9/15/2025 - AI Superpowers: Unlocking Creative Potential With a 10-Person Team

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1. 0:00You ready? Are you ready? Yes, I'm ready. [Music]
2. 0:21Oh, [Music] [Applause] [Music]
3. 0:39hey. [Music] [Applause] [Music] You and I here all alone.
4. 0:58Sunday morning here at home. Sky's blue and the coffee strong. It's true. [Music] Then I open my eyes to a dream realized
5. 1:15in front of me. And I haven't got a clue what in the world has happened to me. Think I think I'm happy
6. 1:30like first day summer vacation. Happy. Got to get a little rest and relaxation. Happy like choir on Sunday morning singing true.
7. 1:46Oh sister, when you cook that way, sweet distraction rules my day. Good evening, everybody. Kitchen table just my break. The sound
8. 1:58of you and I rocking our body. Yeah, I don't understand. Why wasn't your love a man 100 years ago? Girls going to have to understand. tip
9. 2:11their hats to the man who's cold. Think I think I'm happy like loving on you all night long. Happy like sleeping on the front. Happy
10. 2:27like hearing my favorite song on the radio. [Music] Happy Monday, good people. What is shaking? What's going down?
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18. 5:31Allighty alighty alighty alighty. All right. All right. All right. All right. What would you like to talk about tonight?
19. 5:49I spent the day working on my new book now called 10person team. I have some things I can maybe share on that.
20. 6:03Silver Fox sharing the live out. Thank you to anyone who's sharing the live out on Tik Tok or YouTube or anywhere quite
21. 6:09frankly. Get some people in here. Get them educated. I don't know what we're going to educate him on, but you know,
22. 6:21we will do it. We will do our best. We will do our very, very best. Mhm. What have you experienced with connectors? Well,
23. 6:32I initially hooked up my connectors and then they didn't do anything. And then someone I I don't know. I watched a
24. 6:41YouTube video or something like that and it said all my connectors were connected but it wasn't doing [ __ ] So I
25. 6:50unconnected them and reconnected them and then they worked. So they are janky. I know that. Um let me share my screen.
26. 7:04I don't know which one it was sharing there.
27. 7:18So, if you go into settings and you go to connectors, you got all these things here and like you've got Gmail and I'm connected
28. 7:36And let's see. I got Google Calendar. I got Canva connected. I don't I don't really know what to do with them. Let's see. I think if you go
29. 7:52at Gmail, it should pop up. No, it doesn't. A black bar. You know what? Okay. If you go um look in my Gmail
30. 8:08and see if you can find an email that let's see find
31. 8:24the latest email from Brandon. Let's see if it does anything. You're using it with notion. Kyle, what the hell are you doing? I don't know.
32. 8:38Found 10 emails in Gmail. Read 10 emails in Gmail. The most recent one matching Brandon. Brandon Tid via via LinkedIn.
33. 8:54Oh, it was about his screenplay. That's accurate. We'll do new chat because I don't know what we talked about in there. But
34. 9:03um is it is it working well with notion, Kelly? How are you using it? I mean, here's my general philosophy on connectors and MCPs.
35. 9:21Um, when Sam Alman launched connectors, one of the first things he said was, "Uh, you know, this [ __ ] ain't very secure.
36. 9:39Yes, I can refer to a document in notion and can have a chat about it." Oh, that's pretty cool. That's actually
37. 9:45really cool. Maybe I should start moving my my bookw writing stuff and my Sydney stuff over to notion. I'm Hey, is anyone
38. 9:53else having this problem? I am having a real tough time in chat GPT projects. So, okay. So, if you don't know, when
39. 10:05you go to a when you create a chat GPT project, um, like here's my here's a branch off my 10person team. Um,
40. 10:21but if I go to the project, if you go in the upper right hand corner, three weeks to OpenAI dev day.
41. 10:31Okay, that's cool. Well, that that could be fun. And then I go edit project and I and then in edit project I click on this
42. 10:40gear icon. It says what's your memory? The default memory for a project is that it can access memories from outside chats.
43. 10:52And then there's projecton memory. And you can't change these once you set them. Now, if you don't know what a project is, so a project is
44. 11:06basically a group of chats. It's kind think of it kind of like a custom GPT had a baby with notebook LM without all
45. 11:16the fancy features which playing with notebook LM might be something we do tonight. But you can have multiple chats in this
46. 11:26project and then when you have a new chat in theory it can access those chats and you can basically just have this
47. 11:32larger context for all the [ __ ] you've talked about. I'm having a very difficult time. I like I think one of the things I'm noticing
48. 11:44and I I haven't done any testing on this so I don't know is I think if I've put something that I wrote into a canvas it
49. 11:54doesn't seem to be able to read that piece because I've got some things that I clearly wrote about something and then
50. 12:02I'm saying hey go you know show me the thing that I wrote about and then it just makes it up and So today I
51. 12:13took all of my chats from my project that was set up to access all memory and I created a new a new project and made
52. 12:22sure that I set it for this project only. I moved all my chats over and it didn't improve the behavior. No, you have to create a new project
53. 12:31with the settings you want. Yeah, I did do that and move all of your conversations to the new one. That's
54. 12:36what I did, Vicki. That's what I did. But it's still not It's still not working. I mean, it might be working. It's just It just sucks.
55. 12:47It's It's a feature, not a bug. It's It's actually forcing me to have to think about my own book. Uh, which is
56. 12:56kind of good. I actually got out you you will appreciate this. I got out uh physical index cards today and I started
57. 13:05outlining my book with physical index cards because I can't I can't get my my chat GPT project to pull to con to to
58. 13:15um reliably pull ideas out of [ __ ] I've already talked about which is a little frustrating. So anyway um
59. 13:27Meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow. [Music]
60. 13:45Uh, what's going on? Why is this all blank? That's the other thing I've noticed. Chat GPT is just flakier than [ __ ] lately.
61. 13:57Y'all noticing that? Yeah. Um,
62. 14:20wait, that's an old version of that. I'm so confused.
63. 14:37Oh, this is what I'm looking for. All right. Um,
64. 14:54so let me see. Yeah, I think I might do this. Um
65. 15:12so the the basic idea of of this book is that um the first thing you need to do is you need to learn how to feed your prompt
66. 15:22and you need to how how to feed your prompt you right your ideas your feedback your questions your thoughts
67. 15:31your your um edit edits your responses to what chat GPT writes and and then it gets better. And if if you come to this
68. 15:38channel regularly, you already do this. This is this is kind of what we do in here. Um the 10person team edition basically says
69. 15:53you can now take any idea and amplify it with, you know, if you need a strategist, you can have a strategist. If you need a
70. 16:02creative director, you can have that. If you need a researcher, you can have that. Um, and so this is a book to sort of
71. 16:10codify that and and put some structure behind that and put a framework behind it. And so I was working on the section
72. 16:17today where we introduce the team. And so one of the questions that I had is who's on the team? Who's on the team?
