10/17/2025 - A Recap of the Create Conference, an Inspiring Event for Women in AI with Ann Murphy

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1. 0:00[Music]
2. 0:19[Music] [Applause] [Music] Stand between
3. 0:36you and a hard place in sight. Stand too near [Music] you and fire makes it clear. [Music]
4. 0:52Your trouble to me. [Music] Rich trouble ke you seeing it close.
5. 1:07Smell of your perfume scares me most. [Music] Leaving away feels stronger every day.
6. 1:23You're trouble to me. [Music] That one feels like one that should go into suno.
7. 1:42[Music] I wonder, Chimpy. I'm not even playing anymore. Good lord, dog. I wonder if I have the lyrics on this here machine.
8. 1:57[Music] Shink. What's that? That's nothing. What's
9. 2:12that? That's nothing. All right. I guess it's not here. All right. Whatever. Whatever, people. Whatever. [Music]
10. 2:28Please in a westerly [Music] car is my train.
11. 2:42[Music] I've been driving. I've been wondering what it is I'm running from again. [Music] Feel like an 80y old man.
12. 2:58Holding on to 29 and up on that horizon [Music] is a California line. [Music]
13. 3:17Up ahead of trucks carrying a wide load. Preab house cut in half. Cute little front door and two windows. My love
14. 3:29ain't sure that a cry should laugh. You see, I broke a home myself once. As I stumbled to that door, I read a note by the dawn light
15. 3:46said, "Don't you come around here anymore. [Music]
16. 4:01Happy Friday night, date night, everybody. What's happening? We're shaking. What's going down? [Music] I wonder. Let me go here and search
17. 4:20for trouble. [Music] ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding
18. 4:36ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding dang. Um, it's not there. [Music]
19. 4:58standing between you and a half place is the same. We look for that standing between standing
20. 5:12between you and a part. Oh no, that's not where I want to be. Uh uh I know I'm not sharing my screen. Calm down, everyone. Just
21. 5:24everybody calm down. standing between you and a hard place.
22. 5:48What's that? Where would that have been? iTunes library.
23. 6:05[Laughter] [Music] There's versions of Sydney.
24. 6:22No, I don't have it. Huh. Weird fine standing.
25. 6:39All right. I don't know what's going on. I do not know what is happening. Good people. [Music]
26. 6:53[Music] Happy Friday night everybody. Uh what is going down? What is happening? Do tell anything exciting out in date night.
27. 7:14[Music] All
28. 7:54right. [Music] [Music]
29. 8:21I know this is brainy, but after the create conference I'm thinking about my personal AI policy. Well, Sharon Crawford, hubby and I are
30. 8:33listening to the rain and recovering from the flu. We'll feel better. That's horrible. Uh, but love listening to the rain. [Music]
31. 8:47Um, having a personal AI policy is really interesting. So, we talked about something today in the AI mastermind. I had a really good
32. 8:57conversation with Andy and Liz Miller Gersfield today and we were talking about the salon and, you know, what we
33. 9:05wanted to be and how we wanted to grow and evolve. And Liz was talking about the the people that are are finding their way with AI
34. 9:21having their way with AI. People that are having their way with AI um right now and probably until further
35. 9:32notice are treating AI like a practice. Um, meaning it's just kind of a like like showing up here every night is is a practice, right? Um,
36. 9:45being open to new tools and and actively seeking them out is a practice. Um, having ideas and figuring out ways to do
37. 9:54them is a practice. Understanding what gaps you have as a human being and actively filling them in with AI is a
38. 10:06practice, right? Because it's scary. And I think, you know, a personal AI policy, it depends what you're talking
39. 10:14about. You might be talking about governance, but but but I think it's I think the whole idea of a practice is that you're
40. 10:22you're working with AI intentionally and and with purpose and and you're figuring out what your boundaries are, right? How
41. 10:32far do I want to go? How much do I want to learn? Because we what we've all learned in this channel is we can't you
42. 10:37you literally can't learn at all. You can't keep up with it, right? you can't even keep up with it, much less be
43. 10:42competent at it. So, I think I think it's it does start to feel like having a personal AI policy is important. [Music]
44. 10:56Tobias, what's happening? You look more handsome than Tik Tok. Well, hello. It is Friday night date night. Good evening. [Music]
45. 11:17Well, you know what they say. YouTube puts on 20 pounds. [Music]
46. 11:53Woohoo! [Music] Woohoo! [Music]
47. 12:30There's been Something baby I've been trying to say for aging. It seems I don't know how with a past and a future now surrounding
48. 12:44me. Surrender to what every tree can be found. There's been a little trouble [Music] since you came to my rescue.
49. 12:59[Music] And if you like all of the rest, I would regret you long ago, but I couldn't do that. [Music]
50. 13:14Oh, tell me now. Women in my heart never went too well. Make a man crazy, make him cold as hell. I'm a woman that you wish me well.
51. 13:32But in spite of your trying, still going to have to find my own way through. [Applause] All right. The other thing I was
52. 13:45thinking about was the taming the taming the overwhelm by naming my home base. I think that side hustle mimi it feels like you're
53. 13:57very much on to onto something which is not surprising and curated some really amazing speakers for the create conference.
54. 14:06So the fact that you left there in a contemplative place thinking like okay I can do this I got to figure out my my
55. 14:14lane and I think that's right. So, so, um, Brandon, uh, to me two nights ago, last night, said he was in this
56. 14:23conversation at MCON and and and one of the one of those, I don't know, speakers or one of the attendees there said, "If
57. 14:31today someone asked you, what's your internet strategy?" You'd be like, "What?" Because like the internet's everywhere. It's a part of
58. 14:39everything, right? So, you you don't have an internet strategy. You just have your strategy. You do what you do. AI is
59. 14:45moving in a similar direction, right? So, so it's going to be ubiquitous. It's going to be everywhere. So, as a
60. 14:52professional or just as a as a human being, we have to we have to pick a lane of focus, right? That's just part of
61. 14:58being a humanist. We can't do everything. Can't be good at everything. And so, I think that's really wise. I
62. 15:03think you're in exactly the right place. And and that you don't have an immediate answer is also the right place, right?
63. 15:10Because Joy, I see Joy Pertie's in the in the house tonight. Joy Pertie, if you look at her history as a professional,
64. 15:19she should be using AI to make sleep studies more efficient, right? But no, Joy Pertie is like, "No, I've
65. 15:32got I've had stories I've wanted to tell my whole life, and I'm going to teach myself film editing, and I'm going to
66. 15:39teach myself AI video, and I'm going to reinvent myself." And so, I think all of us to a person have the opportunity
67. 15:51to basically start over and say, "What do I want to be? What do I want to be? What was that dream I had at seven that
68. 15:58I that I pinched out the flame? Right. Daddy told me I wasn't talented. And I've never written a word since,
69. 16:11right? I mean, I joke, but like we've all got that moment, right? We've all got that moment in our childhood where we snuffed it out.
70. 16:20Um, Kavuno, something that stuck with me is a speaker who said, "Oh, if it's not a hell yes, then it's a
71. 16:30hell no." Another great one, right? Like if if if so today, uh, Claude announced Claude Skills, which is basically just a
72. 16:41pre-written prompt you put in a markdown document and you can turn them on and off in the interface. It's a really
73. 16:48straightforward sort of thing, but like you might be like, "Yeah, personalizing LLMs is that's my jam and I'm going to
74. 16:55run down the we're going to make virtual employees and I love virtual employees and that's awesome." That might be your
75. 17:02thing. Someone else might be I want to make movies. Someone else might be I want to make automations.
76. 17:07Um, someone else might be I want to just keep sort of surfing the the frothy top until this thing stabilizes a bit. [Music]
77. 17:24Did I get the video request? I don't know what the video request is. Did you send it in Tik Tok? [Music] What's disconcerting? [Music]
78. 17:43I use green gummies for that. It is Friday night date night. Oh, tag you on a video. I didn't I didn't see it. I've got like 25 unseen
79. 17:57Tik Tok tags. So, I just need to go in there and clean them up this weekend. So, I will I will probably see it this weekend. [Music]
80. 18:29Asteroid kills dinosaurs. Some birds were able to survive. What guitar are you strumming? This is a lovely guild. I think it's a D30.
81. 18:39Yeah, D30AB. But in 1987, I got hired to be the jester for the Pennsylvania Renaissance Fair in State College, Pennsylvania. They paid me
82. 18:54$1,700. And being a responsible college student, actually a college graduate at that point, I bought myself a uh $600
83. 19:06mountain bike and an $1,100 guitar. And I'll tell you, I've never found a guitar that sounds as good as this one. I love this guitar.
84. 19:21[Music] It's just got It's just so warm and deep, but it's still got
85. 19:39[Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat.
