aiLL 7/15/23 - Inside the Wild West World of AI

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1. 0:18welcome welcome welcome welcome to the AI learning lab we are learning about AI well I don't know if we're learning
2. 0:28about AI we're chatting about Ai and it's like a lab but it's more like a home office so uh welcome welcome
3. 0:37welcome I'm here in Denver Colorado Taylor Swift is just about to go on stage at the giant Stadium full of screaming
4. 0:47people and uh happy Saturday night Saturday Saturday Saturday come to the buck tractor pools yeah anyone grow up in pencil Tucky oh
5. 1:01look at the nice heart already fantastic thank you Tori appreciate that um let's see so if you're new here
6. 1:12this is AI learning lab my name is Kyle Shannon uh I'm an entrepreneur started a bunch of companies uh I've been doing this for a
7. 1:20long long time I started one of the first digital agencies in the mid99s so I got to be there for the beginning of
8. 1:26the worldwide web and now I'm seeing this generative AI stuff and it's feeling mighty familiar it's feeling a
9. 1:32lot like huh this is one of those one of those transformative things although I got to tell you this stuff feels bigger
10. 1:41bigger more profound all that sort of stuff um let's see what else I played with uh there's a company called inflection they've got a new
11. 1:53thing called piie which is a it's a chat bot like chat GPT but their app their iPhone app um you can basically put it
12. 2:02in voice mode and so I was driving around in the car just talking to piie and I gave it like you know this this
13. 2:09lovely Australian kind of kind of voice and I was just talking with Chach and it's connected to the internet so it
14. 2:17looked up that Taylor Swift was doing her thing tonight so it was connected to the internet so that was kind of cool we
15. 2:23were going to CCO shopping and I said I asked it what specials were at Costco at at the location we were going to and it
16. 2:31was able to pull it up so it was Prett pretty interesting it was Pi Pi pi. a or hey pi.com um and then there's they've
17. 2:40got a an IOS app I don't think they have an Android app they might but I don't think so um but the company's in flection and
18. 2:50um yeah just go get the IOS app if you have IOS and and it's pi and then you um you just launch it and then in the lower
19. 2:58right hand corner you pull up a a little menu and you hit the the phone phone icon and you just talk to it and then it
20. 3:04talks back it's pretty cool it was pretty cool like it starts to it starts to feel like I you know imagine if if you know
21. 3:15Siri or Alexa or anything like that you could ask it anything like I asked it I asked it you know what were the big
22. 3:23concerts happening in Denver tonight I asked it what were the specials at um Costco and then I asked it to explain
23. 3:30quantum mechanics to me and then I asked it to explain how some disease uh worked in the body if you're new here my name's
24. 3:38Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab uh if you have any questions about AI pop them in the questions below happy to
25. 3:44talk about them this little window right here let me let me show you what this is all so if you have not played with
26. 3:51generative AI if you've not played with chat GPT that's what all these all these URLs this used to be a list of three now
27. 3:56it's five and it's there's two little resour sources things below um you have a lot of options now things are heating
28. 4:05up in the uh in the chat GPT space so chat. open.com that top one that's that's the uh the official chat GPT
29. 4:14website uh code interpreter is back it was down yesterday I guess they found some bugs in their beta test when they
30. 4:21rolled it out apparently they fixed it cuz it's back you got bing.com which is also chat GPT it's gp4 thank you for the
31. 4:29row I appreciate that buzz um one of the nice things you can do at Bing is you can make images so if you just go to
32. 4:37bing.com and type make me an image of I don't know Taylor Swift in an arena it'll do its best uh it's based on DOL
33. 4:46so it's not it's not very good but it's it's free and it and it works um so that's kind of fun and then claw.
34. 4:54AI has a lot going for it so this is from a company called anthropic the way they do their fine-tuning I'm a
35. 5:02real fan of these guys use human reinforcement learning these guys use a thing called constitutional learning
36. 5:08which it's good it's a good thing I can talk more about that if anyone wants to geek out some other things about claw.
37. 5:16you can upload files to it so similar to code interpreter you can upload up to five files here I think 10 megabytes
38. 5:23each and then start interacting with them so take some PDFs of whatever you want to learn or or take documentation
39. 5:31for some code you want to work on or whatever throw a GitHub repository up there I don't know whatever the hell you
40. 5:36want to do uh and what else it's also got a 100,000 token context window so that's somewhere between 50 and 75,000
41. 5:45words you can put in your prompt copy and paste your great American novel and start editing it so that's that one
42. 5:53po.com gives you access to uh three different companies models it's got claw it's got open Ai and they've got their
43. 6:02own and then Bard is Google's entry into the space and Bard had been absent from my list for the past two months or so because it
44. 6:15sucks well it still sucks but it's it sucks it sucks less enough now like it it is close enough to usable now that I
45. 6:23put it on the list one of the things they did was they copied the interface of Po and open AI kind of merg them um
46. 6:31so it it's got a very familiar interface now uh and it's actually usable it's actually not bad the the writing isn't
47. 6:37as bad as it used to be so I don't know what they did over there but but Google's waking up the dragon is waking
48. 6:43up and then prompt. chat down below that'll teach you how to do prompting and how to teach these things to act
49. 6:49like certain personas uh yeah by the way if you would just go ahead and tap the the like screen uh let people know we're
50. 6:54here um share the live if you're willing to do that and then future cia. that's a directory of probably 4,000 at this point um AI
51. 7:07tools and what else uh I mean there's just Lots there I can't keep up with this [ __ ] anymore but futurepedia doio
52. 7:15does so so I I have delegated that hey
53. 7:29good to see you retr punk yo I got barred to code a simple website from an image of a sketch oh that's super cool
54. 7:37retro that was the thing that they showed that that they showed in the uh the gp4 launch demo um the CEO from from
55. 7:47open AI showed that so um I'm curious if uh if Bing does that I haven't tried it I was going to try that today and didn't
56. 7:55get around to it but but you can you can upload images to Bing and to Bard and do analysis on them so it looks like you
57. 8:03got it to code a website based on a napkin sketch that's impressive very cool all right if you have questions
58. 8:11about uh anything AI pop it in the com comments below if you want to troll me you got to be creative don't just get
59. 8:18you can't just be a nasty troll it's got to be creative or we just they it it you know what it is if you write a shitty
60. 8:26troll it just Ricochet off me it doesn't hurt at all if you do one that's somewhere between a compliment and an insult that that digs
61. 8:34deep and as a troll isn't that what you want you want to hurt people you don't want it to just ping like some spaghetti western no you
62. 8:45want your bullets to land all right what else oh I swear a little if you don't like swearing I wouldn't stay
63. 8:53it's Saturday night why are you here but so am I so let's hang out um if you're new here Taylor Swift is uh just about
64. 9:01to go on stage just down the block we just we just drove by there to see what a zoo it is it's Insanity it's Insanity I think she's
65. 9:10going to clear someone said she's going to profit $550 million from this tour they're going to gross more than a
66. 9:16billion dollars from the Aros tour crazy oh that's the other thing yeah good point uh male M KS Kansas m I think
67. 9:30um Claude is only available in the US and the UK it's not available in Canada and I think Bard might one of the other
68. 9:37ones is is banned from Canada probably because of some privacy law or something like that they're like we want to use all
69. 9:45your data and then some countries are like well then no and they're like fine and that's how they talk I don't know if
70. 9:52you've ever heard Executives at tech companies they're like no I don't want to do it fine go ahead and be that way
71. 9:59Canada then you can't use our special toy never been to San Francisco H it's how it works why do you think they're
72. 10:08worth billions of dollars you think it's just because of the technology no it's because of the attitude all right
73. 10:14explain Ai and chat GPT good Lord that's wide okay AI stands for artificial intelligence and it's the wrong term um
74. 10:23technically all the stuff we're playing with is machine learning I think it's AI is the broader category machine learning is the specific
75. 10:30flavor chat GPT so the the probably the best way to explain chat GPT is to have you go there and start playing so go to
76. 10:40actually well you can go to either one go to chat. open.com or bing.com or claw. either of the top three just go to
77. 10:48go to one of those sign up for an account at Bing you don't have to sign up for an account when you go to
78. 10:54bing.com click on the chat button here I I'll do it let's let's let's do a little demo that's barred here's
79. 11:07Bing okay so when you go to bing.com it looks like just a regular search box like a Google search box and up here
80. 11:14there's a chat button so go to chat and you have you have a couple of different modes you've got creative
81. 11:22balanc and precise it'll default to precise and then the way this works is what the prompt here says is ask me
82. 11:30anything and so it literally is that you can ask it anything so think of this as a Google search but rather than it returning here's a list
83. 11:42of 20 links it just answers you um and it can answer you incredibly sophisticated answers so for example let's say I have a
84. 11:57chubby black and white dog and I want to write uh a country
85. 12:11country song can you help and it thinks a little bit oh it's telling me how to write
86. 12:27one stop no I want you to write one like gu Brooks
87. 12:47would sure here's your song Wait so so much for doing a demo live huh okay let's see write me a song about
88. 13:01a chubby black and white dog good Lord see I was trying to get too fancy with the words and part of the part of the fun
89. 13:14and frustration of these things is getting it to answer um huh this is just not doing it oh maybe I need to flip to creative mode
90. 13:25maybe that's maybe that's part of the issue it looks like they've mucked with the uh um write let's see write me a country song about a
91. 13:37chubby black and white dog so supposed to be explaining Chad gbt here we go verse
92. 13:51one there's a chubby black and white dog that lives down the road from me he's wagging his tail and barking at the
93. 13:57trees So It Goes On to write this song okay I'm going to stop that so now I could say um explain um how uh photosynthesis
94. 14:27works and it explains that and it also gives me some links to Wikipedia so Bing is actually connected to the internet so
95. 14:38there it is explaining photosynthesis um I could say make a table comparing photosynthesis um and um I don't know
96. 14:53some and gravity let's take two concepts that shouldn't really be compared and see if it can make us a table comparing these two processes
97. 15:13processes so here's a table comparing these two things with citations so I can do that so now I can say um write me a python
98. 15:26application that visualizes photosynthesis and I put in I I have a couple of typos in there it doesn't care
99. 15:42about typos it imported Turtle it imported some libraries it's determining some
100. 15:57colors it's going slow but it's writing code all right so I'm going to stop that so you can write code with it um on Bing
101. 16:04you can also generate an images make me a A Creative Image that brings the idea of photo synthesis to
102. 16:25life okay I'll try to create that and then it's off thinking about it your image is generating and it'll give us
103. 16:40four and there you go there's four images that bring the idea of photosynthesis to life so so chat GPD so all of these large language
104. 16:51models are an entirely new paradigm the way they work so so let me flip this back so the GPT thank you thank you for the Roses
105. 17:08Welcome the GPT and chat GPT stands for generative pre-trained Transformer Transformers the technology for how they
106. 17:16do what they do pre-trained means it's been pre-trained on what on all of the public internet essentially so it kind
107. 17:23of knows all of the stuff that's put on the public internet you know within reason for the past 30 or 40 years so it
108. 17:29knows a lot like it knows a lot like obscure things and then generative means it's generating that content so so
109. 17:38that's kind of what it is and and that's this that's this thing that has captured people's imaginations why because it can dramatically
110. 17:47improve um anything you do now some caveats about it it does this thing called hallucinating where it just confidently
111. 17:56will lie to you here here's here's a fact about photosynthesis and it just made it up it's not right or um could
112. 18:05you you know explain a thing to me and and you know give me the a hyperlink to where you got that information it'll
113. 18:11give you a hyperlink very often that hyperlink doesn't work it's just made it up so that's something you have to be
114. 18:17careful with with it it's we're very new very new in this so that kind of stuff is going to improve but that's something
115. 18:23you need to know right now um anyway that's about it and these things are all things that you should go play with and
116. 18:30kind of figure out which one works for you they're all sort of different flavors of the same thing um if you're
117. 18:36just starting out I would start out at chat. open.com that's chat GPT that they're the people that made it their
118. 18:42GPT 4 is better than the other things by a lot uh it's it's fancier uh they they just released its architecture or it was leaked this week
119. 18:55um and the architecture is pretty insane and so I don't think think I don't think anything's really close to gp4 so you
120. 19:02can get gp4 at the top one the second one and the fourth one all right hope that helped that was a lot and it started started rough man
121. 19:13Bing was not cooperating write me a song and it was like well you could write a song like this one that gu books Brooks
122. 19:20wrote well no write me one like gu Brooks well here's another one that g Brooks wrote here's a picture of G in fact it's like just
123. 19:31stop all right Bing is the weakest of the big guys me thinks uh no Bard B Bard is the weakest of the big guys Bing is
124. 19:40actually gp4 but it's been neutered it's been it's it's been neutered it's getting a little better but it's very
125. 19:48quirky it's it it's very Microsoft in its answers in my opinion I don't know what they did to fine-tune it but it's
126. 19:55it somehow feels like a Microsoft product in its answers um I would say right now gp4 open.com is number one I'm
127. 20:05kind of leaning with claw. a from anthropic is number two um and then Bing and then POS just a it's a collection of
128. 20:14a bunch of them so po po doesn't really count and then Bard is probably the fourth fourth strongest in in my humble
129. 20:21opinion and then there's also this new thing called Pi Pi which you can get to at hei.com or you can get the PI app on iOS and you
130. 20:32can have a conversation with pi I did it in my car today you talk to it and you pick one of six voices and you just are
131. 20:40are you're now talking with a virtual agent and it's it's fast enough that it's like the lag isn't too weird and I
132. 20:47was asking it everything from like who's who's playing a big concert tonight in Denver to um explain quantum mechanics
133. 20:55to me I did all my parlor tricks with it and it did it pretty good so that that was that was interesting all right let's
134. 21:09see uh let's see yo I got Bing to code a simple website from a sketch that's super cool that really is
135. 21:17cool um okay here we are I lost myself yeah I'll share in the AI Salon oh that would be great that would be great retr
136. 21:24Punk yeah that that's let's let's do that um drop me an email my my contact info is in in the bio there's a link
137. 21:32tree there drop me an email and uh make sure I'll put you on the agenda for next Tuesday is po worth paying for it it was I don't think so
138. 21:44now so the reason I paid for po it's actually a good reminder I think I'm going to cancel my subscription the
139. 21:51reason I paid for PO is that was the only place that you could play with the claw models and so at po they had a
140. 21:59100,000 token context window that you could only get through po.com or yeah uh yeah po.com had had claud's anthropics
141. 22:08100,000 token model but now that we have claw. a that's claude2 with 100,000 token model and it's free and you can
142. 22:18upload files to it so so Claude is definitely one to start to pay attention to they're they're they're a major
143. 22:25player in fact to indicate how much of a major player anthropic is the company behind Claude when the White House had
144. 22:34the CEOs of four AI companies like 3 months ago two months ago whatever it was it was Microsoft Google Sam Alman
145. 22:44from open Ai and the CEO of anthropic those were the four CEOs so anthropic is in the room with the with the the big
146. 22:54boys um so they're they're a major player so I would I would I would start messing with Claude and actually you know it's
147. 23:03probably if you want to get a little geeky with this stuff it's worth geeking out on Claude and and how well it
148. 23:12processes documents and code interpreter with open AI um so yeah what's your opinion on being and Claude 2 so I was just talking about
149. 23:23that a bit I you know here's the deal with well Bing and Claude two are both free so so to get the gp4 at open AI you
