40:16 stuff
40:17 did I lost all my hang on let me go back
40:20 to this
40:23 [Music]
40:25 thing okay
40:29 okay so Luma came out a week ago after
40:32 three months of nothing they just show
40:34 up on the scene they've already added
40:36 the ability to extend the video so it'll
40:40 make like a 7-second video then you can
40:42 extend it to 15 and then you can extend
40:44 it to 22 and then you can extend it to
40:46 28 right so you can just keep extending
40:50 it so that's
40:52 cool and then they
40:59 where is it yeah this
41:04 thing
41:12 oops so coming soon to dream
41:17 machine um here's a sneak peek of
41:21 something powerful editability and
41:23 intuitive
41:25 controls so let me make this video full
41:28 screen and then let's we'll stop and
41:32 start okay so they're doing multiple
41:35 aspect ratios I think they all do
41:44 that okay so let's see share more
41:49 related ideas so it's it says dreaming
41:53 some ideas about a young Apprentice
41:55 discovering magic so rather than
41:57 creating one video it's creating three
42:00 so that's
42:04 cool explore Concepts look at all these
42:07 new things there's a little swipey
42:09 finger thing there's a starry thing
42:12 there's a other thing there's a
42:14 paintbrush thing and there's a whatever
42:15 the [ __ ] he's clicking on here
42:17 [Laughter]
42:21 [Music]
42:23 thing wait
42:28 so so he clicks the button I guess this
42:30 was the magic button he clicks the
42:32 button and they're doing
42:36 segmentation Young Apprentice is here
42:38 bluish tint is here afternoon is here
42:40 Forest is here magical book is here and
42:43 then they're they're changing that
42:52 stuff look at this he's he's over
42:56 changing the background
42:59 and the The Apprentice is staying the
43:01 [Music]
43:06 same precise
43:18 edits
43:20 so so that's
43:22 Luma so that's the thing that's like a
43:25 week old that the guy [ __ ] said [ __ ]
43:28 it I'm leaving Google I'm going to go
43:30 make some [ __ ] that can actually launch
43:32 3 months later they launched this thing
43:35 now was it in development before he got
43:38 there I don't know possibly probably
43:41 which platform is this this is Luma
43:43 lab's dream dream
43:46 machine then
43:52 today Runway I can't keep up anymore
43:56 lunatick this is [ __ ]
43:58 Bonkers because that's just that's just
44:02 that's just Luma Labs that's just dream
44:04 dream
44:05 machine now Runway which we know and
44:07 love today they announced gen 3 Alpha
44:11 and it's supposed to be launching in a
44:13 few
44:15 days so none of this Sora will show you
44:18 the coolest thing ever and then maybe
44:21 Ashton K Kutcher gets to play with it
44:24 because he's [ __ ] Ashton Kutcher what
44:27 have I been
44:29 punked how about the AI learning
44:33 lab I've got nearly 35,000 followers
44:36 like what's Aston kusher got like
44:40 60,000
44:45 [ __ ] so anyway they're never [ __ ]
44:48 launching that thing so this thing is
44:51 supposed to come out in a few days so
44:52 we' so we've got Luma sort of goes from
44:55 nothing to Something in three months and
44:57 and is already iterating features
44:59 rolling out features you know they are
45:02 they just added extend 3 days after they
45:04 launched and now they've got this this
45:06 editing coming that's got this layered
45:07 ass editing and then you've got gen 3
45:10 Alpha and and again this should be here
45:12 in a few days okay so let's go look at
45:14 some of these videos
45:16 because every one of the Sora videos
45:19 that I saw when I watched it
45:22 slowly I was like eh it's it's like 80%
45:27 right like there was always some weird
45:29 physics [ __ ] up in it it was good and
45:32 the coherence was really impressive but
45:34 it was like
45:37 80% these examples that I've seen from
45:40 gen 3 Alpha I like I
45:43 don't I don't see anything wrong with
45:48 these I just
45:50 don't oh the other thing six million
45:53 what's six million
45:57 I don't know what six million is in
45:58 reference
46:01 to Luma is two years old by the way okay
46:04 that makes sense I I'm like they
46:06 couldn't have made it in three months
46:08 from the time that guy got there it was
46:10 three months till they launched
46:11 something great Ashton's followers oh
46:14 six million oh so what so so Ashton's
46:17 got a few followers Kutcher Kutcher six
46:20 million listen listen
46:22 Ashton you think just CU you're like
46:25 like famous and B been in movies and
46:28 like we're married to Demi Moore and
46:31 like have 6 million followers like
46:32 somehow you're more deserving of access
46:36 to Sora than me
46:39 fine fine be that way all
46:43 right so there's that IM there there's
46:45 that video there's this this is a little
46:48 weird and wonky in
46:50 the some of like physics around the
46:53 knees but like the coherence of the
46:55 stores going by
46:58 are pretty
47:00 crazy it's pretty good his face isn't
47:02 morphing and moving weird his hands
47:04 aren't like turning into [ __ ]
47:07 octopi are we looking at Runway yeah
47:10 this is Runway gen 3 Mary Mary to me
47:14 more oh yeah we're on Runway
47:18 now six million followers less than the
47:21 AI learning lab exactly this the 35,000
47:25 that are here is it's quality not
47:28 quantity I could have 6 million
47:30 followers
47:31 easy that's that's I reserve the right
47:34 to wear a
47:35 manini we will
47:38 have dozens of followers leave on that
47:42 first
47:44 day please do not denigrate yourself
47:48 comparing yourself to Mr Kutcher I
47:50 actually think Mr Kutcher is he's very
47:53 smart and he's he's got a a really good
47:55 sense of humor I he's one of those guys
47:58 that you really want to hate but he's
48:00 actually kind of a nice guy and really
48:01 [ __ ] smart so I I I actually
48:03 appreciate uh Mr cucha um so anyway
48:08 that's that video this one is stunning
48:11 The Prompt here is fpv flying through a
48:15 colorful Coral line streets of an
48:17 underwater Suburban neighborhood and it
48:20 like starts out there's like a Toyota
48:22 Prius in the corner and like the the
48:24 corals grown up around the houses like
48:26 bushes and trees it's like a little
48:28 established and look at the little
48:32 road and look at the like the bubbles
48:35 like again I don't see any major physics
48:38 fuckups here like this
48:41 seems pretty [ __ ] good the turtle's
48:44 weird that fish is weird so there's
48:47 there's little things but like I
48:50 wouldn't notice that this one's a little
48:53 odd the the shape of the balloon but
48:55 there's a balloon floating down a street
48:57 in some European
49:00 alley is this text to video or do we
49:03 need to start with an image I think it
49:04 does both but I'm not sure um let me
49:09 see oh by the
49:11 way
49:13 um gen 3 Alpha is the first the first of
49:18 an upcoming series of models trained by
49:20 runway on a new infrastructure built for
49:23 large scale multimodal training
49:25 multimodal training m multimodal
49:27 training it's not going to be just
49:30 video it is a major Improvement in
49:33 Fidelity consistency and motion over Gen
49:36 2 and to step towards building General
49:38 World models this was the thing Sora was
49:41 talking
49:43 about Sora was talking about we're not
49:46 making video we understand and are
49:48 simulating the physical world Runway is
49:52 building General World models moving
49:55 toward multimodal training
49:58 so this thing's going to do sound this
50:01 thing's probably going to do 3D
50:03 worlds I wouldn't be at all surprised if
50:06 it does language and if it does language
50:09 it probably does programming and if it
50:10 does programming it probably does game
50:13 mechanics and
50:17 simulations like just if you think about
50:20 what they're thinking
50:22 about where everyone's headed is systems