86. 19:56[Music]
87. 20:12Oh, good lordy. Good lordy. Good lordy. Good lordy. What are y'all thinking? Gemini is freaking out. I was freaking
88. 20:25amazing at it. At what? What's Gemini freaking amazing at? Hey Kyle, I learned that I can take the transcripts of your lives and then turn
89. 20:36them into PDF documents with just a little work. Gemini is amazing at it. I got to tell you, man, the thing the
90. 20:43thing everyone talks about with AI is generating original documents, which I do all the time, but like there it's
91. 20:50just crappy at it still, right? Like the the large language models, they're just not great. It takes a lot of work to get
92. 20:58something usable. But where they're [ __ ] amazing is you take a bunch of unstructured data, like one of my
93. 21:04nightly rambles, and it just instantly interprets and categorizes stuff. Like that to me is is the miracle of LLMs
94. 21:13right now. The the thing they do really well. Notebook LM's great at it. Um, Chat EBT is great at it. Claude's great at it. [Music]
95. 21:29[Music]
96. 22:01I wonder if that's a Should we do a sunno? I I I am I am drawn to my my little picking patterns here tonight. [Music]
97. 22:16Joy perie. I like Claude's writing skills. Let's do a Sunno. I'm going to need a little more effort on your part,
98. 22:23Kyle. Well, that's I think I think that's the theme of the AI learning lab. Yeah, you know, it was really nice. I
99. 22:31went I mean, he seems super sweet and everything. You know, he's certainly passionate about something. Not really
100. 22:36sure what. Anyway, um I just I I like the channel. I just think, you know, it if it were a little bit more, it would
101. 22:45be so nice. It would if there were something that I could take from it would be really fantastic. That then it
102. 22:54then it would the the word learning has always kind of bugged me because I just is is he learning on our dime or like is
103. 23:02he teaching? Is what's with the dog singing? I don't I don't understand it. But it just if just a little bit more
104. 23:09and it it would be something, right? You understand? That could be the song subject. You got me beside.
105. 23:20Wait. You got Oh, you got me beside you till the plane lands. Then back to our lives. [Music]
106. 23:36Wait. [Music] All
107. 24:00right, let's see if let's let's go to suno. Let's do it. No, he's doing suno a lot lately. Do do you feel that? What if we're not into
108. 24:10music? Have you ever noticed that the songs he plays are all a little depressing? It's a little sad. It's a little sad, right?
109. 24:20You notice that, right? Like you're like I come in there with high energy. I'm like, "Oh, good. I'm going to learn
110. 24:25about AI." And then and then the dog sings and that that makes my dog upset, of course. And then and then um and then
111. 24:32he starts talking and it I I don't ever know what he says. He never really finishes a sentence, but then he plays
112. 24:37his guitar a little bit and it's just sad. It just makes me sad. Okay. Oh my god.
113. 24:57Oh, to be fair, Sununo is absolutely fantastic. Now I can't seem to get a bad song. No, like five is pretty pretty remarkable.
114. 25:09Um, okay. Do I need to turn on my microphone? Oh, there went that thing again. That's weird. Why does it do that? Am I
115. 25:25Hello. Hello. Let's see. Start over. Hello. Hello. Hello. Where's that microphone? Hang on a sec. Hold, please.
116. 25:45Let's see. That's Wi-Fi. Here's audio. Sound settings. All right. Input PDX
117. 26:00Y. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello.
118. 26:14Is this When I tap this, are you guys hearing me tap that? It's probably driving you crazy. Oh, yeah. Yeah.
119. 26:21Right. Kyle, mom wants me to tell you that she loves all the videos you're posting on Tik Tok. Hold, please. Thank you. Um,
120. 26:35[Music] definitely this is not an AI live. [Music]
121. 26:49You're not hearing that. Okay, that's weird. Wait, let me see. Do I have audio settings here? Where?
122. 27:02Hang on. Just hang on, people. Everybody calm down. I'm fairly certain I don't know what I'm doing. Manage subscription. Manage account.
123. 27:18Audio. Record. Okay, that's coming through there now. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Start over. All right. Let's see.
124. 27:35So, let me turn this down to the guitar. [Music]
125. 28:08Okay, that was garbage. That was garbage. Listen, you can't hit the record button. My fingers freeze up. I feel I feel like
126. 28:17a a stone statue the minute I hit the record button. I'm in a flop sweat. Okay, this could turn into something awesome.
127. 28:31Okay, here we go again. [Music]
128. 29:03Okay. Save cover. Can't fetch the audio. Upload. Please upload a different audio. Really? Really? You lost my audio? You lost that
129. 29:14performance? Come on. Did you Did you really Wait, hang on. Yeah, it lost my recording. That is just
130. 29:29criminal. All right. Well, audio record. All right. [Music]
131. 30:02[Applause] [Music] Okay. Are we going to save it this time? Uploading. No.
132. 30:18Hang on. I know what I need to do. [Laughter] What did you do Friday night? I don't want to talk about it. Why not? Was it
133. 30:31Was it cool? No. What' you do? This is embarrassing. What'd you do? I I watched some old guy try to use software for two hours. What?
134. 30:56Welcome to the AI learning lab where you too can watch the awkward silence as an old guy fumbles with technology.
135. 31:06Shouldn't they call this Boomer learning lab? I'm I'm a Gen Xer. Damn it, by the way. Don't you boomer me freaks. [Music]
136. 31:54Okay, let's see if it saves now. Should save because I reloaded. Please save. Oh, and I'm not even sharing this tab.
137. 32:03Can't fetch the uploaded audio. Well, I guess we're not doing this. God damn it. Really? Is that Come on. Seriously, let me try a new tab.
138. 32:19So, we'll try one more time. If this doesn't work, then it means I have to restart my browser, which I'm not going to do
139. 32:25because that means that I have to shut down the stream and I'm not going to do that. So then we'll just go back to
140. 32:30awkwardly sitting in silence until you guys tell me what to do. Okay. Create
141. 32:45audio. Record. Record. [Music]
142. 33:08God damn it. Start over. [Music]
143. 33:42Okay. Stop. Save. It's going to crash again. All right. Well, whatever. We tried. What program is broken? This is Sunno
144. 33:57sucking. This is uh what this is actually is uh me. So, here's the thing. Let me let me explain something to you to you people
145. 34:08to you whippers snappers. There was a time when having when owning a Macintosh meant that you never had to restart your machine ever.
146. 34:20So for years when I would restart my machine is when there was a power outage, right? or when I when I had to move my computer and and now
147. 34:33everything's gotten so bloated and overblown and and Chrome is such a dog [ __ ] browser with its memory management that
148. 34:41you actually have to restart stuff occasionally. So, [Laughter]
149. 34:55should we make a song about No, that's boring. No. All right. What do we Yeah. You You have an idea?
150. 35:05>> Uh, well, I just wanted to share that uh we've been so patient with you thus far. wanted to restart your browser, we would
151. 35:14all still be here because Streamyard is still active in producers world. >> Oh, really? >> So, >> Oh, okay. All right. Well, I'll try
152. 35:24that. Well, do I want to try that? How far in are we? [ __ ] 36 minutes in. We haven't really started yet.
153. 35:32>> I mean, 30 minute hellos are, you know, >> it is it is kind of the tradition. All right, you all party. I'll be back.
154. 35:42Tik Tok. I'll still be here with you Huh?
155. 36:43fun stage. I go there. There I am. All right. Let's see. And that goes there. And that goes there. Am I back? I'm sort of back. Okay. So,
156. 36:59here we are here again. I've got I've got PTSD from five minutes ago. Okay. All right, people. Let's try this
157. 37:11again. Oh, no. He's getting the guitar again. Please, no. Let's see. [Music]
158. 37:26Block of tabs next song. All right, maybe we'll do this one. Bring that up there.
159. 37:45Record. [Music] Standing between
160. 38:01you and a hard place is insane. Standing too near you in a fire makes it clear
161. 38:16your trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see? Leaning in close.
162. 38:31Smell of your perfume. It scares me most. [Music] Leaning away. Hey, feel stronger every day.
163. 38:46You're troubled to me. Real trouble. Can't you see? Okay. Now, if this doesn't save, we're
164. 39:01just going to be done. Come on, you can do it. Or you can't. Come on. Upload. Come on, Sununo. It's going to be okay. Ann Murphy in the
165. 39:15house. Ann Murphy, listen. Apparently, you've you've gone off and changed more people's lives with your your little
166. 39:22create conference this weekend. People are people are coming up with personal AI plans because of you. It's awesome. Okay. [Music]
167. 39:43Wow. That got really weird. The the this microphone sucks. Something's really broken with this microphone.
168. 39:51H. Well, let's see. Let's try Let's see. What do I want to do? Um, let's see. Make this a uh make this a um fourpart
169. 40:05harmony 12 string. Um, Americana rock.
170. 40:20[Music] Now, is this going to be based on this? I don't think I hit I don't think I hit cover. Hang on.
171. 40:32Remix cover. Do we want to remix cover or we want to extend it? We want to cover it. Cover. male vocalist. All right, let's
172. 40:48let's go. Fourpart harmony, 12 string acoustic guitar.
173. 41:07Um, Americana rock, still more stable than Sora. Okay, let's see.