73. 16:27And why are they on the team? And what if you do a project where you don't need all those people or you need different
74. 16:33people? How how do you deal with different teams? And and then I also thought about, well, why would anyone even
75. 16:44understand why having a team of AI, you know, superstars is valuable in the first place. So, I ended up I spent a a good part of today
76. 16:57writing um this this opening to the teams and I figured I'll just share it with you because something good about reading stuff out loud. Um,
77. 17:13okay. And this was this was kind of a new a new idea to me like like an idea that I've talked about in piece parts on
78. 17:25these lives really came into focus today and that it's kind of where this thing starts and I'm I'm really happy with it.
79. 17:32Before AI, we all knew our limitations. We knew where we could dream and where it was just fantasy and oh and what was
80. 17:40just fantasy. Most of us were box boxed in by the gaps in our skills and knowledge. Maybe you didn't have the
81. 17:47right education or carried around psychological blocks, messages you told yourself early on about what you weren't
82. 17:53good at even though you secretly wanted to be. Maybe you understood that that to really master a skill would take the
83. 18:01infamous 10,000 hours and you s and you simply couldn't carve out that kind of time. The blockades to pursuing our
84. 18:09dreams were very real. Big interesting projects demanded years of learning or serious cash to hire people who could do
85. 18:17the things that we couldn't. That put a ceiling on what we dared to attempt. How many times have you said to yourself,
86. 18:23"I'll pursue that dream when I win the lotto and can go to go back to school or hire a team or have enough time to,
87. 18:31etc., etc., etc." Even if you had the imagination, you often didn't have the means to truly pursue things. So
88. 18:38countless ideas live only in notebooks, late night conversations, or daydreams. The gap between what you imagine and
89. 18:46what you feel you could execute was wide. And for most of it, most of us it stayed that way, a dream. But now with
90. 18:54AI, a new kind of you is possible. With AI, your knowledge and skills gap gets filled in real time. You never
91. 19:03learn to code, but suddenly you can vibe code an app by simply describing it. Your job shifts from try to be and do
92. 19:10everything to be the spark and keeper of the vision. You come up with the idea, define what good looks like, and use AI
93. 19:18as an execution team that brings your vision to life. This limits uh the the limits that kept projects locked in your head or some
94. 19:28distant future state no longer apply. What you can do with AI, wait, with with AI, you can do almost anything you want.
95. 19:38Now, in part one, you learned how to feed your prompt U. And now you're taking it a step further. You are now
96. 19:45the producer whose job it is to manage your team of AI superheroes. You are the guiding force. Your point of view,
97. 19:53vision, taste, and curation, plus how you direct your AI teammates are the new skills that will transform your ideas
98. 20:00into reality. No, really, you're not just a cog in the wheel. You're now making the machine. You are the one setting the tone, defining the
99. 20:08standards, and shaping the narrative. Every decision you make now becomes a signal to your 10-person team to take
100. 20:15action and deliver on anything you ask for. Ask the producer, you ask and your team delivers. Or as as the producer,
101. 20:23you ask and your team delivers. This role may feel natural. If you're naturally a creator or builder or
102. 20:32entrepreneur, if you've built businesses before or launched creative products projects, this central producer role
103. 20:39will feel natural, even obvious. The work is about taste, choice, and leadership. You'll recognize the rhythm
104. 20:46of having an idea, shaping the vision, rallying the right talent, seeing it through. The difference now is that you
105. 20:52can draw on that talent instantly without the overhead or messiness of finding the right team and making them
106. 20:58all gel. Don't get me wrong, people are great, but they're complicated and slow and not always there when you need them
107. 21:05or not. If you're new to this, new to being the central driving force of bringing an idea to life, what you're
108. 21:13learning here may feel surreal at first, even unimaginable. The idea that you can sit down with nothing but an idea and
109. 21:20within hours have research, copy, designs, plans, even a working prototype is enough to make your head spin. I get
110. 21:28to experience this daily with members of the AI salon who thought they had limitations and are suddenly making
111. 21:34music videos for Grammy award-winning artists or who have come out of retirement to start businesses they
112. 21:40thought was long since dead. I know it sounds too good to be true. That's okay because what you're about to see is that
113. 21:47a 10-person team, the 10-person team approach makes the unimaginable very, very real. And once you feel the rush of
114. 21:54seeing your ideas realized when you hold the thing that you never that you only ever imagined or see it come to life in
115. 22:01the real world, you'll never see your own limitation the same way again. It's magical. It's like discovering that
116. 22:08you've been walking your whole life and suddenly someone hands you wings. So, let's get started. What's follows is how
117. 22:15we're going to break projects down into logical phases and and who your team members are in each of those phases.
118. 22:21Think of it as a tour. First, we'll look at the rhythm almost every project follows. Then, you'll meet two primary
119. 22:28teammates in each phase and why they matter. By the time you meet all 10, you'll see how how to staff any project
120. 22:35with clarity and confidence. So, I don't know if that made sense. I don't know if reading this stuff is
121. 22:44useful or valuable. Thanks for coming to my TED talk. Exactly. Sea slug of doom. That was a good one.
122. 23:02But I really do like the the the big idea that that came into focus today was this idea that the limitations that we
123. 23:10think we have, we actually no longer have. But you actually do have to have the the the toughest part of this book is you
124. 23:18actually do have to have the drive to want to build something, create something. Um yeah. So anyway, and then I came up with
125. 23:28five phases uh for every project. ideation, validation, planning, execution and growth. And so with ideiation, this is uh this
126. 23:42is where you need one person who shapes the strategy itself, the strategist, and one who shapes how the idea is brought
127. 23:48to life, the creative director. So there's your first two roles, strategist and creative director. Validation.