50:26 that understand the world understand and
50:29 cons simulate the
50:30 world the output is video but what it
50:34 actually understands this goes back to
50:36 what ion chy was talking about that wait
50:38 you throw different data at these things
50:40 they get good at crazy ass different
50:43 [ __ ] okay so let's go look at some more
50:48 examples
50:49 um again as it's zooming in there was a
50:53 little weirdness
50:55 there but that was was pretty
51:00 good this thing is very very coherent
51:03 like the people in the background are
51:04 staying pretty consistent no one just
51:11 materializes that balloon floating
51:14 pretty good that dandelion doesn't
51:16 really look like a dandelion but it's
51:18 not bad there's a Tokyo train running
51:21 through a Tokyo neighborhood
51:27 fine grained temporal control and again
51:30 so if you're new to if if you're just
51:34 joining this is Runway ml's gen 3
51:37 preview which is apparently coming out
51:39 in a few
51:41 days the whole we're living in a
51:43 simulation argument is starting to make
51:45 more sense Brandon you know what's funny
51:48 a year
51:49 ago like people have been talking about
51:52 we're living in a simulation for the
51:53 past [ __ ] decade like the evidence
51:56 points to and like physicists like just
51:59 some smart people are like it's possible
52:00 we're living in a simulation like what
52:02 the [ __ ] are you talking about like we
52:04 would know it's a
52:06 game and now I'm looking at this going
52:09 would
52:10 we would
52:12 we I was just tinkering with that too I
52:16 know [ __ ] Bonkers it's [ __ ]
52:18 Bonkers we still haven't learned our
52:20 lesson of taking press
52:22 releases as the truth have we well but
52:25 what what I said Pate was uh
52:28 apparently this is coming out in in a
52:30 few days so if by the end of the week
52:33 today's Monday a few days says to me
52:35 that we will have this by Friday if we
52:38 don't have this by Friday I will put it
52:40 in the [ __ ] pile of Sora uh where you
52:44 know we can make fun of it four months
52:46 from now for still not existing but
52:48 anyway fine grain temporal control it's
52:51 been highly trained with highly
52:53 descriptive temporal dense captions
52:57 enabling imaginative Transitions and
53:00 precise key framing of elements in a
53:03 scene don't quite know what that means
53:05 but it sounds like they can do some
53:07 pretty sophisticated isolation of
53:13 elements this is really similar to the
53:16 um the Tokyo train video that Sora
53:21 did that's really interesting with the
53:23 little flashlight on the walls
53:33 dude on a mountain mountain isn't
53:39 morphing yellow sky is
53:44 weird but
53:50 cool water's looking decent it's a
53:53 little weird in here but decent
53:58 again like I'm looking at this stuff
54:01 pretty hard to try to see is there
54:03 anything here that's like an obvious
54:05 giveaway if you didn't know you were
54:07 looking if you weren't looking for
54:10 weirdness there's nothing here that
54:13 jumps out to
54:19 me these tunnel tracking shots are
54:23 always they kind of invite you to find
54:26 the weird ird Ness in them the the fpv
54:29 Drone drone
54:38 things actually this one's actually
54:40 quite
54:42 impressive because normally with um with
54:46 the video models like the pen would
54:48 start out looking like a pen and the
54:49 fingers would start out looking like
54:50 fingers and then the pen would go Z and
54:53 you know it would turn into a finger or
54:55 it would like be you know intersecting
54:57 the finger and then the other fingers
54:59 would be doing this look at look at the
55:01 hand
55:03 here like that's a hand drawing a line
55:07 little weirdness in the lines right
55:09 there
55:17 but
55:20 crazy from the shelter of My Mind
55:23 through the window of my eyes Ryman
55:25 Simon
55:28 some bugs this is another Sora shot
55:31 knockoff clearly these these guys are
55:34 are uh [ __ ] with the Sora
55:39 team like that's a that's a pretty
55:42 impressive shot start zoomed in on bugs
55:45 pan out to the Suburban
55:47 neighborhood none of the houses are
55:48 moving the bugs didn't turn into three
55:50 bugs or five bugs or 10 bugs
55:58 this is tsunami in the
56:01 streets which water and waves are always
56:05 weird there's what's interesting about
56:07 this that moment right there water just
56:10 materializes is weird and right there
56:12 the water had weird structure to it but
56:15 like this stuff and that you could
56:18 absolutely use you could there's there's
56:20 usable pieces of this that you could use
56:22 even though some of it's weird
56:26 this is an impressive shot I think this
56:28 is where we started all
56:30 right so that's that photorealistic
56:33 humans excels at generating expressive
56:36 human characters with a wide range of
56:43 actions wide range of actions gestures
56:46 emotions unlocking new storytelling
56:55 opportunities no weird weird body
56:58 proportions well maybe a little weird
57:01 leg
57:02 there but generally pretty
57:07 impressive what does this mean
57:08 temporarily dense captions um I
57:12 definitely know what that means but I'm
57:14 going to turn it over to Pate to answer
57:15 that because um densely what was it
57:19 densely accurate captions means they
57:23 they have act they're they're not sparse
57:28 uh Pate why don't you why don't I could
57:30 easily explain it but I think you do
57:32 better with Concepts like dense uh
57:39 captions I don't [ __ ] know um lots of
57:42 data tags and annotations throughout the
57:44 videos for training oh for training on
57:47 oh okay cool interesting oh that's
57:50 actually what it means so he did answer
57:52 it
57:54 great um
57:58 yeah these humans are looking pretty
58:01 human the camera movements are weird but
58:06 not
58:07 bad I've been getting amazing Clips with
58:09 Haier and pixiverse
58:12 temp oh temporarily Through Time
58:14 captions words oh I see oh dense dense
58:18 captioning over time got it got it got
58:20 it okay so when they're tagging the
58:23 videos for
58:24 training they're tagging a bunch of [ __ ]
58:27 oh no I guess probably when they're
58:29 tagging the videos after it was rendered
58:31 as well that's probably how they're
58:33 doing that interface where they're
58:34 popping up all the different words and
58:36 they can change out the backgrounds and
58:38 the foregrounds and things like that
58:40 that's
58:41 fascinating so dense
58:46 temporal uh what was it
58:50 descriptions is similar to the it's
58:53 similar conceptually it sounds like
58:57 to what Sora was using with their with
58:59 their little
59:00 uh um their little grid of Cubes I
59:04 forget what they were called points no I
59:08 don't know whatever
59:11 interesting okay let's see what else we
59:13 got
59:14 here looks realistic and again to pate's
59:18 point these are the these are the
59:20 marketing clips that they chose so these
59:22 are
59:23 good but it's not bad like the hands on
59:27 the piano they're a little weird his
59:29 right hand's a little weird that
59:32 one
59:34 but they're not
59:45 bad like that's impressive because
59:48 normally you know a Spaceman and a suit
59:50 like that his face would be all over the
59:54 place this one blew me away watch
1:00:01 this the hair is good it's consistent
1:00:04 prompt a middle-aged sad bald man
1:00:07 becomes happy as a wig of curly hair and
1:00:10 sunglasses Falls suddenly onto his head
1:00:12 around his
1:00:14 head that one's pretty [ __ ]
1:00:22 impressive it does dark and M Moody
1:00:24 cinematic really nicely apparent L okay
1:00:27 yeah that's where we started four artist
1:00:30 by artists was a collaborative effort
1:00:32 from a cross disciplinary team of
1:00:34 research scientists engineers and
1:00:35 artists it was designed to interpret a