150. 23:34had to pay 20 bucks a month if you want to claw two you had to pay po 20 bucks a month so they're both free so so that's nice
151. 23:46um being here here's here's a reason to consider B Microsoft is rolling what they're calling C pilot but it's gp4 they're
152. 24:00rolling gp4 across their entire product line from their cloud services to Dynamics their CRM to the office suite
153. 24:10so you know imagine within word you've got gp4 just built into word you've got it built into um Excel you've got it
154. 24:17built into PowerPoint make me an outline based on that word document um it's going to be built into windows
155. 24:2811 the the other thing that Microsoft is doing well is as they're adding functionality to it you know they're
156. 24:34just kind of quietly rolling it out like now you can upload an image to Bing and tell it to like I I saw an example right
157. 24:43before I went live where a it was a marketing person and she uploaded an image and said I want you to act like a
158. 24:50you know Master copywriter from a marketing thing and I want you to write me ad copy for this image and it did it
159. 24:57um um so so and then Bing can also you can also generate images within within context right so you don't have to go to
160. 25:04a separate service like mid journey to generate images the downsides of being is it's been intellectually neutered
161. 25:12like like they put lots of safety guard rails on it CU they got in trouble um and um and and it uses dolly for its
162. 25:23image generation which sucks but it ain't bad it just ain't mid Journey so that's big and then Claude is it's not
163. 25:32quite gp4 quality but Claude is really impressive 100,000 token context window means between 50 and 75,000 words you
164. 25:42could copy and paste the text of a novel of a full novel into your prompt and it won't choke on it it won't say that's
165. 25:50too much for me to think about it'll just do it um so I think they're both really interesting really good that's
166. 25:56like the the whole purpose of this list is like if I don't know [ __ ] about AI if I'm just trying to get started where do
167. 26:02I start that's what this list is so you now have lots of options here some paid some not paid I still think it's worth
168. 26:10paying 20 bucks a month to chat GPT cuz they're in the lead right now no one has caught them yet um claude's free so you
169. 26:18don't have to even consider that um Bard is free um Bard I don't I my My Philosophy on Bard right now is
170. 26:32I'm going to keep checking in it's like it's like you know it's like it's like that slow student in class I'll keep
171. 26:38checking in and see if he can get the addition thing down it's actually good at math and coding it's not good at
172. 26:48language oh yeah some some of the some of the things like I think Claude is not available in Canada so if you're in
173. 26:54Canada sorry someone just left me a comment and is not available in Canada well yeah I know all right can
174. 27:04you give a few practical examples of how a small business owner could utilize AI yes trying to think where to do it and
175. 27:19what to do I'll tell you a little bit about how I'm I'm using it so um one way you can use it is for simple
176. 27:30productivity gains um so that might look like um let's say let's say you have to you know depending on what your business is
177. 27:43you you have to write professionally worded emails saying pay your [ __ ] bill um you could have chat GPT just help you
178. 27:54write them just say you know here's an example example letter that I've written before here's the new person I want to
179. 28:00write it to here's the situation write me a new letter right so you can just sort of copy and paste stuff that you've
180. 28:06done before paste it make it more efficient rather than manually taking notes for a zoom call you could just
181. 28:14record the transcript you know record the meeting get the the transcript and have one of these large language models
182. 28:22summarize that meeting there's a lot of plugins that do that now I think they've rolled um that functionality into Zoom
183. 28:29or they're about to um uh your favorite web dude just said rip data scientists yeah I I'll talk about uh code
184. 28:38interpreter at chat GPT code interpreter is a full-on data analyst in a box it's amazing um so so you could just do some
185. 28:47some productivity gains like that um you can also start to do things like um if if you want to do creative ideation like
186. 28:56let's say you want to come up with a market marketing campaign you could say hey I want chat GPT I want you to act
187. 29:01like a you know a master you know marketing executive and I want you to help me come up with a strategy and then
188. 29:07you explain your business you explain your struggles you explain you know is it top of the funnel midf funnel you
189. 29:13know closing whatever it is um explain your situation give it a lot of context and tell it to write you a marketing
190. 29:20plan and then have it turn that marketing plan into you know a tactical plan and then take that tactical plan
191. 29:26and have it write you you know tweets and and Instagram posts and da da da um so you can do things like that with code
192. 29:36interpreter you could do things like take documents from your business upload it to code interpreter and start
193. 29:43interacting with it so it could run analysis on you know um you know cost cost versus you know revenue and you
194. 29:52know what are the trends you're seeing and you know has have there been are there any anomalies in the the data or
195. 29:58do you see any inflection points in the data and really just start interact acting with it like that um lots and
196. 30:04lots of things if anyone else in the chat has ideas feel free to pop them in there um for for silhouette silhouettes
197. 30:10by Chris okay please tell us ones that build websites for us there are a ton out there go to futurepedia doio and go
198. 30:19in the like web design there's there's a section just for that um I can't keep up with them anymore there's lots of them
199. 30:26though I had a virtual machine set up so friends abroad could try out American only do DS oh that's pretty smart yeah
200. 30:33and if you're in Canada you can try a VPN as well I don't know if they work were you surprised to hear Gary ve talk
201. 30:40about you in the latest podcast I don't think he did did he is that true Matt I can't imagine that but okay if you did that's
202. 30:56cool I'm an ex agency guy so I know I know I know Gary decently well and I've talked to James orini at the Sasha group a lot
203. 31:04so I know them but I haven't I haven't talked to Gary I think I've just talked to him once or twice over the years so
204. 31:10if he mentioned me that's that's news to me my it is Rusty for a decade and need a site to sell a few items which AI
205. 31:18should I use I would you know it's probably worth well I mean I would I would go to futurepedia I so I don't know there's so
206. 31:30many ways to skin that cat you need to start with what are you trying to accomplish do you just want a basic site
207. 31:36do you want a basic e-commerce site you could go to something like square space or web flow or one of the sites that
208. 31:42just you know you pick a template build your site fill in the content and go so an option is you don't need to use
209. 31:49AI if you want to use AI you could say hey I'm going to use AI to write the content of my website and the structure
210. 31:56of my website but I'm going to just go pick a template to dump all that [ __ ] into um don't this is this is a general comment
211. 32:09and and recommendation for everyone don't mistake the tool for the strategy your strategy is you need to build a
212. 32:18site to sell a few items I would start with what do you need first and then I would start to ask what's the best tool
213. 32:24to accomplish that um if you're not a good writer and you don't you know you said your it skills aren't good if your
214. 32:31if your copy skills are good and you already have copy then you know maybe you could use one of these AI tools the
215. 32:40thing about the AI tools right now for the most part they're really slick but they tend to be very shallow so you'll say go make me a
216. 32:49website and it'll go make you a website and you're like oh that's really slick and then you go look at it and you're
217. 32:52like well yeah that's kind of like basic and I could I want something more than that right so if you want something more sophisticated
218. 33:01you might want to start with you know something like Squarespace or web flow or one of those guys so I don't know
219. 33:07it's it's uh you know go play with the tools there use any one of these you know chat GPT type things for copy uh
220. 33:16chat gp4 is by F by far the best at copy and coding and everything so I would personally use uh chat. open.com the
221. 33:27paid version if I were doing that um for the copy and even if you're going to do some slight coding or you want to put a
222. 33:32tool in there and you can't find a plugin for whatever tool you're using so I know that was kind of a shitty mamby
223. 33:38pami answer but what are you going to do all right Bing is the weakest oh we we saw that earlier AI learning lab did you build
224. 33:50this did I build what what did I build what I think I was just showing big oh oh did I build this or or was that chat
225. 33:58GPT the thing I was showing earlier was big this thing yeah this is no I did not build this so a little bit about my background
226. 34:08I'm I'm an entrepreneur I'm not a data scientist I'm not a machine learning guy I'm an entrepreneur I'm the CEO and
227. 34:15founder of a company called storyvine which is an automated video uh storytelling platform uh it's actually
228. 34:22it we've been around for 11 years we do a lot of work in the healthcare and Pharma space um we don't use a lot of AI
229. 34:28to assemble our videos Auto magically um we're rolling a bunch of AI into the platform um but we use more traditional
230. 34:35assembly methods I guess would be the term and um and I was also I've been an entrepreneur for for many many years
231. 34:44I've started 12 or 15 companies I I co-founded agency.com which was one of the early digital agencies in the
232. 34:51mid90s and um so I was there for the early days of the worldwide web and holy ho [ __ ] the parallels to from the early
233. 35:00days of the web to the early days of this generative AI stuff are insane um and so the focus my focus is not so much
234. 35:08the technology of machine learning in AI but more the application of it so how are we taking these tools where do you
235. 35:14start if you're trying to figure out this stuff for yourself as an individual or as a um as a company where do you
236. 35:26start what do you do how do you do it what's [ __ ] what's real if you want to make money with chat GPT do you go on Tik Tok and listen to
237. 35:35these guys you can make money a CH no you don't cuz those guys are idiots and they talk like that and no one should have to
238. 35:46S suffer through that and do you know how they're making money with chat GPT by getting you to pay for them to
239. 35:53tell you how to make money with chbt and they chat GPT write the whole [ __ ] script they're evil little
240. 36:08[Applause] [Laughter] scabs can you tell him a gen xer bitter you betcha all right uh uh uh uh uh what site I was
241. 36:23using before was Bing did you code this app I did not check out AI PRM as well I will check that out uh love you my genx ADHD twin yeah
242. 36:36we got we got some ADHD in the house we got we got some ADHD fans listen I I think this early in in an industry like
243. 36:45something like generative AI having add is a superpower cuz this shit's moving so fast like I mean if you've been
244. 36:51watching these lives at all I mean you know this this list is is changing um there okay here's the thing if you
245. 37:03feel like you're late Andor you feel like you just can't keep up you're not late and you can't keep up no one can
246. 37:12keep up like if you just take a teeny little slice of just say these tools the chat GPT like tools there are at least
247. 37:22two other tools that could be on this list that aren't and there's probably 10 others below that and then if you go to
248. 37:30futurepedia doio there's probably 1,500 tools that are built on top of the core technology sitting underneath these
249. 37:39things so if you just take the thin slice of I want to use AI to write [ __ ] it is completely overwhelming every
250. 37:47slice of the AI pie is completely overwhelming right now um so my recommendation is just start it doesn't [ __ ] matter where you start
251. 37:58it doesn't matter what you do if you just use chat GPT to make a meal plan for you and help create a shopping list
252. 38:06so your trip to the grocery store isn't such a [ __ ] nightmare you're winning and then if you can dig a little
253. 38:14bit deeper and start to help it organize your neighborhood block party that you're planning for August great and if you can help it have you
254. 38:27Market your business or your side gig or help you figure something out or help you learn something or help your kid do
255. 38:35homework great you're winning just keep peeling the onion the the investment in feeling that uncomfortable feeling of
256. 38:49I don't know what the [ __ ] I'm doing and who are these people and what is this AI like I still feel that every day
257. 39:01and what I can tell you is that the investment right now that you put every hour that you put into just getting your
258. 39:08head around what this [ __ ] is is going to pay you dividends it's going to pay you dividends because everyone is going to
259. 39:15have to be AI literate to some degree because these tools that right now these tools exist outside of our normal work
260. 39:23life and life life and things like that these are very quickly starting to proliferate into all the tools we
261. 39:31use and so people that kind of have their head around what they are and how they do what they do are going to have an
262. 39:38advantage and especially as um categories of work start to get disrupted like I'm a copywriter at a big agency well that's going to get
263. 39:51disrupted so are you a copywriter that's AI literate at a big agency because you'll have a hell of a lot easier
264. 39:59conversation in my opinion than someone who's just like no no I just like writing I like writing the oldfashioned
265. 40:06way all right um I tried to write a paper and every fact was false yes Oreo so couple of things about hallucinations
266. 40:15there's there's two things about it's funny that they call them hallucinations I got a guitar I where's
267. 40:21my guitar oh it's down in the other room um couple of things about huc hallucinations one is they they called them hallucinations
268. 40:34like you know it's kind of a cool thing like it hallucinates no it's just [ __ ] lying I like to describe chat PT
269. 40:40as mansplaining as a service um so they they hallucinate for for a couple of reasons the the sort of
270. 40:53technical reason why they hallucinate is the way the tool actually works is when you write a prompt what the technology does is it
271. 41:03basically turns those words into a mathematical formula that creates a probability of what's the next most
272. 41:11probable word after this prompt the and then it takes all of that and it says well what's the next most probable word
273. 41:19after this and the dog and then and then so it's literally just doing a ability sentence complete over and over and over
274. 41:30again so when you see it write you a whole missive what did you say you're writing a paper when you see it write
275. 41:35your paper it's doing that one word at a time so it doesn't know what it's written and so so it it's been
276. 41:43programmed to want to please you so you're like give me a well researched paper and it's like well here's the
277. 41:47paper and then it just says here's all the research it's not actually checking any of that [ __ ] to see if it's
278. 41:54real now one of of the ways that you can improve the hallucinations is by narrowing the context so in your prompt
279. 42:03if you just say write me a paper on you know the Napoleonic Wars it's going to write you a paper pulling from sort of
280. 42:13everything anyone's ever written about Napoleon in all of the internet including all of the horrific student
281. 42:18papers that were wrong and all of the conspiracy theories that said something weird about Napoleon but if you say I want you to act like
282. 42:26a uh historian that specializes in the Napoleonic Wars and you know who Napoleon was and what this was if you
283. 42:35actually narrow the context you you sort of tell chat gbt ignore all that other [ __ ] I want you just to act like this
284. 42:42one kind of specialist that's the reason act like a screenwriter act like a mathematician act like a historian why
285. 42:51that works is what you're doing is you're kind of filtering out the [ __ ] that is not the stuff you want in your
286. 42:58paper so now even if you do that it will still hallucinate because it doesn't know what it's writing so you absolutely
287. 43:08are going to have to go check your things now one thing that you could do is use Bing instead of chat GPT because Bing is
288. 43:16gp4 and Bing does searches on the internet and it includes citations in context of what it's writing you'll need
289. 43:25to Dicker around with the three modes there's the creative mode the balanced mode and the precise mode at in the
290. 43:32precise mode it might not it might give you stuff that's too dry so you might need balanced but bing bing might do
291. 43:39better in terms of giving you citations that actually link to something and are real so hope that helps okay yay you're on
292. 43:47yay I've been waiting what's wrong with me I don't what's wrong with all of us one of the things that's wrong with you
293. 43:54is you were waiting for me to go live oh my god oh lordy lordy lordy lordy we having fun this Saturday night oh we're
294. 44:05having fun this Saturday night oh I loves me some may I talk we get on we drink our ass coffee we slurp it up we slurp it up pinkies
295. 44:18out cuz we're classy all right but thank you Miss bir appreciate you being here and that you enjoy these I do intend to
296. 44:30I do aim to please and and create you know I I don't know like hey I just like to have fun I hope people are learning
297. 44:43[ __ ] Bard's hallucinations are Beyond acceptable yeah Bard still kind of sucks it's why it's at the bottom of the
