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

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