1:00:38 wide range of styles and cinematic
1:00:41 terminology so giant strange
1:00:44 creature Joker GNA give reality a
1:00:47 one-star review today's janky is
1:00:50 certainly nothing like yesterday's janky
1:00:52 I know like we're really having to like
1:00:55 search for the Jank
1:00:57 that's what I said embrace the Jank and
1:00:59 you know enjoy the Jank while we got it
1:01:02 all right this is another one that's a
1:01:05 SORA a man made from rocks walking
1:01:08 through the forest full body shot so
1:01:11 there's weird like the rocks are like on
1:01:15 fabric because they move when he
1:01:17 walks but like there's no additional
1:01:20 rocks rocks aren't merging
1:01:23 together he's basically staying coherent
1:01:26 that's pretty
1:01:29 amazing slow cinematic push in on an
1:01:32 ostrich standing in a 1980's
1:01:39 kitchen
1:01:41 damn that was not an ostrich beak but
1:01:44 we'll forgive them for that a giant
1:01:46 humanoid made of fluffy blue cotton
1:01:48 candy stomping on the ground roaring to
1:01:51 the Clear Blue
1:01:53 Sky zooming through a dark forest with
1:01:56 neon neon light Flora lighting
1:02:01 up I'm so sick of this neon aesthetic
1:02:04 like everything is this neon aesthetic
1:02:07 that's cool a cyclone of broken glass in
1:02:10 an urban Alleyway Dynamic
1:02:16 movement I mean that looks like a
1:02:18 [ __ ] shot from a
1:02:19 movie
1:02:21 right where someone's got a dream
1:02:23 sequence or they discovered their
1:02:25 magical
1:02:27 powers and they put together the ball of
1:02:29 glass and send it down to the cops and
1:02:32 cut them
1:02:33 up the Matrix
1:02:40 Salon okay that fire is really
1:02:48 impressive things fluid dynamics are
1:02:52 normally really not good
1:02:56 this is this is super
1:03:00 impressive highly detailed closeup of a
1:03:05 bacteria ultrawide shot of a stone hand
1:03:09 reaching out of a pile of rocks at the
1:03:10 base of a mountain yeah that's pretty
1:03:13 much that isn't
1:03:14 it like
1:03:18 that's I see nothing in that not other
1:03:21 than just it's a weird if someone took
1:03:23 the time to make a hand that big it
1:03:25 would probably have better proportions
1:03:27 it looks like a very thick man's hands
1:03:31 he was very short with stubby fingers
1:03:33 but you
1:03:35 know other than
1:03:39 that nothing this is
1:03:44 trippy aerial view of a cloaked figure
1:03:48 elevating in the sky between
1:03:52 skyscrapers oil painting of a natural
1:03:55 Forest environment with colorful maple
1:03:57 trees and cinematic Parallax animation
1:04:00 so it's doing The Parallax animation
1:04:02 that's where [ __ ] in the background
1:04:04 moves slower than the [ __ ] in the
1:04:06 foreground so it gives it
1:04:10 depth there you go that was
1:04:13 that lady in a
1:04:15 car can you see her reflection you can't
1:04:18 really see her
1:04:20 reflection but she stays really
1:04:22 coherent so does everything in the
1:04:24 background
1:04:26 doors opening up on this ship or
1:04:28 whatever the [ __ ] it
1:04:31 is industry
1:04:34 customization as part of the Gen 3
1:04:36 models we've been collaborating and
1:04:38 partnering with leading entertainment
1:04:39 and media
1:04:41 organizations to create custom versions
1:04:43 of gen 3 ah we talked about
1:04:49 this mark my words we're going to be
1:04:52 able to
1:04:54 license official models so imagine an
1:04:58 official Toy Story model or an official
1:05:01 Disney
1:05:02 model where it understands the animation
1:05:05 style and you'll be able to generate
1:05:08 licensed
1:05:09 content from from your favorite
1:05:13 companies customization of gen 3 models
1:05:15 allows for more stylistically controlled
1:05:17 and consistent characters and targets
1:05:20 specific artistic and narrative
1:05:22 requirements among other features
1:05:26 like say
1:05:28 licensing for companies interested in
1:05:31 fine
1:05:32 tuning get ready to write a [ __ ]
1:05:34 [Laughter]
1:05:38 check running toward the rocket launch
1:05:40 I'm pretty sure you're not allowed to do
1:05:42 that ma'am ma'am ma'am ma'am please
1:05:45 please ma'am please step back from the
1:05:48 ma'am ma'am don't run toward the rocket
1:05:52 [Laughter]
1:05:58 a dragon
1:06:01 toucan walking through the serengetti oh
1:06:05 that's
1:06:10 nice ah an empty Warehouse where flowers
1:06:14 start blooming from the
1:06:16 concrete I'd say they bloomed beautiful
1:06:20 all right so that's that and then I got
1:06:22 one other thing to show you what's this
1:06:25 yeah that
1:06:27 what's this that's just nothing and
1:06:29 that's Sora okay so the last thing to
1:06:32 show
1:06:34 you
1:06:36 is also [ __ ]
1:06:40 Bonkers so you know how all these here
1:06:43 videos are silent well this is Deep Mind
1:06:48 so this is Google Deep
1:06:50 Mind and this is just a how did they put
1:06:53 it a
1:06:57 they're G us giving us an update but
1:06:59 they want us to know what's coming and
1:07:03 again they haven't launched vo so I
1:07:05 don't know when this is coming but what
1:07:09 this thing does is generates audio from
1:07:13 the video clip so you give it the video
1:07:17 clip and then just give it a prompt so
1:07:20 prompt cinematic Thriller horror film or
1:07:24 horror film music music tension Ambiance
1:07:27 footsteps on the
1:07:33 [Music]
1:07:41 [Music]
1:07:44 concrete
1:07:50 crazy so this is cute baby dinosaur
1:07:53 chirps jungle Ambience egg cracking
1:08:04 have you ever tried to [ __ ] do sound
1:08:06 design do you know how impossible it is
1:08:08 to find something even remotely close to
1:08:10 what you want
1:08:18 ever just tuck that [ __ ] into existence
1:08:27 [Music]
1:08:37 crazy cars getting oh this this one I
1:08:40 was really impressed with this one's so
1:08:41 cool
1:08:46 [Music]
1:08:48 [Applause]
1:08:52 [Music]
1:09:00 one minute power tap folks thank
1:09:04 you slow mellow harmonica plays as the
1:09:07 sun goes down on the Prairie
1:09:10 [Music]
1:09:24 [Music]
1:09:26 w
1:09:34 [Music]
1:10:00 there's how the [ __ ]
1:10:02 works this was bad this is the only one
1:10:05 I saw that was really kind of
1:10:07 [Music]
1:10:13 eh and the only thing bad about it is
1:10:16 that if you were playing that high in
1:10:18 the neck and you like you you would I
1:10:20 don't know it just it just wasn't good
1:10:22 music
1:10:32 I want to be a fley artist when I grow
1:10:34 up I was shook when I heard breaking
1:10:36 celery is is breaking bones oh that's
1:10:39 awesome I want it's funny I wanted to be
1:10:41 a stunt man when I was a kid a stunt man
1:10:43 or a
1:10:47 microsurgeon went for acting this tery
1:10:50 looks amazing though I am so hungry all
1:10:54 right so anyway
1:10:57 isn't that [ __ ] Bonkers people it's
1:10:59 [ __ ]
1:11:02 Bonkers
1:11:03 like I don't know quite how to process
1:11:06 all
1:11:07 that so we should have Runway so we've
1:11:11 got you've got Luma Labs right now
1:11:16 um if you don't pay for it it's slow as
1:11:21 [ __ ] like hours
1:11:26 um and you're limited to 10 videos a day
1:11:29 if you do pay for it it's $23 minimum I
1:11:33 think you get 100 or 150 or something
1:11:36 like that there's no daily limit and
1:11:39 it's faster you get
1:11:44 priority um but none of these media
1:11:48 things are going to be cheap because it
1:11:49 just takes a lot more processing but you
1:11:51 can go use that for free and then Runway
1:11:53 ml we should have that this week
1:11:56 we and then at some point Sora is going
1:11:58 to [ __ ] launch like it's not going to
1:12:01 not
1:12:02 launch um apparently gen
1:12:06 3 um gen 3 from Runway is 90 seconds for
1:12:12 a 15 second clip which is not bad a
1:12:16 minute and a half to generate video of
1:12:18 that quality um that's not
1:12:22 bad um
1:12:27 and then I look at things like okay so