298. 44:49list like the OCD in me wants to make them like longest to shortest but Bard needs to be at the bottom
299. 44:56Bard barely made the list but Bard's at least worth playing with now it wasn't for a long time how do you spell Pi P not
300. 45:05piie so it's I I think the website for pi is hey.com or pi. a both of those will get you there and then the IOS app is called Pi
301. 45:20Pi um can you repeat Pi what please pi. a I cheers from Argentina oh that's cool hello from Argentina cheers from Denver
302. 45:31Taylor Swift sends her love she's probably performing right now just down that way like 10 minutes um best AI for teachers any of
303. 45:42these I I mean chat GPT like like actually seriously for teachers chat GPT because they're the ones that invented it it's the best
304. 45:54um and and I think you you know it's not so much what's the best AI for teachers I think it's how do teachers need to think about
305. 46:07this [ __ ] right I personally feel it's imperative for teachers to understand what this stuff makes possible and then find a way to
306. 46:20incorporate it into the classroom because these tools are going to be everywhere they're going to be built
307. 46:26into operating systems of phones um they're going to be rolled out into all of The Office 365 products they're going
308. 46:34to be in all of Google docs and Google Sheets and presentation software they're already in notion they're going to be in
309. 46:41all the notet taking software um and so some of the things we're talking about here these things hallucinate um the writing's kind of
310. 46:53shitty sometimes it doesn't give you what you want um sometimes it's so remarkable your face falls off and you're like oh my God it can do
311. 47:03that and so the the the the way that I've been using these tools and interacting with them has been very much like a collaborator
312. 47:17it's not like this is a search engine this is a this is a a profoundly different tool than Google search Google
313. 47:23search you put in a concise little thing and it gives you a long list of [ __ ] and then it's on you to go figure it out
314. 47:29this thing is you interact with it not so much as like a call and response but more like an interaction think of it
315. 47:41okay what these tools are right now and they're going to get better but right now what they are is their idiot
316. 47:48savants you need to give them lots of directions cuz if you don't they're just idiots but they're savants they know
317. 47:56everything like they're way smarter than any of us are in terms of just the amount of knowledge in their virtual
318. 48:04neural networked freaky ass Transformer driven brain um and so so what they actually require to use well is critical thinking and so
319. 48:19that's a skill like how do you bring that into the classroom well you bring it into the classroom and let's explore
320. 48:24what do they do well what do they not do well um let's have it write a paper for us right so instead of trying to say
321. 48:31well we're going to get you know AI detectors and we're going to determine if anyone's cheating they ran the um
322. 48:37Declaration of Independence through one of those cheaters and it said it was written by AI so those detection tools
323. 48:43are [ __ ] too and SM moderately smart students can get around it and will you know they'll they'll find ways to cheat
324. 48:52um but but rather than saying don't use these tools to write your paper use the tool to write the paper in the classroom
325. 49:00and then maybe the assignment is you know go read what this thing wrote and tell me what did it get wrong what were
326. 49:07the what were the um logical arguments that it used did it miss anything would you have written it different right get
327. 49:14those creative the the critical thinking skills going because I think critical thinking is going to be the
328. 49:21skill moving forward that that remains a premium value because these things are idiots and so you need people that can
329. 49:31understand what these tools are what they make possible and then how to Wrangle them to to do good stuff so great question
330. 49:41though all right by the way if you're new here my name is Kyle Shannon this AI learning lab pop any questions in the
331. 49:46comments below I do try to answer them all if I'm not answering your questions cuz I haven't gotten to it yet but you
332. 49:51can ask the people that have been here for a while they know I answer as many I can claud's not available in Argentina
333. 49:58either that's yeah it's really interesting I mean Claud claw. just came out so they might be taking a very uh
334. 50:05conservative approach with rolling it out I would say you know try a VPN or try some of the other tools I would assume Bing is available for
335. 50:16you could a VPN help countries that don't have it I'm talking about Claude that's what I was just saying I think so
336. 50:23but I don't I don't know you know what's your back so my background is um I'm a Storyteller by training I have a degree
337. 50:28in acting I moved to New York City out of school and um started and ran a theater company and then I went through a manic period no
338. 50:40you I went through a manic period where I wrote seven feature length screenplays in 2 years um and then shortly after
339. 50:47that uh the worldwide web kind of showed up on the scene and I started one of the first online magazines called Urban
340. 50:53desires and I started one of the first digital agencies company called agency.com and we built a lot of the
341. 51:01first websites for the Fortune 500 like we built British Airways website we built their ticketing system their web
342. 51:06web ticketing system um we built Coca-Cola's website we you know it was it was insane it was absolutely insane we grew really big really
343. 51:15fast um I was in New York City all that time and then um I've been in Denver for 14 years I've been in my current company
344. 51:23Story vine for 11 years and the past year and a half or so I have been relatively obsessed with AI and when chat GPT came out um what hit
345. 51:36me was the world has just changed but no one knows it yet um and then you know it went from you know zero users to 100 million users
346. 51:47in 6 weeks so and that's organic I know uh uh threads Zuckerberg's Twitter compe edor just got to 100 million users in
347. 51:57like a week but you know he had a billion people that were already customers of Instagram and just said push this button to invite all your
348. 52:04friends so that doesn't count I'm still giving fastest fastest adoption of consumer technology and history to chat
349. 52:14GPT um so that's my background and and um you know I've started 12 or 15 companies in my day and for me the thing that I'm really passionate
350. 52:26about is the the November 30th 2022 marks this point in history where nothing will be the same before that time to be in
351. 52:36machine learning and artificial intelligence and all this stuff for the most part you were a scientist and a researcher and an
352. 52:44engineer um there were some developers in there but for the most part you had to be pretty geeky to be in that World
353. 52:51Cat GPT marks this moment where the rest of us are given access to these profoundly powerful tools these are
354. 52:59profoundly powerful they look really simple it looks like a Google search it's not it's it's it's Alice and Wonderland
355. 53:07right it's it's you know falling down the rabbit hole that's what these are they're they're they're profoundly deep and they're profoundly
356. 53:19um disruptive if you're a copywriter and you use this you'll know but really if you're any kind of knowledge worker if
357. 53:31you're in any kind of creative arts if you look at the wga and the SAG strike right now both of them have major issues
358. 53:39with AI because what they're realizing is holy [ __ ] we're in trouble my job is becoming obsolete actually just laid off from IBM
359. 53:51interesting how can I find a new start with AI well asking the question so sorry you lost your job um not sure what
360. 53:57you do but what I would say is this the the the the trick with this stuff is just kind of um start peeling the onion of what this
361. 54:07stuff is and what it makes possible so go to any one of these and start with what I call parlor tricks have it write you a song have it
362. 54:14write you a poem have it make you a meal plan have it explain some something you're curious about to you it doesn't
363. 54:20matter just start playing with it have it write you some code if you're at IBM I don't know if you're on the technical
364. 54:25side there if you were have it write you some code then as you start to get your head around how incredibly flexible that is that it can
365. 54:40it can do some version of anything then I would start to look at what are you good at technically and then what do you
366. 54:51enjoy what do you what do you want to do and if those those two things are pretty close together you're lucky if
367. 54:57those are far apart then maybe there's something that Bridges those two that you can do this with and I would start
368. 55:04saying learn as much as you can about how to do what you used to do with these tools so if you were a project
369. 55:14manager learn how you can supercharge project management using these tools um learn about tools like zappier where you can create
370. 55:27automations um where you don't have to code but you can create automations that string a bunch of these things together
371. 55:34and do remarkable stuff um so so just start learning like that so I think step one is just start to get your head
372. 55:41around it don't don't feel too much like you've got to use it in a certain way nobody knows how to use this stuff right
373. 55:49now everyone's trying to figure it out so everyone that you know all the [ __ ] Tik toks you see out there that
374. 55:55that are like wow I got it figured out you can do this for sales you can do this all these everything's going to
375. 55:59change everything that's the way it looks right now 6 months from now is going to be unrecognizable so so it doesn't really
376. 56:06matter what you do what matters is that you get curious and you get adventurous with with this and just start to
377. 56:13understand it so so phase one is just get curious phase two is talk about it put it on your LinkedIn profile I've got
378. 56:22a group called the AI salon that I started for AI adventurers we call them um people that are on the AI Adventure so if you go to the
379. 56:32salon. there's a a a link tree there for a Meetup Group we've got a Discord server where you can make mid Journey
380. 56:39images and play and ask questions and kick ideas around and meet people who do what you do and how you do it and the
381. 56:46whole idea is it's it's a group it's like a rag tag group of Misfits right from all different businesses at at all
382. 56:54different levels of AI understanding from you know people that have been in machine learning for 15 years to people
383. 57:03that show up and they're like I heard AI was going to be big what do I do it's like and everything in between um there's a fair amount of
384. 57:14people in here that are like they either just got laid off or they're looking for work almost all of them are putting the
385. 57:23fact that they're a member of this on their LinkedIn profile they're posting on LinkedIn they're posting on Facebook they're
386. 57:29talking about it at dinner parties hey I was playing with chat GPT and I did this like even if people think you're [ __ ]
387. 57:35weird tell people what you're learning tell people what this stuff is because we're now starting to enter this weird
388. 57:46phase where I I was expecting this to happen and I think we're entering it right now where there's kind of an AI Panic
389. 57:55setting in and not a panic like the robots are going to kill us but a panic like holy [ __ ] I own an ad agency and
390. 58:05there's a 10p person AI Ad Agency that just started that is telling my clients um they'll do what I do for a third of
391. 58:15the price and my client is strongly considering them what do I do so so there's there's going to be a lot of
392. 58:22people realizing that this is disruptive and they're going to be looking for anyone who has any knowledge of this
393. 58:29stuff so if you can be one of those people someone scrolling through Linkedin and you talk about what you do
394. 58:35well I'm a project manager and here's a cool thing I figured out with chat GPT today someone's going to be scrolling
395. 58:40through Linkedin they're going to see your post and go hey can we talk I'm trying to figure this out can you help
396. 58:45me what do I do what do I do be the person that they ask right and how you do that is you just get yourself out
397. 58:52there so that would be my strong strong recommendation and then you know I would you know take your network of people you know
398. 59:02and start asking them what they're doing with AI and and what are their plans and you know maybe even volunteer to do
399. 59:11something for free for someone which if you're looking for a job is not going to it's going to feel counterintuitive but maybe you learn how
400. 59:19to do something with chat gbt and you say say Hey you know I'll come in and do a half hour workshop for for team if you
401. 59:25want and and go there and you know maybe that turns into a job we've had a number of people from the salon that have
402. 59:30gotten jobs by doing that um so so just dig in just get curious get adventurous but sorry you lost your job that [ __ ]
403. 59:40sucks two * two question mark I assume you're asking can chat GPT do math sometimes it gives you the right answer and sometimes it says
404. 59:50five um if you use code interpreter code interpreter hallucinates a lot less because it's actually writing python
405. 59:59code to do all of its calculations so when it writes calculations to do math it's actually doing math as opposed to
406. 1:00:06just the large language model part of it where it's doing word prediction it'll get that stuff wrong a lot more I
407. 1:00:13realized now that I was V vague I just want to stay ahead H okay yeah um yeah Amy like there's there's no there's no
408. 1:00:21way to stay ahead I all I would say is just stay curious and and uh this stuff's moving way too fast and it's way
409. 1:00:28too deep and Broad and crazy to keep up with so just know that you're not going to keep up with it or be ahead of it but
410. 1:00:34just stay curious and stay engaged you're on Tik Tok silly I am why am I silly what did I do did I make something did I make a
411. 1:00:46silly I was like Charles Nelson Riley for you gen xer on here all the young people are like who I've never heard of him
412. 1:00:57you've missed it for an aging Boomer in dinosaur it where should we reinvent ourselves well mation I mean I I the the thing that I
413. 1:01:08just said about the the person from IBM I mean I think it's um it's get curious I I mean if you want to stay in
414. 1:01:23it I think that AI operations so people who can understand what tools are available what the risks are what the security reality
415. 1:01:37is what the options are for training a company's private data and keeping it safe all of that stuff like like there's
416. 1:01:49there's a new flavor of it in town that's going to be about how do you deploy these things and then and then
417. 1:01:55even how do you deploy these things in a way that makes managing it more simple like designing all those systems building
418. 1:02:04maintaining all those systems I think is going to be in tremendous demand so if you want to take your dinosaur it skills and just say I
419. 1:02:15want to learn my dinosaur I want to I want to redefine it learning as much as I can about these tools and how it applies to it I think
420. 1:02:25that's going to be in massive demand if you're like dinosaur it like I'm kind of [ __ ] done with it but what I always
421. 1:02:32wanted to do was kind of write poetry books like like there's an opportunity with these things to completely reinvent yourself
422. 1:02:44so so I think it for me these are just tools right AI isn't going to solve [ __ ] you've got to know what you want to to
423. 1:02:56solve and what you want to do and then you can say okay how might these tools help me do that faster better cheaper you know
424. 1:03:08explosively a very real possibility because these tools are so profoundly powerful is that you no longer have to put in 10,000
425. 1:03:18hours to be competent at something to be like really masterful at something like probably somewhere between a hundred and a thousand
426. 1:03:30hours using these tools as amplifiers can get you competent at something that you're currently shitty at including
427. 1:03:38something I I'll tell you a really good example so in the AI Salon we have this guy named Roger and he was an IT guy and he's he's an older
428. 1:03:47fella and he's kagin he's a you know he's a kudin he's just like anytime anyone says something he's like here's
429. 1:03:53why I disagree with that right he's just always like he's always got the Counterpoint um and his and and the original name of
430. 1:04:01the AI Salon was the AI artist salon and Roger made his name in the Discord server Roger not an artist like as a [ __ ] you to the all you
431. 1:04:12artists he's like I'm an IT guy right and so we we put a a mid Journey instance we put a mid-journey bot inside the AI Salon um
432. 1:04:22Discord and Roger took his it brain and his logical thinking and his you know the way he sort of breaks [ __ ] down and
433. 1:04:32deconstructs things and applies The Logical system he applied that to Mid journey and he started making some of the most beautiful
434. 1:04:44art of of anyone in in the in the Discord and just making a lot of it because he was taking this systematic
435. 1:04:50approach to it um and he's now changed his name to I think it's Roger becoming an artist or something like that but but
436. 1:04:57like he he he has completely discovered in himself a joy for art and a talent for interacting with these
437. 1:05:08schools these tools with a skill that he had that looked a certain way when he was in in it that are manifesting the
438. 1:05:17completely different way because of something like mid Journey so it so the future might not even look like what you
439. 1:05:26intended to so again that's why I say go back to if you had your DRS what would you do even if you're not
440. 1:05:34good at something right now and then once you understand kind of the direction what's your North Star then
