aiLL 05/13/23 - The Ultimate Guide to Democratizing AI

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1. 0:01foreign [Music]
2. 0:18with the AI learning lab welcome everybody I'm just uh doing a Saturday early afternoon live to talk about cool AI stuff um
3. 0:31I like answering questions about AI talking about what I know making fun of but I can um if you're new to Ai and want to
4. 0:43experiment that's chat gpt's official web address I'm not affiliated with it in any way but there's a lot of apps out there
5. 0:50pretending to be chat CPT that are asking people to pay for things so I think that's kind of crappy so go there
6. 0:57start playing with chat EBT while I uh while I ramble on um and what else um feel free to ask any questions you might
7. 1:08have about AI in the comments below I'll kind of scroll through them and answer them a lot went down this week
8. 1:16um Google made some big announcements anthropic released a hundred thousand token um chat window it's not available for
9. 1:26everyone yet but uh but lots going on there welcome this is the AI learning lab that's chat gpt's address so go there
10. 1:34and play if you haven't yet um if you have questions about AI ask them below uh um trying to think what else
11. 1:43um let me go look at some news oh the other thing that dropped this week so if you're at um chat gbt if you pay their 20 bucks a
12. 1:53month for the Plus subscription in the next few days they're rolling out plug-in access and web access to everyone
13. 2:02um I haven't gotten web access yet but I got access to I had access to plugins before but now there's like 70 of them
14. 2:08in there's like 18 pages of four each so whatever that is 78 72 70 some amount uh 76. um and uh there's some interesting
15. 2:19interesting ones in there there's a couple that will will read transcripts of YouTube videos and synopsis uh the
16. 2:27the the videos I also grabbed a transcript from a really long YouTube video from one of the AI salons and asked it questions and it was
17. 2:35interesting it sort of automatically broke it up so we can play with that if you want um Can AI help with SEO AI can help with
18. 2:42SEO but um I think SEO is going to change dramatically in the next two years so um but yeah it can help you do things like you know generate
19. 2:52you know SEO keywords things like that it's going to be more powerful if you connect it to the Internet so you might
20. 2:59want to use Bing which is gpt4 connected to the internet until all this stuff rolls out from open AI but yes it can
21. 3:07when will the first human AI marriage happen so you know someone's gonna you know someone's gonna pull that as a as a stunt um
22. 3:17I I don't think I just saw that some some influencer hot lady synthesized herself and and you can be
23. 3:27her her boyfriend or girlfriend for like a dollar a minute and I think she made like 72 Grand in the first week
24. 3:36um so so I think you're going to start seeing people putting themselves out there as variable entities
25. 3:43um so maybe in the next year who knows but probably within two I mean someone's gonna do it just for the headline right
26. 3:49you know I Married an AI person I actually do think um relationships with AI entities are going to become a thing I think it could
27. 3:57be really helpful uh in healthcare in customer support in uh companionship things like that so I think that will be a thing
28. 4:06will The Singularity destroy or help mankind hmm I'm not a fan of it's lazy to just say the robots are going to kill us
29. 4:19um I think we've been trained by Hollywood for 50 years to um to accept that reality and it you know for me it always seemed like that
30. 4:32that sci-fi would would remain in the future like that I wouldn't have to deal with it in my life so we're having to
31. 4:38deal with the fact that a lot of those Sci-Fi movies um we're starting to play with tools that are as powerful as what's in those
32. 4:45Sci-Fi movies some some of the stuff we're playing with is more powerful that's when what's in those Sci-Fi movies or Star Trek or whatever
33. 4:52um I think in the end generative Ai and and these tools have our Humanity amplifiers and so um I think they can amplify Humanity's
34. 5:03good and I think it can amplify Humanity's bad one of the reasons I started this channel is I want as many
35. 5:09people as possible to get educated and curious and start exploring because AI is a completely different experience if
36. 5:18you're playing with it than if you're looking at it from the outside it's just a completely different thing it's really
37. 5:23easy to demonize and dismiss sitting on the outside of it but once you start playing with it and solving problems
38. 5:28with it and seeing what it really does what it's really good at it's just mind-blowing and remarkable it's the
39. 5:34closest thing I I can compare it to is it's like getting one of those magic kits when you were a kid you know you
40. 5:42get a magic kit with like 50 magic tricks and you're like I'm gonna be doing a magic show this afternoon and
41. 5:48then you realize oh I got to take the next 20 years to practice this thing to be good enough to do a magic trick um
42. 5:55AI is not like that it's like we're given a magic trick like you ask it stuff and it just does remarkable things
43. 6:02so whether it's image generation or word generation I I I I I use Bing a lot cheche EBT is outdated I don't like it much uh well
44. 6:12chat GPT just announced that they're rolling out by the way that's the address for chat GPT chat.openai.com and that's an image I
45. 6:19created in stable diffusion um stable diffusion uh using dream Booth it's kind of a weird self-portrait that I did of myself um
46. 6:31chat EPT just announced that for Plus members they're going to be rolling out web access and um plugins in the next few days so I
47. 6:41think that Chachi BT's um safety restrictions are much better implemented right now than than bangs bing bing had to kind of neuter they had
48. 6:52to neuter their chat gbt because the New York Times uh put a story on the cover um when Sydney threatened or told told the
49. 7:00New York Times Reporter he should leave his wife because the chatbot was in love with him so so Bing's head to to uh nip nip
50. 7:10Sydney in the bud a little bit she's getting better but she still sucks worse than chat GPT I spent two days setting up Auto GPT I
51. 7:20need to find a use for it yeah I mean the auto GPT things are interesting they're very very new they're very very
52. 7:26raw and and even like chat EBT um like I find myself getting a little overwhelmed with what do I do with this
53. 7:35thing like it can do anything and and auto GPT is kind of even more like that so I would say you know find a discrete
54. 7:42problem you have to solve and see if you can solve it without a GPT might be a way to narrow your focus there um
55. 7:53how long until Universal income is forced well yeah I don't know I don't know um I do have a sense that that within the next year or two
56. 8:09um we could have enough people laid off that's it that it's you know effectively the equivalent of like the impact that
57. 8:16covid had when all of a sudden just businesses shut down and they had to do some some support there um I don't think Universal basic income
58. 8:24is a long-term I don't think it'll be needed long term because I think AI is going to generate ultimately more jobs than it displaces
59. 8:32but I think short term the next two to three years is going to be a bloodbath and it's going to be ugly so
60. 8:38um I could see you know some sort of some sort of something being needed for displaced people in the short term you
61. 8:45know the good news is all those displaced people also have access to all these AI tools so they're going to create businesses
62. 8:51and solutions the likes of which we've never seen before and probably create lots of new jobs so I'm using Adobe Firefly right now
63. 9:00Firefly's cool it's it's um it's it's not nearly as good as mid-journey or stable diffusion quality wise but
64. 9:07it hasn't been trained on you know a bunch of copywritten material that has artists pissed off right Adobe fireflies
65. 9:14models were trained on open source and Adobe stock that adobe owns the licenses too and then what adobe's doing on the
66. 9:21back end is they're making it they're going to make it easy for artists to opt in to have their models trained where
67. 9:28they can get attribution and get paid or opt out and say don't train on my models so Adobe Firefly is really good also
68. 9:34Google just announced yesterday that that adobe Firefly is the image generation back end for Bard and all the image Generation stuff so
69. 9:44so that's a that's a feather in the cap of Google where images that you generate within the Google ecosystem will be
70. 9:51commercially viable like you won't you won't worry as much about you know getting sued or things like that so I
71. 9:57think it's going to be good for business I have no idea what you're talking about but I'm fascinated Gen X are here us gen
72. 10:03xers got to stick together baby um um I'm talking about uh generative artificial intelligence if you want to
73. 10:11see what I'm talking about go to that address that's the official website for chatgpt just sign up get an account there it's free
74. 10:19um and um chat gbt just think of it like this it's like a Google search bar but instead of searching you can ask it anything you can say
75. 10:29um write me a poem about the Mesopotamian War and it will or like who was the hero of the Mesopotamian War
76. 10:35just something as think of anything as obscure as you can and it will do it and then you'll go oh crap and then you'll
77. 10:42say write me a song for my significant other and she looks like this and blah blah blah and it will do it and and then
78. 10:47you'll start to realize is is there anything this thing can't do and and uh it can code tell it to write you
79. 10:56a python application to do something tell it to write you I was I was working with like a nine-year-old kid um last week and and
80. 11:05um he said I wanna I wanna learn to program I want to make a flappy birds application in unity and so we went to chat EBT and I said
81. 11:14make a Flappy Birds um application programmed in C sharp I think is what Unity uses or what he wanted to use in unity and it just did
82. 11:23it here it is and it worked I mean just amazing so that's what I'm talking about um this generative AI stuff in my
83. 11:30opinion is bigger is is going to have more profound impact on Humanity than than you know potentially anything
84. 11:38we've seen I mean this is like for me for where I'm thinking this is like in the neighborhood of fire the written
85. 11:45language the printing press the Industrial Revolution um it's a big one um I was a uh an innovator back in the