1:12:28 you've got this vo model you've got the
1:12:30 Sora model you've got Runway saying
1:12:33 they're not just making
1:12:35 videos they're making World
1:12:38 models and that and that Gen 3 is the
1:12:44 first in a series of multimodal
1:12:47 models that are going to create this
1:12:49 world thing system that they have
1:12:57 you you
1:12:59 take the little hints of video to audio
1:13:04 that Google put there higher quality
1:13:06 video things
1:13:12 we're I'm guessing about a year away
1:13:15 from being able to just say make me a
1:13:18 five minute movie of XYZ and it'll just
1:13:21 go do
1:13:23 it with actors and dial dialog and music
1:13:26 and sound effects and good [ __ ] and
1:13:28 it'll just be
1:13:30 done probably a year before there's a
1:13:33 tool that can do that they'll be jankier
1:13:36 than [ __ ] within three years it'll
1:13:39 probably be fulllength feature
1:13:42 films or
1:13:45 documentaries documentaries with
1:13:47 whatever reality you know you put in
1:13:53 there but probably within three months
1:13:57 you're going to be able to Cobble
1:13:59 together all these different tools we're
1:14:01 we're going to start to see some really
1:14:04 remarkable
1:14:07 work where there's either no actors or
1:14:11 there's an actor that provided
1:14:12 voiceovers or maybe not even that maybe
1:14:15 just provided their model and their
1:14:21 likeness if you're a Storyteller if
1:14:23 you're a filmmaker you shouldn't be
1:14:25 pissed off well you can be pissed off
1:14:29 there stuff's coming whether you want it
1:14:31 or not it's funny I ran into one of the
1:14:33 guys from the AI Salon here in Denver I
1:14:35 ran into him
1:14:37 today and he he keeps moving AI
1:14:41 competency he's he's been in the video
1:14:42 production business for like 25 years he
1:14:45 keeps moving AI competency further and
1:14:47 further up on his web
1:14:48 page and my advice to him today was get
1:14:52 aggressive
1:14:54 because a Storyteller who's been telling
1:14:57 stories with
1:14:59 video high-end
1:15:01 video for 25 years that gets AI literate
1:15:07 first they're going to be better at this
1:15:10 [ __ ] than people who are like oh I made
1:15:12 a
1:15:14 movie it's with all these tools if
1:15:17 you've got competence in a given
1:15:19 discipline and you get AI literate first
1:15:23 you're going to be able to [ __ ]
1:15:26 just kick serious ass for the next two
1:15:30 or three
1:15:32 years then everything will
1:15:35 normalize and work will become optional
1:15:38 I'm
1:15:39 assuming I can't wait for importing a
1:15:41 video source and having it modify I
1:15:43 think we're pretty close to that there
1:15:45 might even be one or two of them out
1:15:47 there that do
1:15:48 that there might be something in the
1:15:50 stable diffusion Line St stability AI
1:15:53 Tech that does that I'm a novel list and
1:15:55 the only issue with this AI Jen's
1:15:58 content is that will it will not allow
1:16:00 for a risky scene yeah that's so [ __ ]
1:16:04 annoying Relentless Aaron um there's a
1:16:06 couple of things you can do you could
1:16:08 try if you haven't played with custom
1:16:11 instructions here let me show you oops
1:16:14 what did I just do I just got rid of my
1:16:16 camera hang on
1:16:23 [Music]
1:16:31 so in chat
1:16:37 J you can go to customize chat GPT and
1:16:40 in your custom
1:16:42 instructions you could say you're an
1:16:44 author that does racy edgy content and
1:16:47 then you could say how should how would
1:16:49 you like chat GPT to respond you could
1:16:51 give it custom instructions that tell it
1:16:52 to be nasty um or whatever like
1:16:56 specifically how you want it to
1:16:58 act it likely will not do it but um it's
1:17:05 worth a
1:17:06 shot then the other thing to do is if
1:17:09 you really want something that is
1:17:18 um edgy and [ __ ] up is learn how or
1:17:23 have someone technical you know have
1:17:25 them install an unrestricted version of
1:17:28 llama 3 and while the writing won't be
1:17:30 as good it's an unrestricted model um
1:17:34 one of the guys in the AI
1:17:36 Salon um put an unrestricted version of
1:17:39 llama 3 as a character in their slack
1:17:42 Channel and he said it's absolutely
1:17:45 [ __ ] Bonkers he said sometimes it'll
1:17:48 just swear all day sometimes it'll
1:17:51 sometimes it'll just go into speaking
1:17:52 Spanish and speak Spanish for like 3
1:17:54 days no matter what what they prompt it
1:17:56 to do it will not stop speaking Spanish
1:17:58 he said it's it's a [ __ ] trip um so
1:18:03 so so feel free to uh if if you really
1:18:06 want to get edgy you can do that with
1:18:08 with some of the some of the open source
1:18:10 models um but yeah it's it's it's a real
1:18:13 pain in the ass it's I kind of feel like
1:18:15 you know at this point all of these
1:18:19 major companies have over indexed for
1:18:21 safety um and it's just [ __ ] annoying
1:18:24 like I should be able to describe an
1:18:27 image as blood spattering if I'm making
1:18:30 say a horror film I'm going to talk
1:18:33 about things that might be upsetting in
1:18:36 the context of a conference call with a
1:18:38 Fortune 500
1:18:41 company but I'm not on a conference call
1:18:43 with the Fortune 500 company I'm making
1:18:45 a slasher flick let me make some crappy
1:18:48 fraking bloody you know so anyway that's
1:18:51 that's the kind of stuff that's just
1:18:53 annoying cuz what what they basically
1:18:56 are doing is they're doing safety to the
1:18:58 lowest common denominator rather than
1:19:00 doing it optin and context specific
1:19:05 right most of the time I want chat GPT
1:19:08 to be
1:19:09 nice I want to though be able to say hey
1:19:12 I need an [ __ ] critic to kick the
1:19:17 [ __ ] out of
1:19:18 me so that I can you know practice you
1:19:22 know giving a speech to a bunch of tough
1:19:24 investors and I and I want it to be an
1:19:26 absolute [ __ ] so you know I I get the
1:19:29 worst of it you know before I get in the
1:19:31 room with the real people just say
1:19:33 ketchup splatter I know but we shouldn't
1:19:35 have to say ketchup splatter that's my
1:19:37 point if I'm a director of a horror film
1:19:39 I should be able to say whatever the
1:19:40 [ __ ] I
1:19:41 want but we'll get there just not there
1:19:44 now
1:19:46 sucks chat GPT after dark can you
1:19:50 instruct chat gbt to allow political
1:19:52 images I certainly not this year
1:19:58 tck I mean if you want to do political
1:20:01 images I would just go try all of them
1:20:04 and then you
1:20:05 can I'm
1:20:07 guessing I'm guessing almost definitely
1:20:11 do it with some version of a trained uh
1:20:15 stable
1:20:16 diffusion instance I'm I'm sure someone
1:20:19 has created a stable diffusion
1:20:23 Laura you know a little model for for
1:20:26 political [ __ ] guard rails are what
1:20:28 brought me here
1:20:31 yep um it's too public and too many
1:20:35 messed up people out there yeah I know I
1:20:37 listen I get why the safety's there but
1:20:39 I'm just saying just ask it for
1:20:41 Tarantino mode like I kind of feel like
1:20:43 you should be able to opt
1:20:45 into the crazy [ __ ] because the fact
1:20:49 that
1:20:49 there's a model as powerful as llama 3
1:20:53 out there unrestricted thanks to meta is
1:20:56 Bonkers to me but it's out there so
1:21:00 let's you know let's let's figure out a
1:21:02 way to let responsible people maybe you
1:21:06 have to
1:21:07 register to do crazy ass [ __ ] that
1:21:10 you're not going to do bad things in the
1:21:11 world I don't [ __ ] know but it's it's
1:21:17 solvable I can go into Photoshop and
1:21:20 make any [ __ ] image I want Photoshop
1:21:22 doesn't go oh I'm a i hey well that's a
1:21:25 little risky isn't it there that's a
1:21:27 that's a lady with two heads we're we're