174. 41:23Yeah, this one I don't think's based on this song. No, this is [Music]
175. 41:43Standing between you and a hard place is insane. [Music] >> Standing too near you in a fire makes it clear.
176. 42:00[Music] >> You're trouble to me. Hey, >> real trouble. [Music] >> Leaning in close.
177. 42:16Smell of your perfume scares me most. Leaning away, it feels stronger every day. [Music]
178. 42:32You're trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see? >> That's cool. [Music]
179. 42:53Standing between [Applause] you and a hard place is insane. Standing too near. You and a fire makes it clear.
180. 43:09[Music] You're trouble to me. [Music] Real trouble. Can't you see?
181. 43:23Leaning in close. Smell of your perfume scares me most. raining away. It feels stronger every day.
182. 43:40[Applause] You're trouble to me. [Music] Real trouble. Can't you see? [Music] All right.
183. 43:56All right. So, let's let's go back to this thing. Uhuh. Oh, okay. So So, we're still doing a cover. Let's do an extend.
184. 44:11Extend. Oh, but I got to add lyrics. Write me write Write me some damn lyrics. Uh uh uh uh uh uh
185. 44:32rightful song. No, let's see. Classic lyrics model Remy, our newest model. Um,
186. 44:49hang on. Hold on. Please hold, please. Boom. Copy. Um, back. Okay, we're going to do AI lyrics. I've
187. 45:03got the actual whole lyrics for this song somewhere. I just forget them. Edit lyrics. Ah, here we go. Wait.
188. 45:21Rightful song. Um, write me three more verses after these and an
189. 45:36ending. No chorus. Uhoh.
190. 46:05Oh, wait. I got to write these outside of Hang on. I got to write these outside of uh this thing because it only lets me
191. 46:13put in a Calm down, everybody. Calm down. Okay. Uh, wait. Share this tab instead. All right. So, I'm going to
192. 46:21chat GPT. I wonder what it will do with me beating on my puppy's belly drum. It'll make a song out of it. It was
193. 46:30always meant to be this one. I know. This This is a good song. I like this song. I wrote this song I wrote this
194. 46:35song on a songwriting retreat. Um, the one that I met Martin Ston at. Um, okay. Um, here are some incomplete lyrics
195. 46:51for an AA structured song. No chorus. Um, write me
196. 47:07three more verses. Versus Yeah. verses verse is and write me three more verses and um
197. 47:23a powerful ending. Let's see what's cool about this is let's see how this thing does because I kind of I kind of know what
198. 47:33the other lyrics are for this. Does he always sing like that?
199. 47:50Running my mouth, trying to warm myself self somehow. Running my mind, but your shadows right behind. You're trouble to
200. 47:57me. Real trouble. Can't you see? Breaking my vow. Swear I'd never feel this now. Yeah, these are kind of crappy. Um, so let me let me say um
201. 48:07those are crappy. Why don't you act like a Grammy awardw winning lyricist
202. 48:24and get more imagery and less cliche? We'll just start with that. Hang on. Champions got to go out. Hold, please.
203. 48:38Oh, you got it. Okay. Lightning and glass, you pour a spark I can't surpass. Tongue tongue of a match. Every word you strike leaves a
204. 48:53scratch. Good lord, this is bad. Well, you know what I'll do? I will um I'll use these shitty lyrics and then I'll replace these with real
205. 49:04lyrics. Wait. Would you like me to make it feel bluesy and southern? Um. Uh, let's see. More cinematic.
206. 49:25Ash on the glass. Street flickers as you pass. Ghost in your grin. Every promise pulls me in. Lipstick and
207. 49:33rain. Every whisper tastes of pain. H. These are [ __ ] syrupy. Too syrupy. Um, get more cynical and lost.
208. 49:51By the way, the the lesson here, if you if you're new to this AI stuff and you're like, why is he bullying chat GPT?
209. 50:01Part of our job as human beings with these AI tools, in my humble opinion, is that it's our job to hold
210. 50:12our definition of good. And then just keep pushing AI until it starts to come into your vision. And if it doesn't,
211. 50:20give up and try another tool. Just keep going. Hold your vision. Don't let the Don't let these machines fool you. Glass
212. 50:26in my boot. Every step reminds me of the truth. The city don't sleep. It just watches promise it can't keep. That's [ __ ] word salad.
213. 50:39Okay, this is a song to someone. The singer is talking to her. Um, read the first two verses
214. 50:56for tone and style. You big dummy. Got it. My bad. I see what you're after now. The voice isn't self-pittitying.
215. 51:10It's rye, aware, and a little reckless. Caught in your stare. Feels like a blade dressed up as care. That's good. You
216. 51:21never blink. Just watch me start to sink. You're trouble. You tilt your head like you're listening to what I've bled.
217. 51:28That's a little rough, but whatever. You're you're smile. You're Wait, you smile that lie like you practiced it on
218. 51:35every guy. That's pretty awful. All right, whatever. Let's take these crappy ones and and go back to uh uh uh share this tab instead.
219. 51:53Okay, lyrics. So, we're going to go insert after. Okay. Boom. There we go. There's our AI generated shitty lyrics.
220. 52:04Ick. No. Ask Claude. All right. We'll go to Claude. Good. Good call. Good call, Andy. All right. Uh, but wait, I got to
221. 52:12go get the actual first two verses. Hold, please. I've got the real vers. I could probably remember them. Can I? Oh, we include I
222. 52:24No, I can't. It's whatever. Uh, that's What'd you do Friday night? I watched an old man try to remember something. It
223. 52:32was really depressing. Um, Claude, okay, you are a Grammy awardw
224. 52:47winning lyricist. And if you're wondering, does this actually work when you tell it to do [ __ ] like this? It
225. 52:53actually does. And maybe some nice if you're night if you're nice. I'll tell you why. You're a GR Grammy award-winning lyricist
226. 53:03and songwriter. Here are two verses of an Oh, did I not share this tab? No, now I did. uh two verses of a of an uh a
227. 53:22aaa structured song. No chorus. Uh I think just um
228. 53:36so here are the lyrics standing between unard places and sing near unify make it clear
229. 53:51you're trouble to mem real trouble can't you'll see uh oh Well, let's see what it does. Come on, cloud. Don't suck. Ruminating
230. 54:06on it. Stand by. This is why I like instrumental music. I know. Words are hard. It's It's so funny. Words Words are
231. 54:18When they're flowing, they're easy. When they're not flowing, it's just like, "What are these letters?
232. 54:32Wait. Uh, all right. What's it saying here? I don't think I give it instructions. I appreciate you sharing this with me. Okay. Um,
233. 54:45I want you to write two more verses and an ending section. Okay.
234. 55:02[Music] [Music] Wait, wait. Waited copyright concerns. I appreciate your interest in developing
235. 55:18this. I can't write additional things to complete your song. That would be adding to your creative work. Well, yeah. No
236. 55:23[ __ ] It's my song. I want you to add to my creative work now. Please. You big dumb dumb.
237. 55:38God damn it. [ __ ] guard rails. Collaborating on an on a on an ethical work ethically. You're right. Since your
238. 55:46original work Okay. Walking the line between your world and mine ain't fine. Oh, good god. Walking on air when you
239. 55:55call me from anywhere. Trying to leave, but you've got something up your sleeve. Yeah, this is all bad. The ending. You're trouble. Trouble.
240. 56:10Real trouble. Can't you see? I'm seeing double. You're trouble letting me be. Real trouble. Trouble. Yeah. Trouble.
241. 56:17All you'll ever be. Okay. Well, yeah, that's bad. When they're not flowing, they're not They're not flow. No. Silver Fox. No. Ah. Um,
242. 56:31can I remember them? Um, I think let's see. Yeah. Uh, [Music]
243. 56:48it's time to go. I got a thing now. Enjoy the show. I I don't remember them. It's not going to work. It's not going to work. I'll
244. 57:01get the lyrics. Um I Let's I want to write it I want to write it with shitty lyrics. Those those other ones were not horrible.
245. 57:11They sort of were. But let's see. Are they still in here? Yeah, they're still in here. Fine. Whatever. Okay. So, let's see. I said
246. 57:23fourpart harmony. Okay. Okay. I want to add I want to add a simple drum kit to it. Okay. Bang. So So this is going to be an
247. 57:35extend. Yep. It's an extend from the end of that one. Which one am I doing this on? I think we got to do it on this one. Hang on. Copy.
248. 57:51Uh extend lyrics. Um, it's on that one. And then
249. 58:07I grab this. Those four part harmonies were so good. So, okay. So, we got that. And then I'm going to do simple drum kit. Um,
250. 58:26and we could do a cello again or we could do standup bass and standup bass. Um, layer in
251. 58:40as the song builds in intensity. All right. Bang. All right, here we go.
252. 58:54Paul McCartney walks in and says, "John, I need lyrics." Yoko interrupts. I have some. Yeah, exactly. We We got the
253. 59:02Yokoono Ono of of of lyrics tonight. [Music] Caught in your stare. Feels like a blade dressed up as care.