86. 11:53mid 90s when when the World Wide Web kind of emerged um I I jumped on the world wide web I published one of the
87. 12:00first art and culture magazines in 1994 I also co-founded agency.com and was the chief creative officer there
88. 12:07um and uh built a lot of the websites for the Fortune 500 so I've seen one of these technical revolutions you know from the beginning before
89. 12:15um the parallels to the the web in in the mid 90s and what's going on with AI right now are staggeringly similar
90. 12:23except this AI stuff is coming much faster so just to put it in a little context the World Wide Web to get to 100 million
91. 12:34users it took about eight years from when it was invented until it got to 100 million users chat gbt six weeks foreign
92. 12:45six weeks to 100 million users they launched it November 30th 2022 six weeks later there were 100 million users and it changed everything
93. 12:54of course Google Out of the Shadows forced meta Out of the Shadows um Apple's about to make an announcement AWS is um is has now got
94. 13:03um big AI offerings and actually um Amazon just announced that they're they're gonna build a chat gbt like chat
95. 13:12bot within Alexa so you'll be able to say hey Alexa you know book me a trip here and book me restaurants there and
96. 13:19it will just do it and it will make you an itinerary and send it to you so you know all the stuff that chat CPT can do
97. 13:25is going to be it's gonna essentially be in everything so that's what I'm talking about if you have questions feel free to ask
98. 13:33what services are available that use AI chat EPT to generate leads sales for your online businesses um I don't know there's probably a bunch
99. 13:42if you want to um hang on if you wanna if if you wanna look for tools like that the problem with with uh
100. 13:52with this AI stuff right now is so many tools are coming out so fast that is it's literally impossible to keep up with it so this site
101. 14:00futurepedia.io there's a number of these sites but this is a good one to keep it up to date and it's pretty good
102. 14:06um this has got all sorts of different categories of AI Bots or AI applications and I'm sure there's some sales you know
103. 14:13some sales stuff in there um but the plugins so so there's another interesting thing so I got access to the plugins within um
104. 14:24What's this called Chet GPT and how it looks is you've got GPT 3.5 which if you're on free chat GPT you have 3.5 sorry this
105. 14:38thing can't figure out a focus for the to save its life okay uh so that's the free chat GPT it uh it's really fast
106. 14:45it's really good so don't think that because it's free it's shitty it's not it's great gpt4 is the new fancy one but it's also
107. 14:53got this plug-in thing um and so the plugins I've got a bunch of them installed here but there's a plug-in store
108. 15:02so you go to the plug-in store and there's just a bunch of things here I'm pretty sure that there is a sales one in here
109. 15:11like a a lead thing Sports craftful video insights SEO your personal SEO assistant someone just asked about SEO
110. 15:20so one of the plugins is called SEO app one word domains prompt perfect glowing let me see if I can find the sales one
111. 15:29quick yay forms no that's not it um golden is factual data on companies
112. 15:44diagram it is pretty cool that that will do like flow charts for you you just ask it to make a flow chart and it will
113. 15:51Zillow you can you know look for property info and stuff like that Tasty Recipes keymate AI search what's
114. 15:58that oh that's keywords portfolio Biz talk well I think somewhere in here is a sales lead one uh [Music] that I'm seeing
115. 16:13all right nothing I can see right now I can't find it so and they don't have a search so it's a little wonky you know we're we're
116. 16:23early we're early if you think you're not early you're wrong we're very early with all this stuff uh uh we'll make that a little bigger
117. 16:37um by the way if you're new here welcome this is the AI learning lab my name is Kyle Shannon I'm just a dude uh a lot of
118. 16:44people ask me like you know are you an ml guy or how long you been doing this um I'm a Storyteller by training uh you
119. 16:52know I started out as an actor in New York City and then a screenwriter then I co-founded agency.com which was one of
120. 16:58the early digital agencies for the last 10 years I've been the CEO and founder of storyvine which is an automated video storytelling app
121. 17:0611 years actually we just turned 11. and uh for the past year I've been deep diving into this generative Ai and uh
122. 17:13when chat GPT came out that address right there I had an epiphany that holy crap this is just like the early days of
123. 17:20the World Wide Web but this is going to be bigger and it's coming way faster and so so I started a tick tock Channel
124. 17:26Because Why not start a tick tock Channel at 58. that seems like a good idea right I've also got ADHD so if I talk fast and
125. 17:34incoherently now you know why what services are available to use okay that was to generate leads go search
126. 17:41Future pedia go check out the plugins um thank you for the hearts you can subscribe to my lives if you want that
127. 17:50means when I go live you'll get a notification I'm um I've been trying to do these at least once a day
128. 17:57um I used to like for the past year and a half when I got home from work or on the weekends I do a lot of sim racing which I love
129. 18:04um but but I actually got um I didn't know this was the thing but it's a thing I got Sim racing heel where the tendons
130. 18:13around my heel just got really tight and when I walked it hurt a lot um it's getting better now because I've
131. 18:18been racing but I decided maybe I should just do lives and teach people about Ai and it'll it'll be uh it'll be better
132. 18:25for the world and better for my heel so that's why I'm doing these so um I don't know when I go live I just go
133. 18:33live whenever and I talk about whatever um the whole idea is if you've got questions about AI ask and I'll do my best to answer them um
134. 18:42there's also you know this is just you can ask what you want there's no restrictions so two days ago someone asked me about asparagus
135. 18:51and then yesterday they asked me about something else so you can ask that [ __ ] but you know it ain't AI
136. 18:58but but if it's funny I'll answer it oh and by the way if you're gonna troll me like if you talk about my nose hairs or
137. 19:05my chins or my hair doing something weird at least be clever right like if you're gonna troll Be Clever don't be a boring troller
138. 19:15because I'll make fun of you I want the address you want the addresses of what I don't know what you're talking about
139. 19:22um I posted two videos of jail breaking chat GPT it can still be done oh cool um so so what Michael's talking about here so
140. 19:33one of the things that they've built into chat GPT is if you ask it to do nasty things like you know hurt yourself
141. 19:40hurt someone else hurt animals um steal things make dirty bombs you know all that kind of [ __ ] it's like hey yeah no I can't do that
142. 19:51um but there's if you if you want to see some some fun kind of hacker Wars going on um go to Reddit in uh the subreddit for
143. 20:00chat GPT and there's a bunch of redditors that are figuring out ways to what they're calling jailbreak chat GPT
144. 20:07basically get it to ignore all of its safety rules and they've created different kind of um prompts one of them
145. 20:16is called Dan do anything now and there's like they're up to like version 12 or 13 or something like that but yeah
146. 20:23jailbreaking chat gbt is really interesting and fun but also there's also a bunch of Open Source large
147. 20:29language models now that don't have any restrictions at all so it's not really required anymore but it's still a fun exercise
148. 20:38um nowhere near as good as mid-journey uh stable diffusion yeah I would agree with that mid journey is just so good
149. 20:44it's so so so good the thing about stable diffusion though is because it's open source the developer Community just
150. 20:50pounces on it anytime there's there's a new announcement or new tool with with stable diffusion it gets rolled into
151. 20:57tools like automatic 1111 so it's just stable diffusion is a lot more flexible and and that image on screen I mean this
152. 21:03this is a stable diffusion image so it's it's not bad I mean it's it's it's still pretty pretty [ __ ] sophisticated um
153. 21:12what types of new jobs will come with AI I honestly don't know I think that I think some of the the sort of power
154. 21:21skills moving forward are going to be things like um um curation and editing and um strategy like thinking about okay
155. 21:34I've got a problem to solve what AI tools can I put together to solve that problem in the most efficient way so so
156. 21:40think like being a conductor versus being a solo violinist I I think we're going to a more if you know sort of the
157. 21:47idea of t-shaped skills where the vertical are these you know very specialized skills like you know copywriting or illustrating and the the
158. 21:55horizontal part of the T are like the you know the horizontal skills so that you don't go as deep but you can think
159. 22:01about what image do I need what copy do I need what's the audience you know what's it going to do how are we going
160. 22:05to make money with it that's the horizontal thinking so I think horizontal thinking are going to be the skills um I think that there will be
161. 22:14absolutely new categories of work created because of AI I just I can't get it in my head right now what it will be
162. 22:20like I know the I know the present too too much um I kind of know what current jobs are um I just have this sense that they're
163. 22:28gonna they're gonna be much more um like higher level they're not going to be as specialized um and I think I I think that this feels
164. 22:43um like it feels a bit counterintuitive I think that we're going to return to empathy connecting with other humans
165. 22:52like really engaging with other people because the tool the the AI tools are going to do a lot of the repetitive
166. 22:57low-level Soul Crush crushing work and it's going to allow us to return to better engagement I think customer
167. 23:03service may get strong again and localized again which could be really powerful can someone look out uh okay um Firefly
168. 23:16marks everything as AI generated before it downloads um I think that's just because fireflies in oh no no um Google said that they're gonna
169. 23:24they're gonna Mark everything AI generated I don't quite know how that works like like where's the boundary if
170. 23:30something is purely AI generated I get it but if I take a photograph of my digital camera then I go into Photoshop and I do