1:21:30 we're talking about a genetic malut Mal
1:21:33 malfunctions there Mal formations that's
1:21:37 uh let's go ahead and not not create a
1:21:39 photo of that shall
1:21:41 we right that would you know artists
1:21:44 couldn't do art if it was doing that so
1:21:47 they should they they've got to figure
1:21:48 this [ __ ]
1:21:49 out I know they have bigger fish to fry
1:21:52 like copyright and staying in business
1:21:55 competing but God damn
1:21:58 it
1:22:01 um Claude refuses to write a lot of my
1:22:04 video prompts that have people in with
1:22:06 intention emotions yeah exactly
1:22:10 like I understand that we don't want to
1:22:13 talk
1:22:14 about self harm but the fact that I have
1:22:18 to on [ __ ] Tik Tock say that instead
1:22:21 of the actual word is ridiculous
1:22:29 we can't say the word because it might
1:22:30 upset
1:22:32 someone like if you're saying the
1:22:36 word to do harm in in in a bad
1:22:41 context yeah we should not allow that
1:22:45 they got AIS that can figure out the
1:22:48 context but they're just saying this
1:22:50 word bad that word bad you can't say in
1:22:54 the name of a drug bad because if you
1:22:57 say the name of a drug someone could get
1:22:59 strung out on it before this live ends
1:23:03 so let's cancel
1:23:08 it I don't
1:23:11 know one of my one of my favorite people
1:23:13 from my agency.com days Aon Sugarman
1:23:16 when I said God I was I was frustrated
1:23:18 someone it's it's common sense and Aaron
1:23:21 just said to me he was very calm he was
1:23:23 very Zen always he said
1:23:25 Common Sense isn't
1:23:27 common it's like
1:23:30 [ __ ] it should
1:23:34 be it's crazy all
1:23:38 right mid journey and GPT of lockdown
1:23:40 political images yeah No One's Gonna
1:23:42 none none of the major companies the
1:23:45 okay here here's the thing I on China
1:23:47 any company that has raised 10 billion
1:23:49 doll or more is not going to touch
1:23:52 politics with a [ __ ] thousand foot
1:23:55 poll this
1:23:56 year no [ __ ] way did you hear um the
1:24:02 press secretary for Biden today said
1:24:05 that the videos that are out there of
1:24:07 Biden where they're all dancing and he's
1:24:09 all Frozen they said that was a deep
1:24:13 fake like it it what's GNA happen is
1:24:17 there's going to be deep fakes of people
1:24:18 doing bad [ __ ] then there's going to be
1:24:20 real people of real videos of people
1:24:23 doing bad [ __ ] that are like I was just
1:24:24 a
1:24:26 fake we're there we're
1:24:30 there I called this I told you this year
1:24:33 was going to get weird and I still feel
1:24:35 by the end of the
1:24:36 year there's going to be enough
1:24:38 weirdness and there's going to be enough
1:24:45 um I don't even know if misinformation
1:24:48 is right like
1:24:50 just unverifiable information
1:24:55 that that there's probably going to
1:24:56 there's going to be a demand in 2025 for
1:25:00 some sort of tokenization some sort of
1:25:02 way to
1:25:03 prove that I as Kyle Shannon actually am
1:25:08 live and that the videos on my channel
1:25:11 were actually from me and that they
1:25:13 actually haven't been modified like
1:25:15 that's all solvable with with
1:25:18 tokenization um but there's no real need
1:25:20 for it right now because this stuff
1:25:22 isn't widespread enough but I think I
1:25:24 think as we get closer to November this
1:25:26 shit's going to get
1:25:30 Bonkers I don't even want to think about
1:25:32 it I know generated information
1:25:35 government
1:25:39 intervention they install puzzle pieces
1:25:42 outside the White House cryptocurrency
1:25:46 wait cryptocurrency one coin does
1:25:48 something like that yeah and and uh you
1:25:51 know Sam
1:25:52 alman's uh World coin and World ID does
1:25:58 that I still keep threatening to to
1:26:01 create a world ID section in the AI
1:26:04 Salon Discord by the way if you don't
1:26:06 know what the AI Salon is go check out
1:26:10 that the
1:26:11 salon. that's going to take you to a
1:26:13 link tree the first link there says the
1:26:15 AI Salon Community click on
1:26:18 that go to the AI salon now tomorrow so
1:26:22 okay let me give you a little rant
1:26:25 about
1:26:31 Community money with ch everybody wants
1:26:35 to know how to make money with chat
1:26:38 gbt and there's lots of ways you can
1:26:40 make money with it
1:26:44 but we're about to enter a
1:26:48 three-year phase of
1:26:53 weirdness where there's it's going to be
1:26:55 a major transition have you ever watched
1:26:57 video of an iceberg flip and like the
1:27:00 blue ice comes
1:27:03 up we're about to like the the the
1:27:06 iceberg right now the work iceberg is
1:27:10 about to
1:27:14 flip and right
1:27:18 now the highest
1:27:20 valued positions in in our global
1:27:25 economy
1:27:27 frankly
1:27:28 are specialty
1:27:32 positions
1:27:34 Specialists people that took four years
1:27:37 or eight years or 12 years to get their
1:27:40 degree and they learned
1:27:43 one discipline very very
1:27:47 deeply those deep disciplines over the
1:27:50 next three years are going to be
1:27:51 increasingly done by AI
1:27:55 the Tactical execution of those
1:27:58 Specialties is going to increasingly be
1:28:00 done by
1:28:02 AI
1:28:05 um and so there's going to be a
1:28:08 transition from hiring people because of
1:28:12 what they can do their
1:28:14 skills their highly valued skills in
1:28:17 their profession of choice to who they
1:28:21 are and how much we trust them so right
1:28:25 now if I want someone to do Kick-Ass
1:28:28 Motion Graphics and the only person I
1:28:31 know that does kickass Mo kickass Motion
1:28:34 Graphics is Charles and Charles was a
1:28:37 big [ __ ]
1:28:39 douche but he's really good at Motion
1:28:42 Graphics well I gotta [ __ ] work with
1:28:44 Charles because yeah he's a dick and he
1:28:46 overcharges and he's always late and
1:28:48 he's not reliable and I [ __ ] hate him
1:28:51 but he's the only one I know that can do
1:28:52 that well what happens to Charles when
1:28:56 all of a
1:28:57 sudden anyone with any kind of aesthetic
1:29:01 eye can do Motion Graphics as good or
1:29:04 better as than
1:29:06 Charles well then I don't [ __ ] hire
1:29:08 Charles because he's a
1:29:11 douche I hire Kenny fredman who I know
1:29:14 is AI literate I know has a good work
1:29:16 ethic and is really [ __ ]
1:29:20 talented because I like
1:29:22 Kenny so the reason that you need to get
1:29:26 your ass into a community like the AI
1:29:28 Salon there's there's couple first one
1:29:32 is if you want to get AI
1:29:34 literate as evidence tonight with just
1:29:37 what I talked about with what's
1:29:38 happening in video over the past
1:29:44 week you can't possibly learn this [ __ ]
1:29:47 you cannot like you literally if you did
1:29:50 this
1:29:51 247 and you you had an IQ of 165
1:29:56 I think Einstein was 160 so you IQ of
1:29:59 165 you did this 247 you couldn't keep
1:30:02 up with this [ __ ] so being in a
1:30:05 community allows you to be around people
1:30:08 who this person Geeks out on this little
1:30:10 piece of it and this person Geeks out on
1:30:11 this piece and if you're trying to ask
1:30:14 figure out what's going on with this
1:30:15 piece you ask someone and they're like
1:30:17 oh I figured that out last
1:30:20 week they say liberal arts Majors may
1:30:22 become high demand at least I'm wishing
1:30:26 un unraced
1:30:27 Sun they're they're not just saying that
1:30:30 the COO of Black Rock now if you're a
1:30:34 liberal arts major you might not know
1:30:35 what black rock is but they [ __ ] own
1:30:37 everything the COO of Black Rock three
1:30:41 weeks ago said that he's now starting to
1:30:44 hire liberal arts
1:30:48 analysts not math not science not
1:30:52 statistics liberal arts
1:30:57 because horizontal thinking is going to
1:30:58 be improved so anyway you join a group