128. 23:55Here's where you want run one role dedicated to researching evidence, market signals, competitors, even
129. 24:01trademark IP scans, the researcher, and another role focusing on checking whether people actually care, the
130. 24:07customer advocate. I really like that. The validation phase, I like it. Planning. Turn vision into a doable plan. At this stage,
131. 24:17um, you rely on one person to define the scope, timeline, and resources, the project planner, and then I've got a
132. 24:24financial planner in there as well. I've kind of rolled those two together. Um, and another to make sure you don't get
133. 24:32blindsided later by legal, ethical, or compliance issues. The safekeeper, execution, making it real. This is the
134. 24:38heart of the production. One person creates the core thing or things, the maker, and the other ensures everything
135. 24:44is packaged, organized, and delivered smoothly, the ops wrangler, and then growth. Um, once the work is ready,
136. 24:54you'll need to have someone put it into the world through channels and partnerships, the launch lead, and
137. 24:59someone else to measure measure the results and recommend improvements, the optimizer. So, anyway, yeah, that was uh that was
138. 25:08pretty good. I got a whole bunch of [ __ ] below that. So, um, yeah. There you have it. There you have it, people. Dink
139. 25:18dang. Um, what do we want to do? What do we want to do? Let's go on over to notebook note
140. 25:33notebook LM. Um, [Music] all right. So, if you haven't been to
141. 25:49notebook LM, um, what we're looking at right here is a notebooks out down the left hand side. These are your sources. So, I took
142. 26:01transcripts of um the back to basics crash course that I did in here. So, that that became all of my source.
143. 26:10And then this is a little overview that I guess it gave. Let's see. Here's a mind map I made. So, and how you make a mind map, let me
144. 26:26close that. How you make a mind map is over here on the right hand side there's these four little boxes now. It used to
145. 26:34be just it didn't I don't even think it used to be a box. You could create an audio overview. Now they have audio
146. 26:40overview, video overview. We're going to go look at audio overview in a second because they've improved that. Then mind
147. 26:46map is new and they've got these reports, a briefing doc, a study guide, an FAQ, and a timeline. Those were also
148. 26:53um they were there before, but they weren't in this slick little interface element. Um but if you click on the mind map,
149. 27:03it shows you all of the topics across all of those documents, which is pretty amazing. Course overview and welcome, AI
150. 27:10context and impact, how it works. Chat GPT deep dive. Well, let's go look at that. And then it zooms in on all of the
151. 27:20things that you talked about in the deep dive. So, intro to chat GPT, biggest mistakes with large language
152. 27:31models, personalizing it, chat GPT projects, custom GPTs, image inputs, data inputs, advanced voice mode, chat
153. 27:39GPT models, chat GPT modifiers, chat GPT pricing, chat GBT capabilities. Good lord. And then every one of these you
154. 27:47can click on, it'll write up a little a little synopsis of that little section. It'll give you um what are they called?
155. 27:55citations for exactly where to find all the stuff. Pretty remarkable. And then um let's see. I don't know what happened there.
156. 28:10If you go to audio overview, did I make one of these? No, I'm generating it. Ah, hang on. Can I stop that?
157. 28:20Yeah. So, now they've got a bunch of different options. They have different languages that you can make these in.
158. 28:26You can do a deep dive, a brief, a critique, or a debate. So, a brief is a bite-sized overview. Let's do this as a brief and then say
159. 28:44um try to capture what was
160. 29:01taught over the five days in a short briefing. [Laughter]
161. 29:16Let's see. Let's see how it does. Generate. Okay. So, now I'm generating two. I'm generating I guess the default one,
162. 29:23which is probably that long one, and then I'm generating the uh the little brief one that I just talked about. So, let's go to audio or
163. 29:32video overview. So here you can just focus on the language and and so here I'm going to say um only share the tips and tricks
164. 29:49that were shared and for and what tools they are for. All right, we'll generate that now. That's going to take a while.
165. 30:04Audio overview generation failed. So we'll delete it. Fine.
166. 30:21AI crash course. Wait, did it just make that that fast? No. Oh, this is one I did before. Okay,
167. 30:367 minutes long. >> All right, let's talk about something that feels like it just appeared out of nowhere, right? Generative AI. It is a
168. 30:46huge deal. But here's the thing. Almost everyone is thinking about it completely the wrong way. So, just to give you a
169. 30:53sense of how dramatically things have shifted, get a load of this number. That's how many people started using
170. 30:59chat GPT in just 6 weeks. 6 weeks. You know how long it took the internet, the actual worldwide web to get that many
171. 31:06users? 6 years. This isn't just another tech trend, you guys. This is a massive seismic shift. You know, this feeling,
172. 31:14it's a kind of a weird deja vu for me. I felt this exact same way back in 1994 when I first saw the internet really
173. 31:24take off. I remember thinking, "Wow, this is a once- ina-lifetime thing." And then on November 30th, 2022, that
174. 31:32feeling came rushing right back. Yeah. That day, the day Chat GBT launched, that wasn't just another product
175. 31:39release. It was a fundamental change. It didn't just give us a new tool. It started to remake our entire world. Eh,
176. 31:46it's a little eh, but, you know, not not horrible. Um, those things are still making. Trying to think what else you can do
177. 31:55here. Um, I mean you can do anything if you haven't played with this before. The little the little center area here um is
178. 32:03where you can just prompt it to do anything. So you can just ask anything. Like I could say um what is the most valuable tool in chat GBT?
179. 32:19See if it comes up with an answer here.
180. 32:39Oh, that's cool. All right, I'll check that out. While the sources do not explicitly name a single most valuable tool,
181. 32:47they consistently highlight the conversational interface, often often referred to it as the chat box or the prompt hole.
182. 33:04The prompt hole. Oh, it's good. Good lord, I still enjoy Notebook LM a lot.
183. 33:19The audio overviews give such good takes on some of my writing. Yeah, I know. I I I'm feeling like I've got to migrate a
184. 33:28bunch of my current book stuff over here because um chatbt is just sucking right now. Projects is not working.