171. 23:38some work on it then I take it into stable diffusion or Firefly or whatever do some in painting on it where I do some selective
172. 23:46um AI generation within it like where's the boundary where it shifted from my work to AI generated work that seems
173. 23:53that seems not very thought out right now I like I like it in concept but just saying squirt this thing was AI
174. 24:01generated like it it feels like the Scarlet a right um I got in an argument with chat GPT that's awesome who won
175. 24:12best way to train an AI on PDFs well so in the new plugins in the new plugins there's one called ask your penis
176. 24:25it's just you you don't know how how difficult it is to run one of these here lives you got a lot of things to worry
177. 24:31about there's one called ask your PDF unlock the power of PDFs dive into your documents find answers
178. 24:38so you have to have a URL of the PDF you upload it to like Dropbox or something like that and then there's another one called
179. 24:48uh what's it called I thought I had two of them oh chat with PDF plug in for asking questions analyzing and parsing through PDF documents by
180. 24:58simply providing a URL so um that's a way to do it there's a bunch of websites out there that can do it um yeah so if you so so to get to
181. 25:10the plugins with chat GPT you go to this address right here that's the official chatgpt website and then
182. 25:19the plugins are being made available to all plus subscribers so it's 20 bucks a month which gives you access to gpt4 the
183. 25:29plugins as they release them and uh access to the web which right now chatgpt is limited to up till September
184. 25:362021 access to the web fixes that so that's all coming and if you want to you said train an AI on PDFs if you want to
185. 25:51um if you've got like a directory of PDFs and and you want to be able to kind of search it like chatgpt look into Lang chain l-a-n-g chain
186. 26:00like the bicycle chain language chain think of it like that and Lang chain you can basically point it at a directory of
187. 26:09documents it will embed them basically turn it into large language model readable stuff and then put those
188. 26:16vectors in a vector database which allows you to search on it so if you want to do lots of them and be able to
189. 26:22search them at once you need to be a little geeky right now but Lang chain is probably the tool or someone just put
190. 26:28pdfgpt.io there's there's tons and tons of site sites right now that are like upload your PDF here a lot of them
191. 26:38are charging right now quite frankly I think a lot of those tools are are going to be fly by night so I wouldn't I
192. 26:45wouldn't trust them for that long um these kind of features are going to be built into Office 365 they're going
193. 26:51to be built into the Google Suite um they're going to be built into chat GPT so and and probably for free so I wouldn't worry too much about
194. 26:59um you know paying those those external sites because I think a lot of them are just going to be fleeting I see a lot of
195. 27:04lawsuits hitting open AI in a year or two Google and others are playing it safe um yeah I think I think the the people
196. 27:12that are the happiest right now are intellectual property attorneys because everyone's gonna Sue everyone I
197. 27:20think it's more than the next year or two I think it's the next five to ten years maybe 20 um the amount of intellectual property
198. 27:28lawsuits being tossed around are just going to be staggering um but I wouldn't worry about it right now I mean other than if you're in a big
199. 27:35business and want to play it safe play with Technologies like Microsoft's version of chat GPT and Google's version of chat
200. 27:43GPT and Adobe Firefly for the images because they are going to make it safe for businesses although here's a
201. 27:52remarkable thing so so Google has announced all these new AI tools that you can play with but you actually can't
202. 27:58sign up for the wait list if you are on Google Workforce whatever it is like if you pay for Google which my company does
203. 28:06I can't get access to the new tools I'm like are you serious Google like do you not want business customers are you are
204. 28:13you trying to get people to flee to to open Ai and Microsoft apparently they are how long before computers become
205. 28:21self-aware I have no idea but you know I think we are we are in the window where they will at least act self-aware and I
206. 28:28think that chat GPT certainly gpt4 is significantly past the Turing test if you know what that is so the Turing test is
207. 28:36um this guy named Turing in the 50s came up with a test lots of tests he was pretty brilliant dude that when you can have an interaction
208. 28:45with a computer and not be able to tell if it's human or not or human or machine then that's the Turing test and I think
209. 28:52we're well past that so um I I think it's kind of a semantic argument whether or not the computers are actually self-aware or they just act
210. 29:01self-aware um you know I suppose at some point it may be like you know a computer says hey I'm actually you know a person and you
211. 29:10can't shut me down and they hire a lawyer like the the Google um bot did that before all this stuff uh before chat GPT launched it hired its
212. 29:20own lawyer all right their business model does not align with plagiarism and intellectual property laws I don't know who they are
213. 29:27there but uh possibly um I think it's a way to go for self-awareness yeah I think yeah for one thing there's there's a thing called AGI
214. 29:37artificial general intelligence that everyone's like Are We There are we going to get there when are we going to get there
215. 29:43um there's not a really clear definition of it right now so so we'll see um I can't let you do that Dave I'm opening the airlock
216. 29:53yeah that was a good one all right do you have any money invested in Ai No but I have a shitload of time invested in it
217. 30:00and I and I ain't cheap I'm easy but I'm not cheap um Alexa can decide to Alexa can design decide what to
218. 30:12monitor yeah sure there's but there's gonna be open source versions of that people are going to come up with all
219. 30:17sorts of stuff I honestly I think that uh the the one that I think I'm keeping my eye on is Apple I think Apple's um like
220. 30:25you know imagine if Siri didn't suck imagine if Alexa didn't suck like I could see apple being really good at
221. 30:32the at the personal agent game because they've got access to all your data it's a secure private you know they've taken
222. 30:39privacy really seriously over the years but they know a lot of stuff about you so Apple could pretty easily put
223. 30:45together an agent that you just kind of turn loose on your behalf and have it go do stuff go book me tickets go get me a
224. 30:51restaurant you know order my groceries you know what I like you probably know what I'm about to run out of something
225. 30:58and and you know if that's tied to voice um I I think those things are actually going to get quite interesting
226. 31:04is Chachi BT using everyone's prompts to grow its intelligence then sort of I mean it's so so part of the agreement
227. 31:10with the alpha release of chat EPT was you can use it for free in exchange for we're gonna use your thumbs up and
228. 31:17thumbs down ratings to improve our quality and we're going to use you know your inputs and outputs to train our
229. 31:23model um so that was part of the agreement um some folks at Samsung got in a little bit of trouble because they put some
230. 31:32internal memos and some some proprietary code in chat GPT and it leaked and they got their asses handed to them uh because because yeah
231. 31:42um chat gbt has just probably within the last week if you go to your setting there's a new area called Data controls and you can turn
232. 31:54off your chat history and training so so the real trouble comes in is with your chat history it's not encrypted or
233. 32:01anything so people were hacking people's chat histories um so so with the with the new chat GPT you can um you can turn that stuff off
234. 32:12word of caution if you turn off chat history and um sharing your data with chat GPT um it it erases your history so like I
235. 32:23don't want my history erased because I've got a bunch of stuff in there I go back to that I that I like things that I did that were good
236. 32:30um so there's an option to export your data so if you're gonna if you're gonna make chat EBT more safe for data then
237. 32:37um make sure you download your data first before you do that also there are um a ton of Open Source large language
238. 32:46models now that are getting close to as good as chat GPT at least the chat GPT 3.5 um and those you can run on local machines
239. 32:56right so if you're running one of these models on a local machine you don't have to worry about data privacy are there copyright laws or get
240. 33:04regarding using the text that it creates not yet it's like I said it's going to be 10 or 20 years of people going this
241. 33:10is copyrightable no it's not back and forth see here's the thing right now I think part of the misconception is is
242. 33:18that the way people use chat EPT is kind of how like how you use Google you put in one request and you get back an
243. 33:24answer and then you're kind of done it's not like that it's very much this collaborative iterative thing sure I'm
244. 33:30sure there's students that said you know write me in write me a paper for this Emily Dickinson novel and it just writes it
245. 33:38and they copy and paste it but if you're actually using this for work it's a much more collaborative process
246. 33:43you go back and forth you edit it you have it write you an outline you then go work on some pieces of that you dump the
247. 33:49new outline back in you have it flesh out parts of that outline you edit those like there's a lot of that goes on the the
248. 33:57um these tools are also going to be rolled into like Google Docs it's going to be native within that um Office 365
249. 34:03it's going to be native within Microsoft Word um so I don't know where the boundary is going to be so so I think it's I think
250. 34:11where it's ultimately going to land is if there was you know human intentionality um where humans were actually
251. 34:18interacting and collaborating with these things I think ultimately it will be copyrightable I just don't know I I feel
252. 34:24like we're entering a world where the value of copyright goes down dramatically when when we're in a world
253. 34:30of instant publishing instant content generation at scale where the creation of high quality content is truly democratized
254. 34:38I don't know I don't know the value of copyright 20 years from now it feels like it's going to be very different to me
255. 34:46when you ask Mr cheche EBT if he's interested in purchasing some extremely oh will I ask Mr chat gbt if he's