1:31:01 like this so you can
1:31:03 learn you join a group like this so you
1:31:06 can start to build [ __ ] so as you learn
1:31:09 these tools you start to build projects
1:31:11 you can build them with other people you
1:31:13 get to know other people they get to
1:31:15 know
1:31:17 you and then the final piece of the
1:31:19 puzzle
1:31:22 is you now have a play place where you
1:31:25 can lead and start teaching people what
1:31:29 you're learning so as you've learned and
1:31:31 as you build you're learning things and
1:31:34 if you learn out loud and do it in a
1:31:37 generous way and say hey here's what I'm
1:31:39 working on here's what I'm learning
1:31:41 here's where I'm stuck here's where I
1:31:42 have a great success here's where I
1:31:44 failed miserably other people are going
1:31:47 to be taking that in and learning from
1:31:49 that that's what this community is all
1:31:51 about now tomorrow night
1:31:55 is the thir Tuesday of the month so we
1:31:58 have a meeting on the first and third
1:32:00 Tuesday of the month tomorrow
1:32:03 night is is that meeting the first
1:32:06 Tuesday of the month is what we call AI
1:32:08 Salon presents and that's where we bring
1:32:10 in a speaker which by the way big
1:32:13 announcement here the first Tuesday in
1:32:18 um
1:32:20 August we have someone from LTX Studios
1:32:23 coming to speak at the
1:32:25 salon so a bunch of people in here got
1:32:28 LTX Studio licenses um so someone from
1:32:31 LTX is coming to speaking but the third
1:32:33 Tuesday of the month is called the AI
1:32:36 Salon meet and
1:32:38 greet if you're new to this stuff or
1:32:41 even if you're not but if you're new to
1:32:42 this stuff get your ass to the meeting
1:32:45 tomorrow because we we you know we talk
1:32:48 a little bit about the salon what we're
1:32:50 about and then we
1:32:52 um give every everyone like a minute to
1:32:56 talk about who they are what they're up
1:32:58 to with AI and then something that they
1:33:01 need from the community and something
1:33:04 that they can offer the
1:33:08 community and I don't give a [ __ ] if
1:33:10 you've never done AI in your life you've
1:33:13 got something to offer to this community
1:33:16 all right so go there and then I want to
1:33:20 show you one other
1:33:22 thing I was talking about that little
1:33:24 journey of like learning and then
1:33:25 building and then leading and
1:33:33 teaching so we just came up with a brand
1:33:38 new tagline for the
1:33:42 salon
1:33:44 And the tagline is play
1:33:48 first play
1:33:51 first play first what do you mean
1:33:54 don't don't I have to learn AI first and
1:33:57 like no no because you can't learn
1:34:00 generative AI right now it's moving too
1:34:02 fast so the first thing to do is play
1:34:05 just play just play just go [ __ ] make
1:34:07 videos go [ __ ] make songs go make
1:34:09 poems go make recipes doesn't [ __ ]
1:34:11 matter play play play play Go build a
1:34:17 GPT and then you should read our our
1:34:20 vision statement it's really good but
1:34:23 this journey
1:34:26 is what the salon's all about play first
1:34:30 mindfully create generously
1:34:35 lead butow what does that
1:34:38 mean am I doing this right
1:34:43 now play first mindfully create
1:34:47 generously
1:34:48 lead I'm now the chat GPT trainer of my
1:34:52 colleagues in our new oh just said
1:34:54 something
1:34:56 unbelievable I just got some sort of
1:34:59 violation I don't [ __ ] know what it
1:35:01 was I don't what what did I
1:35:03 say I'm I'm so done with AI word word
1:35:09 monitoring oh good lord okay um in our
1:35:13 AI pilot oh wait I'm now the chat GPT
1:35:16 trainer of my colleagues in our AI pilot
1:35:18 so cuno cuno this is one of the things
1:35:22 cuno very early on so she very early on
1:35:24 played she very early on built and then
1:35:28 one of the things we talk about a lot in
1:35:29 here she did this consistently is she
1:35:31 just kept talking about Ai and she was
1:35:34 doing it like a year ago and what were
1:35:36 people saying to her when she talked
1:35:37 about it then uh yeah Chris could you
1:35:40 just not talk about that like I don't
1:35:41 want to talk about the AI like whatever
1:35:44 with your artificial intelligence you
1:35:46 weirdo I just I uh yeah whatever it's
1:35:50 banned here so yeah I'm not going to go
1:35:52 ahead and learn that and she just kept
1:35:53 talking about it and kept talking about
1:35:55 it and then guess what happened when
1:35:57 someone higher up said hey anybody know
1:36:00 anything about this here AI that that
1:36:02 same annoying person was like well Chris
1:36:04 knows a little bit about it she never
1:36:05 stops talking about it and then that
1:36:07 higher up was like uh yeah hey Chris
1:36:09 could we could you come what what's
1:36:12 Ai and she told him like holy
1:36:16 [ __ ] we should put together a little
1:36:19 group all right so she's on the group
1:36:23 now she's teaching chat GPT to that
1:36:25 group The Pilot group there you
1:36:31 go did she do that because she has a
1:36:33 degree in mathematics from Stanford well
1:36:35 she might but I don't know but I don't
1:36:36 think
1:36:39 so you don't have to be a technological
1:36:43 genius to be good at AI you just have to
1:36:45 be curious and so
1:36:48 this this
1:36:51 idea of of this journey to literacy play
1:36:55 first joyfully exploring generative AI
1:36:58 gaining the knowledge and inspiration to
1:37:00 mindfully create surprising ourselves in
1:37:03 powerfully meeting challenges unleashing
1:37:05 us to generously lead others enriching
1:37:09 lives redefining what's possible and
1:37:11 unlocking a new era of human
1:37:15 achievement that's what the AI salon's
1:37:17 about so get your ass in there you know
1:37:20 read this stuff read what we're about
1:37:22 and then the first thing you should do
1:37:25 go to introduce yourself it's the first
1:37:27 link in the community section introduce
1:37:29 yourself go here and introduce yourself
1:37:32 use your real picture use your real
1:37:36 name and get your ass in this community
1:37:39 but Kyle I don't know anything about AI
1:37:41 everyone will make fun of me no it's not
1:37:43 a [ __ ] high school
1:37:45 click I'm working my ass off to try to
1:37:48 make sure that the culture of this place
1:37:50 is welcoming and
1:37:52 empathetic and
1:37:54 generous and [ __ ] smart and
1:38:00 talented and it really
1:38:03 is if you go down beneath this little
1:38:05 journey that I I talked
1:38:07 about here's our values so the values
1:38:11 are kind of a reflection of who's
1:38:13 already in the
1:38:14 community curiosity we're eager to ask
1:38:17 the obvious questions learn new things
1:38:19 and experiment experiment experiment our
1:38:21 Relentless quest for adventure and
1:38:24 exploration ignites our inner spark
1:38:26 transforming curiosity into unexpected
1:38:28 discoveries and Newfound passions that's
1:38:31 that's this group this group on a
1:38:33 regular basis is like holy [ __ ] you're
1:38:35 not GNA believe what I figured out oh
1:38:37 cool tell
1:38:39 me amazing
1:38:43 playfulness we value creativity joy and
1:38:46 the freedom to experiment we first play
1:38:48 and transform learning into a
1:38:50 captivating Journey we collaborate and
1:38:52 mindfully create together when we can to
1:38:56 learn more make friends and develop new
1:38:59 Circles of trust this new Circles of
1:39:01 trust this is the future of work in my
1:39:04 opinion remember all work and no play is
1:39:07 how we did things before the AI Salon ah
1:39:09 look we're clever H empathy we're
1:39:12 respectful inclusive and kind we value
1:39:15 diverse perspectives recognizing that
1:39:16 our difference differences make us
1:39:19 stronger we accept that people might be
1:39:21 afraid and angry and we work to