185. 33:40Oh, there's no yawning in AI. I know. Totally right. All right. There's also in this upper lefthand corner, there's a new button
186. 33:48called discover sources. What are you interested in? Um um basic AI overviews from the web. Oh, and you could also
187. 34:02search Google Drive. That's pretty cool. Artificial Intelligence for Dummies. The five basic components of AI. How does AI
188. 34:17work? A beginner's guide. Well, that's pretty cool. That's pretty pretty slick. All right, we got our audio overview. This is the
189. 34:30Is this the audio overview? Yeah. This is the brief on a 5-day AI crash course. So, this was this really intensive
190. 34:39course, right? And it kind of broke down AI, showing how these tools, which are changing so fast, can actually help
191. 34:46anyone like you and me boost our ideas and creativity. It's not just for the tech whizzes anymore. Okay, so after 5
192. 34:54days, what really stuck? What do you need to know? Well, first, the biggest thing, getting ready for AI isn't about
193. 35:01coding. It's all about mindset. Yeah, the course really pushed this idea. Play first, mindfully create, generously
194. 35:10lead. Think of AI less like some genius brain and more like a well, like a really smart but kind of clueless intern
195. 35:17who needs your direction, your ideas. You don't need to be an artist to use creative AI tools. It's your taste, your
196. 35:25vision that matters most here. Then there's chat GBT. We all kind of know it, right? But second takeaway, it's way
197. 35:32more than just a basic chatbot. It's got this whole toolkit hidden inside. Uh you can personalize it like crazy with
198. 35:38custom instructions. It remembers stuff. It handles pictures, data, even has advanced voice chat now. Plus, you've
199. 35:45got these specialized custom GPTs for specific jobs and even early versions of agents that can start automating tasks
200. 35:51for you. Pretty cool stuff. And finally, this is where it gets really powerful. The third thing, it's about connecting
201. 35:58different AI tools together. They called it the chain of craft. Basically, linking tools lets you whip up complex
202. 36:04projects super fast. Like, think, going from an app idea to marketing stuff, even making original music, maybe in
203. 36:10less than an hour. Imagine what you could do with that kind of speed. So, yeah, navigating all this rapid change
204. 36:15really means you got to keep playing, keep trying things out, and get involved with AI communities. So go on, embrace
205. 36:21that curiosity, play around and see how >> Huh. That was that was interesting. The voice kind of changed there at the end. Um
206. 36:31the other thing I noticed is it didn't it only covered the stuff from the chat GPT day and a little bit from the So it
207. 36:37was like day one and two. It skipped day three, four, and five. Fascinating. It's fascinating, I tell you.
208. 36:45Um, but because you can go in there and edit it, you can tell it what you want to include. So, I could have been more
209. 36:51specific and it probably would have gotten it right. [Music] Um, what are we gonna do? What are we gonna do? What are we gonna do? What are
210. 37:06we gonna do? Um, [Music] Oh, this is there's an important change. So, in the AI salon, if you're a member
211. 37:22of the AI salon, the third Tuesday of every month was the AI salon meet and greets. Those have now been moved to and
212. 37:32combined with the Friday office hours. So, Friday office, so basically the meet and greets have gone from once a month
213. 37:39to once a week. And so if you So tomorrow is the third Thursday. So we're not having an AI salon meet and greet
214. 37:48tomorrow. We've removed them from the calendars in Mighty Networks. Um but if it's in your calendar and you're
215. 37:57wondering what's going on with that, that's it. I'll I'll do a post tomorrow in the salon as well. Um but just know
216. 38:04that that's uh that that change has happened. and then come I part so there's a couple of reasons for it. One
217. 38:11is just the the format of that meeting cuz a lot of the same people were coming. It just it didn't it was kind of
218. 38:20designed for a bunch of new people coming to introduce themselves and it never ended up really being like that.
219. 38:26So the Friday office hours is this kind of really amazing standing crew of folks. So, um, so if you want to get
220. 38:35connected and known within the community, um, that's a really great meeting to to come to. It's Fridays at
221. 38:4311:00 a.m. on LinkedIn. It's on my LinkedIn channel, and it's now the AI Salon office hours and meet and greet. All right, so
222. 38:54that's good to know. Um, I want to do some multimodal storytelling. I'm I'm I continue to be enamored with um with chat GPT
223. 39:08and I want to keep playing with it. So, what we're gonna do, [Music]
224. 39:23what we're going to do, we're going to This is This is what I'll call vibe storytelling. We're going to
225. 39:30do some vibe storytelling here, people. What's vibe storytelling? I'm pretty sure you just made that term up because
226. 39:37vibe coding, everyone knows vibe coding. Andre Karpathy came up with that term. He referred to it as the act of writing
227. 39:46code without actually writing code. He doesn't even go look at the code. He just sort of vibes along with it. And
228. 39:51that's he coined that term. And I'm pretty sure Kyle's just making up the vibe storytelling thing. It's a bit It's a bit derivative. It's a
229. 40:01bit derivative. It's, you know, this channel it's it's like there's not a lot of qualifications here. So, so I guess
230. 40:08it it makes sense that it's a bit derivative, doesn't it? [Music]
231. 40:30Okay. What are we going to do, people? It's just you just hang on. Just Oh. Oh. All right.
232. 40:48It's going to make sense. Y'all just calm down. Everybody just calm down.
233. 41:03[Music] Oh, am I not sharing? God damn it. [Laughter] Thanks, Brandon. Okay, makes more sense now. All right. So,
234. 41:19what I've been doing for the past five minutes is literally just scrolling through images. Okay. So, copy this image. Now, I'm
235. 41:29going to go to chat GPT. And I am going to switch my tabs so that you can see it because I'm a good guy.
236. 41:37We're going to go new chat. If you have never done this, this is one of my favorite things to do. And I don't know
237. 41:45if this works with GPT5. Let's see if it does tell me his backstory.
238. 42:00Pink panther. No, that was Get Smart, wasn't it? Am I wrong? Maybe it was Pink Panther.
239. 42:16Hey. Oh, maybe I'm mixing two of them. I don't know. The skater story. It was Get Smart. It was Get Smart. I thought so. Sh.
240. 42:32We're gonna have to check. Not Pink Panther. Get Smart. You're right. Okay, good. I'm not as scenile as I thought I was.
241. 42:45Eddie Cronis grew up in a crumbling corner of the city where the builder buildings seemed to lean forward, whispering secrets about
242. 42:54better times. His father was a sign painter. Oh yeah. You know what we'll do?
243. 43:08Um, break your story down into image prompts for midjourney.
244. 43:22[Music] Got it. Childhood discovery first ride. Ghost of a sign. Wait.
245. 43:39That is way too few images. Look at the story you wrote and
246. 43:55break it down like a story board then. Oh, this is good then. Oh, this is really good.
247. 44:09Add in any text or dialogue that should go with the image prompt
248. 44:32like you are writing a graphic. novel. So what I did was I went and I found a cool image from Midjourney wait dialogue that should go.
249. 44:48Then I pasted it into chat GPT and said tell me the backstory. It wrote a cool story which that's a fun thing to do.
250. 44:58And now I'm trying to get it to write me image prompts to go with the story. Perfect. Now we're talking storyboard plus graphic novel.