441. 1:05:40you can look at these tools and say okay I kind of I kind of want to do music are there any good music tools go to futurepedia
442. 1:05:47doio and just spend a weekend geeking out on the music tools and you'll find one or two in there that will do
443. 1:05:54something that will give you your Kevin mallister moment and then you'll be Off to the Races right then you'll be hooked and then
444. 1:06:06again start talking about it start letting people know you're doing it hey I used to be a dinosaur in it but you
445. 1:06:13know what I'm doing now I'm writing songs with AI I heard AI is evil I hear it steals from people it's a ripoff and
446. 1:06:19no let me tell you what I learned you don't like it you don't have to use it I'm using it I love it ADHD here ADHD in the House mation 2
447. 1:06:32awesome listen these tools are these ADHD is a [ __ ] superpower with this stuff right now when it when it all gets
448. 1:06:39normal and boring we'll we'll be like yeah yeah those are just tools now but right now when we're we're inventing
449. 1:06:45this stuff woo ADHD is a super power super freak recruiter out LOL um prompt developers are a thing yes
450. 1:06:59they call them prompt Engineers I don't like prompt engineering I heard the other day on I I read on Twitter someone
451. 1:07:04said it's more like prompt psychologist because it's a large language model so you're actually using your native language the English
452. 1:07:12language in my case as a programming language and and but the English languages got all this Nuance to it and so how you write
453. 1:07:21and craft prompts there's an engineer component to it but there's also very much a like I find myself using please
454. 1:07:28and thank you a lot when I'm talking to the robot which seems completely counterintuitive but it especially if
455. 1:07:35you play with pi uh the the pi um app from uh inflection it talks back to you and they've Pro programmed it so it's super
456. 1:07:47friendly it's like it's like gee Kyle you know that's really that idea you have is really interesting let's dig
457. 1:07:54into that and then it'll talk and do a bunch of stuff and so so these tools act with empathetic cues they don't have
458. 1:08:04empathy but they act with empathetic cues and it kind of reminds you to interact with them in that way and when
459. 1:08:10you do they get better it's [ __ ] weird it's weird um but yes people that are good at prompting right now
460. 1:08:18absolutely have jobs I think the first prompt engineer job that sort of made all made a buzz on Twitter was like 350
461. 1:08:24Grand a year um I don't think that's going to be there for long I don't think prompt engineering stays a prominent
462. 1:08:31thing for long because these tools are going to get increasingly sophisticated where they're going to do a lot of the
463. 1:08:35prompting for us behind the scenes now if you're on the development side if you're developing applications and
464. 1:08:41you're you're you know on the back end doing API stuff with this you need to be really good at prompting and really
465. 1:08:47understand the nuances of it uh just as an end user I think right now it's valuable to learn how these things work
466. 1:08:55and to get good at getting [ __ ] from them right like learning these tools right now is is kind of the the
467. 1:09:03equivalent of understanding basic mathematics before using a calculator so you at least understand what it is and how the calculator does
468. 1:09:12what it does and then you can go okay now I understand why I would use this tool and where I might not same thing
469. 1:09:18here but yes prompt development is a big deal you are so right I'm using AI little by little and I learn something
470. 1:09:27new every day having fun yeah Laura and and you know um like again share share what you're learning even if people
471. 1:09:33think you're weird it doesn't [ __ ] matter because in Sharing in sharing it with the world a couple of things happen some of the
472. 1:09:40people that you think wouldn't have been interested in it all of a sudden are like Could you teach me it's like a
473. 1:09:45sneaky little thing off on the side um and then the other thing that'll happen is you know people that are not
474. 1:09:52interested will just sort of drift away and that's fine but people will self- select into your circle that are curious about this
475. 1:10:01stuff so where I am right now I want to be surrounded by people that are trying to figure this [ __ ] out I don't care if
476. 1:10:10they love it or hate it but I want them in the mode of I'm going to [ __ ] figure this out I'm going to figure out
477. 1:10:16how this affects my job and my livelihood and who I am and what makes me happy like I want to hang out with
478. 1:10:22those people that's what this Channel's about um so yeah it it it it literally doesn't matter what you do do little by little just
479. 1:10:34just well in fact these lives that I'm doing I I'm spending 2 to three hours a night every night for like the past month doing these
480. 1:10:45Lives why well because I used to come home from work and I would spend 2 or 3 hours on the the Sim racing rig which is right over there
481. 1:10:58driving and I [ __ ] love it like I love it to the point that I have SIM racing heel I've got like btis in my
482. 1:11:05heel from stepping on the accelerator so hard um and what hit me was I need to be more into this I need to be learning
483. 1:11:19more I need to be sharing what I'm learning more because I want to be surrounded by people that are not like
484. 1:11:28oh well AI kind of lies and it's stealing from people and so I'll just wait for 3 years and I think it's evil
485. 1:11:34and the robots are going to kill us any I have no interest in those people none if you use these tools and then you
486. 1:11:41feel like the robots are going to kill us great go do something about it go make an anti-robot killing humans tool go work for
487. 1:11:49anthropic go work for Elon musk's new xai he promises to make a Kinder gentler open AI Okay cool so so I think it's hugely
488. 1:12:05important all right Tik Tok just jumped me to the bottom of the of the comments again any of you who have been here
489. 1:12:11before you know that's my pet peeve could someone please call Tik Tok and tell them to fix that stupid [ __ ]
490. 1:12:22bug I don't know who I'm talking to by the way it's just looks like we got some new people here hey everybody my name is
491. 1:12:29Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab um these URLs right here are there used to only be three at the top now there's
492. 1:12:35five at the top these are all options if you've not played with chat GPT these are all different flavors of chat GPT or
493. 1:12:44you know some competitor of them I would personally start with chat. open.com just go there and start playing and and
494. 1:12:52if you're brand new to this this [ __ ] if you're like I don't even know why I'm on this channel the guy was kind of
495. 1:12:56screaming in the phone so I stopped if that's you right now fine cool go to chat. open.com and then in another tab open up prompt.
496. 1:13:07chat prompt. chat will teach you what these things are and how to talk to them and then it's a giant long list of
497. 1:13:17um personas that you can tell chat GPT to act like a historian or act like a ma mathematician or act like a screenwriter
498. 1:13:25or act like a marketing social media marketing manager or whatever it might be and it's it's really inspiring it'll it'll teach
499. 1:13:34you what the [ __ ] everyone's been talking about and you owe it to yourself to use these tools long enough until you
500. 1:13:43have what I call a Kevin McAllister moment Home Alone um so just go play there all right let me try to to find where I was in my
501. 1:13:58comments oh I think I found my spot how do I feel about the AI actors um inevitable you know the the the studio
502. 1:14:10like one of the one of the reasons sag went on strike is that the the [ __ ] Studios [ __ ] idiots like I I just
503. 1:14:19people are so [ __ ] stupid so so the studio is basically just ignored ignored the the actor's guild for like 3 weeks
504. 1:14:28they knew the writer's Guild was on strike and you know they knew there was a possibility there was going to be some
505. 1:14:33solidarity there so they ignored them for 2 or 3 weeks and then they come out with this proposal that they're like
506. 1:14:39we've got this ground groundbreaking proposal what if for background actors so the people in a film that don't have
507. 1:14:46any lines the ones that are standing behind Matt Damon what if we pay them for one day and and then we scan them
508. 1:14:55in and we take their license and and we just own that forever and we can use them in any movie in the future and we
509. 1:15:01never have to pay them again wouldn't that be awesome and sag was like go [ __ ] yourself we're going on strike tomorrow
510. 1:15:10so um what do I feel about it I have a degree in acting I moved to New York City out of school I've written seven
511. 1:15:17screenplay so this is fairly close to to a lot of what I know and a lot of a lot of what I feel and I'm also like a tech Optimist and a
512. 1:15:31tech fan it's going to be incredibly
513. 1:15:46disruptive incredibly disruptive how do I feel about it I feel conflicted because I feel like as a
514. 1:16:02consumer 5 years from now I'm going to be able to say I want to watch Raiders of the Lost Arc but with um Matt Damon and the lead
515. 1:16:19role and I'll be able to watch that so as a consumer there's going to be we're we're going to we're we're entering an age of hyper
516. 1:16:29personalization but as an actor what do you do about that do you is there a whole new kind of agency that all it does is manage likenesses
517. 1:16:43and license out like likenesses um as a business owner if if I want to produce an ad that's got a person
518. 1:16:56smiling drinking a cup of coffee or if I want to produce a commercial where someone's drinking a cup of
519. 1:17:04coffee if I don't have to send a film crew down to a cafe pay the cafe for the you know 8 Hour full day Revenue that they would have
520. 1:17:15lost for the 38 seconds of video that I might or might might not use if I can just generate that and use that in my commercial
521. 1:17:25I'm going to do that right as a business owner um does that suck balls for anyone in the acting business and in the writing
522. 1:17:36business and in the voiceover business and in the cinematography business and the the gaffs and the lighting people
523. 1:17:43and all the people that would have been paid for that 8h hour day yeah sucks balls for them um there are going to be actors writers
524. 1:17:56Film Production people that Embrace this stuff that are going to get masterful at it and they're going to produce stuff
525. 1:18:04that is going to blow our [ __ ] minds so there's a part of me that's like like I there's a say in Creative
526. 1:18:17will always out and what it basically means is good creative is good creative and and really creative people when they
527. 1:18:25get their hands on these tools and really get their heads around them they're going to do stuff that's going
528. 1:18:29to melt our [ __ ] faces that I'm really excited about but the collateral damage of the transition from where we
529. 1:18:37are to where we're going to be five years from now is just going to be devastating and it's not just actors and
530. 1:18:43writers and it's it's every knowledge worker think about a business consultant what what do you what does a
531. 1:18:51business consultant do they come in you tell them your problems they go away for a month they do a bunch of research
532. 1:18:58they talk to a bunch of smart people they come back a month later and they say well based on your problem here are
533. 1:19:05six other companies that have faced what you faced here's how they've managed through that if I'm even halfway decent at
534. 1:19:16prompting I can put that same information into a large language model and effectively get the same answer back
535. 1:19:24in 15 minutes that I would have paid $50,000 and waited a month to get back from the consultant what's that do to that consultant I don't
536. 1:19:35know maybe that consultant starts using these tools and can deliver more better [ __ ] cheaper I don't know I don't
537. 1:19:43know so I'm really conflicted about it you know there there's a there's a there's a like the the the depth of how
538. 1:19:52profound this stuff is how profound this stuff is is incredibly exciting but in the depth of how profound it is is profound
539. 1:20:03disruption and that's [ __ ] terrifying and so I've said this before on this channel I am simultaneously as excited
540. 1:20:11as I've ever been in my life about a technological shift and as terrified and I'm not terrified because of the robots
541. 1:20:19are going to kill us I'm more terrified that even if it goes brilliant and 5 6 8 10 years from now we're we're
542. 1:20:28a much more prosperous world and a lot of our problems have been solved like even if we go to the the brightest
543. 1:20:34possible place the next 2 to three years are going to [ __ ] suck and it's just how it is I am funny and entertaining thank you very much
544. 1:20:45although I just got off a ranty soap box I don't think that was entertaining but um but I don't know this is this is the
545. 1:20:52this is big stuff it's deep and profound all right um Bard needs my image to code napkins B rules oh reads my image to
546. 1:21:04code napkins yeah I know retr Punk that's really cool so so what retr Punk's talking about is he took so in in the
547. 1:21:13when open AI announced gp4 they said it's multimodal and what that means is you can upload an image and it will deal
548. 1:21:21with it it'll understand what it is and the example that they used was he took a really bad napkin sketch of a website
549. 1:21:30that was like a joke like push a button to get a joke and he uploaded that into a thing and said make me this website and it did
550. 1:21:38it made a functional website um from a napkin sketch and so retr Punk uh said he did that with Bard today and bing.com
551. 1:21:46also reads images now so Bing and Bard experiment upload an image and ask it to write you some advertising copy for that
552. 1:21:56image and see what it does Boston you in Boston Deborah that's super cool my the uh my my co-host of the AI Salon is is
553. 1:22:07in Boston she's a professional photographer named Leah faston cheers from Scottdale Arizona Cheers Cheers Cheers welcome welcome
554. 1:22:16welcome it's good for teachers to be able to type in a GPT write me five analogies that explain the subject
555. 1:22:21exactly all sort of stuff that that like you can take teaching from these broad Concepts to you know something that's
556. 1:22:30specific to each kid and let them all sort of find their own personalized I the thing that I'm like I'm where I'm
557. 1:22:38where I'm increasingly starting to understand these tools is we move into an increasingly personalized world to the point where it
558. 1:22:50gets hyper personalized kind of five to 10 years out where all of our entertainment is original music that is just like
559. 1:23:01exactly like the music we love and it just gets better and better and better and there might be some music in there
560. 1:23:08that's music that existed before but there's going to be a bunch of it in there that that was written for US based
561. 1:23:14on all the other [ __ ] that we like and it's going and like on every level of what we do so like that's where we're headed and so
562. 1:23:23you know I'm starting to see like little it's like little little pieces of glitter starting to fall from the from
563. 1:23:28the clouds and I'm like oh there's a glimpse of what it might oh there's another one but it's I don't know it's
564. 1:23:34it's I I I don't know where this stuff's going I got no [ __ ] clue as as we joked about this week some guy came in
565. 1:23:42when I was just starting a live and you know people was like hey Kyle hey how's it going and he was like what are your
566. 1:23:47qualifications it's just like very matter of fact like who the [ __ ] are you dude and it threw me I was like I don't
567. 1:23:54know what my qualifications are my qualifications are I'm curious about this [ __ ] and I'm trying to figure it
568. 1:24:00out that's it I mean I got you know 58 years on the planet and I've done some [ __ ] but nobody's qualified right now
569. 1:24:10nobody knows what this is going to look like nobody knows the impact these tools are going to have on everything nobody
570. 1:24:16does so if you do let me know because I'd like to know if indeed you're a time traveler that used gpt1 17 and used it to build the
571. 1:24:28time machine to come back here to just hang out and see how stupid we were about this stuff just you know put it in
572. 1:24:32the comments let me know ask them about things you're an expert in and their shortcomings are more obvious yeah
573. 1:24:39that's a that's a really good point user that so so one of the superpowers of using these tools is the more quickly you can sus out
574. 1:24:53what's good or bad what's [ __ ] and lies or truth the better you get at it so if you're older if you're like a gen
575. 1:25:03xer who actually knows how to use computers and you've been on the planet long enough to be able to very quickly
576. 1:25:09look at something from chat GPT and and and you're like well that's just horrible or oh that's [ __ ] that's
577. 1:25:15good but also as user said start using these tools where you've got deep domain expertise where you're where you're good
578. 1:25:24at something you'll be able to more quickly figure out where it's good where it's not good and where it's lying and
579. 1:25:30where it's not it's a it's a great Point validation tools how do we find original sources are we at risk of losing the
580. 1:25:36library well this becomes the ultimate library right like ultimately the the base model for these large language
581. 1:25:42models is the entire output of humanity that's where we're headed right that's like the ultimate expression of these is
582. 1:25:51all of what we've ever done is in them or can be right can be processed in them so so this becomes the ultimate Library
583. 1:26:01um the validation tools so if you use bing.com um Bing is actually connected to the internet and and Microsoft has done a
584. 1:26:13pretty good job of incorporating citations into when it gives you answers it will actually search for you know
585. 1:26:20articles on the internet and and include links to to them within your answers um I think there's going to be an entire