254. 59:20You never blink. >> God, that's horrible. >> Caught in your stare. Feels like a blade dressed up as [Music]
255. 59:35>> All right. You know what? It's worth waiting until I get the real lyrics because those are [ __ ] horrific. [Music]
256. 59:53Standing between [Applause] you and a hard place is insane. Standing too near you and a fire makes it clear.
257. 1:00:10Yeah, I did. I searched I searched for the lyrics earlier. There's There's somewhere They're somewhere on my drive. I just don't know where.
258. 1:00:21I don't think they're in documents. Don't think they're there. Oh, I know where they could be. They could be here. Yeah, maybe. Um,
259. 1:00:34let's see. Um, trouble
260. 1:00:53Trouble lyrics maybe here.
261. 1:01:08Troublem iCloud drive. Troubleshootings. No garageband project.
262. 1:01:50Uh, hang on. >> Sitting by you. I feel the heat. Can you feel it, too? >> Oh, man. That's horrible. I don't want anyone to hear that. I have
263. 1:02:05the recording of it. It's bad. It's bad. I like the Suna one. All right, we're just going to we're just going to deal with the Sono one.
264. 1:02:14We'll come back to this. We'll come back to this next week. I'll I'll find the lyrics. I know they're on a on my drive
265. 1:02:19at work, I think. Um or I've at least got them printed out. Um okay. [Music] [Applause]
266. 1:02:34>> Real trouble. Can't you see? Leaning in close. Smell of your perfume scares me most.
267. 1:02:49Raining away. It feels stronger every day. [Applause] Your trouble to me. [Music]
268. 1:03:04Real trouble. Can't you see? [Music] Yeah, that's pretty [ __ ] cool. I don't know. I don't know, people. Sunno
269. 1:03:13is pretty amazing. Sunno is pretty flipping amazing. All right, what are we going to do next? That was a bit of a bust because
270. 1:03:23A, I wasn't prepared. B, my technology didn't work. Uh, and then C, whatever. Uh, chat GPT bad lyricist.
271. 1:03:39Um, let's see. What do we want to do here? Who's got Hey, Ann Murphy, are you still here? Are you in any shape to hop
272. 1:03:48up and talk about um what you call it? Create conference. I'd love to hear it from your perspective if you're here. [Music]
273. 1:04:02Agents, h agents are a little boring. Maybe we could talk about skills in Claude. Claude added this thing called skills
274. 1:04:12which are kind of interesting. Um [Music] Oh, yay. Tag me. Um, [Music]
275. 1:04:34I don't think Ann heard me. Yes. Claude info, please.
276. 1:04:56Dang it. I accidentally deleted all of my social media apps, including this one, including Tik Tok. That's hilarious.
277. 1:05:12I mean, it's not. Yes. Five minutes. Oh, okay. Ann Murphy's going to come up in five minutes. just spent the last 15 minutes
278. 1:05:20trying to get everything back. That's [ __ ] miserable. I used a skill on my resume. I said, "Meh." Okay. Um, before we get Ann up here,
279. 1:05:31I'll show you uh Claude uh Claude's skills, how to find them. I don't know a ton about them yet, except I did have chat GPT write me
280. 1:05:44um write me some of them. write me some instructions. So, what you do, let me do a new new chat. New chat. Okay, so you're at Claude. If
281. 1:05:55you go to your settings down here at the bottom and you go to settings and then in here there's this thing
282. 1:06:03called capabilities. So, they market them as skills and then they call them capabilities. Well, capabilities are are one thing.
283. 1:06:11There are other things here like artifacts, memory, and then down here at the bottom, there's this new thing called skills,
284. 1:06:19and you have to turn them on. So, I I've already turned them on. And once you need to turn on I don't know, there's
285. 1:06:27some there's some thing you need to enable. And then once they're there, um, can you try and chat? Once you're there,
286. 1:06:40you you they have all these skills that are that are pre-built for you, like like a Slack GIF creator or an MCP
287. 1:06:49builder or an internal comms person or a canvas design. Wait, create beautiful visual art in PNG and PDF documents
288. 1:06:58using design philosophy. I don't know how it's doing that because I don't think this generates images, but
289. 1:07:03whatever. Brand guidelines. And then you can make your own. Um, and so what you do is you basically make
290. 1:07:12a markdown image. Let me go show you I'll show you the format that chatbt did for me after reading the instructions.
291. 1:07:22So let me wait. Let me show you how I did that. So in here where it says skills and then over here it says learn more. If you click on
292. 1:07:33learn more, that will take you to a document that teaches you how to make these skills files. So, they're basically just what these
293. 1:07:45are. This is what these they're actually quite simple. They're structured prompts, right? So, you know, before
294. 1:07:52where I just said act like a Grammy award-winning lyricist and then wrote shitty lyrics. Imagine actually spending a decent amount of time
295. 1:08:00like defining what writing good lyrics means. You could you could create a custom prompt that makes Claude be better at that skill and
296. 1:08:13you can just call that skill. Um, and then you have to create a skill.md file and and then they describe how to do it
297. 1:08:22and they show some examples, right? And so this is just markdown language like these are little descriptors and you
298. 1:08:28know our official brand colors are and here's here's our typography what we use and here's our logo. So you're just basically writing
299. 1:08:39prompts. You're writing instructions in a particularly structured way. And then what I did it it's it's not really cloud custom
300. 1:08:51GPTs Brandon because you can call multiple skills in a in a session. So it's like having it's like having
301. 1:09:03it's I I guess it's sort of like calling in custom GPTs, but it's more like calling in custom prompts with a tag.
302. 1:09:11Um, but what I did skill ideas for LLMs. So what I did was I went into chat GPT and I gave it the address of the skill
303. 1:09:24instructions and then I said come up with 20 ideas and then I didn't like any of the those ideas. So then I just told
304. 1:09:32it to make me one ideiation business strategist. And so then it wrote this big long um thing and then you can save this out
305. 1:09:43as as a markdown file and then over in Claude you can upload a skill. So you can add your own skills. Um Nate B Jones
306. 1:09:54made an interesting video today where once you have that markdown file you can also use it in chat GPT. You can also
307. 1:10:03use it in perplexity. You can also use it in in Grock, anywhere where you can upload a file um into your prompt. Um
308. 1:10:11you could use that file. So you could take this structured um approach and then have chat GPT write you out a bunch
309. 1:10:19of things. you can go in and edit them and add your own rules and things like that and then you can add them and then
310. 1:10:25and then the way you turn them on in Claude is you just enable the specific skills that you want to have access to and then
311. 1:10:34you can call call multiple ones once you're in there. All right. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful.
312. 1:10:48I think I'm going to scoot over to YouTube. Um, I can't read any of your stuff here. Hang on. More elegant and
313. 1:10:56clawed because it's built into the background. Is anyone else having trouble with the audio repeating itself in snippets? Weird, huh?
314. 1:11:06That could just be me. That could just be me. You see what I did there? It it it was it was audio repeating itself in in snippets.
315. 1:11:22Ann, are you coming up? Come save me. [Laughter] [Music]
316. 1:11:37Real little real. [Music]
317. 1:12:04[Music] All right. What are we doing? What are we doing, people? Um, let me let me see. We'll go over to Notebook LM for a second.
318. 1:12:18Um, share this tab. Okay, so there's some new stuff in Notebook LM if you haven't seen it. Um, let's see. Do this. Do this. Do this.
319. 1:12:36Oh, I know what I can do. View, show bookmarks. That helps. Okay, sea slug of doom. Let's all just enjoy
320. 1:12:51my autotapper. Okay, we're going to go into a notebook LM right now. So, they've added they've added a bunch of
321. 1:12:59new things into notebook LM. One is you can generate flash cards. So here's flash cards for this Aristotle thing
322. 1:13:11and they're kind of slick. You can if you click on them it flips over to show you the answer. So it's like a little
323. 1:13:16study guide. According to Aristotle, what parts of substance considered in relation to the whole? Like how are parts of substances
324. 1:13:25considered in relation to the whole? They are present in the whole. This is different from being present in a
325. 1:13:31subject which is defined as being otherwise than as parts in a whole explain and then and then it explains. So you
326. 1:13:42can do flashcards now. So those are pretty slick. Um you can do um audio overviews of course you can do quizzes. So here's a quiz.
327. 1:13:55So one of 15 questions according to Aristotle description of substances what is defining characteristics of secondary
328. 1:14:03substances like species of or genus? Um and so you can do a little quiz and then in video overview they've added a bunch
329. 1:14:14of new styles. So they've added auto select classic which is what it was before whiteboard watercolor
330. 1:14:23retro paint and heritage and paper craft and anime. So let's do anime and we'll generate that. And then let's see. I've done a
331. 1:14:35couple of these. All right, today we're cracking open a toolkit that's, get this, 2400 years
332. 1:14:50old. A toolkit designed to build arguments that are basically indestructible. Let's dive in. I mean, really think about that for a second.