251. 45:07Image prompt. Wide shot of a crumbling city street. Narration. Eddie grew up in a city that seemed to whisper its secrets
252. 45:18in broken bricks and tilted shadows. Nice interior. Cluttered workshop. Cans of paint and brushes. All right.
253. 45:34How many did it make? A dozen. All right. This is cool. This is cool. Okay. Okay. Okay. Copy. Then we're going to go to midjourney.
254. 45:50We're going to share. Share our tab. We're going to share our tab. I'm going to click on mood board. So, we're going
255. 45:57to use the same mood board for this image. And we're going to paste in oh wait stylize 800. We're going to do same stylization.
256. 46:07We're going to do 16 by9 aspect ratio. And then we're going to put in the prompt that chat GPT wrote. Bang.
257. 46:18Then I'm going to jump back over to chat jet tag and get the next one. Copy. We're gonna go bang bang
258. 46:32bang bang. Let's go see if we're getting things that are in the neighborhood. Oh, I'm out of fast. Oh, this isn't going to work. I'm out of
259. 46:46fast renders. [Laughter] This is not good for ADD. [Laughter] Calgone, take me away.
260. 47:02Can I go back to Speedy? Let me try I I'll try going back to Speedy. All right, let me go grab another prompt
261. 47:13and we'll see if we're see if Speedy works or if it shits all over us again. styliz 800 mood board. That
262. 47:31no fast hours left. All of you people ate my fast hours. Damn it. Relax. All right. Bang. Bang. Bang.
263. 47:46Go. Now, do these things look good? Yeah, these look good.
264. 48:00Well, looks cool.
265. 48:21Huh? [Laughter]
266. 48:37Copy. [Music]
267. 48:55Oh, they didn't they didn't describe the boy the same way each time. I thought that was going to be an issue.
268. 49:03Let me come back here. I've got to yell at it. Oh, he's got blonde hair. All right, let's see. 12-year-old boy, skinny, wideeyed. Um,
269. 49:18rewrite all the image prompts. So that if it is the skater but younger, you need to describe his
270. 49:36hair and look. And is there something you can carry between ages like a scarf or
271. 49:53glasses or something. Oversized black rim glasses are his
272. 50:08signature look. All right, so now we're starting over.
273. 50:27You know, here's the thing with AI. It's a [ __ ] idiot, and it will remain an idiot until you tell it otherwise.
274. 50:58Damn. Let me just go get the third one of these. We'll do four of these.
275. 51:14Bang. Bang. Bang, bang, bang. Go get one more. So, I'm having an idea
276. 51:29[Music] about how we mix couple of different tools. [Music] Unsure about the prompt. Why?
277. 51:47Oh, dangerously crouch dangerously low. Extremely I can Can we talk about No, that wasn't it. Over time the street scraped. Oh,
278. 52:02scraped and bloody. We can't use the word bloody. Can we stop it with the [ __ ] safety guard rails already? His
279. 52:08knees scraped and red. Good lord. You got to be kidding me. [Music]
280. 52:24Fast hours are the donuts of AI.
281. 52:56I think that's the one. So, we're going to download that. We're going to download the one we had before.
282. 53:21I know you're getting motion sick. Me, too. Calm down. Just everybody calm down. Look away. Look away from the
283. 53:29screen. Look away from the But Kyle, we can't look away from the screen. What if you do something? Look away from the screen. Boom. Okay.
284. 53:44And then we got him with his dad. Well, that one's kind of cool. [Laughter] I think that's the one there. Is that
285. 54:00the one? Nah, that's the one. All right. There's that. That's not good. That's not good. That's
286. 54:16not good. That's good. Download. Okay. So now where we're going to head is we're going to head over to Gemini
287. 54:36and we're going to upload a file.
288. 54:51Add graphic novel style text box to this. All right. Wait, what's our what's the
289. 55:07story again? The story is Eddie Cronis.
290. 55:23to this image in a stylistically interesting way that says Eddie Cronis.
291. 55:57We'll say master of the streets. What did the story say about him? The story said whispering the secret. At 12, he
292. 56:05found an old skateboard. The truck squeaked. By the time he was a te te teenager, he wasn't just skating, he was flying.
293. 56:22Eddie rides with purpose. He does doesn't skate skate for escape. He skates to stitch together the fragments of a city. Um,
294. 56:35every push, every carve Redemption writer. We're going to call him the redemption rider. That's it.
295. 56:51Redemption rider. All right, let's see how we do.
296. 57:09Now, why I'm doing this in Gemini is that it's good at text and it's good at editing images. And we use midjourney to make it.
297. 57:22And this is also really fast. That's good. I'm going to say that's okay. But it's not a talk bubble.
298. 57:40It's just a label for the frame. And it would look better over the empty sky.
299. 58:01I have a question. Maybe try it later this week. If you create apps in Google build and deploy them, can you insert them into Opal nodes
300. 58:12and string them together for a workflow? Um, it depends how you deployed them and I don't know enough about Opal and nodes
301. 58:23and those workflows to be able to actually help you. Okay, let's see. Um, move the text
302. 58:45from the left to the sky in the right. Um, one of the things that I'm I'm learning about Gemini Nano Banana is you cannot give it
303. 59:01multiple instructions. I wish I could help you more, Chef Kelly. You're probably more advanced at this point
304. 59:06than I am on that particular issue. I knew he didn't know anything. I knew it. You know, I came in here I came in
305. 59:15here years ago and I I was one of the ones that I asked. I said, you know, sir, what are your qualifications? And
306. 59:22he made some sort of joke about it like as if having qualifications is some sort of laughing matter. You know, I've come
307. 59:29to the AI learning lab. I come here expecting to learn. All I wanted to know was does he have qualifications? Clearly, he doesn't. And
308. 59:38it's been years. It's been years. He could have taken a workshop, but instead bamboozling us. Um, that's good. Uh let's see. Um remove
309. 59:54the talk bubble point. Somebody just followed me.
310. 1:00:08Nut river supplements. Welcome Nut River was shaking. Have you taken your Nut River supplements today? Oh, have I?
311. 1:00:21Oh my god, it just got rid of it all together. H. Add a graphic novel style text box in the
312. 1:00:38upper right over the sky that reads. And honest to God, if if this thing adds the talk bubble back at the bottom of
313. 1:00:51that box, somebody's going to lose their [ __ ] [ __ ] We're gonna have a meltdown Monday, I'll tell you. [Music]
314. 1:01:16Eddie Cronis, redemption writer. That's good. Um, that's good. But make the text more
315. 1:01:32like handdrawn letters. Since this is a graphic novel
316. 1:01:53[Music] [Laughter] and Murphy was shaking, I'm worried for you. You've got too much going on. Me, too.