586. 1:26:29industry built around validation and you know DEH hallucinating the content and making it more factual um we're early
587. 1:26:38right now so just understand these tools are spit and duct tape right now the underlying Tech is is fairly
588. 1:26:45sophisticated and it's built on Decades of you know Evolution but the application layer of chat GPT and of Bing and of claw. and of
589. 1:26:55b.google.r
590. 1:27:11foundly sophisticated what they actually do how they check it are not so much thank you for the subscription I appreciate that
591. 1:27:19that's awesome when AI starts teaching itself how will we know the information it taught itself is accurate that that could end up be that
592. 1:27:31that could end up being a risk um there's kind of two schools of thought it's it's not so much is the information accurate or not
593. 1:27:41because we're going to be able to with validation tools we're going to be able to figure out what's what's accurate or
594. 1:27:47not one of the one of the issues that that is being talked about about in machine learning circles is that if you
595. 1:27:54train a large language model on output of large language models there's a thing that can happen called Model collapse
596. 1:28:01where the quality of the the model is getting better and better and better and then just all of a sudden it falls off a
597. 1:28:06cliff and is bad right so model collapse and then I saw a counterargument to that that said basically model model collapse
598. 1:28:13is not a thing and you know there's a way you can do it where it just keeps getting better so I don't know um
599. 1:28:24I the industry is very well aware that how large language models work make make it susceptible and prone to
600. 1:28:32hallucination um so I think you're just going to have companies that build an applic so so so you've got this large
601. 1:28:38language model based down here you've got your application layer where where you type into chat GPT you know give me
602. 1:28:43an answer and then it digs into the large language model and pulls out the answer and it spits it into your face
603. 1:28:54well why not build a layer in between those two that's a validation layer so I want this answer to this question you
604. 1:29:04know dump it down into the large language model it spits out an answer the validation layer goes is there any
605. 1:29:09[ __ ] in here oh there's six pieces of [ __ ] why don't you go back down and try again right or why don't I go
606. 1:29:15out as a validation layer and I'm going to go out to the internet I'm going to find real sources for this and I'm going
607. 1:29:21to replace all the bu [ __ ] sources with real sources then I'm going to have the large language model rewrite the um
608. 1:29:28thing that it wrote and update any uh counterfactual information and then we'll give the person the answer there's your business to start
609. 1:29:40all week this week it's been I've been giving away billion dooll business ideas you can make money there's one build a validation layer
610. 1:29:53from a from a conceptual standpoint it's actually a very simple thing take take the output of a large language model
611. 1:30:01look at it and determine if anything in there is [ __ ] and if it is fix it now technically probably a little more
612. 1:30:12complicated but that could be a plugin for chat GPT right the plugins are really easy to build here so you could
613. 1:30:20build a plugin that's like no bull buit the no [ __ ] plugin and you install the no [ __ ] plugin and then you just
614. 1:30:27interact with chat GPT and every time it gives you an answer longer than two sentences it checks it says any [ __ ]
615. 1:30:37in here and it tells you we found three pieces of [ __ ] here's what they were here's what we replaced them with go
616. 1:30:44check it for yourself but we're pretty sure we fix this um yeah so and by the way AI is teaching it itself right now the whole
617. 1:30:52open source Community is using gp4 to train all the lower level uh open source large language models um
618. 1:31:01so we'll find out if model collapse is is a very real risk pretty soon very helpful thank you I asked chat
619. 1:31:13if it had read the Library of Congress and it could not confirm or deny were you just good at finding Talent ENT to write this code
620. 1:31:25what was I just good at writing at finding talent to write all this code I haven't written any of this code I
621. 1:31:33haven't written any of this this is all I'm just showing [ __ ] that these people have written I my first Epiphany about
622. 1:31:39chat GPT was I had it write me an application in Python and I've never written a line of python in my life and
623. 1:31:46in 90 minutes I created a fully functional python application that asked someone for a topic asked them three
624. 1:31:54questions about it and then generated five pieces of social media content that was the first application I wrote with
625. 1:32:00chat PT never written a line of python in my life still haven't that's when that's when it hit me holy [ __ ] the
626. 1:32:08world just changed but no one knows it that was my big Epiphany I'm using pi. a for the first time as you speak
627. 1:32:17and I've made huge inroads tonight in 6 minutes oh that's awesome yeah Silver Fox I was I was I I saw a Tik Tok and it
628. 1:32:26was this these two guys and they're talking about pi. a and I'm like oh I know pi. a I've used that and and then
629. 1:32:32they showed the um the the iOS version of it that you can talk to it and it talks back and I'm like oh that could be
630. 1:32:39fun and so I just as I was running errands today I was talking to my Ai and it was it was crazy good it you know and
631. 1:32:47it it still has a little bit of a a delay but it's not bad it's pretty close and it's connected to the internet so you can ask it for
632. 1:32:56weather and current events and [ __ ] like that um yeah it's this is really interesting and Pi should probably be on this list
633. 1:33:04so at some point I'm going to need to figure out a different maybe I'll have multiple lists maybe this is like a a
634. 1:33:11rotating oh that's what it could be this could be a uh this could be just a rotating series of screens right so
635. 1:33:18depending on when when you log in you get a different tool I I know I'll figure something out for that I love that you're doing these
636. 1:33:26lives I appreciate that mation appreciate that a lot it's uh it's good to know sometimes I feel like I'm
637. 1:33:32shouting into a void because I do do a lot of shouting because I'm an idiot thanks Silver Fox ah oh Slinky Slinky It's a Wonderful
638. 1:33:45toy um only 15% have used chat gbt 1% have returned not exactly a option oh Dakota Digital Cowboy can you confirm on
639. 1:33:55the copywriter part what do you mean can I confirm on the copywriter part I'm not sure what you're talking about but if
640. 1:34:00you clarify it I'll I'll address it um chat would not tell me what it had been trained on oh yeah it it's so it doesn't necessarily know so
641. 1:34:17again understanding how the tool works is these tools have the cognitive capacity of a
642. 1:34:32calculator like if you ask the calculator how do you do your calculations it doesn't [ __ ] know these tools are a a word calculator on
643. 1:34:46steroids the challenge with them is they're so sophisticated that what they write seems like they understand [ __ ] they
644. 1:34:54don't like they don't have any capacity to understand what they've written they're just they're just a probability
645. 1:35:01engine putting one word after another really really fast but they don't actually understand what they wrote so they also don't have
646. 1:35:11Consciousness about what they were trained on now if you say um if you say rather than have you read the Library of Congress if you say what
647. 1:35:25are the what are the primary categories of content in the library of con Congress it probably knows that and then
648. 1:35:32you can probably start to run down some incredibly deep you know tunnels through Li library of Content Library of
649. 1:35:40Congress content um but you know again it may hallucinate like you know it it may or may not be right but but it it
650. 1:35:49does not it right now it doesn't have any kind of self-a awareness it doesn't have memory it doesn't have like all of
651. 1:35:54its memory is just within your chat within the context window of your current chat that's its only memory
652. 1:36:00right now future versions Sam mman said this about chat GPT um I'm pretty sure Claude has said it uh
653. 1:36:09anthropic has said it about Claude these things are going to start to have you'll have a profile where it understands who
654. 1:36:14you are it will start to have memory these things are going to start to get way more sophisticated right now they're
655. 1:36:20just very simp simple calculators fancy ones profoundly fancy ones teachers will lose jobs to AI I think so so again I go back to this
656. 1:36:34quote from this guy Paul rater from the marketing AI Institute AI will not replace your job but people using AI
657. 1:36:42will I think teachers in particular are going to be forced to reinvent how they teach because the structure of work is going to
658. 1:36:56change what you train to is going to change so in today's world there's a lot of specialization you know I'm going to
659. 1:37:04go to school for advertising copywriting I'm going to go learn to be a copywriter for an advertising agency it's this very
660. 1:37:10narrow tactical thing there are exceptions like liberal arts like one of the things that I'm feeling like this AI
661. 1:37:18does is this is like revenge of the liberal arts majors so having a horizontal view of the world is a is a
662. 1:37:25superpower when you have tools that do all the Tactical Tech tactical specialty stuff so I think teachers are going to
663. 1:37:32have to shift from that idea of you've got to learn these tactical specialization things and you know in
664. 1:37:40lower school we're going to teach you them as broadly as possible but but it's all about learning the sort of tactical
665. 1:37:45execution to shifting to critical thinking and and how do we drive critical thinking thinking and how do we
666. 1:37:52drive horizontal thinking because that's what's going to be required in a in a future world where tactical execution is handled by the
667. 1:38:01machines um so I so I don't know that teachers are going to lose their jobs to AI but I think that teachers deeply understanding what a AI
668. 1:38:12makes possible and that having to be part of the curriculum is just by its nature going to force some teachers out of the
669. 1:38:19profession that that don't want to make that transition because it's it's a completely different mindset
670. 1:38:27um yeah take your Skillet ad chat GPT become a superhero oh skill set not your skillet that's pretty funny yeah so that that's a really good
671. 1:38:39point uh Dakota Digital Cowboy that yeah these These are in my opinion these tools are Humanity amplifiers so
672. 1:38:47take the thing you're good at or the thing you're passionate about do it in conjunction with this and it's
673. 1:38:53just like you just like level up this is like level up machines these are these are like you know power pills in a video
674. 1:39:03game that's what these things are for your skills for your dreams for what you want to execute welcome everybody my
675. 1:39:11name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab these if you're new here uh these URLs chat. open.com is the official chat GPT
676. 1:39:19website all these other things are either competitors of or different ways that you can use chat GPT so if you
677. 1:39:26haven't used chat GPT before the the prerequisite to being part of my lives is go [ __ ] use these tools just go play you don't have to be
678. 1:39:36a machine learning expert you don't have to be a scientist I have a degree in acting that's why I talk with my hands that in the
679. 1:39:43ADD but just go there and start playing and go to prompt. chat that little thing right there prompt. chat that'll teach
680. 1:39:50you how to interact with these things if you've never done it and just while you listen to me ramble in the background
681. 1:39:55just go there um it looks like we got a decent chunk of people in here if you would just uh tap the like screen so we
682. 1:40:01get some likes so people can come in and if you're willing to share the live maybe we can get a another pile of pile
683. 1:40:07of folks in here and oh thank you very much look at some rain it's raining money look I might end up twerking oh yeah I'm an
684. 1:40:18influencer I need to get the purple strip my hair and learn to twerk but after that then I'll be an influencer
685. 1:40:26um what was I talking about uh uh thanks for the hearts uh I don't know what I was talking about uh if if one of the things you're trying
686. 1:40:36to figure out how to do is you can make money with this is not that but we do make fun of those people here and that's part of the
687. 1:40:45deal I have no clue why Silver Fox was in my last comment I I don't know Ridge Hardy Winston Ridge Hardy maybe you
688. 1:40:55do I don't know cuz Tik tok's [ __ ] weird Man 6 months not that soon I don't know what I was talking about but that's
689. 1:41:02fine yeah my predictions are I I figured we would get into an AI what I'm calling an AI panic in about 6 months back in
690. 1:41:11January and I don't think we're in it yet but I think we're starting to see it I think all these lawsuits are starting
691. 1:41:17to be it you know the Sarah Silverman lawsuit the SAG and wga strikes having AI at the center what they do the um
692. 1:41:27chat GPT pulling um browse with Bing because it was stealing content from Fortune Magazine I you know I I just it
693. 1:41:37it seems like there's starting to be little chinks in the armor of traditional business models starting to be threatened so
694. 1:41:45we're starting to see increases in lawsuits and things like that so it it might be another six months but I have a
695. 1:41:51feeling it's it's coming pretty soon um L why they're not I don't know what you're talking about I work in the
696. 1:41:58AI field blue fathom I don't know what tell me what I said you said LOL Y no they're not I work in the AI
697. 1:42:05field I probably said something that was [ __ ] what you drinking iced coffee M see there's a little ring of coffee grounds down
698. 1:42:18there and water it's Saturday I know it's boring I just don't I just didn't I'm not in the mood for for the
699. 1:42:29booze and I'm you know ampy enough that I don't need lubrication all right this time around my reply to Silver Fox was on purpose oh
700. 1:42:43that's funny all right uh I'm from the future [Laughter] aipi uh remember Moran Mindy I do I used to live in Boulder Colorado which is
701. 1:42:54where Moran Mindy uh was was housed was uh was housed no was set um the Moran Mindy house is still there it's still
702. 1:43:03got a rainbow flag on the outside Robin Williams was one of my heroes I'm still devastated by his loss uh Moran meny was brilliant that
703. 1:43:15was a brilliant show it was I mean that was just a show that was just like you know you just realized this guy was a
704. 1:43:22[ __ ] Tor to force of talent just transformed like like no one else could have done that show no one else could have done that show
705. 1:43:31period um I've been a C++ and python programmer for years and I love fooling with these AI tools and gaining skills
706. 1:43:38Mad Skills yeah exactly it's like it's like anything like like I've written a bunch of screenplays and I'm doing
707. 1:43:45things like like you know what's funny is like like anything you do you kind of have these these vague ideas sometimes
708. 1:43:54and then you kind of playact in your head what would it take to turn that vague idea into a real idea and most of
709. 1:44:01them just die on the vine cuz you're like oh that would require work and I don't feel like it right now so that
710. 1:44:05idea just goes it just Withers away and you know blows off in the wind but with these AI things it's like oh I have this
711. 1:44:12vague Whisper of an idea let me what if I put that in chat gbt oh it came to life here it is like you can do it with programming you
712. 1:44:22can do it with writing you can do it with [ __ ] anything it's amazing or or even just weird things like you like
713. 1:44:28someone will mention something on the news and you're it's like it's like some historical event that you've heard of 20
714. 1:44:34times you're like I don't actually know what happened there and you just type it in what happened at that event it's like
715. 1:44:40here's the answer and then you're like oh that's amazing well how did that lead to this well here's how those two things
716. 1:44:45are connected you're like ah it's just like [ __ ] instant knowledge I was on the phone yester no yeah yesterday yeah I was on the phone
717. 1:44:58yesterday okay so I don't know if you do this as a as a laminated card carrying member of the ADHD Club I don't have the
718. 1:45:06attention span to read much so I don't read a lot but I'm a fast synthesizer so like like one of the things I do with
719. 1:45:13books is once I understand the plot of it I have no interest in reading it because it's like why would I read the
720. 1:45:19rest of this I know what's going down right it's just the way my brain works so I was on a call and um this guy
721. 1:45:27goes have you read whatever it was by Neil Stevenson and I said no I haven't and he and he starts talking about all
722. 1:45:33this stuff that sounded really cool like what we were talking about so as he's talking I just went to chat GPT and I
723. 1:45:38typed in I think it was something diamond diamond or something diamond from Neil Stevens and I just TP what's
724. 1:45:43the plot of D and you know make it short and concise with short bullet points and it just tossed it up and like I
725. 1:45:49instantly got what the book was about what the concepts were about and could actually understand what he was telling
726. 1:45:55me in a deeper and more profound way and I I told him I said I said I just had chat gvt read that book for me thank you
727. 1:46:04um so you know if you got one of those kind of brains this shit's [ __ ] genius someone uses some fancy ass word
728. 1:46:13in a conversation and normally you'd be like uh-huh and just pretend to understand and then go I don't have a
729. 1:46:19[ __ ] what they talked about you go to your little dictionary you don't have to do that anymore it's amazing all right I wrote a