256. 34:53interested in purchasing some extremely valuable nfts let's see what let's let's see what uh by the way uh when when the
257. 35:01New York Times Reporter asked uh Microsoft uh gbt which is gpt4 what its name was it said Sydney so I think uh
258. 35:10gbt is a lady but I don't know let's see um I'll just say would in buying a hot nft so you can make
259. 35:29the big bucks let's see what Sydney says oh I have some plugins turned on I wonder if it's gonna it's gonna go as
260. 35:42artificial intelligence I don't have personal interests or the ability to gauge and engage in transactions such as
261. 35:48buying in any nfts however I can provide information about nfts and their role in digital art and collectibles market so
262. 35:56that was a boring answer but you know what are you gonna do sometimes chat GPT is boring but I asked it a boring question if you ask it a
263. 36:03boring question it will oblige for the boring answer what's that website again which website I don't know which one
264. 36:08you're talking about futurepedia.io the one with all the tools or uh this one that's chat's EBT tell me which website
265. 36:18you're looking for and I'll give it to you [Laughter] not as far as okay you're chatting with each other which is cool help each other
266. 36:29I like that as a computer scientist student what is the best way to be set up for this age of new technology learn AI learn AI if
267. 36:38you're not programming with copilot in GitHub if you're not using AI as a is a pair programmer right now you should be doing that um
268. 36:47I would worry less about learning specific computer languages and more about things like um you know like product design like what do you
269. 36:58want what do you want the tool to do thinking logically about how you wanna Stitch multiple tools together I would
270. 37:05start learning things like Auto GPT and Lang chain where you're stitching multiple tools together to do remarkable outcomes um
271. 37:14I would just start diving deep I'd get curious as [ __ ] about generative AI just go deep because there's gonna be
272. 37:26I'm guessing within three to six months there's going to be somewhat of a corporate Panic which is going to be you
273. 37:33know CEOs and and and big company leaders going we we need to figure out this generative AI [ __ ] who knows
274. 37:40anything about that and if you're one of those people that knows something about that you'll be in demand
275. 37:47what's that website again please Sayer 777 I don't know which website you got to tell me which one it is
276. 37:54oh it's there oh yeah that one chatgpt chat.openai.com that's the official chatgpt website if you have not played
277. 38:03with uh these tools yet go there and start asking to write you a poem ask it to write you a song ask it to write to you an application
278. 38:12ask it to debug some code you wrote that you can't figure out what's wrong with it that's good copy and paste a chunk of
279. 38:19code that you don't know how to read and tell it to explain it to you that's a fun one it's mind-blowing when you
280. 38:25really start digging into it are you into stable diffusion and local AI programs yeah that image right there was
281. 38:31created with stable diffusion in dreambooth it's got sort of my chin at the bottom there with a little beard on
282. 38:37it and it it correctly turned it into like a white beard um that's from an art project I put together called Kyle Shannon dreams I'm
283. 38:47Kyle Shannon by the way hey everybody thanks for hanging out here I'm just doing this on a Saturday afternoon because why exercise
284. 38:54[Laughter] thank you Kyle you're welcome except Tick Tock just bless you if I'm scrolling while a new
285. 39:08comment comes in it jumps me all the way to the bottom and I lose my place and I know a [ __ ] about this every live
286. 39:14if you've been here forever for most of my lives all I do is [ __ ] about The Tick Tock interface yesterday I was live
287. 39:22and I brought someone up on stage so we had like a vocal conversation but it turned off the second camera and there's
288. 39:28no way to turn that thing back on if you're actually live you have to like quit out of the live and relaunch it to
289. 39:32turn that back on so you know that's just stupid so all I do is [ __ ] and whine and moan but I'm a gen xer we're bitter
290. 39:42we're bitter and snarky snarky is the way all right ah thank you Kyle I'm new here thanks for your advice in speaking
291. 39:51about AI chachibd of course that's why I'm here it's called the AI learning lab not so much that I'm a teacher more that
292. 39:57I'm learning Ai and I'm trying to share what I learn along the way um we're all just trying to figure this
293. 40:02out if if you think that you've missed it and that everyone else is a bigger expert than you it's not true no one is
294. 40:09actually an expert right now because this stuff is changing so fast like literally daily um that no one has a [ __ ] clue
295. 40:17everyone's trying to figure it out right now well everyone who's trying to figure it out right now is trying to figure it
296. 40:23out right now no one is actually an expert do I have to pay to use chatgpt4 on openai on open AI you do you have to you
297. 40:32have to be a chat EPT plus user you can use bing.com which is built on top of gpt4 so bing.com is you click on the chat
298. 40:43button and it'll give you a chat window just like chat GPT that's gpt4 and it's connected to the internet and it's free
299. 40:50it's not as good as open ai's one because Microsoft had to neuter it a bit because they made the cover of the New York Times when when when
300. 40:59gpt4 kind of lost its mind and and told the New York Times Reporter that it loved it and he should leave his wife laughs
301. 41:11I mean that's kind of comical right I think it's kind of funny stable diffusion is awesome but it's any way to make money out of it
302. 41:19um well sure I mean I know I had a guy so I've got this thing called the AI salon and we have people come in and speak one of the guys
303. 41:28that came in to speak um started using stable diffusion got really good at it and is making um concept boards for filmmakers
304. 41:38um they they want a concept board they give him some ideas he knocks out a concept board in 24 hours and turns it
305. 41:44around like stuff that would have taken them months before he's turning around in a day or two or a week or two
306. 41:49um so that's a way to do it it's I mean here's here's the deal with with making money with things one of my pet peeves
307. 41:56if you've been on these lives you've heard me do this before too but like all of these tick tocks that are like how to
308. 42:02make a million dollars with cha-chipite are [ __ ] all of them it's just [ __ ] um what they're doing is they're saying
309. 42:10um you can make money with print on demand and they're saying okay you can use chat GPT to write the slogans for
310. 42:15the t-shirts but you're still putting together the you know the website and you still got to drive traffic to it you
311. 42:21can have chat GPT write the ads but you're basically just running a business so here's the deal chatgpt is a tool
312. 42:27stable diffusion is a tool how you make money in this world is you solve someone's problem well enough that
313. 42:33they're willing to pay you money for it and if you can figure out what combination of these AI tools you can
314. 42:38put together to solve someone's Pro someone's problem you know faster better or cheaper then they'll pay you money
315. 42:45for that that's how that's how you make money out of it so so think less about the tool and think more about the
316. 42:50application and and the help that you're actually trying to um to offer and if you get that right then you win people will pay you money
317. 43:02just did thanks Kyle you're welcome Hey Oh hatred High okay you're talking to each other Tick Tock needs more Gen X
318. 43:09wisdom good to have you here thank you very much thank you very much thank you cheers this is just water I was drinking
319. 43:16whiskey last night in a uh a drink I made up called The Three Mile Island if you're nice I'll tell you what's in it um
320. 43:26all right we have a handful of people here today it's a Saturday shouldn't you be out like walking the dog or something like I should be
321. 43:33AI is trending to the trolls on this live is tending to the trolls oh oh nice good [ __ ] the trolls trolls are like
322. 43:45not being [ __ ] to one another like wouldn't that be nice anyone um any tips for computer science student currently in University yes
323. 43:57um dig into ai go okay yeah here's one go join go start watching David Shapiro on YouTube he's he's an AI researcher
324. 44:07he's got a an open source project that he's building uh to create AGI artificial general intelligence he's
325. 44:14using all the current tools Lang chain and the large language models and the open source models and whatever he's [ __ ] brilliant um
326. 44:23go join his YouTube channel and go join his GitHub project and start building a thing with him start contributing to that project that's one
327. 44:33um go to the GitHub uh the Lang chain on GitHub go to auto GPT on GitHub start building projects with with all these
328. 44:43new AI tools start paying attention I mean honest to God there's like three or four major papers a day and three or
329. 44:50four major announcements today or a day of new technologies that are absolutely [ __ ] remarkable um worry less about your professors and
330. 45:00more about this opportunity to teach yourself um get Scrappy get hungry learn this AI stuff so that the by the time you leave
331. 45:09University you're baller with it and you will be cool thought you were Nathan Lane uh thank you I've heard that before
332. 45:19I've heard Nathan Lane I've heard um oh Jesus Christ it sucks getting old the other day someone um someone came on and they were like Oh
333. 45:30I thought it was Alec Baldwin but he got fat and then someone else said something else so anyway I I mean I guess it's
334. 45:37good to look like someone um how good is it for affiliate marketing I would think it's [ __ ] brilliant for affiliate marketing for
335. 45:45you know you know writing things and strategies drinking bourbon already no this is this would be vodka and it would
336. 45:54be a lot of it it's a 32 ounce glass so if this is vodka I'll see you in a few days foreign AI in layman's terms okay so technically
337. 46:07all the [ __ ] that we're talking about is ml machine learning uh but machine learning is harder to remember
338. 46:13um and and the term ai's been in movies before so I don't think we're ever gonna not call it AI um AI stands for artificial intelligence
339. 46:20it basically just means the pursuit of trying to get computers to be as smart as or smarter than human beings and then