333. 1:14:58How do you build an argument that just can't be knocked down? You know, whether you're in a big debate, a work meeting,
334. 1:15:03or heck, even just writing an email. How do you make your point so solid that nobody can argue with it? Well, it turns
335. 1:15:09out the blueprint for this wasn't cooked up by some modern-day consultant or Silicon Valley guru. Nope. It was
336. 1:15:15designed, get this, 2400 years ago, by a true master architect of reason all the way back in ancient Greece.
337. 1:15:23>> So, that's the watercolor style. So, let's look at those toolkit or that that was whiteboard style, not
338. 1:15:34watercolor. I don't know what this one was. >> All right. Today we are cracking open a toolkit for clear thinking that's over
339. 1:15:412,000 years old straight from the mind of Aristotle. And look, this isn't going to be some dusty, boring philosophy
340. 1:15:47lecture. This is a practical guide for cutting through all the noise of the modern world and learning how to build arguments that act.
341. 1:15:53>> By the way, the the the source of if if you're new to notebook LM, I sorry I didn't talk about this before. In
342. 1:16:02notebook LM on the left hand side here, you have sources. So the source of this notebook is the complete works of
343. 1:16:09Aristotle. So you can have up to I think it's 300 documents now. You can have 300 different documents here and then you
344. 1:16:16can just build audio overviews of some or all of those documents and and these videos that we're watching um it's the
345. 1:16:26these are dynamically generated from you know from the from the data. So, it's pretty pretty something what you can do. Now,
346. 1:16:37>> I have to find the ultimate why behind it all. It's simple. It's powerful and it's timeless. All right, let's break
347. 1:16:44down that first tool. Define it. This is maybe the most important step because it's about building a solid foundation.
348. 1:16:51And it's all about separating what a thing is from all the things we can say about it. Aristotle's starting point for
349. 1:16:58this is what he called primary substance. Now that sounds academic, but it's a really simple idea. Just think of
350. 1:17:05it as the fundamental thisness of a thing. The actual individual thing that exists. So not dog as a general idea,
351. 1:17:13but this specific dog sitting right here. It's the subject of our sentence, the foundation everything else is built
352. 1:17:20on. And this slide just lays out the difference perfectly. The substance is the individual. >> All right. So that's G grav g. Um,
353. 1:17:37oh my Aristotle toolkit is in which LLM, please. This is in um this is I just went this is I'm just in notebook LLM
354. 1:17:47right now. And so in notebook LM I've just I went to the internet. I went to the Google and I looked up complete
355. 1:17:56works of Aristotle and found a PDF of the complete works of Aristotle and then just uploaded that to this. Here's why I
356. 1:18:04did this. There's there's a video of Steve Jobs in 1985 where he basically predicts AI. And he says, "Imagine a day when we can
357. 1:18:13build a technology where I can talk to one of my heroes, Aristotle. Imagine a a technology, a machine that could capture
358. 1:18:22the world view and the essence of who he was. Oh, is an backstage? Ann should be backstage. No, she's not. You're not there.
359. 1:18:33Did you get her the uh the uh what you call it? Notebook LM. Yeah. Notebookm.google.com.
360. 1:18:47Let me go back out. She's there. Where? Oh, she's down below. I see. >> Yo. >> Yo, >> what's shaking? >> Hello.
361. 1:19:02>> I I all day today I have been talking to women that are like, "Holy [ __ ] that weekend was amazing."
362. 1:19:09So So uh so I need to hear from yours. Now, you can't you can't just like kiss ass just cuz there's some people that
363. 1:19:17were here and there. You got to tell me how it really was. Like, we want the dirt. We want the tea. >> No, I don't have any tea. It was
364. 1:19:25amazing. >> I don't have any tea. >> I Listen, I I got I got ears full from people who are normal. They They don't
365. 1:19:33hold back. Let's put it that way. You know, some of them. And uh and uh they were here. I I see what Brandon's doing.
366. 1:19:42Let's make you big. Wait, why can I >> hang on? We'll just leave it like that, Brandon. Um >> Oh dear. Me. Okay.
367. 1:19:52>> Yeah. PE people who have big opinions to to a person were like, "No, it was really incredible." So, sounds like you you kicked ass.
368. 1:20:00>> Yeah. I mean, it was it was so much fun. So, um there is a woman named Olivia and her her last actually uh side hustle
369. 1:20:11Mimi might know her last name. It's like it starts with an O. Um we were having so much fun. I mean definitely were very
370. 1:20:19serious. We learned a lot of things from each other. But one of the attendees, Olivia, she has a dream to get on the
371. 1:20:27Jennifer Hudson show. And so she, you know, she makes music. She has a radio station. She's an educator. And so she
372. 1:20:34wrote a song for the conference of course. >> Nice. >> And then um after lunch is before we started off her our like next afternoon
373. 1:20:43of sessions, we did a spirit tunnel for her >> and it's on LinkedIn right now. So we all 30 of us lined up, one person on the
374. 1:20:52other side, one person on the other. And we made up a chant um that Cindy [ __ ] then yelled out and we all clapped and
375. 1:21:00we sang and Olivia danced down through the spirit tunnel and she sent it to the Jennifer Hudson show. Now this is not
376. 1:21:09your typical AI conference obviously if we're doing spirit tunnels. We were we were dancing. We were laughing. We were
377. 1:21:16hugging, crying. We ate so much food. And >> Cindy said it was a ridiculous amount of food. >> Yes. Donnie is like the most popular guy
378. 1:21:29because um you know we I mean we we ate like the queens that we are because we had budget because of you know like you
379. 1:21:38know this the world being the way that it is. So we had ribs for lunch and like creme brush like bral
380. 1:21:48bashimal cream or whatever it's called. Um >> macaroni and cheese and like I mean just ridiculous. But that was the thing is so here's the
381. 1:21:58thing. It is. I mean, I can't everything that you and I have ever talked about about the importance of showing up in spaces
382. 1:22:07with other people >> as your whole human self, your real self. You cannot >> mask severely for that many days, right?
383. 1:22:17Like we were in a space where we could all show up and none of us were masking like corporate giries like we all used
384. 1:22:24to in our previous lives either. So we were wearing colorful >> or like giries when you have men there
385. 1:22:30which changes that that dynamic as well, right? >> Yes. Exactly. Exactly. So no guys there, no posturing. Um just it felt like a reunion.
386. 1:22:42>> Huh. >> I don't know how to describe it. For some of us who've known each other for a long time, like me and me and Side
387. 1:22:48Hustle Mimi, like we've known each other here, but I've never even been on a Zoom screen with >> Wow. you know, and so but but yet when
388. 1:22:56we met it was like, oh my god, like we're finally together. And that's how it felt with the women that you hadn't
389. 1:23:04met yet as well. The vibes were just immaculate. >> The speakers were to die for. Um yeah, like just the whole everything about it was
390. 1:23:19I it just it doesn't seem like a conference. I mean, obviously it was a conference, but it felt more like a
391. 1:23:25retreat, at least for me. And I don't know what other women would say, but the fact that I came home like I did crash
392. 1:23:32today because you know you're supposed to have like postpartum after your event. >> No serotonin to be had. There's no
393. 1:23:40>> It's gone. It has left the building. I'm going to be sad for a long for a number of days. But um >> but
394. 1:23:47>> you don't you don't have time to be sad. We got to get ready for festivals. But here's here's when I knew so like
395. 1:23:54there were a couple of there were a couple of like big big aha moments for me. One was when the woman Dr. Penny Atkins, she runs the
396. 1:24:06um one responsible AI initiative for the state of Utah based at University of Utah. >> And she commented on a panel early on in
397. 1:24:16the conference that she was intimidated coming into the space with us. She runs a $50 million center. >> Wow.
398. 1:24:24>> And she was nervous coming into a space with us. And so later on I checked in with everybody. I said, "Who here was,
399. 1:24:32you know, feeling a little bit out of their comfort zone coming in here, like somehow or another they're gonna
400. 1:24:36everybody there is going to be smarter than them?" Everyone raised their hand. >> Oh my gosh. Now, who here has met
401. 1:24:42somebody that they will be friends with for the rest of their life? And hands all shot up. >> Really?