730. 1:46:25business plan for my 15-year-old son last night awesome with the Drone that I got him for his birthday you wrote the business plan
731. 1:46:34with the Drone or for the Drone he being honest uh can chat gbt help with my acting career um interesting I think chat GPT you know
732. 1:46:46one of the things chat GPT could do for you for your acting career is it could probably very quickly find um monologues so so like find a
733. 1:46:58monologue that you like and then um tell it to go find similar speeches or monologues in plays and movies that are similar to the one
734. 1:47:09that you like right for characters of a similar age so so could it could help there um I mean you know one of one of my
735. 1:47:21philosophies with my acting career when I was in New York was like I don't want to wait around to work so I started a
736. 1:47:26theater company and we did all original plays right so we we got together with playwrights directors um producer stage
737. 1:47:35manager types and actors and we just did plays and did plays and did plays so you could either help have it help you with
738. 1:47:45writing or with directing or with Stage management um those could be value if you want to get um busy there I think with things
739. 1:47:56like um Bing being connected to the internet you might be able to find more opportunities um I think voiceover actors are going to be in
740. 1:48:09trouble I think actor actors even though they can synthesize actor actors I think we're a few years out from from that being
741. 1:48:20like as easy as the voiceover stuff is right now voice voiceover actors probably have another year before that industry is just fully
742. 1:48:30disrupted and then actor actors is probably more like 3 to 5 years um trying to think what else you could probably have chat gbd
743. 1:48:44tell you what are all the different kinds of acting opportunities that are out there like from corporate to commercials to plays
744. 1:48:53to I don't know um you know Live Events I was like one of my first jobs in New York you had to be an actor and I
745. 1:49:02got a job selling yo-yos at FAO Schwarz the big toy store so there's [ __ ] like that so it could maybe help you find stuff like
746. 1:49:11that I don't know have you signed up for air. a I don't I I don't even know what it is so no I haven't signed up but let's go find out a
747. 1:49:27IAI uh uh uh uh uh uh uh 100,000 sales and customer service reps at the top of a button oh I saw this today first ever AI that can have a
748. 1:49:40fullon 10 to 40 minute long phone call that sounds like a real human with infinite memory perfect recall and can
749. 1:49:48automatically take actions across five 5,000 plus applications this is what I was talking about yesterday on the live
750. 1:49:54someone needs to invent this and then I saw it today so I'm glad you brought it up um the the phone tree you know the phone
751. 1:50:03tree that we've all come to accept as acceptable you know thank you for calling AT&T say Spanish I don't speak Spanish um
752. 1:50:18press one for the thing you're not interested in Press Two for the other thing you're not interested in press
753. 1:50:23three for a thing you're really not interested in if you're thinking about this press four the thing you're
754. 1:50:30interested in go [ __ ] yourself you know that thing that goes away that we flush that entire model down the [ __ ]
755. 1:50:39toilet and replace it with this you call it hey this is AT&T welcome my name is Sally how are you I'm good Sally how are
756. 1:50:48you doing I'm doing just great what can I help help you with today and it's one of those things it's a virtual thing that knows
757. 1:50:55all of the rules it knows all of the content it can it has authority to do all of the [ __ ] it needs to do up to
758. 1:51:03whatever level of authority is appropriate and then it's also smart enough to understand that if your
759. 1:51:10problem is complicated enough that an AI can't solve it it immediately routes you to a person that's [ __ ] genius so yes I
760. 1:51:20will go sign up for that join the wait list thank you for that this is this is one of those products I get excited about are
761. 1:51:31you know there's certain things in life that just piss me off so much oh look at that congrats you're officially a part
762. 1:51:37of History oh well well well all right it's about verbage a phone answering service using AI oh AI wait AI a pii is
763. 1:51:56that wait a API are you part of air. a if you are that's a cool service get me into the get me off the weit list sooner
764. 1:52:05than later if you're a part of that company because I'd love to play with it my ears perked up at AI psychologist yeah Dr J I think
765. 1:52:15um I like the term prompt crafting because I think it is a creative it's a creative Endeavor but it does
766. 1:52:22have engineering elements about it and then when I heard that idea of of prompt psychology that that felt right to me
767. 1:52:29because it's it's a large language model we we're we're tapping into the the core um tool we have as Humanity to communicate
768. 1:52:41with each other and we're using that tool to put into this tool that knows all the languages that knows knows all the words that knows all
769. 1:52:51the meaning um so yeah so I think it is kind of AI psychology AI psychologist someone had chat GPT played
770. 1:53:04Detroit become human what is that a movie reference I don't know what that means someone had chat gbt played
771. 1:53:13Detroit become human clarify what you mean and I'll I'll respond to that in some way I've never used Discord can I join the salon if yes
772. 1:53:27how do I get an invite okay so if you go to here go to the salon. a it's a link tree so the first link is
773. 1:53:43the Meetup and so the Meetup is not Discord so the Meetup is just um it'll notify you when we have meetings our next meeting is next
774. 1:53:51Tuesday um we have a good speaker coming in we meet every other week we usually have speakers or we we'll sometimes do
775. 1:53:58this thing called AI confessionals where everyone in the meeting has 10 minutes to talk about something they've done with AI those are
776. 1:54:06fun and then we have a Discord I'll I'll show you a little bit about Discord the there's a there's a link to the Discord
777. 1:54:12invite um on the link tree and then there's also a um a LinkedIn group that you can join as well um let me flip over
778. 1:54:29here so so I'm in the I'm in the the AI Salon Discord right now so just to show you what's going on here so when you
779. 1:54:38when you when you click on the invite for Discord it'll have you probably create an account and then it'll have
780. 1:54:44you jump through a couple of Hoops like you know click on this thing to agree to our terms or whatever I don't know what
781. 1:54:51it does like it it's some sort of [ __ ] that basically says don't be an [ __ ] um and then when you log into Discord
782. 1:54:58there's kind of three columns there's there's this column here these are called servers so every one of these
783. 1:55:03circles is like a different community so the AI Salon you know that's our little icon there and then this next column is
784. 1:55:11these are the conversations within the AI salon so like here's a general discussion here's a ask for help oh
785. 1:55:19retro oh so this is cool so retr Punk who's who's in the live or at least was before this is the um thing that he he
786. 1:55:27uploaded this drawing to Google and it made him a website that's super cool look see built him a website look at that
787. 1:55:36look that's super cool from that um so so each one of these little discussions is is kind of this this you know uh
788. 1:55:47linear discussion of just people talking about stuff and there's all different categories there's a mid Journey channel
789. 1:55:53so you can come into the mid Journey Channel and you can make images and if you've never if you don't know what Discord
790. 1:56:00is then you probably don't know how to do a mid Journey image so I'm going to show you a cool thing right now so we're
791. 1:56:07going to go out of Discord for a second and we're going to go over to a thing called po.com which is on my list
792. 1:56:15of things you should go check out if you want to play with cool [ __ ] and so when you get to po.com you've got a bunch of
793. 1:56:25different chat gbt kind of models here you've got Sage which is theirs you've got Claude 2 and Claude instant so this
794. 1:56:34is like GPT 3.5 that's like GPT 4 with the 100,000 token context window you got gp4 you got Cloud instant so so these
795. 1:56:42are all just like chat GPT tools but po also has Bots and one of the Bots that they have so if you go explore up here
796. 1:56:51you go to all these Bots and they have different Bots and if I go to AI the very top bot here is called mid
797. 1:56:58journey and so if I click on the mid Journey bot I can now type in a crappy image prompt so I'm going to say what am
798. 1:57:08I going to do tonight let's say um um blue berry muffin in a
799. 1:57:23hipster coffee shop so I put in just that thank you for the gift and then it rewrote that color photo of a blueberry muffin in a hipster
800. 1:57:35coffee shop rustic and cozy at Ambiance wooden table chairs vintage Decor natural lighting Canon EOS 5D markv
801. 1:57:45camera Kodak ector 100 film 50 m 50 mm lens shallow depth of field da da with the names Jamie Oliver AA Garten Martha
802. 1:57:55Stewart so it rewrote a prompt for me that's really good so that's that's a cool thing go use the uh the Bots at po
803. 1:58:02are a lot of fun and that one is one there so now we're over at Mid Journey or we're at the the AI Salon Discord in
804. 1:58:10the mid Journey Channel and so to make an image in mid Journey you're in Discord you type slash imagine and then it gives you a space for a
805. 1:58:22prompt and rather than writing it I'm just going to paste in what po just gave me and I hit return and now it's going to go make me that
806. 1:58:31image failed to process your command apparently it's not going to go make me that image wait did it just oh now I think it did waiting to
807. 1:58:39start okay it did now um so now it's going to go make me that image and I'll show you I'll show you what it does so
808. 1:58:46so that's how you use Discord well that's the beginnings of it there's a bunch of [ __ ] there it's the fact that you have to use
809. 1:58:54Discord to make mid Journey images and use Discord at all it's if you've ever used slack it's sort of the precursor to
810. 1:59:01slack slack is sort of Discord for business um and so here come our blueberry muffins and you'll notice if you've
811. 1:59:09never seen images be generated uh in AI before they start they always started these as these blurry kind of noisy
812. 1:59:17images and then getting increasingly Sharp sharper it's the nature of how they're produced they start as kind of a
813. 1:59:23a noisy averaged image of like thousands of images and then it just denoises it over 30 or 50 steps and turns it
814. 1:59:32intoing there's our blueberry muffins so those are pretty slick so let's take one of these that we like uh we're going to
815. 1:59:44take I think that one's nice but this one has blueberries on the plate so let's take four so once you've created
816. 1:59:52these you got upscale 1 2 3 four so you're going to make them bigger or variations often what I'll do is I'll
817. 1:59:58I'll hit the variation first so I'm going to get four different variations of this bottom right one so I'm going to hit
818. 2:00:07V4 welcome everybody doing a little little mid Journey play
819. 2:00:23bow all right and here come our variations one looks dramatic that upper left one looks like it's going to be
820. 2:00:29dramatic that's a little drama it's high drama in the coffee shop that's a lovely muffin you've got there sir is that
821. 2:00:39blueberry I love a good blueberry muffin you're a muffin you're a muffin stop come on muffin you can do
822. 2:00:55it all right so those are pretty cool I'm going to grab one or three one let's grab one so I'm going to hit upscale one so now it's
823. 2:01:09going to make a bigger version of that and then I'm going to show you a cool thing you can you can now pan you can
824. 2:01:18Pan the image so so it's it made this image that's vertical right so the muffin feels like it's in a little jail
825. 2:01:24it's like in this visual jail so so now we've got this lovely lovely photo of a muffin if if we had a I mean here's a
826. 2:01:33really good example someone asking me about actors before and photographers and the impact of this stuff like if I
827. 2:01:39had a coffee shop I could hire a photographer to come in and photo style a muffin but if that looks close enough
828. 2:01:46to what my muffins look like there it is I'm done okay so now I can zoom out two times or 1.5 times or or custom but I've
829. 2:01:56also got these little panning arrows so I'm going to pan to the right and wait failed to process your command
830. 2:02:08now now there it went okay um so now it's basically going to add to the to the right of the image um so it's going
831. 2:02:16to give me more of the coffee shop and it'll probably make it more like a square image than a tall image and then
832. 2:02:22I can zoom out from there and things like that but it's really really powerful so the left half of this is the
833. 2:02:35image that was there before the right half is the things it's adding so this one added a plant which
834. 2:02:43is kind of cool oh little flowers on the table that's kind of cool this one looks like it's adding a fan F your little light up
835. 2:03:05here I don't know what I just did that that wasn't quite beatboxing that was like that was sort of the beatboxing equivalent of a dad
836. 2:03:14[Laughter] joke all right so now look so so the aspect
837. 2:03:28ratio of our image changed here which is super cool and so yeah let's just grab this third one here we'll upscale the third
838. 2:03:44one boom there you have it there's a lovely you know depth of field beautiful photograph here if I wanted to do like
839. 2:03:54an Instagram ad about my Cafe I've now got plenty of room over here to put text and a title you know the N
840. 2:04:02Cafe you know Heaven on a plate whatever right and what did that take us 4 minutes probably longer than
841. 2:04:16that so hopefully that gives you some sense of what these things are all about they're just crazy it's crazy you
842. 2:04:24put in some words and out comes a muffin he made a muffin out of nothing a muffin out of nothing have you seen this this
843. 2:04:33this this IIA stuff it's incredible it's it's incredible it's he he put in words and out came a muffin and there was a
844. 2:04:41steaming cup of warm milk next to it I don't know why there wasn't coffee there it was for a cafe but it was a muffin it looked tasty
845. 2:04:50do you like a blueberry muffin I love blueberry muffins and these were plump blueberries I don't he didn't say
846. 2:04:55anything about plump but they were plump I don't know I don't know what's going to happen you just say words and
847. 2:05:04out comes a muffin I think it's like it's like them uh it's like that Star Trek show they say things and then it comes out
848. 2:05:20H you can make money with ch don't ask me for acting advice by the [Laughter] way like driving a car I don't know what
849. 2:05:34that means I accidentally got a work from job with AI just joking around yeah uh what's your name uh Kile oh that's
850. 2:05:45cool Kyle Kile Kile vibes um a bunch of people in the AI Salon have gotten jobs just by putting on
851. 2:05:53LinkedIn that they're doing [ __ ] with AI have gotten jobs just because of that we're we're we're entering kind of a
852. 2:05:58silly season where if you're remotely confident with this stuff and that's why I'm saying if if you start playing with
853. 2:06:07these tools with any regularity and you start understanding them and getting your head around them and having your
854. 2:06:11aha moments start talking about it because you never know who you're talking to everyone right now is trying
855. 2:06:16to figure this out and one of those people in your life that you had no idea is going to go I need someone who knows
856. 2:06:22this can you come work for me or can you do this job for me I'll pay you good points can you upload half a
857. 2:06:30book and just ask it to make the book better yes now will it make it better I don't know I think you probably have
858. 2:06:39to put some like what like what I would do in that in that case is I would do a lot of pre- prompting so rather than
859. 2:06:47trying to write the ultimate kind of prompt like here's a book make it better make it better how right so what what I
860. 2:06:56would probably do is I would say um you know I want you to act as an experienced book editor who specializes in you know
861. 2:07:08improving this kind of fiction um without changing the intent of the author start out with some sort of broad statement defining what it is
862. 2:07:19and then maybe even describe the outline of the book or the the main ideas in the book and then um and then maybe what you
863. 2:07:28do is you pop in the first half of the book and again you you'll probably have to do this at claw. because it's got a
864. 2:07:35100,000 um token context window which is about 75,000 words so if you're talking half a book you're well within that so I
865. 2:07:42would sort of set it up Define it as as this master editor and then I would pop in um the first half of the book and
866. 2:07:52then maybe even say and here's the outline for the second half of the book and then I would say you know you know please take a look at this
867. 2:08:04book and and without changing anything I want you just to tell me if you understand what your job is and then it will say yes and it
868. 2:08:15hopefully won't just start rewriting everything and then you can say I want you to look at the first chapter and I don't want you to rewrite
869. 2:08:25anything yet but I want you to give me a bulleted list of um General improvements that you'd make to the first
870. 2:08:34chapter and then it'll give you those and see if you like what it came up with and then you can say okay I like one
871. 2:08:41three and four but I don't agree with number two so can you give me a new list of improvements where you don't change
872. 2:08:47anything of number two and it'll give you that and then you say okay now can you rewrite the first chapter to
873. 2:08:54incorporate those changes and then you go read it and see how it did and then I would just work my way down through the
874. 2:08:58book so um so yeah but it absolutely can and the other thing to do with these things is don't expect that it's going