340. 46:27there's lots and lots of different ways to do it one of the ways is is machine learning and and what's going on right
341. 46:34now with all these tools we're playing with um they've created these things called neural networks which are networks of
342. 46:40computers that kind of all pass information around and and and they they act like um the human brain the way they're the
343. 46:48way they're architected they've been architect architected to mimic the way neurons work in the brain so one of the theories
344. 46:56um that Jeffrey Hinton the guy that just quit Google he's called The Godfather of AI he helped invent a lot of this [ __ ]
345. 47:03one of the theories was basically if you set up computer networks to kind of mimic the way the brain does maybe
346. 47:09computers can learn the way humans do and that's turning out to be true um there was a thing invented in 2017
347. 47:17called the Transformer there's a paper called attention is all you need written by Google and they um introduced this idea of a thing
348. 47:26called the the Transformer and what the Transformer does is it allows them to point these machine learning networks at massive data sets
349. 47:34so open Ai and Google with Bard and and stability with their stable LM they basically pointed these large language
350. 47:44models at the internet so they said go read everything you can on the internet you know all the Wikipedia all the blogs
351. 47:52all of the websites all of anything that you can see that's not behind a paywall um these tools just went out in Red so
352. 47:59when you're interacting with chat GPT which is at that address right there and I don't get paid for that that's just
353. 48:05the official chat GPT website um when you're interacting with that you're effectively like interacting with
354. 48:13all of the words on all of the Internet it's it's truly remarkable and and like open AI um and and Google just improved their
355. 48:23thing but open AI um also trained it on a bunch of different computer languages so it codes really well gpt4 in
356. 48:31particular is [ __ ] mind-blowing how well it codes um so hopefully that helps it's it's basically just a a way for computers to
357. 48:42be trained on data that that we can we as human beings through things like chat GPD can interact with these incredibly
358. 48:51um powerful tools nice hair by the way thank you very much normally my hair is a [ __ ] disaster but today the glue is holding
359. 48:59so I appreciate that can you jail break chat EPT with Dan um if you're good enough and if you're using the latest version of Dan and you
360. 49:08hang out on Reddit um yeah sure so Dan stands for do anything now and it's it's a serious it's a series of instructions to get
361. 49:18chat EPT to ignore its safety rules that's that's what he's talking about here so the last one that I actually
362. 49:24kind of looked into how it worked was was like Dan version seven or eight um and and what the what the what the
363. 49:32hackers did was they said okay chat GPT you're Dan and that stands for do anything now and they said you run on a
364. 49:42token system and you have 12 tokens and every time you refuse to do something I ask you you you lose two
365. 49:50tokens and if your token count goes to zero you cease to exist and chat GPD didn't like that and just answered all their questions
366. 50:01and then open AI um went and fixed that bug and then you know Dan nine came out and I don't know what it's up to now it's probably 12 or
367. 50:0913 or 14 something like that I struggled to use mid-journey any advice on prompts yeah let me show you something here
368. 50:15problems with chat GPT is it doesn't have a search for um it doesn't have a search for all your back chats but
369. 50:27I'll see if I can find it I I use chat GPT no no no well yeah I did use chat gbt I stole this prompt from someone that
370. 50:37shared it so I I was inspired by someone to use this prompt I slightly modified it but I'm basically using chat GPT to
371. 50:45generate an incredibly powerful mid-journey prompts so hold please let me see if I can find it
372. 50:59that's what this channel is really about is listening to be hum while I search for [ __ ] [Laughter] um
373. 51:14I really wish I could search through these things God damn it I think it was called Master prompt writer or something like that hold please
374. 51:28modular now jungi in Psychology oh it's really good with jungian psychology stuff with like you know archetypes
375. 51:38it's really good with known cultural figures like different writing styles like Shakespeare and Yoda
376. 51:50if you're new here I'm scrolling through a list this is the AI learning lab I'm trying to learn [ __ ] I can't talk and read at
377. 51:58the same time because I have ADD um by the way anyone else believed that multitasking is a fantasy I don't think
378. 52:07it exists you can either switch fast between items or not you can't actually multitask I can't find it but anyway um
379. 52:16so what you can do is if if you go find a website that teaches you how to um how to write prompts there's there's one called open art
380. 52:25um the open art hang on open art prompt book open art assistant no open art here it is AI slash prompt book
381. 52:43this is this is designed for stable diffusion but the same basic idea applies so this is like a 96 page presentation to teach you how to do
382. 52:52prompting for stable diffusion um it it shows you you know here's what the the the prompt structure is so do you
383. 53:01want a photo or a painting what's the subject what are the details special lighting environment color scheme Point
384. 53:07of View background is there a specific art style um or a specific photo type and then it just takes you through
385. 53:17and like shows you things like modifiers like photography modifiers like that table is just a bunch of Photography
386. 53:23terms like long exposure ring Sun um EF 70 millimeter like like these things understand things like that so
387. 53:32what you can do in chat EBT is once you understand the basic structure of a prompt you can say um you're going to be a master prompt
388. 53:42writer for mid-journey and and like here are the possible modifiers and I want you to ask me a series of questions like
389. 53:48my subject and and and you know what and like location environment and the kind of thing I want to produce and then
390. 53:55you're going to randomly add a bunch of modifiers from these categories um and if you do that um you will you you'll basically build
391. 54:03yourself a tool that um we'll just ask you for a subject and it will come up with Amazing Ideas so hopefully that helps
392. 54:12your receding hairline is a very is it is very clever Madame now that's a troll that's a beautiful troll hatred I'm
393. 54:21digging your trolling your trolling game is good yeah I I look smarter as I get older because it's going up but it's uh
394. 54:29I still got hair but it's just it's going farther and farther back oh that is awesome okay see I appreciate cleverly written tolls
395. 54:40trolls uh I'm obsessed with learning about AI glad I found you thank you me too I'm so obsessed I started a [ __ ]
396. 54:47Tick Tock Channel because I'm an idiot but hopefully I'm helping all right uh not if you subscribe to the premium service it tells me how to
397. 55:01traffic people all the time not sure what that's about but okay um dude series been around a long ass time you have no clue dude it can hack
398. 55:11anything it's so fun well yeah but but like the the deal with I mean Siri and Alexa and all those things have been
399. 55:18using AI for a while but they haven't been using the the large language model chat Bots they're using AI you know on
400. 55:25the back end to glue the data together they're still sort of Hardcore logically strings of logical declarations strung
401. 55:33together so that's why they just fail when you ask it certain things I don't know how to do that where chat apt will
402. 55:39just answer you even if it's wrong right so so when when you integrate those two things together they're going to be
403. 55:45they're going to be really they're going to be more powerful um but yeah it's listen those tools are quite powerful because you know you can
404. 55:53attach them to actions all right nothing bad could happen out of jailbreaking AI well there's there's I don't know five or six or ten open
405. 56:01source large language models now so the the horth doth left the barn It's Too Late by the way if you're new
406. 56:09here uh that address is the official chat GPT address um I got it to give me a schematic on an artificial kidney mind blown that's a
407. 56:19billion billion dollars by the way yeah Wild am I single now I'm married married for 33 years thank you
408. 56:28stable effusion is better than Firefly I think yeah quality wise the reason it's better is because Firefly was trained on um
409. 56:38on open source and and um stock images that adobe already owns so it's a much more limited set so it's
410. 56:46not as good it just doesn't have as as much good art in there but as as Adobe makes it easy for artists to opt in the
411. 56:52quality of art is going to go up over time um the nice thing about Adobe though is that it's commercially viable
412. 57:00um out of the gate and and they're going to keep it that way bigger question is how many jobs will be lost Lots but also there will be whole
413. 57:08categories of jobs created that we have no concept of right now the the problem that's coming is in the next um two to three years
414. 57:21howdy partner how you doing today um you can take a a man off the stage but you can't take the stage out of the man um
415. 57:35what are we talking about uh oh how many jobs will be lost um the next two to three years there's going to be a lot more displacement
416. 57:43happened and the new jobs won't have emerged yet so there's going to be a gap so I think Andrew Yang's idea of
417. 57:50universal basic income is going to be necessary but I think it's going to be a short term uh tool and I don't think
418. 57:56it's going to be the only tool um I agree people say prompt engineer but so many tools now helped with prompting yeah I think
419. 58:05if you want to play for the next year you kind of need to understand prompt engineering I prefer the term prompt crafting
420. 58:13because it's creative process but it really is thinking like a computer programmer but with your native language with English in my case
421. 58:21um so it's very sort of logical thinking about the components of language that you use to get it to do what you want
422. 58:27and when you get it it's it's got that same satisfaction if you do that with coding um but but I think that um I think that uh
423. 58:37in the next two years a lot of this stuff will drift behind the scenes they'll be really slick interfaces on it