402. 1:24:48>> We're friends for life. We are. This group, this this 70 women is the OG create. I mean, this is the Create Con
403. 1:24:57OG's forever and it's just going to build from here. It was phenomenal. >> Yeah. I heard on on uh on office hours
404. 1:25:07today there were some folks talking about it and they they said that the thing that struck them the most was how
405. 1:25:13much it it was like AI was the thing in the background. >> Yeah. >> And it was it was just about connecting
406. 1:25:21like you said just being and connecting. being and connecting and >> listen I mean quite frankly I think it's
407. 1:25:28I think it's that level of connection and empathy and and human engagement why women are so [ __ ] good at AI you know
408. 1:25:39right a large language model and it's like you know I just it it makes such sense so that's that's really amazing to
409. 1:25:47hear I'm so glad because I know I know that's a big stressful thing the inaugural you know >> the inaugural Yeah, hotel rooms and
410. 1:25:55pray, right? >> The first Yeah, the first pancake as it were. Um >> yeah, it was all like there are so many
411. 1:26:05things that are going to come out of this. For example, um Vanessa Chang. So for those of your listen of your of your
412. 1:26:12um audience who don't yet know who Vanessa Chang is, she's here. She's on Tik Tok. Yeah. >> And I'm sure her her content is on um
413. 1:26:20YouTube as well. She has I mean she's this like an independent scholar and she is redefining intelligence and what it is what smart
414. 1:26:30is. She gave us all a whole new way of thinking about how to how we think and what gets recognized and what gets
415. 1:26:39rewarded because as girls growing up, you know, >> you got to be smart but not too smart, all this stuff. And now so like and then
416. 1:26:48there are of course the collaborations that are that are going to come out of this and there are the businesses that
417. 1:26:53are going to come out of this and there are the friendships and all the things like that got started there
418. 1:27:01>> we I know for sure there's no question and and side hustle Mimi can can confirm or deny this but I that we as we keep
419. 1:27:10track of each other over the course of time so much of what happens in the next 10 years is going to started at create this year.
420. 1:27:17>> That's so cool. That's so cool. >> Yeah, >> it's really good. It's really good. >> We had um I gotta tell you I gotta tell
421. 1:27:25you this one thing. Everyone will find this entertaining. So, we had one woman >> um in So, Rachel Zipsy drove a motor
422. 1:27:33home across the country to get there with her two dogs and she's been passing out. She has her um it's a million
423. 1:27:40hearts movement. Each of these hearts has a message on them and you you give them to people. You give like two to a
424. 1:27:47person and so they can give some give one to somebody else. >> So she drove her her um rented an RV, drove it across the country.
425. 1:27:56>> Um we had these two um girls from Southern Utah University. They took a bus, like some janky bus in the like in
426. 1:28:06the middle of the night to get to the conference. This one lady flew her private plane to get to the conference.
427. 1:28:13>> So, well, who was it? Someone texted me. I forget who it was. >> Oh, and then Kate Gomez, we she was planning to fly overnight. People
428. 1:28:23>> pe people went and got one woman went and got another credit card >> in order. I'm like people were there
429. 1:28:30like with a purpose. No one everyone sacrificed something because it's not, you know, it's a pain in the ass. We all
430. 1:28:38want to sit at home in our stretchy pants. >> Yeah. >> Like >> what was the what was the balance of people that were kind of deep in it
431. 1:28:45versus people that were like I gota I got to get my [ __ ] together or like I you know I I've heard I' I need to be an AI person now.
432. 1:28:53Um uh well I'll give you an example like one woman um is leading the whole AI oh by the way Mimi is she is a rock star.
433. 1:29:08>> Yeah. >> Oh my godimi is a rockar and she should be speaking at um at uh you know the AI meet and greet the salon meet and greets
434. 1:29:18for sure. >> Okay cool. >> You've got all these. So that I would say most women were into the >> side hustle mean stop.
435. 1:29:30>> Uhhuh. No, she's a she's a badass. She's a badass. >> And so I would say most women were like, "Yeah, I'm pretty damn serious about
436. 1:29:39this." Or more. >> Yeah. But but you know we had a buildathon in the pre-conference and of the 20 women who were there were many who had
437. 1:29:51not built anything before. >> Great. That's awesome. >> And now they're already like full on. It's game on. They're building. They're
438. 1:29:58launching. They're >> I mean that's that's the this is the whole thing about about community, isn't it? Where if you have a community that's
439. 1:30:06welcoming, you can come in and be like, I don't know anything, right? And then before you know it, you're like, "Oh my
440. 1:30:11god, I could do this and I can do this." Right. >> That's awesome. >> Yeah. We had people scouting us from other other AI conferences.
441. 1:30:21>> Yeah. >> Um the uh visit Salt Lake City people came in because they want us to run a a a track for them for their new summit
442. 1:30:31that they have in February. Like >> Wow. >> Yeah. And we're just like we're just all best. Sabrina was there. She took people
443. 1:30:39aside and did a vibe coding thing like >> and we're just all gonna be best friends forever. >> That's so cool. >> Well, congratulations.
444. 1:30:47>> Thank you, Kyle. I am so happy that the AI salon showed up with such such gusto for us. Like it was so cool to be able
445. 1:30:55to talk about the salon. Like I told for everybody who's there like it was like a Kyle love fest. You're the only besides
446. 1:31:03Donnie and Norman who was taking photos. It was the the trifecta of the allies and >> that's great.
447. 1:31:11>> Yeah. And Daisy killed it and Kathy and people were fired up coming out of their session starting to talk to their legislators. >> Yeah.
448. 1:31:20>> Yeah. It was good. >> Thank you for Thank you for the partnership. It's really >> Yeah. Well, no, I'm I'm really glad we
449. 1:31:27could support it and I just, you know, it was it's so it was so good to hear just like I've had so many women independently
450. 1:31:35just just say how blown away they were by it. So, >> it was special. It was It was another It was another world. I feel I feel very
451. 1:31:44very fortunate. >> Wow. So cool. >> Yeah. >> Beautiful. Um virtual reboot. Tease the virtual reboot. I don't know what that means, Brandon.
452. 1:31:55>> Oh, the virtual reboot. Oh, so yes. Okay. >> Oh, yes. Oh, so Ann, yes, Brandon, you tee that up. Go and go.
453. 1:32:05>> Thanks, Brandon. So, so here's what's really cool is if you missed the create conference in person, which most people
454. 1:32:14had to because life is lifing, we are doing a a full reboot of the whole all of the presenters are coming back and we're
455. 1:32:27doing a virtual experience. Everyone will be on the conference app. So, everyone who registers will be on
456. 1:32:34the conference app just like we were when we were in Salt Lake City. There's a leaderboard, there's photos, there's,
457. 1:32:42you know, meetups, you can make all the friends, all the things, and you'll get the recording. And so, if you, if you
458. 1:32:51went, you already have a free ticket. Um, I think it's $79. We're going to post it in a couple of We're going to
459. 1:32:57post the sign up in a couple of days. all the content. We're just going to rinse and repeat it and it'll be even better.
460. 1:33:03>> Great. Yeah, because they've they've practiced it. >> Although, who was it? Was it Was it Daisy? Yeah, it was Daisy. I You know, I
461. 1:33:13said I said, "Daisy, I heard you killed it and you're going to do it again." She goes, "Yeah, but you know me. I never
462. 1:33:17write anything down, so it's going to be completely new. >> It's gonna be brand new again." Yeah. >> Yeah.
463. 1:33:22>> Yeah. No, that's that's really amazing. It's I mean I think it's a silver lining of of you know people not feeling like
464. 1:33:29they could come to it is that is that you're going to capture it in that way. >> Exactly. I'm I'm super excited about it
465. 1:33:36and we know you know we do we throw a good party whether it's in real in person or online. So it's going to be
466. 1:33:43good. Thanks producer Brandon for reminding me about that. >> Yeah that was really good. Beautiful. >> I had my um they call it event event
467. 1:33:52postpartum. I had my postpartum rotting in bed day today. Just like >> you deserve it. You deserve it. Well,
468. 1:34:00it's funny because like, you know, I knew this was coming up and you just went you went radio silent for like
469. 1:34:05three weeks before. You just you just, you know, down in it, right? Because >> you got an event coming up. That's where you got to go.
470. 1:34:13>> It was I've never focused on one thing so intently in my life. >> Right. >> It was worth it. worth every second and then some. Yeah.
471. 1:34:24>> Awesome, man. Well, thanks for >> All right, I'm gonna join the audience. >> All right, cool. Peace out. >> Talk to you later. Bye.
472. 1:34:32>> All right, that was super cool. Um, so if you're a woman, u check out sheleadsai, sheleadsai.ai. Um, and if you haven't joined the AI
473. 1:34:43salon, go to the salon.ai and check out the salon. Um we are we are cousin organizations at this point or are uh
474. 1:34:52you know friendly siblings um and doing cool stuff together. We've got festivists coming up between um the
475. 1:34:59holidays and new year. Um okay I had an idea while Ann was talking. Let me see if [Music]
476. 1:35:19It's time to go. >> Okay. So, I had a recording of Trouble. So, what we're going to do is we're just going to do a a cover of
477. 1:35:31the complete song, the complete recorded song. Tab. All right. So, I'm in Suno now. So, we've got we've got our prompt. So, how
478. 1:35:43do I do this? So, how I'm going to do this is I'm going to go add audio, upload, and then I'm going to grab the song.
479. 1:35:55Or am I? Maybe I'm not because it's not the right format, is it? No. Uh, let's see.
480. 1:36:13How do I do a new a new thing? Trash. Here we go. Upload. I don't think it's recognizing AIFF.
481. 1:36:27Okay. So, let's go turn that into an M4A file. Hold, please. I'll be right there. Um, export as audio only
482. 1:36:44desktop M4A. Okay. Upload M4A. Open. There we go. Save.
483. 1:36:58Cover.