875. 2:09:07to get like my experience with this is it tends to be really good at reading something and responding to it so I
876. 2:09:13think that exercise is it'll probably be pretty good but I consistent ly find that as I've gotten better with these tools I
877. 2:09:21can get to about 80 between 80 and 90% of where I want to be very very quickly and then there's kind of a point
878. 2:09:30of diminishing returns where it just doesn't get it and then I basically just take it from there and rewrite it so I I
879. 2:09:35would think it's going to be a similar exercise with your book is you know if it gives you a shitty chapter with bad edits then tell
880. 2:09:44it hey that was shitty you you you omitted this part of the plot which is a setup for something down the line and
881. 2:09:52give it feedback and tell it it was shitty say you know you didn't you didn't match the tone when you changed
882. 2:09:57this thing or you made it too generic oh I'm sorry here's another version let me try again um I'm here for it oh Tik Tock
883. 2:10:07just jumped me to the bottom dang you Tik Tock what' you do tonight I don't know I watch some old guy try to navigate Tik
884. 2:10:16Tok why would you do that I don't know I don't know he was talking to some actor about how he could use chat PT to
885. 2:10:23get an acting job didn't seem realistic to me thank you Clint copper appreciate it good evening free indeed good evening
886. 2:10:31to you I'm scrolling back up the list of questions to see where I was by the way if you're new here I try to read all of
887. 2:10:38the questions and answer them all because I'm a psychopath um so what that means is if you've put a question in in
888. 2:10:45the last hour I probably have not gotten to it yet and you're probably like this isn't even alive he's probably a bot this is
889. 2:10:54probably something from China where they're trying to get our information they're scanning our retinas you know man I'm
890. 2:11:02gp5 very nice to meet you hello my name's Bob I'm the new manifestation of AI That's going to destroy your life thank
891. 2:11:17you [Music] oh there's the person that got a a job accidentally by just joking around about AI that's [ __ ] awesome it's funny I
892. 2:11:28actually when I started agency.com back in the olden timey days in in the mid 90s uh there's a guy who teaches I think
893. 2:11:35he teaches at NYU now or Columbia named Klay shery he's written a bunch of books but Clay did this website that was it
894. 2:11:43was called biffs something website and it was purposefully a horribly designed designed website it had blink tags and
895. 2:11:49all different sized fonts and different rainbow colors it was hilarious and I ended up hiring him cuz he WR he made a
896. 2:11:56joke website I sent him an email and I said anyone that can design a site that bad needs to come work for us and so he
897. 2:12:04came and worked for us for a while it was pretty fun uh I'm here for it where do I start so you start with all of these URLs right here
898. 2:12:14you just pick one of them you don't you don't need to use all of them the reason they're all here is that some of these are new competitors
899. 2:12:22like Claude and Bard um have showed up on my list um in the past two days but chat. open.com is the official chat GPT
900. 2:12:32website so start there just go there and start playing ask it to write you a song a poem a recipe um ask it to explain a
901. 2:12:41concept to you ask it to write a children's book just anything ask it anything and then go to prompt. chat
902. 2:12:48this little thing down here it's a document that'll teach you about what these things actually are and and what
903. 2:12:54prompting is prompting is basically just talk to the talk to the thing and ask it for [ __ ] ask it to do stuff for you and
904. 2:13:02it will and so this gives you a lot of ideas about things that you can ask it and things ways you can ask it to
905. 2:13:09behave um and then and then the other things are all just different variations of it so you can go play with all of
906. 2:13:14them but they're all sort of variations on the theme that is chat. open.com I need to use it for my real
907. 2:13:21estate company please then go ahead and do it Kyle you're the man thank you Troy um PV sunshine I'm not sure what
908. 2:13:28you mean ask me a specific question I'll do what I can to answer it um I'll be right on buddy I'll be sure to talk to
909. 2:13:35Tik Tock that's I assume that's when I was talking about it jumping me to the bottom it's such a stupid [ __ ] bug it's
910. 2:13:44like so the bug is if I if I have my finger on the screen and I'm scrolling the text up and someone posts it jumps me to the
911. 2:13:52bottom it's like just make it not do that like there's there's a there's an if statement that is on the wrong side
912. 2:14:00of when my finger is touching the screen just [ __ ] fix your order of operations for your scrolling people
913. 2:14:09come on got a degree in acting I could fix this but the problem is it's not a bug that I'm sure no one uses Tik Tok
914. 2:14:17like I'm using it so it's not a bug anyone would give a [ __ ] about but me I can find bugs very fast Kyle AI
915. 2:14:26evangelist Shannon thanks I'm drinking the Kool-Aid thanks Mark that's [ __ ] hilarious that's awesome I know enough
916. 2:14:34Pro wait I know enough programming that I can catch a lot of wrong information but I can usually edit my something yeah
917. 2:14:42I mean that's the thing the more the more you use these tools for [ __ ] that you're good at the better you're going
918. 2:14:49to be at them cuz you'll be able to go that's brilliant that's a piece of [ __ ] that's just wrong um just
919. 2:15:00like it's the thing about actors isn't it you stick a [ __ ] heart over their head and they just start dancing for you I just want to be
920. 2:15:12loved we need to get AI to figure out how to fix the scrolling issue we [ __ ] do could could you all get on
921. 2:15:19that could you all go to one of these things and come up with a fix describe the problem come up with the fix and
922. 2:15:27then we'll send the code to Tik Tock say could you please just do it do a get you know a get a get on this get this in the [ __ ] code
923. 2:15:40base I was saved with an AI and saved I like that Dr J that's solid edit my prompts and get code I want yeah that's
924. 2:15:49that's the thing it the the don't give up on these tools when they give you shitty results initially for for two
925. 2:15:59reasons one is these things are the worst they're ever going to be this shit's going to get better fast like dramatically better
926. 2:16:08fast um but also back to that idea of prompt being a prompt psychologist one once you kind of make the transition from Google prompting
927. 2:16:22which is like I want as concise a prompt as possible cuz I don't want to confuse the search engine this is kind of the
928. 2:16:29opposite where you got to kind of think psychologically like what context do I need to give this idiot savant so it can take all of its vast
929. 2:16:40knowledge and become my superpower once you make that shift everything starts to change then you realize oh I can problem solve if I get
930. 2:16:52back a CRA crappy answer I can problem solve the prompting to the point that I can get back a consistently good answer
931. 2:16:59and once you get that holy [ __ ] is that gratifying I just want to make a million dollars using chat gbt you can make money with chat
932. 2:17:11gbt we got to do the t-shirts people I I'll get on it I just haven't done it yet I'm still think about what I want it
933. 2:17:18to look like but we'll do it and I don't know how to spell [Music] J so it's all math right yeah currently the way these tools work it's all
934. 2:17:31math I I mean what's what's astounding about these tools and mid Journey like the the image generation tools are using
935. 2:17:38the same [ __ ] technology what's astounding is that it does what it does because the output is so sophisticated
936. 2:17:49but the but what it's actually doing once these things are embedded is they are vector they are vector sets they're
937. 2:17:57sets of numbers that point to a location in Vector space like thousand Dimension Vector space where there are semantic
938. 2:18:06clouds of words that have similar meaning or related meaning and then when you type your prompt it does some sort of math and
939. 2:18:16says Where in the Vector space is most likely to be the next word and it goes oh that's in Vector Cloud
940. 2:18:25768 you know over here where there's all the word dog with all these different meanings and this particular use of the
941. 2:18:33word dog is the one that's most likely to be the next word so it's all math it's astounding has no concept of what
942. 2:18:39it's doing it's it's just a calculator it's just the most [ __ ] remarkable calculator ever in the history of
943. 2:18:48humankind that's going to transform the very definition of work but other than that it's probably just a passing fad
944. 2:18:56right probably just a passing fat this is it's one of my favorite moments is when someone's like well I heard it's it's just
945. 2:19:09overhyped and then you show them something that's relevant to them and you see them go I had no idea I was on a call with a guy
946. 2:19:23once like this like three months ago and I had just built I built this thing called the social media marketing
947. 2:19:30machine which is I I basically built a zapier automation which was the which which matched the the first python
948. 2:19:36application that I wrote in chat GPT and it was it was a Google form that you'd give it a topic and then you'd
949. 2:19:44answer two or three questions about the topic and then you'd hit submit and it would email you like five pieces
950. 2:19:51of social media content a set of tweets a blog post a set of like a a tweet like a hashtag cloud and just all that all
951. 2:20:01sorts of [ __ ] and it was impressive and it formatted it was like a nice email right so I'm on the phone with this guy and he goes he
952. 2:20:08goes yeah yeah I've used chat GPT I and I said oh I just built this cool cool tool you want to see it and he's like oh
953. 2:20:16sure so I said here let's let's so I shared my screen and I pulled up the Google form and I said give me a topic
954. 2:20:24and he gave me a topic and then I said give you know give answer these questions like why is that topic
955. 2:20:29important and whatever they were and so I hit submit and so we're chatting and I'm like oh it's this cool thing you'll
956. 2:20:35get an email in like 30 seconds so check it out and so we're talking and going and and all of a sudden I can see him
957. 2:20:40check his email and and he goes like this he just goes he he goes I he goes he goes Kyle I had no idea he
958. 2:20:55goes I don't even know what to do with this I got to go I got to go and he hung up on me it was wild it was wild but it's like
959. 2:21:08you you know if if you're looking at this stuff from the outside it's really hard to see what it is cuz it kind of
960. 2:21:14looks like a Google search bar and you're thank you for the h dang why you y paluca um and it kind of looks like that and
961. 2:21:25then but everyone's telling you oh no but this is really different this is really remarkable and you're like well
962. 2:21:29what like what is it it's a chat chat bot well haven't chat Bots always sucked yes they've always sucked I hate that
963. 2:21:36they called it a chat bot because it's not really that it's so much different than that and and then when people actually use it
964. 2:21:48that light bulb goes off where they're just like oh [ __ ] wait wait it can do that but it can't do it can't do what I do
965. 2:22:01right oh [ __ ] what do I do right like that's the moment I think we all deserve to like confront and and and a big part of this
966. 2:22:15channel is like I I want you to confront that moment on your terms not on someone else's terms because that's starting to
967. 2:22:26happen extras are now going to charge a bazillion dollars for an appearance um here's the problem with acting for for every job there are
968. 2:22:3810,000 people that would kill their grandmother for that part it is it is a it's a rough business everyone wants to
969. 2:22:52be in it the media business in general is a very rough business because it's so sexy and it's so prestigious and everyone wants to be a
970. 2:23:01star that and this is what sag's trying to hedge against and I don't I don't know how they fight this fight quite
971. 2:23:07frankly I mean this is a really tough fight because as a producer if I can save you know $3 to5 million for from a
972. 2:23:17production by not having to bring in you know a thousand extras I'm going to fight for that the actors are going to say well you've got
973. 2:23:27to bring in at least 50% of the people in background have to be real people like they'll negotiate it to some
974. 2:23:37um but it's that's a rough one like I don't know how they're going to fight for that because it's it's from an economic
975. 2:23:44standpoint it's a it's a it's a tough one and again you've just got you know thousands and thousands and thousands of
976. 2:23:54people that would literally kill for that job for that part it's just a it's just a rough rough business Luna Labs is the extras I don't
977. 2:24:06know Luna Labs but I will look at it you are on spot I couldn't agree more I have no [ __ ] idea what I said but thank
978. 2:24:13you um I plan to play a bit when I move it's going to be interesting Pablo I would encourage you to play a bit right
979. 2:24:21now do it now before you move but yeah play with it very well put thank you don't know what I said discriminator
980. 2:24:30okay so AI will drive up no access data behind pay walls well it did that's so open AI had um browse with Bing that
981. 2:24:45where it was chat connected to the internet and it was pulling content from behind pay walls from Fortune Magazine and probably from lots of
982. 2:24:58others and so they pulled it and then two days 3 days later they announced a Content deal with the Associated Press
983. 2:25:06and I would be very surprised if they didn't cut a deal with time ink which publishes Fortune Magazine
984. 2:25:13um I have a feeling open AI is going to start cutting a lot of content deals um cuz they're going to have to or they're
985. 2:25:20just going to get their asses suited out of business so and they don't like you know they they want to be running their
986. 2:25:25business they don't want to be dealing with with copyright lawsuits so they're going to have to cut content deals
987. 2:25:32so and you know luckily they've got they've got Microsoft behind them so Microsoft is going to run interference
988. 2:25:38for them and they're going to say okay here are the here are the important relationships we don't want to [ __ ] up
989. 2:25:43and here's the people to talk to um hey everybody hi Kyle hey the bear what's happening what's shaking what's
990. 2:25:51shaking uh James Smith is it worth it to pay for gp4 is there another way to use GPT connected to the internet with good
991. 2:25:59answers okay so this is now a more complicated answer than it was two days ago I think it's still worth paying for
992. 2:26:08chat GPT plus which gives you access to gp4 because you got access to code interpreter and you also get access to
993. 2:26:16plugins I'm excited about code interpreter than plugins but plugins are going to be cool at some point they're
994. 2:26:20just they're just they're a little marginally valuable right now they'll get better but code interpreters [ __ ] mind-blowing
995. 2:26:31um bing.com is chat gp4 so if you go to the chat button on bing.com that's gp4 now how how have I explain this before
996. 2:26:41so here's your large language model this is the gp4 large language model chat GPT is actually an appc application sitting
997. 2:26:47on top of the large language model Bing chat is similarly an application sitting on top of the large language model so they both are
998. 2:26:57gp4 large language model but they're they're different applications right so they're not the same the quality of the
999. 2:27:05open AI one is better than the bing one but the bing one actually does more [ __ ] than the open AI one like it will
1000. 2:27:11analyze images and it will gener generate images if you ask it to so those are two options for gp4 then you have Claude AI which is
1001. 2:27:25anthropics gp4 competitor that has a couple of things about it that make it really really compelling it's not quite as good as GPT
1002. 2:27:344 for what it's worth but you can upload five files to it like five PDFs and start interacting with them up to like
1003. 2:27:4310 megabytes each it also has 100,000 token context window meaning you can put 75,000 words in that and have a
1004. 2:27:52conversation with it or like 50,000 words I don't know the the depending on how they calculate tokens it it might be
1005. 2:27:58more or less than 75,000 or or between 50 and 75 um po.com you can get access to gp4 and then Bard is Google's version
1006. 2:28:11of maybe gpt3 Bard still sucks that's why it's on the bottom so Claude Bing and chat. open.com are would be the contenders Bing is free
1007. 2:28:24gp4 chat. open.com is paid gp4 but it's better and then Claude is a free alternative that has some advantages
1008. 2:28:33over gp4 but it's not as strong a language model so just play around with those three good question though it's
1009. 2:28:40this shit's just just the the options that we have right now are really complicated right now cuz new competitors are coming on under the
1010. 2:28:46scene that are that are pretty good have compelling uh strengths we don't need teachers I disagree with that I think we
1011. 2:28:54need teachers um to help students learn how to interact with the world um rather than learning how to interact with information I think
1012. 2:29:06there's a transition happening I think we need teachers and leaders got to go many thanks again thank you Laura appreciate it you're
1013. 2:29:13probably gone by now because I'm so far behind I'm a damn questions I'm a human with curiosity good enough
1014. 2:29:19for me that's all you need to be right now be a human be ravenously curious and be adventurous and just go to these
1015. 2:29:27things and start playing start figuring it the [ __ ] out so you go Focal Point Minnesota I like it I've been trying to replicate an
1016. 2:29:39ml repo for over 6 months in 2 days with chat GPT done wow that's [ __ ] outrageous that's amazing that's