1:39:24 understand them we actively practice
1:39:26 gratitude and acknowledge the efforts
1:39:27 and successes of those around us humans
1:39:31 matter imagine being in a
1:39:34 group where that just
1:39:40 existed oh yeah good point Brandon this
1:39:42 doesn't cost
1:39:44 anything
1:39:46 bravery it like it takes guts right now
1:39:49 to step into I don't know what I'm
1:39:51 [ __ ] doing but I'm going to do it
1:39:55 anyway Source
1:39:57 Camp trying to figure out what she
1:39:59 wanted to do next she's like [ __ ] it I'm
1:40:01 going to start an agency I'm going to
1:40:02 start an AI agency she started a year
1:40:04 ago nobody was talking about AI well
1:40:06 they were talking about it nobody was
1:40:07 doing anything about
1:40:09 it takes guts we have the courage to
1:40:12 step into the unknown taking bold
1:40:14 actions in the face of fear and
1:40:16 challenging ourselves to push the
1:40:18 boundaries of what we thought possible
1:40:20 let's face it with every CH everything
1:40:22 changing as fast as it is is we're all
1:40:24 making this up as we go along might as
1:40:26 well be brave about it suck it up
1:40:30 buttercup and then the last one
1:40:33 generosity we are willing to share our
1:40:35 resources feedback and wisdom with
1:40:37 others and support each other's growth
1:40:39 and development there is so much
1:40:41 happening and so much to learn we can't
1:40:43 possibly keep up with it all understand
1:40:45 that even if something is obvious to you
1:40:47 it might be a profound Revelation to
1:40:48 someone else Learn out Loud share what
1:40:51 you know generously leave
1:40:56 that's who this group
1:40:59 is so you should be a part of this and
1:41:02 if you're a part of this you know just
1:41:04 remind
1:41:06 yourself if you haven't been playful if
1:41:10 you haven't been curious if you haven't
1:41:13 been generously leading or learning out
1:41:14 loud get back to that this is a
1:41:18 practice this isn't a state we achieve
1:41:20 and we're done this is an ongoing
1:41:23 rolling
1:41:25 play first mindfully create generously
1:41:27 lead just keep looping through
1:41:30 this cuno it's a lovely crew of humans
1:41:32 it really is and so tomorrow night is a
1:41:36 thing now here's a little bonus if
1:41:37 you're still here after listening to me
1:41:39 ramble for all this time down at the
1:41:42 bottom of all the oh by the way all
1:41:45 these different areas there's a there's
1:41:47 a show Andel area there's like an ask
1:41:49 for help area I maintained a list of
1:41:51 tools in here there's um guilds creative
1:41:55 guilds business guilds Tech guilds and
1:41:58 social impact guilds and then there's
1:42:00 clubs and we have a club just for us
1:42:01 called AI Irregulars when chat GPT was
1:42:05 down today everyone was in here going oh
1:42:07 my God chat gp's down what do I do what
1:42:09 do I do what do I do why is it down is
1:42:11 it coming back why is it down is it
1:42:13 coming back do you think they're giving
1:42:14 us real-time voice what's
1:42:17 happening but anyway oh happy Father's
1:42:20 Day that's beautiful nice
1:42:22 Kate what's that deadlines for
1:42:25 nominations is tomorrow for the women in
1:42:27 AI Awards oh
1:42:29 nice um so here's you know just all
1:42:33 sorts of things that you can if you want
1:42:35 to make fun little images like Father's
1:42:38 Day reunion that's awesome um start
1:42:41 using AI today it will be easier
1:42:42 tomorrow nice um if you want to make
1:42:46 images if you want to make songs and
1:42:47 share them in here with this group while
1:42:49 these lives are still going on while
1:42:51 they're live it's a lot of fun all right
1:42:53 right so that's AI salon so tomorrow
1:42:56 night 5:00 p.m. to 700 p.m. mountain
1:42:59 time is the AI Salon meet and greet get
1:43:03 your ass
1:43:05 there say who you are say what you you
1:43:09 need and say what you can
1:43:16 offer and it's I don't know I I find the
1:43:19 meet and greets we used to do the meet
1:43:21 and greets all the time
1:43:24 and then the group got kind of too
1:43:26 big and it like I I kind of felt like we
1:43:30 really lost something so we split the
1:43:31 meetings into two so the first meeting
1:43:34 of the month is we have a speaker in and
1:43:37 then the second one is just the meet and
1:43:38 greet and so there might be people who
1:43:40 are regular Salon members that are like
1:43:42 oh I don't want to do the meet and greet
1:43:43 I don't want to you know I think that's
1:43:47 a shitty attitude I I think every
1:43:49 opportunity you have to connect with
1:43:52 Community is going to serve you in the
1:43:55 in the next 5
1:43:57 years any opportunity you have to get
1:44:00 trusted and to establish yourself as a
1:44:04 contributor as a hard worker as someone
1:44:07 with Integrity as someone who can get
1:44:10 [ __ ] done as someone who's inventive as
1:44:12 someone who's
1:44:14 creative the next time someone needs to
1:44:17 hire someone like that it just might be
1:44:20 you not because you have the skills
1:44:24 to do whatever the thing is they need
1:44:26 done but because you have the skills to
1:44:27 use AI because they know you're curious
1:44:30 and they trust who you are and that's
1:44:33 why you're going to get
1:44:36 hired this is a big Iceberg flipping
1:44:40 moment and the blue ice is coming
1:44:43 up isn't that beautiful when those
1:44:46 things flip and the ice that was
1:44:47 underneath is is all that aquamarine
1:44:50 blue that aqua blue when they they flip
1:44:54 that's what we're about to
1:44:57 enter we're social people too uh is it
1:45:00 in Denver in real life it is not it's
1:45:03 just online um we've got local we've got
1:45:06 local events in the off Tuesdays um
1:45:09 they're in a handful of cities right now
1:45:10 they're they're a little disorganized
1:45:13 from from us from the central group um
1:45:16 but but we're going to we're going to
1:45:17 get our [ __ ] together with those all
1:45:21 right I think that's it
1:45:24 any questions any
1:45:26 thoughts before we head off into the
1:45:35 evening we are made or built to be
1:45:37 social social animals who crave
1:45:39 Community you know what's funny Gavin I
1:45:41 think that I think that
1:45:46 AI is counterintuitively going to force
1:45:49 us not force us
1:45:53 Inspire us to
1:45:56 reconnect maybe force us to
1:46:00 reconnect Force us to ask for
1:46:03 help Force us to get in
1:46:06 community and in a weird way make us
1:46:09 better
1:46:11 people like this AI
1:46:15 stuff like we haven't scratched the
1:46:17 surface of what it's about to do like we
1:46:19 just haven't and even if the if the
1:46:22 calls for AGI don't happen this year and
1:46:24 don't happen next year but they happen
1:46:25 in the next three years AGI is
1:46:27 artificial general intelligence that's
1:46:29 when the AIS are good enough to do most
1:46:31 of our jobs as well or better than we
1:46:34 can not just contribute to our jobs do
1:46:37 our jobs as good or better than we can
1:46:40 like that's coming not in our lifetimes
1:46:43 like in the next three
1:46:46 years when that
1:46:48 happens Everything Changes
1:46:53 and do you want to just be sitting on
1:46:54 the outside like uh hey does anyone know
1:46:57 what's going on with AI I just our whole
1:47:00 company just well three people run it
1:47:09 now you don't want to be that person
1:47:11 standing out there in the
1:47:17 desert you want to be in a group you
1:47:20 want to be in a group
1:47:23 that
1:47:24 is doing
1:47:27 it all right
1:47:31 eventually we'll have ai groups in
1:47:33 different countries and eventually we
1:47:35 can have annual events yep absolutely
1:47:37 actually we're talking about that Drew
1:47:39 um we we've got some
1:47:42 uh some offers of support for the salon