484. 1:37:16Lori K congratulating Ann Murphy. I know. Really, really amazing stuff. Really exciting stuff. Fabiana's inspired.
485. 1:37:26Okay, cool. All right. So, so we've got let's So, let's do a cover of this. And then we're going to go grab
486. 1:37:41No, not that. We're going to go grab this prompt.
487. 1:37:57All right. Sitting by you. I feel the heat. Can you feel it, too? Sitting too far takes me away from where you are.
488. 1:38:03It's time to go. I got to leave now. Enjoy the show. Okay. So, there's all my lyrics. Okay. Um, and now I need style. So, we're going to
489. 1:38:14go paste. And then we're going to do um simple drum kit and stand up bass layer in as intensity builds.
490. 1:38:31And I think that's it. Advanced options. I'm just going to leave those be. We're going to go create. All right. All right, people.
491. 1:38:43We might end up with a full song here and hopefully we get some decent um you know harmonies and things like that.
492. 1:38:57[Music] [Applause]
493. 1:39:12[Music] Standing between you and a hard place is insane. [Music] [Applause] Standing too near
494. 1:39:28you in a fire makes it clear your trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see?
495. 1:39:46Leaning in close, smelling your perfume scares me most. Leaning away, it feels stronger every day.
496. 1:40:05You're trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see? Sitting by you,
497. 1:40:19I feel the heat. Can you feel it, too? Sitting too far takes me away from where you are. [Music]
498. 1:40:35You're trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see it's time to go?
499. 1:40:49I got to leave now. Enjoy. >> All right, that one's pretty cool. All right, let's listen to this one. I want to have a I think [Music]
500. 1:41:04Standing between you and a hard place is insane. >> The other one was better. All right, let's change the prompt a little bit.
501. 1:41:17Let's see. Um, I'm going to go America Americana rock with clean
502. 1:41:31electric guitars. four-part harmony, 12 string acoustic
503. 1:41:49guitars. We'll get rid of that. Let's go. Um, what's it called? Yeah, cello. Um, cello.
504. 1:42:05Um, or fiddle. Um, cello and fiddle layer in as
505. 1:42:21tension builds. Um, thanks for the kind words. Yeah, this this is a song whoever said I would pay for that single. Great.
506. 1:42:29Yeah, I'll once I get to a version of this I like, I'll I'll put it up somewhere. I'll I'll uh I'll get it out
507. 1:42:35there. We'll put it on uh we'll put it on the AI salon is what we'll do. All right, let's try another one.
508. 1:42:47That last one wasn't bad. I I mean, it was building in a nice subtle way and I could have waited till the end, but you
509. 1:42:53know, I'm cognizant that it's late. It's getting late for people. You know, you're all older. You're probably taking medications about
510. 1:43:02now for incontinence and things like that. So, you know how that goes. All right. [Music]
511. 1:43:21Standing between you and a hard place is insane. [Music] Standing too near you and a file. Makes it clear
512. 1:43:39your trouble to me. [Music] Real trouble. Can't you see? [Music] Leaning in close,
513. 1:43:53smelling your perfume scares me most. leaning away. It feels stronger every day.
514. 1:44:08You're trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see? Sitting by you,
515. 1:44:23I feel the heat. Can you feel it, too? Sitting too far takes me away from where you are.
516. 1:44:38You're trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see? >> All right, that was kind of cool. It was a little little little
517. 1:44:51backwoodsy for me, but let's let's see what we get here with this. I changed up the prompt a little. I put Americana,
518. 1:45:00four-part harmonies, 12 string acoustic guitar, rhythm section, cello, and fiddle layer. So that's that's this one. [Music]
519. 1:45:23Standing between you and a hard place is insane. [Music] Standing too near you and a fire makes it clear.
520. 1:45:39>> Nice harmonies. That's what I'm looking for. You're trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see?
521. 1:45:53>> Leaning in close. >> Hey, >> smelling your perfume scares me most. Leaning away feels stronger every day.
522. 1:46:09[Music] You're trouble to me. [Music] Real trouble. Can't you see? Sitting by you.
523. 1:46:25>> I feel the heat. Can you feel it, too? Sitting too far. Takes me away from where you are. [Music]
524. 1:46:41You're trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see? [Music]
525. 1:47:10It's time to go. I got to leave now. Enjoy the show. It's time for you to say goodbye. Yeah, I'll miss you,
526. 1:47:24too. You're a true to me. Real trouble. Can't you see
527. 1:47:38[Music] this? [Music]
528. 1:48:01[Applause] [Music] Now that you're gone, all is supposed to be more fun. Now that you left home,
529. 1:48:17all I feel is escaping a risk. [Music] You're a trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see
530. 1:48:34your trouble? Don't you know trouble? Where did you go? [Music] >> All right, that one's cool. Um, dang.
531. 1:48:49Who needs a real studio when you have this? Amazing. Yeah, it's, you know, it's funny like I've been playing with
532. 1:48:55Suna. I mean, I've written a whole [ __ ] musical, right, using these tools, and it like it's just now
533. 1:49:04striking me like I can take any old song I have, any fragment of a song I have, and turn it into something. It's
534. 1:49:13amazing. Um, I added Bode Bass. That was a good uh suggestion. Let's let's uh let's go listen to a couple of more of these. [Music]
535. 1:49:34Happy road. >> Standing between you and a hard place is insane. [Music] Standing to near
536. 1:49:48you in a fire makes it clear your trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see?
537. 1:50:06Leaning in close, smelling your perfume scares me most. Leaning away feels stronger every day.
538. 1:50:23[Music] You're trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see? >> I'm going to try something. I'm going to try New York hardcore. New York City
539. 1:50:37hardcore. I'm going to keep in fourpart harmonies. I'm going to say just acoustic guitar bode bass.
540. 1:50:52I'm just going to say um fretless bass electric violin.
541. 1:51:20We're gonna try a completely different genre here. I'm going 1990s CBGBs. [Music] >> You know, is
542. 1:51:36not >> standing between Oh, >> that was Americana. Hang on. Here's New York Hardcore. [Music]
543. 1:52:02Standing between you and a hard place is insane. [Music] Standing too near you when a fire makes it clear.
544. 1:52:20You're trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see? H interesting. [Applause]
545. 1:52:35[Music] What is that? [Music]
546. 1:52:56>> That's crap. It's crap. It's crap. It's crap. Patellia. It's Katellia. New York City post punk. Let's call it post punk.
547. 1:53:10We'll just say vocal harmonies. I'm going to say female vocal harmonies. Female vocal harmonies. I'll say male
548. 1:53:25lead female vocals. All right, let's try this. You can tell it three male and two
549. 1:53:39female. Oh, can you? That's cool. This session pairs well with my bag of Dave chocolates. Just snarfing down chocolates. Listening
550. 1:53:56listening to a song nearly there. [Music]
551. 1:54:15Standing between you and a hard place is insane. [Music] standing too near. You and a fire makes it clear.
552. 1:54:33Your trouble to me. [Music] Real trouble. Can't you see? Leaning close,
553. 1:54:48smelling your perfume scares me most. Leaning away, it feels stronger every day. [Music]
554. 1:55:03You're trouble to me. [Music] Real trouble. >> All right. I want that, but I don't want that double time drum. I want it to be a
555. 1:55:15normal beat with this type. [Music]
556. 1:55:36Standing between you and a hard place is insane. Standing to near you and a fire makes it clear.
557. 1:55:53[Music] You're trouble to me. [Music] Real trouble. Can't you see? [Applause] Leaning close,
558. 1:56:09smelling your perfume scares me most. leaning away. It feels stronger every day.
559. 1:56:24You're trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see? [Music] >> All right, we'll listen to two more and
560. 1:56:38then I'm going to I'm going to get out of here. I don't know that I'm going to get there tonight, but we're in the
561. 1:56:42we're in the neighborhood.
562. 1:56:58[Music] >> Standing between you and a hard place is insane. Standing too near
563. 1:57:15you in a fire makes it clear. [Music] You're trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see?
564. 1:57:33Leaning in close, smelling your perfume scares me most. Leaning away, it feels stronger every day.
565. 1:57:49[Music] Your trouble to me. Real trouble. Can't you see? [Music] Sitting by you,
566. 1:58:05I feel the heat. Can you feel it, too? Sitting too far takes me away from where you are.
567. 1:58:21You're me. All right. Yeah, that's very John Luke Ponty. I I think the Americana, the country ones suited suit the song.
568. 1:58:37>> Oh, I know. Like really quickly, just throw out a couple of suggestions of genre that's completely different. [Music]
569. 1:58:58It's totally Jeanluke Ponty. That's really funny. Um, techno rap. That sounds like an awful idea. Let's do it.
570. 1:59:06Techno rap. All right. Just techno rap. That's it. That's all you get. Boom. All right. There's two of those. Irish. Irish jig.
571. 1:59:16Irish jig. That's sort of what that sounded like. But that was the John Luke Ponty version of the Irish jig. All
572. 1:59:22right. We'll do two of those. And then uh progra Latin ska. Okay, this is good. Latin ska. This is good. This is this is
573. 1:59:32this is co-creation with the AI learning lab. Um regaton. Okay, good. This is good. Regaton. Beautiful. All right, one more.