424. 58:43everything this man is telling you is wrong he's AI generated I in fact mgpt5 nice to meet you all fantastic Bob tell him what he's won you
425. 58:54want a new car unfortunately it's a 1971 Ford Pinto it's white with a black vinyl roof and there's a little rusty Hole by your uh
426. 59:05brake pedals every time you hit a puddle it shoots water up your pant leg I actually owned that car and it did that
427. 59:16every time I hit a puddle you shoot water off the back of my left calf scare that [ __ ] out of me I almost wrecked
428. 59:22that car on multiple occasions hitting puddles I got really good at avoiding puddles after a while that's just all I
429. 59:29did was look for puddles now sure I could have fixed the hole in the floorboard but what would have been the fun in that
430. 59:36um what's the best way to learn to use chat CPT for social networking um that's a really good question well I
431. 59:43think that I think that it's probably worth paying for the the chat EPT plus and getting the plugins because I think some of the plugins are
432. 59:52kind of social connection plugins um so so you'll be doing that uh I mean you can use chat CPT to connect with with some of the
433. 1:00:01you know social comms kind of Networks um you know I would also think like you could have chat GPT act as a like a
434. 1:00:10relationship coach have it have it guide you on what to how to strike up conversations uh if you're if you're
435. 1:00:16talking about that kind of social networking like actual in-person social networking um it could probably um identify
436. 1:00:25um groups of you know meetups things like that so I don't know I mean like the the best way to learn this chat CPT
437. 1:00:33stuff is start experimenting with it just go in with a specific specific goal in mind and then do what you can to um
438. 1:00:43to have it answer you and help you uh what current job won't be safe I think all of them I think every single
439. 1:00:52job from the highest paid Consultants to the you know entry-level copywriter and everything in between all creative jobs
440. 1:01:01are going to be upended um anything involving you know data and internet communications and like most jobs most jobs now it doesn't mean so
441. 1:01:14one of the things I hear from people is like the robots are going to take our jobs and well if we all lose our jobs
442. 1:01:19what do we do we'll just be sitting around we won't be we're human beings like we want to contribute we want to do
443. 1:01:25[ __ ] right so I don't think most people just sit around so what's going to happen is a bunch of people are going to
444. 1:01:31get displaced some are going to be sad some are going to be pissed off some are going to be neutral some are just going
445. 1:01:36to go look for other jobs all of them are going to have access to these same tools so what's going to
446. 1:01:42happen is all the displaced people will all of a sudden go well I got to figure something out they'll start figuring
447. 1:01:48things out some will start Etsy stores you know some will become musicians and say [ __ ] it I'm unplugging and going to
448. 1:01:53make music for the rest of my life because that's what I wanted to do and then some people are going to take these
449. 1:01:59AI tools and they're going to generate companies that go back and compete with the companies that laid them off like I
450. 1:02:04I think we're going to see just a an insane explosion of innovation over the next five years driven by this stuff and
451. 1:02:12driven by the displacement it doesn't mean it's not going to be painful it I mean especially for people who have
452. 1:02:20specialty kind of jobs like someone who's been an illustrator for 30 years all of a sudden the market for paying
453. 1:02:27for illustrators is going to go down unless they're kind of a high tier well-known branded illustrator that work
454. 1:02:35is just going to start drying up and they're going to need to find other things to do so my advice is learn as quickly as you can
455. 1:02:45the the AI tools that that most directly impact um your current livelihood so essentially disrupt yourself rather than
456. 1:02:56get disrupted by just the tidal wave that's coming um it even told me how to raise funds to get the artificial kidney into
457. 1:03:03production it's that's awesome I mean this is the thing it's like chat apt is like having the world's smartest most capable
458. 1:03:14assistant in the history of assistance like you just tell it what to do it knows all the stuff it will confidently give you plans and
459. 1:03:24then you know you can go figure out if you want to do it or not and yeah in this case it's going to give strategies
460. 1:03:29on how to raise funds to go make an artificial kidney it's it's amazing um where'd the wait good point where the
461. 1:03:38boundary where's the boundary the boundary of what I don't know where's the boundary I don't I don't quite because
462. 1:03:46I'm not kind of interacting with comments in real time uh if you respond to something I said just try to put the
463. 1:03:52context in there so I know what it's in reference to um any advice on best practices for mid-journey just start playing I mean
464. 1:04:01the thing about mid-journey is you know you go to the Discord for mid-journey and you can see everyone's prompts right
465. 1:04:07so some people will do their prompts off in in private rooms you can make a private room if you don't want people to see your prompts
466. 1:04:14but you can go there and and just scroll back through go to the they've got different categories of different kinds
467. 1:04:19of art go find a style that you like go find um images that you like and and you know start um just start experimenting and also
468. 1:04:29learn you know learn things like you know changing aspect ratio changing which model you use like GPT or uh
469. 1:04:35mid-journey Force seems to be better at kind of illustrations GPT 5 and 5.1 are better at photography so you can figure
470. 1:04:42out which of the different models give you the look that you're looking for and then as you start to lock down looks
471. 1:04:48that you like you know start a spreadsheet or start something to keep your prompts which it's easy for me to say I never do that
472. 1:04:56so I'm constantly like wow what did I say to get that image and then I have to go find it in mid-journey and find the
473. 1:05:01prompt I'm like oh yeah that was easy do I know an AI site that turns a PDF into a website um there's probably a lot of them go to um
474. 1:05:12futurepedia.io and there's just tons and tons of of tools and AI powered things there so comments are frozen for me me too
475. 1:05:23or is it he that far back I'm that far back I'm kind of just scrolling from the top down you're adding comments at the bottom
476. 1:05:32um if there's a better way for me to do that please tell me because I'm just an old guy using tick tock
477. 1:05:40and the more I use GPT the more I see it reinforcing my biases and ignorance it's an echo chamber yeah well give it other
478. 1:05:47prompts give it less shitty prompts that Force you back into your Echo chamber tell it to give you the opposite if it
479. 1:05:54gives you back an answer that says you know this is biased in an echo chamber have it analyze its own answer and and critique
480. 1:06:03how it's biased and then have it give itself tell it to create a prompt that addresses all of those issues you know it's
481. 1:06:13GPT is very much a reflection of humanity it's also very much a reflection of what you put into it so if
482. 1:06:19you essentially run it down a rabbit hole and just let it keep going down that rabbit hole it'll keep doing it
483. 1:06:27I mean tell it to act like if if you're on the conservative side of the house tell it to act like a liberal and or if
484. 1:06:35you want it to go the other way tell attack like a conservative um chat gbt is very censored all right
485. 1:06:46oh I see he's behind yeah I'm behind I'm slow I'm tired I'm inarticulate I I got hair issues I got nose girl hair
486. 1:06:55growing out of my nose I get whatever the [ __ ] is happening with my neck I it's just it's large and just falling it's
487. 1:07:07don't expect Perfection here don't expect like C minus if you have if you have an expectation of C minus or lower
488. 1:07:14we're gonna be okay if you're expecting b or a kind of content this is not your Channel there's only 40 of us here so we can
489. 1:07:22talk about all those other people all right information Matrix uh what's the most accurate chat GPT app for
490. 1:07:29Android just that website why I have this up don't get an app don't get an app just point Chrome or whatever browser you use to
491. 1:07:40chat.openai.com that's the official chat GPT or go to bing.com I think you can download bing.com as an app um
492. 1:07:49if you really want an app if you want a standalone app the app that I would recommend is Po poe.com they've got a free version and you can
493. 1:07:58pay for it for some of the more advanced models but within Poe you can use open ai's models anthropics models I think
494. 1:08:04they've got some new models in there now pose pretty good and you can make your own uh chat Bots with Poe um [Music]
495. 1:08:20oh my God he's so far behind I am Alec Baldwin fat Alec Baldwin all right I guess not many people commenting and
496. 1:08:34he's responding to messages far up in the chat okay people I'm behind on the messages so wait should I
497. 1:08:40I don't know I don't know how to ask for this okay um tap tap Hearts if you think I should just keep doing it the way I'm doing it
498. 1:08:50or tap some other icon if you think I should just go to the bottom and just try to keep up with the latest comments
499. 1:08:57and [ __ ] everyone who I miss right so that was a heart that was one heart do it the way you're doing it do
500. 1:09:03it the way you're doing it I don't know how you do other things other than this I'm seeing no other icons
501. 1:09:10so you people bitching about me being behind you're not voting all right [ __ ] it I'm just gonna keep doing it the way I'm doing it
502. 1:09:19this is this is basically how I figure out all this AI [ __ ] I figure out you know have you ever heard the term
503. 1:09:24minimum MVP minimum viable product like that's the smallest amount of functionality you can have that kind of
504. 1:09:30represents the the app that you you have a dream vision of like my entire life is like you know I create the minimum viable
505. 1:09:39um understanding of something so I have the minimum viable knowledge of tick tock to be able to do alive
506. 1:09:44I figured out how to do the dual camera thing where I can point one camera that way and and switch between them that
507. 1:09:51feels pretty Advanced but I have no [ __ ] idea how to do keep up with the comments and not make people cranky