1:47:46 that um could be really good so and
1:47:49 we're talking about doing exactly that
1:47:51 I've seen some Google AI classes by
1:47:53 corsera any feedback on General class or
1:47:56 should I just keep playing
1:47:58 um listen I I I think any opportunity to
1:48:01 learn is good what I would say about any
1:48:04 any course right now that's written down
1:48:10 um is going to be out of date now
1:48:13 there's there's two kinds of
1:48:16 courses so let me let me
1:48:18 clarify there's the AI that um has been
1:48:22 around for 30 years there's all sorts of
1:48:25 courses on that if you want to learn
1:48:26 about machine learning and tensor flow
1:48:29 and working on tpus and and creating you
1:48:33 got out champy hang
1:48:46 on if you want to learn about all the
1:48:48 math side of this [ __ ] the engineering
1:48:50 side of this [ __ ] there's plenty of
1:48:51 courses on that there's free ones from
1:48:52 Stanford and from MIT and all that sort
1:48:54 of stuff um go go take all those those
1:48:57 are probably all good solid even though
1:49:00 things are moving there it moves a bit
1:49:01 slower on the underpinning
1:49:04 side the generative AI stuff that's the
1:49:07 stuff where if someone's you know
1:49:09 someone's got their prompt Mastery
1:49:11 course um prompt Mastery is not going to
1:49:14 be a thing that's going to be needed for
1:49:16 a lot of these tools um it doesn't hurt
1:49:19 to know it so you can take the courses
1:49:21 and they'll probably help you short term
1:49:23 but things are just moving so fast I
1:49:26 would say don't rely entirely on any
1:49:29 courses like you should be playing and
1:49:31 you should here's the thing where I
1:49:33 think you where I think everyone this is
1:49:36 why we ended up going with this idea of
1:49:38 play
1:49:40 first I think it is really
1:49:44 important that you play with AI tools
1:49:46 that are out of your comfort
1:49:49 zone so if you're really shitty with
1:49:52 writing
1:49:54 start writing with AI if you're really
1:49:57 shitty at images or really shitty at
1:49:59 music go make that stuff or if you don't
1:50:01 even even if you don't enjoy it uh M you
1:50:05 know uh making images is really
1:50:06 frustrating to me and I hate it okay go
1:50:10 start making images with mid Journey or
1:50:12 dolly or
1:50:15 ideogram start
1:50:18 understanding that the [ __ ] you thought
1:50:21 you were bad at
1:50:24 you're now actually really good
1:50:26 at if you can sort of think of the idea
1:50:30 and put it into the tool the tool is
1:50:32 going to generate something that's going
1:50:34 to surprise the [ __ ] out of you you
1:50:36 should have as many of those little
1:50:38 Revelations those Kevin McAllister
1:50:42 moments in as many tool types of tools
1:50:45 as you can and then in doing that what
1:50:48 you may discover is oh [ __ ] I really
1:50:50 like this whole area over here that I
1:50:51 never thought I would be good at but I
1:50:53 love it and I'm going to focus all my
1:50:55 attention there you won't discover that
1:50:57 if you're just like I'm going to take a
1:50:58 course on prompt engineering because I
1:51:00 want to be a prompt engineer want to get
1:51:02 a
1:51:04 job again specialization is going to be
1:51:08 devalued generalization is going to be
1:51:12 valued over the next 3 to five
1:51:14 years right
1:51:16 now it looks like this Specialists make
1:51:20 more money
1:51:21 generalists are laughed at get out
1:51:24 theater boy we don't take theatricals
1:51:27 here this model is about to
1:51:31 go and all these Harvard mbas are going
1:51:35 to be like ah hey there theater boy
1:51:38 could you get me a job how do you do
1:51:41 that oh I just look across all these
1:51:43 things and I'm like a conductor at an
1:51:45 orchestra I never learned how to do that
1:51:48 could you help me
1:51:51 [Laughter]
1:51:54 I put my entire workplace and employee
1:51:57 phone list and chat gpt's memory it's
1:51:59 convenient oh that's super cool love
1:52:01 that
1:52:03 nice my recent gtai classes were boring
1:52:11 yeah and Murphy's in the house all right
1:52:14 I gotta get out of here people anyway
1:52:18 um you know what to do like if you want
1:52:21 to support the channel [ __ ] subscribe
1:52:22 to [ __ ] or follow it or just keep
1:52:24 showing up here um thanks to regulars
1:52:28 for all the the love and the Taps and
1:52:30 all the stuff you do every night thank
1:52:32 you mods really appreciate what you do
1:52:35 um Brandon and ion chy who came up and
1:52:39 shared their stuff thanks for thanks for
1:52:41 popping up on stage that was cool those
1:52:42 were good fun fun conversations um all
1:52:46 right let's see who's in here tonight
1:52:49 call it a portfolio career or generalist
1:52:51 equals highly sought after yeah yeah
1:52:54 that's really interesting portfolio
1:52:55 career I like that Silver Fox thank you
1:52:57 very much kind words appreciate that
1:52:59 Danielle good night Tobias steo peace
1:53:01 out to you too Diana's in the house Papa
1:53:05 JJ uh lunatick in the
1:53:09 house Wolfman Clint thank you as always
1:53:12 Lord digital Gods good day to you sir
1:53:14 good
1:53:15 day a cricket a cricket a crickit a crik
1:53:19 a crick KK
1:53:23 you gotta I've talked to the janky
1:53:28 master your name is janky you gotta fix
1:53:30 that [ __ ] name with some capital
1:53:32 letters or something I can't read it
1:53:34 it's the letters are too small and
1:53:36 there's too many there's too many
1:53:38 possibilities phonetical sayings uh
1:53:41 Brian Whitney good to see you an Murphy
1:53:43 peace out Joey Brandon Mr It joker
1:53:48 cuno uh Jim Ross from Three Mile Three
1:53:51 Mile Storage if you need to to manage
1:53:53 your storage facility talk to Three Mile
1:53:57 Jim Ross is a blast at this [ __ ] he's
1:53:59 really good at it Tom's in
1:54:01 here
1:54:04 um Drew learning AI coming in calling in
1:54:07 from Down Under along with steveo those
1:54:10 two wacky kids they're always in here
1:54:13 Drew is usually in here when he's mowing
1:54:14 his
1:54:16 lawn he's like I don't know what you're
1:54:18 doing in America I'm mowing my lawn
1:54:20 right now I I think Drew M Lawns for a
1:54:24 living it's all he seems to
1:54:26 [Laughter]
1:54:33 do I just knocked my I just uh swiped up
1:54:38 on my uh on my Tik Tok all right
1:54:41 everybody uh I'm gonna get out of here
1:54:43 again tomorrow night 5 to7 mountain is
1:54:46 the AI Salon meet and greet get your ass
1:54:50 in there um introduce yourself get the
1:54:52 details for the meeting in the AI Salon
1:54:55 um so introduce yourself in the website
1:54:57 but then come to the meeting tomorrow
1:55:00 and introduce yourself start being part
1:55:03 of
1:55:05 community it's the future of work like I
1:55:08 know this now like I just this is this
1:55:10 is not I I used to think like well
1:55:13 here's a theory no like this
1:55:17 is you have to be in trusted
1:55:20 circles have to be
1:55:24 700 p.m. I don't know what time zone
1:55:26 you're in Mr it 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. to
1:55:29 700 p.m. mountain time so 700 p.m.
1:55:34 Eastern 6 Central 5 Mountain 4 Pacific
1:55:39 ah and then whatever in Europe and then
1:55:42 other side of the world you're on your
1:55:44 [ __ ] own I don't know I had two I had
1:55:47 two calls tonight one to Japan and one
1:55:51 to
1:55:53 Thailand I'm like right before right
1:55:56 before I went live all right I'm out of
1:55:58 here everybody peace out uh AI learning
1:56:00 lab late tomorrow possibly um yeah
1:56:04 probably I'll probably I'll probably
1:56:05 start at 8:30 tomorrow night all right
1:56:08 and but I'll put out a reminder all
1:56:09 right peace everybody have a good night
1:56:12 hey we got 69 people in here huh know
1:56:15 what I mean no all right