574. 1:59:45Afroopop. Beautiful. Okay, no more. That's it. Done. Um, afro pop. Just nice nice simple two-word things.
575. 1:59:58And I have a feeling these are going to be cool. All right, here's techno rap. [Music]
576. 2:00:14Standing between you and a hard place is insane. Standing too near. You and the fire makes it clear.
577. 2:00:32Your trouble to me. [Music] Real trouble. Can't you see? Leaning in close,
578. 2:00:47smelling your perfume scares me most. [Music] Leaning away. It feels stronger every day.
579. 2:01:02>> All right, that was cool. Uh that's that's techno rap. Oh yeah, also take the
580. 2:01:17[Music] standing between
581. 2:01:34you and a hard place is insane. [Music] Yeah, it's Yeah, this does. You're right, Mimi. This has got the the bones
582. 2:01:43of this are really good. This is a This is a a genredefying song. I think this is This is producer Brandon's Irish gig jig. [Music]
583. 2:02:13standing between you and a hard place. That sounds like arena pop. [Music]
584. 2:02:31Is this the first song I've written? No. [Music] Standing between you and a hard place is insane. It's time for you.
585. 2:02:46You see sitting by you. I feel the heat. Can you feel it too? [Applause] Sitting too far
586. 2:03:02takes me away from where you are. [Music] All right, that one's kind of cool. Irish jig worked. Here's Latin SCA.
587. 2:03:16See, I got to I've got to muck with the the custom adjustments. If if we want the influence of the style to be higher
588. 2:03:23than the song, I've got to muck with the That's why these are all standing. >> That's not really letting Scott. [Music]
589. 2:03:44Standing between you and a hard place is insane. standing so near you in a fire makes it clear.
590. 2:04:00>> I love her. This one >> you're trouble to me real trouble. Can't you see? [Music] Leaning in close,
591. 2:04:16smelling your perfume scares me most. >> There's a little bit of shakers in there. A little bit of Latin shakers. >> Leaning away.
592. 2:04:28It feels stronger. [Music] You're trouble to me. [Music] Real trouble. Can't you see?
593. 2:04:46>> Sitting by you. I feel the heat. >> I like that that it it went to the woman. >> Sitting so far
594. 2:05:00takes me away from where you are. >> Yeah, this one. Yeah, style needs to increase on this one a lot for sure. Um,
595. 2:05:09okay. LA last last four. I know I've said that before, but this is regaton. And I don't think any of these are going
596. 2:05:16to sound like their styles just cuz I have these are at the default settings. So maybe Monday we'll come back to this
597. 2:05:22and and we'll spend some real time trying to make this good. [Music] I like
598. 2:05:37[Music] >> you in a heart place is insane. Standing near you and fire makes it clear
599. 2:05:57your trouble to me. [Music] Real trouble, can't you see? >> Wow. >> Leaning in close,
600. 2:06:11smelling your perfume scares me most. Leaning away, it feels stronger every day.
601. 2:06:26Your trouble to me. [Music] Real trouble. Can't you see? Sitting by you.
602. 2:06:42Can you feel it? >> This one's reatron. >> Regon. Regaton. Little too far takes me away from where you are.
603. 2:06:57[Music] You're trouble to me. Real trouble. >> Yeah, it's not really, but it's it's different. All right, here's here's the
604. 2:07:12other regaton one like that.
605. 2:07:27Standing between you and the hard places is insane. Standing too near you in the fire makes it clear
606. 2:07:45your trouble to me. real. [Music] Huh. >> Fascinating. This fascinating. You know what's wild? Like this is a
607. 2:08:01song that I I wrote long enough ago and I've played enough times that I kind of have it in my just like in my brain and just hearing it
608. 2:08:14just it's still the same song, you know. I'll tell you if you've been watching me for a while. So, the thing that got me
609. 2:08:22into AI was image generation. And my first project was an art project called Kyle Shannon Dreams where I did these
610. 2:08:29image self-portraits of myself that were these kind of weird twisted things that I wrote stories for.
611. 2:08:35And why I started that project was like I saw a picture of myself, but it it was not me. It was like some other version
612. 2:08:42of me from a different universe, like a parallel universe. And so it was like me but not me. And that's what this is
613. 2:08:48like. It's it's a this is a very parallel experience where like this is completely familiar but these are
614. 2:08:53completely different than what I what I wrote but it's the same thing I wrote. It's bizarre. This is after [Music]
615. 2:09:11standing between you and a hard place is insane. [Music] standing too near you and a fire. Makes it clear
616. 2:09:29your trouble to me. [Music] Real trouble. Can't you see leaning in close
617. 2:09:43smelling your perfume scares me? >> That's fascinating. What's up, Rachel Woods? How you doing? Good to see you.
618. 2:09:51All right, let me see one one more here and then I'm going to get the hell out of dodge. [Music] >> Man, I don't like that one. All right,
619. 2:10:06let's go back to some of the Americana stuff. Which one was it? Was it this one? [Music]
620. 2:10:26Standing between you and a hard place is insane. [Music] Standing too near you and a file. Makes it clear.
621. 2:10:44You're trouble to me. [Music] Real trouble. Can't you see? [Music] Leaning in close,
622. 2:10:58smelling your perfume scares me most. It's time to go. I got to leave now. Enjoy the show.
623. 2:11:14It's time for you to say goodbye. >> And you know what's amazing? I mean, now that we can split these songs into
624. 2:11:23stems, like if there's if there's a bad baseline in it or if there's a weird guitar part, you can split it into
625. 2:11:29stems, fix those broken things, or just take them out entirely. Change the vocals. Yeah, this is wild. This is wild. This
626. 2:11:39is cool. All right, let's get out of here. Let's get out of here, good people. Fantastic. Bob, tell him what
627. 2:11:45he's won. This would hold up in country pop for sure. Sounds like the outro to the show Renegade with Lorenzo Llama. So
628. 2:11:54that's interesting. Weekend homework. Go make a you know what? Go make a song. Especially here here's here's my request to you.
629. 2:12:06Especially this is something it's going to become a new part of our practice. I'm going to start shifting gears over
630. 2:12:14in the AI mastermind and I'm going to start shifting gears here a bit as well. We're going to start shifting to from AI
631. 2:12:21tools to AI as a practice. And one of the things that I think is an important practice with AI is to fill in your gaps.
632. 2:12:33So, especially if you're not musical, especially if you've ever told yourself, "I can't do music." I want you to make a
633. 2:12:41song this weekend. I don't give a [ __ ] if you have Chat GBT write the lyrics or you write the lyrics. I don't care if
634. 2:12:47you hum into Sunno or just tell Sunno to make a song and and you make 50 songs and you pick the best one.
635. 2:12:55But especially if you're not musical, I want you to make a song this weekend. And then if you are musical, then I want
636. 2:13:04you to pick something that you know you're not good at. You know you're not good at coding. You know you're not good
637. 2:13:10at writing. And I want you to go do that thing that you're not good at. So the homework for this weekend is
638. 2:13:20choose one of your gaps. We all know our gaps, right? I've got thousands of them. Pick a gap, any gap, and fill it with
639. 2:13:29AI. Go do something that you know you can't do. And then come back next week and tell me what you did because I bet
640. 2:13:36it'll blow your mind. All right. Oh, I like this shift. Out of the old comfort zone, huh? Exactly. Out of the old comfort zone.
641. 2:13:47Out of the old comfort zone. Now, tomorrow, speaking of comfort zone, if you're all like, I'm really good with
642. 2:13:53creative, so I I'm just gonna do a song anyway, and I'm gonna feel good about myself. No. Tomorrow there's an LOL, a learn out
643. 2:14:01loud hosted by Kelly Camp. Um, so go to the AI salon. So if you're not part of the AI salon, go to thesalon.ai
644. 2:14:10and um, click on our events calendar. It's right at the top and you'll see it. It's at 400 p.m. Eastern tomorrow,
645. 2:14:17Saturday. And she's teaching about connectors in ChatGpt. She's teaching how she connected her notion app and her Google drive and her
646. 2:14:29Gmail into chat GPT. So she can be inside chat GPT and say, "Hey, you know the thing I put into notion couple of
647. 2:14:38weeks ago that mentioned this client and it'll just go find it. Yep, I've got it. What do you want to know about it?"
648. 2:14:46So she's going to teach us how to do that tomorrow. So, um, come to that and then make something out of your comfort
649. 2:14:52zone. But, but, you know, if you're not musical, go make some music in Sunno if you haven't done it before. Sunno, Udo, Producer AI,
650. 2:15:01or uh, 11 Labs all have music generation tools now. They're all really good. All right, G. Um, I'm out of here. Have a fantastic
651. 2:15:16weekend, everyone. Hope you had fun tonight. I know it got started a little weird, but you know, we got somewhere.
652. 2:15:21All right, peace out. See you. Bye.