317. 1:02:11See there? It didn't change the text at all. I don't know. This [ __ ] nano banana thing is is really kind of [ __ ]
318. 1:02:23So frustrating. All right, let's add another Let's add another picture. So, we're going to go upload files.
319. 1:02:31We're going to put that one in. Okay. Open. Then we're going to go back over here. And
320. 1:02:46hey, you know what a new skill is in the AI in the AI era? Being able to quickly scroll through a chat GPT chat and find
321. 1:02:55different parts of it just by the shapes of the blocks. Okay, there we go. Eddie grew up in the city. All right.
322. 1:03:11[Music] Um, add a text box with handdrawn letters
323. 1:03:28to this image. The box says
324. 1:03:42[Music] time to just do everything in Gen Spark. So true. That's how I find different code versions. Yeah,
325. 1:03:53that's good. Hey, Mimi, have you tried Are you using codecs from uh from chat GBT? They apparently went to GPT5 today
326. 1:04:02and it's apparently not the router model. So, I'm wondering if it's if it's some bigger new thing. Eddie grew up in a city
327. 1:04:11that wispets broken brick bricks and tilted shadows. Uh, there are typos. Try again.
328. 1:04:25Now watch it. It won't fix a [ __ ] thing. Yo, Ian Murphy. I'm gonna try to be one of those problem cases tomorrow
329. 1:04:40[Music] to telling how AI to not achieve my vision. I I swear to God sometimes that's what it feels like.
330. 1:04:52Eddie grew up in a city that whispered its secrets in Briox and Tilted Shadows. God damn it. Try again.
331. 1:05:06Still a typo. And And you might be saying, Kyle, couldn't you just take that into Photoshop and Photoshop a letter on? Oh, I could.
332. 1:05:18You know, there's ego involved here, right? and hubris. I want it to just do what I want it to do. And if it can't do that,
333. 1:05:27well, I'm going to make it do it until it gets it right. I'm going to punish it. I'm going to punish the AI because that's how I roll.
334. 1:05:36I don't put up with crap from some AI model. I'm tough. Eddie grew up in a city that whispered its secrets in Briox.
335. 1:05:51Did you type Briox? I just copied and pasted from chat GBT in broken bricks and tilted shadows. Oh, wait. Oh, that's Whisper Spritz. And
336. 1:06:05then this one's Briox. So, I could Photoshop those two together. Okay, I guess that one's good. All right, we're going to upload a new image
337. 1:06:14now. Oh, very cool.
338. 1:06:28So, Ann Murphy is in the house. So, I am excited. I'm I am now allowed to talk about it. I haven't been allowed to talk
339. 1:06:36about it. They're they're lifting the embargo tomorrow, but I just got super secret permission for all of you. The AI
340. 1:06:42salon is a uh major sponsor of the Sheile Leads AI create conference that Ann is putting on in October. What?
341. 1:06:52October 11th. Is that right? Is when it starts. What What are the dates and and uh and um Daisy Thomas uh is going to be doing a whole um
342. 1:07:06session on um advocacy and how to advocate for your rights. The 11th of October 11th to October 14th in Salt
343. 1:07:15Lake City, the Create Conference. What's the URL, Ann? And I'll get I'll get all this set up tomorrow so I can put stuff
344. 1:07:23on screen. Um, but if you go to sheleadsai.ai or.com, you'll be able to see it. But if you're a woman in AI, um, you should be you
345. 1:07:36should absolutely go to the create conference. It's going to be really good. All right, open this bad boy up. Sheleeileleadsai.ai. Okay,
346. 1:07:50go to sheleadsai.ai and register for the create conference October 11th to 14th. Support the AI salon, support she leads AI
347. 1:08:04and uh go get yourself some education. The nice thing about the create conference is they actually have uh
348. 1:08:13speakers who do have qualifications. That's that's why I wasn't invited cuz apparently there's a there's like a
349. 1:08:22whole thing on the like conference circuit that the people that they want speaking at conferences have a clue or
350. 1:08:29something. I don't know. I think it's ridiculous. But you know that's the kind of standards that Anne wants to run her
351. 1:08:35conference by. Who am I to stop her? You know women get Ann Murphy and we men get Kyle. Oh um and they've got scholarships
352. 1:08:50available for women of color. So everyone else here gets 250 bucks off. So if you register, kick down doors is the code. All caps
353. 1:09:02kick down doors. All right. 250 bucks off. Get your ass in community. Go meet people. If you can at all afford it. Get your ass in
354. 1:09:14community. Go meet people. Be in front of people when you're talking about this AI stuff. People that are, you know, AI
355. 1:09:22optimists. That's awesome. Thank you, Ann. Um Ann Murphy. I just bought my plane ticket to Salt Lake City. Chef Kelly. That's awesome.
356. 1:09:32Very, very cool. All right, let me go get my I got to go get my next text thing. Father's legacy. His father painted signs
357. 1:09:42that could make a grocery store look like a cathedral. Is that what that image is? That's close enough. All right. A text box on the bottom
358. 1:09:59of the screen reads [Music]
359. 1:10:14Joker. I'm just AI curious. Great cause and execution. Side Hustle Mimi, indigenous and Latina. Wait, Ann, does Side Hustle Mimi get a
360. 1:10:28double discount, a double scholarship. That's great. That's awesome. You You guys should connect if you already
361. 1:10:37haven't. I assume you have. Oh, there's the application. Come here for free. Awesome. That's that's really exciting.
362. 1:10:43That's Listen, part of the reason that that um we wanted to sponsor She Leads was exactly for that. So that so that
363. 1:10:50Ann was able to provide scholarships and you know put on an amazing couple of days. So or three days I think. Um
364. 1:10:59that's super exciting. Very very nice. Very nice. Very nice indeed. His father painted signs that can make a
365. 1:11:06grocery store look like a cathedral. This is kind of cool, isn't it? You see what we did there, people? We started with that picture.
366. 1:11:21Can I flip through these? No, of course not. Why would you be able to flip through them? Why put interface elements
367. 1:11:27here when you can't use them? Because that's how because we're Google. You can go [ __ ] yourself. Eddie Cronis, Redemption Rider.
368. 1:11:40Eddie grew up in the city. That what that whispered its secrets in Briox and Tilted Shadows.