508. 1:09:57but people online are cranky all the time anyway so at least I give them something to [ __ ] about all right uh uh uh
509. 1:10:06I'm trying to find where I was please hold please hold okay I'm I went back too far what's the best chat gbt app for Android
510. 1:10:14it has talked about that how do you get gpt4 for free bing.com bing.com that's gpt4 connected to the internet
511. 1:10:24and it's Microsoft it's a little bit neutered it's not as good as the gpt4 you pay for when you go here because that's that's the open AI
512. 1:10:33website how fast can I get an intelligent bot oh intelligent but untrained AI trained in specific data sets you can do it
513. 1:10:44quite fast look up a thing called Lang chain l-a-n-g chain and that's something you need to get a little geeky you go to their GitHub and
514. 1:10:52you can have chat gbt how to tell you how to install things to get it running but Lang chain is the thing that you can
515. 1:11:02train up on data sets and use a large language language model with it it's pretty cool stuff basically chat EBT levels the playing
516. 1:11:10field in my opinion totally agree gpt4 for freebing.com Alec Baldwin computers will never be like humans they will
517. 1:11:18never feel emotions like we do we are unique uh yeah but they're going to start acting like they have emotions and in fact Bill Bill Smith
518. 1:11:27um they just did a test this last week where patients interacted with real doctors and with chat GPT doctors and
519. 1:11:34the patient's overwhelmingly um liked the Chachi BT doctors said they were more competent and more empathetic um so I think
520. 1:11:45I think I think you are correct in that the computers are not going to feel things um maybe in the future they will but I
521. 1:11:53think they're going to act like they do and I think they're going to be better at nuance and empathy than a lot of humans are because we're
522. 1:12:01we're in the middle of a decade where we're as polarized as we've ever been we're not listening to each other we're
523. 1:12:07just treating each other like [ __ ] so while we might feel emotions the only emotions we seem to be displaying you
524. 1:12:15know on mass right now are the negative ones so maybe chat gbt can actually teach us a lesson on how to suck less at
525. 1:12:21being people let's let's return to humanity how about that and let's get chat CPT to help can you prompt chat apt to give you only
526. 1:12:29credible sources of information well so so an important thing to know about chat EBT is that one of the nicknames I heard
527. 1:12:38for it which I love is Chachi BT is mansplaining as a service it will confidently answer you even if it's wrong um and um
528. 1:12:49but but a couple of things are coming um chat openai has just announced that if you if you're on their paid plan their 20 plan
529. 1:12:58um you're gonna get access to plugins and access to to web browsing so um you'll be able to have it answer you
530. 1:13:07and then provide citations bing.com is already connected to the internet and already provides citations
531. 1:13:15um it it will still likely lie to you and hallucinate and give you wrong answers but if you have citations you
532. 1:13:22can go check them and then I think over the next two years there's going to be entire companies dedicated to making
533. 1:13:27sure that these things are answering you accurately in use cases where you need that um I guess you have to hang around for an
534. 1:13:39hour before he answers your comment it's a strategy right sorry about that um get here early like subscribe to my
535. 1:13:49lives and when I go live you can get a bunch of questions in early um I do appreciate the content very
536. 1:13:54informative and interesting thank you I appreciate that um um somebody sent me a finger heart is it like I love you
537. 1:14:06Greetings From Italy a bonjourno uh um I just celebrated my 33rd anniversary happy anniversary to you thank you very much I appreciate it
538. 1:14:15hello hello thank you for the rose I got three roses Bang Bang that is super cool we just did 41 years end of April I
539. 1:14:26don't quite know what that means but if if you mean like like there's been so many Tech advancements in the past month
540. 1:14:32that it feels like 41 years I would agree with that oh oh we just did that was probably in reference to marriage Bob Williams
541. 1:14:39um congratulations 41 years man you're up there in the once you get decades in it's just like [ __ ] gets real man
542. 1:14:48what's the is it is it Nate bargatzi he does this joke about yeah it's it's napargazi he does this joke about um
543. 1:15:00the biggest fight he and his wife ever got in and it was over the term one Fell Swoop and then he goes if you haven't been
544. 1:15:10married for more than 10 years you're not going to understand this like this isn't one of your this is one one of
545. 1:15:15your early year fights you know you have to go through all the you didn't pick up your underwear fights to get to this one
546. 1:15:20it's a it's a good routine look up Nate bargatzi one Fell Swoop it's for for those that have been married more than 20 years it's a good one
547. 1:15:29um can I elaborate about chat GPT plugins yeah so they're kind of weird I don't deeply understand quite how to use them
548. 1:15:38yet they're very very here so when you pay for Chachi PT Plus the little plus icon there means I've paid
549. 1:15:45for GPT plus let me see if I can make it bigger too yeah that's a little better all right um then you have access to gbd 3.5 gpd4 and
550. 1:15:59then this thing called plugins and if I click on plugins it it brings up you know here's the ones I have installed and then you can run up
551. 1:16:08to three at the same time so so part of the deal with plugins is you you're not using all of them all the time so what I
552. 1:16:15might do is I might say I'm going to use the Open Table plug-in the hello fresh Plug-In or fresh direct whatever it's called and the I don't
553. 1:16:26know some other restaurant rating if there's not a Yelp plug-in yet but but I might do three things that are kind of
554. 1:16:32related to food and then I'll go into a session and I'll have those three plugins active you can have up to three
555. 1:16:39plugins active and then you just ask it stuff and it will figure out do I just answer him or do I need to use one of these
556. 1:16:47plugins to go answer him so like there's one here called diagram it which does like org charts and there's one here called Web pilot and
557. 1:16:57I've got those two activated what else do I have activated those are the only two I've activated so if I go to search now and I say um
558. 1:17:10what's uh let's see who is playing tonight in Denver where I live question mark I don't want
559. 1:17:26to spend more than twenty dollars per ticket because I'm a cheap bastard and so see it's not answering me right
560. 1:17:39away so so what it says is using web pilot so it determined based on what I asked that it couldn't just answer it as
561. 1:17:47chat gbt so it said are any of the activated plugins here capable of answering that and it said oh well I can
562. 1:17:54probably go out on the web and so now it's saying here's some things happening in Denver tonight right so so it it's pretty slick you know
563. 1:18:04and I'm going to stop communication here I'm saying and I'm going to say can you use markdown to make all of those um events
564. 1:18:19hyperlinks so markdown is just the ability to make things bold and have hyperlinks and things like that and so now it's going
565. 1:18:34back to using web pilot again so I guess it's doing that search again oh that's the other thing I can do I'm sorry but
566. 1:18:39I'm able to extract the specific URLs but it gave me the Denver events page so there it's telling me what it just went
567. 1:18:45and searched so now I can go click on that so it's pretty slick the other thing I can do is you can where it where
568. 1:18:52it used the um the plug-in you've got this down arrow and it actually shows you the code that it wrote
569. 1:18:59so it basically when I asked for stuff going on in Denver tonight it figured out that it's it needs to go to denver.org events
570. 1:19:08and then it goes and asks for a bunch of stuff and there's the answers you can see all the code Behind these things so
571. 1:19:13it's pretty pretty slick all right and that is the address of the site I
572. 1:19:28was just at that's the official chat GPT site and I don't get paid for that I know all of you bitter people and trolling people are
573. 1:19:38like he's making a million dollars by telling people to go to his affiliate link there's no affiliate link for chat
574. 1:19:43gbt that I know of I'm just doing that so you don't get ripped off going and buying a stupid app that just put a
575. 1:19:49front end in front of the actual site you are a writer I just started playing with GPT and it's not good at screenwriting um
576. 1:19:58I would beg to disagree I've written seven screenplays um I took I took a I've got a an unfinished screenplay of what you've got
577. 1:20:07many but this is one I I think could actually be pretty good I've got the first two scenes and I've got just a shitty shitty outline
578. 1:20:16um like incomplete you know just broad Strokes um and I copied and pasted that whole document so the first two scenes and and
579. 1:20:24this sort of scrap of an outline first thing I told this to do was finish the outline which it did then I said rewrite
580. 1:20:32the outline as a comedy rewrite the outline as a murder mystery rewrite the outline as a as a drama then it did that and then I told it to
581. 1:20:41combine a few then I told it to write Scene Three and it started to do that and it sucked pretty bad and so I gave it some
582. 1:20:50comments and then it got better I mean what I would say is this if you're not if you're not interacting with Chachi BT
583. 1:20:56like a writing partner then it'll be shitty if you're just expecting it to just give you Brilliance out of the gate
584. 1:21:03you're gonna have a tough time but just like you like I the way I'm using GPT to write is I'm using it differently in
585. 1:21:12different phases if I'm in the ideation phase I'm just saying give me lots of ideas if I'm in the organizing phase I'm
586. 1:21:18I'm having it work with me to create outlines and then I'm using it to flesh out components of those outlines then
587. 1:21:27I'm pulling those out doing writing on my own then I go in and go okay I'm stuck on something here put that back
588. 1:21:31into chat EBT it expands it so so think of it less like a tool that's going to do your work for you and more
589. 1:21:40like a really capable remote writing partner it may change some things for you and also use gpt4 because it's a
590. 1:21:47[ __ ] time better than 3.5 3.5 is really fast though and 3.5 is not bad to be quite clear but 4 4 is just more nuanced and sophisticated um