369. 1:11:59That's still I This makes me happy. All right, Eddie's first miracle. Okay, we're go back here. Here. We're going to
370. 1:12:13add a picture. We're going to add a picture. Hey there. We're going to add a picture. Yeah. Hey, how you doing? How you doing? Yeah. Um,
371. 1:12:30in the bottom right, add a text box that reads
372. 1:12:48Eddie's first miracle wasn't new. It was broken, discarded, forgotten. But to him, it was wings. Oh, that's funny.
373. 1:12:56That thing I wrote today said, "It's as if you were given wings." It's like you used to walk and now you've been given
374. 1:13:02wings. That's kind of cool. Many hugs. Oh, wow. Codex wants to work with my wind surf. That makes me nervous. It should.
375. 1:13:18All these all these interconnected data. The There's a lot of unprotected LLM sex going on. There's a lot of a lot of data is is not
376. 1:13:31in her medically sealed uh vaults right now being just spewed all over the internet. Eddie's first miracle wasn't new. It was
377. 1:13:42broken, discarded, forgotten. But to him or budo him to him to him it has it was wings. Um,
378. 1:13:57try again. You have typos. Here's the text. And we're going to change it a little bit. Eddie's first miracle wasn't new.
379. 1:14:12It was broken, discarded, forgotten. But to him, wait. This board
380. 1:14:26was wings. It's okay. Google, Microsoft, and Meta have had our data for a long time now. I
381. 1:14:41know. I know. I'm just the the difference source camp is that before AI you you actually had to be either a
382. 1:14:53hacker, a data scientist or you know work for one of these big corporations to be able to do anything with the data that they gathered. Um,
383. 1:15:06and now just you don't anyone can do anything with the data. And so, so it's a little scarier. Eddie's first miracle wasn't new. It was
384. 1:15:16broken, discarded, and forgotten with one T. But, but to him, to Heard was wings.
385. 1:15:31Try again. I'm just so disappointed. Kyle Sam just dropped a tweet about new personalization and configuration. Um,
386. 1:15:43swell. As long as the new personalization configuration makes my projects work. Let me Let's go look at Sam. Let's go look at what Sam said
387. 1:15:54at Sama. I'm not real happy with OpenAI right now. We have updated chat GPT's personalization page.
388. 1:16:11Personality configuration, custom instructions, and memories are now all in one place. Going live over the next couple of days.
389. 1:16:23Let's see if we've got it.
390. 1:16:39custom instructions. There's no personality. Oh, wait. Personalities are in here, right? Yeah. Wait, what what did his thing look like?
391. 1:16:54Oh, yeah. No, we don't have the new one. All right, that's cool. Groovy. That That's That's nice. I can dig it.
392. 1:17:11[Music] Oh, yeah. Allegedly, a Tik Tok tick tock deal has been reached, but I don't know
393. 1:17:26if you know this, but new community guidelines went into effect on Saturday, and any any page that talks about news or
394. 1:17:37politics is being uh perma banned. So, I I have a feeling our feeds are just going to get a lot less useful. Um
395. 1:17:48Eddie's first miracle wasn't new. It was broken, discarded, forgotten. But to him, no, it just didn't do it. Just
396. 1:17:53doesn't know how to do it. Didn't know how to fix it. All right. Well, so then what I was going to do, let's
397. 1:18:05just let's just go ahead and do it. So, download that. Downloading full size. Let's grab that one. That one.
398. 1:18:25That one. Then we're going to go back to MidJourney. Gamma website builder 3.0 launches tomorrow. It looks like uh
399. 1:18:38Anthropic might be launching some things this week. It looks like Google might be launching some things this week. Um,
400. 1:18:47OpenAI's got their developer conference coming up shortly. They'll be launching things then presumably. I have a feeling
401. 1:18:54the last the the next three months are going to be pretty insane. What will the other 12 creators do? I don't quite get that, Joker, but I'm
402. 1:19:04sure there's a joke. Oh, wait. Sam. Oh, yeah. Yeah, that
403. 1:19:25Okay, so here's what we're going to do. We are going to do new. We're in the edit page in MidJourney. We're going to upload
404. 1:19:43We're going to upload our images and then I guess I'll just go bang and then go um cloud
405. 1:20:00submit edit. Oh, but I'm on relaxed. This is going to take a while. Dang it. But I don't think there's another way to do it. Is there?
406. 1:20:18Can I import things into here? I don't think I can. Oh, those are cool.
407. 1:20:45That one's pretty cool.
408. 1:21:02So if I had fast hours left, this would be more interesting. But so here was the here was the workflow.
409. 1:21:10I found an image in midjourney I liked. I took that to chat GPT. I said, "Tell me the backstory here." It wrote this
410. 1:21:17creative story in in a pretty cool way. I then had Chat GPT break that story down into midjourney
411. 1:21:32prompts with with text that goes on those images. I then took the images and the text over to Gemini and had it add the text boxes,
412. 1:21:43which it did 90% well. Not perfect. God damn it. And then I was bringing it back here. So, I'm gonna upscale this back into the
413. 1:21:57gallery now. And then I can animate this um as a video. And so, I thought it'd be cool to just have these videos of this story being told,
414. 1:22:12but because I don't have fast hours, it's a pain in the ass. But we can at least go make one and we'll we'll turn we'll turn this one
415. 1:22:21into a video without the uh Yeah, we'll do we'll do high motion generation failed. Relax mode not
416. 1:22:36supported for 720p video jobs. Can I do non 720p video jobs? Resolution SD apparently. Oh, okay. Let's go try that again.
417. 1:22:53Did it work? Yes. Yay. You did it. Yay. [Laughter] I'm going to need some tutorials. Apparently, I had GPT enabled.
418. 1:23:10So, now it's just asking me to autoupdate. So, it's more like a page reader temporarily. Yeah. Yeah. This is This is
419. 1:23:27pretty bad right now. It's pretty not having fast mode kind of sucks.
420. 1:23:43The thing that's [ __ ] up is I'm paying this is an expensive MidJourney account. I'm paying 60 bucks a month for this
421. 1:23:53account. I didn't think it would limit out so much, but I have been making a lot of videos and lots and lots of images for a client
422. 1:24:02project. So, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He about that. We're going to need you to go on ahead and come on in on Saturday. Yeah.
423. 1:24:19Corey Sandler Pottery, what's happening? What is shaking? What's going down? [Music]
424. 1:24:37Meta glasses heads up display. Was that a leak today or did that actually launch today? It was a leak, right?
425. 1:24:45Yeah, it looks like Meta's got some new glasses coming out that have the camera, but it also has heads-up display in the
426. 1:24:51glasses. That to me actually feels like that could be a gamecher because people that got the meta glasses
427. 1:25:01really liked them because it, you know, it could take pictures, but you could hear audio. You know, you could hear music from the stems
428. 1:25:08and people liked them, but they didn't have any display. And these new ones are going to have displays. Leak video on X.
429. 1:25:14They leaked it themselves. Oh god, everything's so exhausting these days. All right, let's animate this one. high motion
430. 1:25:23and then we'll see if we've got anything. Okay, those things are going cued. All right, they're going to take
431. 1:25:29for [ __ ] ever. All right. Well, I'll come back to that later. All right, people. Listen. Listen. I'm going to get on out of here.
432. 1:25:40I hope y'all are doing good. It was a little bit of a low energy night. I was a little yawny. I don't know what it was. I ate. I
433. 1:25:49didn't have a coffee. I didn't have a coffee. So, I was a little yawny. A little low energy. Low qualification. Low energy.
434. 1:26:00I hope you had a good time. [Music] No manic. Just panic.
435. 1:26:16It's Oh, that's true. Oh, does somebody have a case of the moon days? That look he gives her, it is the best [ __ ] look.
436. 1:26:32He's like, "How do you exist? [Laughter] Man, oh, that's a good one." Um,
437. 1:26:49all right. Yeah, I'm just going to get out of here. So, tomorrow, because we don't have a meet and greet tomorrow
438. 1:26:53night, um, it'll just be normal time, 8 o'clock here, um, we'll do it. Bring your friends. Do me a favor. Um, think about who you might
439. 1:27:06think might enjoy coming to these lives. Um, there's another thing you can do if you want to if you want to help the YouTube channel.
440. 1:27:15If you have the YouTube app, go to the YouTube learning lab AI learning lab channel which is learning lab-ai
441. 1:27:24and there's a new hype button. So if you click the hype button um then uh then it then it'll hype that video. Um the other thing is um the
442. 1:27:39Kaggle thing. No one knows what that is. We're fine. We don't need votes for that. Um but but um tomorrow, Tuesday, if
443. 1:27:49you're in the AI salon mastermind, the week two of the four-week sprint uh is tomorrow. So please come to that if
444. 1:27:59you're part of the mastermind. If you're not part of the mastermind, you can still get in on that. So if you go to
445. 1:28:04the salon.ai AI and say join our community or if you're part of the AI salon community. Um step seven in the
446. 1:28:12little welcome sequence is learn about the mastermind. You can join the mastermind. It's 20 bucks a month. It
447. 1:28:18gets you access to all of the mastermind clubs. You can come to the founders hangout on Friday. Um and you get access
448. 1:28:25to the clubs. And we're in the middle right now. We're in week two of four weeks of a four-week sprint of making
449. 1:28:30your own micro course using AI. Um Cindy [ __ ] and I are teaching it and uh it's it's it's going to be a good one or it
450. 1:28:39is a good one. It was the last meeting was actually really really good. So for anyone that was here that came to that I
451. 1:28:45felt what was what was cool about that meeting is everybody showed up like ready to learn. They were like let's go.
452. 1:28:53I want to learn this. Uh Tik Tok question before you go. Hey there. I was wondering how much water does AI
453. 1:29:00actually use to keep its servers cool? I honest to God, Brian, I don't know. There there is so much misinformation
454. 1:29:07around that. What I do know is that training AI models takes a [ __ ] ton more than inference, except there's a lot
455. 1:29:18more people doing inference. So, I honestly don't know. Um the like the the word going around was that it was like, you know, I don't
456. 1:29:27know, like a 16 bottle of water every time you prompted. And then it turns out it was more like, you know, three drops
457. 1:29:33or something like that. But I I honest to God don't know. I I would if you want something fun to do, you can you can burn up some water,
458. 1:29:45turn on deep research in chat GPT and um have Chat GPT do a deep research and go find out what is the, you know,
459. 1:29:54have it do a mythbuster. What is myth versus reality on how much water is being used? And the the thing about
460. 1:30:01water being used like I know a lot of those cooling systems are closed loop systems. So it's not like when the water
461. 1:30:09gets heated up it's just going out into the atmosphere. So like I don't I don't know. And the other thing I don't get is
462. 1:30:15like if it is going out into the atmosphere then it's going up and turning into clouds and coming back down
463. 1:30:21as water, right? So like I I I don't know the issues. So I would say go go um go research it and see what's there.
464. 1:30:32Microsoft is claiming air cooled by end of 2026 and pollution. It's the data set centers more than servers.
465. 1:30:42Yeah. Well, a lot of the data centers they're building, they're building on [ __ ] petroleum generators. It's like, come on. You have an
466. 1:30:52opportunity here to not do that. Yeah, we're not going to take that opportunity here. Wait, I'll show you my uh
467. 1:31:05watching Netflix also costs water. I know. You know what's a You know what's like a [ __ ] ridiculous waster of water? pasta.
468. 1:31:19Like every plate of spaghetti, it's like five, six cups of water. I mean, like I would give up, if I were
469. 1:31:28you, I would stop on the pasta and keep going on the prompts. I should I should actually probably know
470. 1:31:39the answer to that instead of just being a smartass. Hard-boiled eggs. Oh, that's cool. Nice.
471. 1:32:07His little hands are going to get all scraped up. That's pretty slick. H crazy. What a world we live in, man. That we
472. 1:32:23can just zap this stuff into existence. Oh, this is so cool.
473. 1:32:39Really really al dente. Hey, Pate. Hey, Pate. How much water do TPUs take? Do they take less water than
474. 1:32:54GPUs? And why is Google stealing all the world's water? Wait, doesn't Google cool their TPUs with with Coca-Cola syrup? That's what I
475. 1:33:08heard. and that there's going to be a Coca-Cola shortage because of Google. That's it's just something I it seems to be
476. 1:33:18common knowledge at this point. Yeah, exactly. All right. Good night,
477. 1:33:33everybody. I hope that's cool. Yeah. Isn't that great? These these uh these videos are great. That's super cool. All
478. 1:33:39right, cool. Uh, so maybe I I don't know when my when my uh MidJourney account rolls over, but sometime in the next
479. 1:33:47couple of weeks, I would think it it'll roll over to have fast credits again. Maybe we'll turn this I'll take this
480. 1:33:52little story and turn it into a uh like an edited graphic novel video that will put some cool I don't know like 60s
481. 1:34:09I I don't know some 60s rock and roll music behind it. All right, I can't I've got my brain's [ __ ] dead. All right, later everybody.