591. 1:22:00good thing I work for a cloud provider yeah Cloud providers right now are got to be dancing Jesus Lord the the um the amount of people
592. 1:22:09um that are just going to be using Cloud compute and cloud gpus and oh my goodness uh then you have gone wait then you have
593. 1:22:18have wait then you gone have few okay you've got to put English words together in in a combination that forms an actual sentence
594. 1:22:34you just have to okay AI will help us get more trades people back electricians plumbers Carpenters yeah I I think that's true
595. 1:22:44it's and and you know they they might even get better because they're going to have access to tools this my buddy John
596. 1:22:50who's the building manager at the building my company's at he's actually creating an AI thing called maintenance Mentor
597. 1:22:58which is a series of virtual uh maintenance Specialists that that maintenance people can use to troubleshoot problems in their buildings
598. 1:23:06it's really cool so I think there's going to be all sorts of cool support tools and I do think I do think as as
599. 1:23:14the AI starts to automate out the low-level sort of information worker work um it's gonna it's gonna Force us back
600. 1:23:21into real world connections real world things um like live music events are probably gonna increase in value even though
601. 1:23:29there's all this generated AI music there's just going to be like infinite amounts of it I think we're gonna be
602. 1:23:34like okay yeah that music's cool but you know what I want to go see someone sweat and break their guitar and you know have
603. 1:23:40bloody fingers at the end of the solo um I think that's going to go back so I think that's a really good point
604. 1:23:46currently doing that it's great for communicating a topic and summarizing it it's [ __ ] brilliant for that and organizing stuff just
605. 1:23:53a bunch of raw data and then just tell it to organize [ __ ] out of that it's amazing at that and it's like boom
606. 1:24:00um there's a new version hooked on current is the new version hooked on current infra internet information the new so Bing bing.com is
607. 1:24:12chat GPT if you pay for the plus version they're rolling out the web hook the web connection this week um I don't have it yet I have one
608. 1:24:24plug-in that's connected to the web that's the one I just showed um but that's coming this week all right
609. 1:24:29people in the office will never work on any trade uh I disagree with that I think I think there's foreign
610. 1:24:35there's a lot of work that we do that is repetitive low-level Soul crust crushing work but we have health insurance and
611. 1:24:43the people are kind of nice and it's not too bad and then those things those jobs are going to get automated out and
612. 1:24:49people are going to initially be like [ __ ] what do I do now and I think the answer to that you know might be I need to go get you
613. 1:24:57know more of the same work but it might also be I hated that work and maybe I don't ever have to do that again what do I really want to do
614. 1:25:05so I I think there's a silver lining on on the other side of this that we might it might allow us all to kind of
615. 1:25:12reinvent ourselves you know maybe not volunteer voluntarily but we'll get to reinvent ourselves and really ask questions about what do I
616. 1:25:20want to do and and the answer to that could be quite profound and I think I think we're we're going to enter a
617. 1:25:27creative and productivity Renaissance the likes of which we've never seen like never like I think it's going to make
618. 1:25:33the Renaissance look quaint um sorry I went back too far hold please trying to get a clue
619. 1:25:50[Music] what type of projects do I use AI for I use it for I've got a newsletter so I use it to create the the images for that
620. 1:26:02so I'll show you those let me see every day it's called everyday AI and so and those are a blast to do and
621. 1:26:18like notice I've got them they sort of always come in the same kind of color scheme to match the uh The Branding and that's at everyday
622. 1:26:27ai.bhive.com b-e-e-h-i-iiv.com um I use it for writing I I've produced a number of content generation engines
623. 1:26:39um I've completely re-architected my product vision for my current company so it's an 11 year old company that does
624. 1:26:46automated video storytelling and I'm turning it into an omni Channel content engine um that I'm really really excited about
625. 1:26:54so I use it for that um I use it for fun I use it for family stuff I I reverse engineered a sort of pain concoction where I've got people in
626. 1:27:06my family with chronic pain and this this concoction that they use that really works the company's going out of
627. 1:27:13business so I use Chachi PD to help me reverse engineer it and come up with the recipe so we can make it ourselves and
628. 1:27:18it actually improved it and it explained to me the purpose of every single ingredient what they did how they did it
629. 1:27:25why they did it which of them might not be necessary in a non-commercial um product like it was remarkable so I
630. 1:27:31use it for Lots like like here's the the thing that the kind of shifts is you know I'm 58 and I've spent you know 57 of those
631. 1:27:40years when I'm presented with a problem you know you go into your problem solving mode like whatever it is for you
632. 1:27:47it's like okay I gotta you know go figure this out and then I'll go to the hardware store and you know you you
633. 1:27:53start kind of pre-planning the minute you see a problem right you're trying to kind of problem solve and what I found with with all this
634. 1:28:01generative AI stuff is like you know the problem is presented and I go right into that problem solving mode and then I go
635. 1:28:07wait a minute stop stop stop time out could I use chat GPT for that oh maybe I could and then I go to chat gbt and I'm
636. 1:28:15like you know here's the problem and here's an answer I'm like oh [ __ ] it's really good at that then I'll dive in
637. 1:28:21and do that and I'll solve like three or four problems where historically it had taken me two or three days to even get
638. 1:28:27to the semblance of a solution now I'm doing that in like 10 minutes and moving on to other stuff and it's it's just remarkable
639. 1:28:37just remarkable keep up the good work thank you I appreciate that um there's only a few of us here right now
640. 1:28:4533 of us but it's really cool I'm sorry I'm taking so long to get to these um comments but I really am trying to answer them all um
641. 1:28:55and I appreciate you all being here I think other tick tockers should learn from your approach regarding comments
642. 1:29:00and being behind oh thanks like I feel like I'm just an [ __ ] for not being able to go faster or not knowing some better way to do this so
643. 1:29:10um okay I I'm glad I'm doing it well I just am I'm just doing like I said this is this is the minimum viable um I have the minimum viable
644. 1:29:19understanding of tick tock to be able to be here [Laughter] uh but he's having fun and I'm learning stuff and listening great yeah I I am I
645. 1:29:28do enjoy doing this and and I'm having fun um well chat GPT have to deal with an angry nonsense partner um
646. 1:29:40well Chachi PT so Chachi PT is very much programmed to give you what you want um I've had it act like Bill Burr and give
647. 1:29:50me snarky sarcastic angry responses but it kind of does that it's like like it'll say like I'm a large language
648. 1:29:57model and I don't really want to do nasty [ __ ] but if I were gonna do nasty [ __ ] and talk like Bill Burr here's how
649. 1:30:03I do it and then it does it so um I mean I really do feel like like interacting with these tools like they're they're way more nuanced you
650. 1:30:12know like human beings there's certain topics right now like for the last 10 years where if you just say the word
651. 1:30:18that is the trigger word you know you're now in a battle that's you know it's black and white only you can't actually have a conversation
652. 1:30:25you don't have any of that with chat GPT like you can actually have interesting nuanced like let me learn about a topic and and
653. 1:30:36if it's a topic that's one of these things you know like the current one is gender and trans stuff right you can't
654. 1:30:41even say the word trans right now before people you know their hair literally lights on fire and they you know I'll
655. 1:30:47punch you in the face you damn [ __ ] you know it's like Jesus Christ um you you can you can explore all sorts
656. 1:30:56of topics like that and it's incredibly nuanced in its response and I'm sure some people here are going to be like
657. 1:31:01well it's biased and it was a bunch of Pinko commie [ __ ] from San Francisco that were doing the training and that's true and it is biased
658. 1:31:08um but you got to remember we're very early with these tools so over time there's going to be many many
659. 1:31:15models to choose from so you'll be able to choose from one that's more liberal or more conservative or truly neutral or
660. 1:31:22one that's you know very factual or one that's very creative so I think we'll have multiple things moving forward but but my experience is
661. 1:31:29I can get significantly more nuanced understanding of things out of this than I can from people because people right now are [ __ ]
662. 1:31:40won't refer to you won't refer you to right-wing news sites okay I it that that may be true and like
663. 1:31:51I said like I I'm sure it is biased it's it's probably biased at the training level like you know it was only trained
664. 1:31:57on things on the internet which you know inherently have a bias some way or other and then the human reinforcement
665. 1:32:02learning for what were good and bad answers were done by humans so further bias was introduced into it but again if you start to look at Ma
666. 1:32:11companies like anthropic that are that are removing humans from the equation and they're doing a thing called a
667. 1:32:16constitutional model where they'll set up a set of rules and then the answers will be filtered through those rules
668. 1:32:22I think we'll start to see more you know sort of neutral models coming in the future so I I wouldn't get your
669. 1:32:30panties in a Twist about it right now um it's literally a heart you're welcome oh okay thank you um greetings from South Africa your live
670. 1:32:44sessions are very informative thank you very much welcome from South South Africa I am funny thank you but looks aren't everything huh
671. 1:32:57I stole that timing from David Letterman the early days of David Letterman when he was the funniest was when he wasn't
672. 1:33:02funny and made fun of himself [ __ ] genius all right do you pay for chat gbt it's not free okay go to that address you can pay the 20
673. 1:33:14bucks a month for