1017. 2:29:52amazing I mean and and now that you've got things like code interpreter and Claude do you know claw. where you can upload big
1018. 2:30:02files you could take entire GitHub repositories and upload it to these tools and start interacting with it tell
1019. 2:30:09it to give you a step-by-step tutorial for how to do it which it sounds like that's what you did with with chat GPT
1020. 2:30:15that's amazing Johnson very cool I kind of disagree I think just like the internet AI will be split public versus
1021. 2:30:23private I well I think I I think you're right I think that must have been in reference to me saying it's going to be
1022. 2:30:30trained on all of humanity or some something around that you're definitely going to have big private areas you know the
1023. 2:30:38the the early days of the web there was very much sort of uh you know information wants to be free kind of
1024. 2:30:45attitude and there was lots of Open Source stuff and a lot of that's going on now with AI and then over time you
1025. 2:30:52know the web got more and more consistent and corporatized and all that sort of stuff and you know we broke into the major
1026. 2:31:01players that's all now going to get shattered and we're going to go through this cycle again um the thing that I
1027. 2:31:09think might be different here is that because so much of so much of the power of these tools is in the is in the open-
1028. 2:31:20source Community now and it sounds like meta is going to release a powerful like GPT 3.5 competitor for free for the open
1029. 2:31:29source Community um with a commercial license they announced that two days ago um I think we're going to see an
1030. 2:31:37incredibly vibrant um public ecosystem for for all of this stuff where you're going to have um if you work for a corporation you'll
1031. 2:31:50use the Microsoft flavor right or the Google Flavor if you're a small company you might use one of the open source
1032. 2:31:58models or or you know a commercial entity built on top of Open Source um so I think we're going to have lots and lots of
1033. 2:32:05options um but yeah I agree I there's there's still going to be like the we're human beings there's going to be power
1034. 2:32:12centers and people are going to do everything they can to maximize their power that's never going to change um gigo needs the experts to get
1035. 2:32:24familiar and correct it Go garbage in garbage out yep I agree I transcribed a YouTube video with vid to text and use
1036. 2:32:32CLA to turn it into two blog posts and 10 tweets there you go Vicki that's it I know it's just like it's [ __ ] insane
1037. 2:32:40it's it's just you you take like that that one little element of of what you do during a day day right if part of
1038. 2:32:47your job was doing social media content and you're like okay I got to go to YouTube I'll download the transcript
1039. 2:32:54I'll read the transcript I'll pull out the things I'll write the things da da da da and that's with interruptions
1040. 2:33:00during the day that's 2 three four hours of your day and now you figured out how you can do that like that and then you
1041. 2:33:07could throw that in a zapier Automation and literally pop in the YouTube url have it run the Automation and post that content
1042. 2:33:20to a Google doc or to a spreadsheet or to wherever doesn't [ __ ] matter automatically post it right so yeah it's
1043. 2:33:29and and that's like one little element of what you do right and there's a thousand of those that can all be
1044. 2:33:35transformed in similar ways and then there's new things that can happen so it's astounding not all needed data will be
1045. 2:33:44free try reading New York Times article without a subscription I don't disagree with that RJ I think I think one of the
1046. 2:33:49places companies are going to make um make you know buckets of money is on proprietary data look up if if you
1047. 2:33:58haven't heard of it um Bloomberg GPT they they they're taking proprietary Bloomberg data they they embedded it and
1048. 2:34:05threw it in a vector database and now they're going to charge buckets of cash to be able to GPT financial data and so
1049. 2:34:15there's going to be tons of those I think that's ultimately where competitive advantages are going to live
1050. 2:34:20the fact that open AI just cut a deal they cut a deal with Shutterstock and they cut a deal with the Associated
1051. 2:34:25Press and I'm guessing that they're going to cut a bunch more that means open AI is going to be able to have a
1052. 2:34:32version of chat GPT where you'll say you'll check the Associated Press button and say I want to I want to understand
1053. 2:34:40you know this particular news event um restricted to AP P sources done like that's going to be something worth paying for right and AP
1054. 2:34:52will get a cut of that and Cat GPT will get a cut of that and they're going to have a ton of those so I think
1055. 2:34:57proprietary data is a really interesting place folks can make money um I meant for the code for the companies you built oh um so I'm more of
1056. 2:35:11a product guy than the coding guy so so we've got a tech team that builds our app and builds the our CMS the back end
1057. 2:35:19but but I designed it all like I I I know enough about tech to know what we need to do I just don't know how to do
1058. 2:35:26it so I say here's what I want it to do and then they build it and they hand it to me and I make it break and I say
1059. 2:35:34here's what's wrong with it um yeah and we've been around for 11 years now so the the code base is fairly
1060. 2:35:41well established and pretty stable um but now that I'm I'm you know you know rethinking it all with AI we're prob
1061. 2:35:50what I'm probably going to do is so I I'll have my code base here for my current Story vine code base here and
1062. 2:35:56then I think what I'm going to do is I'm going to create an AI playground over here and then at some point when stuff
1063. 2:36:01gets real enough here I'll roll it in yes thank you I look forward to your broadcast daily thank you Firefly I appreciate
1064. 2:36:14that what do I need to make these crazy stable diffusion videos um I assume you mean the runway videos go to Runway ml
1065. 2:36:23or download the runway ml app and then you can either use video to video or text to video um and it just makes videos and
1066. 2:36:32they're crazy and they're disturbing and here here's the thing about all these text to video tools they're they're
1067. 2:36:39they're all kind of janky right now but they are going to be de Jank ified quickly if you if you look at the
1068. 2:36:47quality of image generation a year ago it was laughably bad and if you look at what mid journey is doing today it's
1069. 2:36:55disturbingly good video is going to follow the exact same path in fact the CEO of stable diffusion stability
1070. 2:37:04AI said that their current internal working model that they're working with so on stable diffusion you know you you
1071. 2:37:10type in text and you know whatever it is 10 seconds later it generates the image for you the model that they're working with
1072. 2:37:17internally at stability AI is generating images 60 a second 60 images a second is the speed that the the the internal model at at stable
1073. 2:37:31diffusion um why is that relevant well 30 frames a second is video 60 frames a second is video games well 120 but but 60 is
1074. 2:37:43pretty good um dynamically generated you know so so you're going to have fullframe fullframe video being generated from a text
1075. 2:37:54prompt um in the not too distant future so Runway ml all these things that you look at it and you're like well it's
1076. 2:38:01kind of cute but it's very disturbing cuz when he went to go drink the beer it went through his head that's all going
1077. 2:38:07to go it's all going to be fixed so so again what I would strongly encourage you to do is is go learn those tools start playing with them
1078. 2:38:16um the other thing I would do is go to futurepedia doio there are probably a lot of video tools that that I don't
1079. 2:38:22know about um I know there's uh descript there's Runway ml's the most famous one right now cuz their text of
1080. 2:38:31videos pretty good there's descript there's another one I can't remember the name of and there's probably a ton of
1081. 2:38:38them there so just go to the video section at futurepedia doio which Tech vendor do you work for for uh it's a company called storyvine
1082. 2:38:47I'm the founder and the CEO of it and it's a an automated video storytelling platform story vine.com they might come up with a system that
1083. 2:38:56works this time I don't know who that's in reference to I am DocuSign X Salesforce and sap interesting um yeah this so I think that
1084. 2:39:08um I think that these large language models like like Salesforce in my opinion no one should ever have to deal with that
1085. 2:39:23[ __ ] interface ever it's a [ __ ] travesty I don't know why crms have to be as complicated as they are but they
1086. 2:39:32are and it's a [ __ ] disaster but you could throw a large language model simplification on top of it and I
1087. 2:39:41know that Salesforce just announced that they've got 10 like 10 AI tools that are going to be built into it um but but I
1088. 2:39:49should be able to just I should be able to just call someone record that call and it just automatically knows this
1089. 2:39:58person's new they're not in Salesforce it auto it auto creates the contact the account the opportunity because it it it
1090. 2:40:06understood what we talked about and it was clear that this person actually has budget so it throws it into whatever the
1091. 2:40:12[ __ ] part of the funnel it needs to be in I should have to think about that [ __ ] at all someone needs to go build that and
1092. 2:40:24if Salesforce isn't building it shame on you I know you don't work there you're your ex Salesforce but DocuSign is
1093. 2:40:31similarly complicated and sap is just a whole another you know nightmare in of itself um these are all powerful tools
1094. 2:40:39don't get me wrong like businesses need these things to run but they are so complicated if you think of the amount
1095. 2:40:45of hours that salespeople have to spend inputting data into Salesforce if they could be on the [ __ ] phone
1096. 2:40:56selling rather than inputting data on Salesforce we would probably double our revenue and I'm a small company I mean if you could
1097. 2:41:08get if you could get a 10% increase in productivity out of salespeople for a big Pharma company [ __ ] that all that all drops to the
1098. 2:41:20bottom line I asked for a meal plan Bing gave me links Bard gave me a plan and a shopping list yeah that's cool uh try
1099. 2:41:28claw. a and try chat GPT it's actually now that there's so many um options here the other night on here we did this it
1100. 2:41:35was fun someone someone asked can chat write a joke and I'm like probably not but let's go try and so we we we wrote I
1101. 2:41:42wrote a single prompt to write a joke about avocados and then we went to each of these tools and and used the exact same
1102. 2:41:50prompt AC prompt across the tools so so that's it's a really interesting exercise to learn how good or bad these
1103. 2:41:57things are and how they're different because some are some are like the pi one that's not up here pi. a pi. a um is
1104. 2:42:08super chatty and like I'm going to be your best friend and then some like Bard is more sparse and Bing is more
1105. 2:42:15Microsoft corporate you know and chat GPT is you know decently conversational but they're they're all very very
1106. 2:42:22different it's a good exercise to take the same prompt and do it across things all right using it right now pain points to a 9 to-5 job very
1107. 2:42:34cool that's good uh laughing out loud don't worry and don't twerk see this is someone who understands the reality of this
1108. 2:42:44channel the day I Twerk is the day this thing gets shut down for good how did you lose your Tik Tok Channel I don't want to talk about it I
1109. 2:42:55thought it was a good song guess I shouldn't have shown my butt crack all right we've warned you before about twerking I know Vicky I
1110. 2:43:07know I know I'll put my back out exactly exactly I know I know that these nightly things are over when my butt gets numb
1111. 2:43:16so it's you know we're not far we're not far from putting the back out I want to build a proven technology that provides
1112. 2:43:22free energy I think these things these things are going to lead us so because these these what what these
1113. 2:43:32tools really do is they amplify what people want to accomplish and so people who want to accomplish things like free energy and
1114. 2:43:41cures for cancer and their effort effs get Amplified and if nothing else rather than being able to do one experiment in a week maybe I
1115. 2:43:53can do four or maybe I can do 10 or maybe I can do virtual experiments and I can do a thousand and in those thousand
1116. 2:44:02that might have taken a thousand weeks historically maybe the answer is in one of those thousands that I do in a
1117. 2:44:09week and that's we're going to start to see an acceleration in scientific breakthroughs that's going to it's just
1118. 2:44:15gonna [ __ ] melt faces it's it's gonna change everything so you go for it you go for it user 6801 7466 38 3133 I would
1119. 2:44:29think one of the things that you could use chat GPT for is to come up with a clever name cuz cuz we do rate names here and
1120. 2:44:39just sticking with the old user number no that's zero out of 10 zero out of 10 zero although you know what I'll give
1121. 2:44:49you one out of 10 because you showed up isn't isn't that how some Tesco if you get your name right on the cover letter
1122. 2:44:55you get you get a point so you get a point for being here all right just here to learn how to make money you can make money
1123. 2:45:05watch is that voice make money with Kyle and chat gbt oh in that voice yeah exactly all right how much of a game
1124. 2:45:14changer is code generator code interpreter it's it's staggering you want to see it let's code interpreter which by the way if you're
1125. 2:45:28thinking G Kyle code interpreter doesn't sound interesting at all and it sounds kind of geeky and this is is it me or is that a
1126. 2:45:37[ __ ] horrible name you're correct all right and what the engineers have told me over and over again is well
1127. 2:45:45technically it's accurate it's it's code interpreting it's it's a it's a common term in the it's it's a term of Art in
1128. 2:45:51the in in the the industry is as an engineer I I know exactly what code interpreter means and it's [ __ ] horrible name all right
1129. 2:46:01at some point we're going to come up with a new name we're going to we're going to fix Tik Tock scrolling bug and
1130. 2:46:06we're going to come up with a better name for code interpreter but in the meantime it's called code interpreter so
1131. 2:46:12how you get to this is I'm at chat . open.com so this is chat GPT I've paid for chat GPT plus which is the little
1132. 2:46:20yellow flag there and then in gp4 you see code interpreter if you don't see this here you need to enable it in your
1133. 2:46:28settings so you go to uh your little name you go to settings and then you go to Beta features and you turn it on so you got
1134. 2:46:39plugins and you got code interpreter and when they bring back browse with Bing that'll be here as well okay so now we got code
1135. 2:46:50interpreter and what happens is so you've got your little prompt window here and you've got a plus button and we'll upload
1136. 2:47:01something let's see is it downloads all right I don't even know what this is so I went to if if you want to get data sets you can go to um
1137. 2:47:16kaggle K A gle.com and they'll give you data sets and I think this I think this one might be Denver crime stats but there's all
1138. 2:47:27sorts of data sets you can get but it's a zip file and so what I'm going to do now is I'm going to say um what's the
1139. 2:47:36data in this file question mark so the first thing it'll do it says let's start start by unziping it okay and so it says the zip file
1140. 2:47:52contains crime Offense Code and crime XML let's take a look at the first few rows so let me show you what's actually
1141. 2:47:59happening here because here's here's the first part of what's mind-blowing about this so not only can It open a zip file
1142. 2:48:05that's cool how did it open the zip file well it wrote python code and executed it it imported Library it wrote python
1143. 2:48:14code to import some libraries that unzip files and it wrote the code and executed it and then it said the result of my
1144. 2:48:21code was here's the names of the files and so that's how it wrote this and then it said okay so you asked me what was in
1145. 2:48:29here so let's go ahead and look in here and now it looked inside those files so it knows it knows what's in
1146. 2:48:37here so here's all the different data points now it's saying let's inspect the XML file so the XML file has things like title
1147. 2:48:49geoform for Geographic data bounding coordinates data access usage constraints right so so now it understands how this data is going to be
1148. 2:49:03formatted with that XML file so it says it's important to note this is just a partial view of the XML file and it
1149. 2:49:10might contain more information for full analysis you might process the entire XML file considering its complete structure I'm going to say
1150. 2:49:20um please analyze and visualize in the most interesting and
1151. 2:49:35beautiful be uh beautiful way possible possible the trends in this
1152. 2:49:52[Applause] data so it so it says sure let's start by loading the complete CSV file and analyzing the data and I think it'll
1153. 2:50:02break the first time I've done this before because it it's encoded it uses the wrong encoder yeah it did it it did
1154. 2:50:09it again so we en encoded it in whatever and there are some non utf8 characters in the file so let's try doing it again with ISO 8589 or
1155. 2:50:258859 so then it says Let's do let's start the analysis by doing the the following check the time span analyze the distribution of
1156. 2:50:36crimes over time check the most common offense types analyze the geographical distribution of crimes check if there's
1157. 2:50:44any trender pattern in the time hour of the day day of the week month of the year when crimes occur first let's start
1158. 2:50:51with a time span of the data set so it's writing it's writing code for all of these it looks like this one might time
1159. 2:50:59out and so if it times out it'll write new code so so this is the kind of stuff code interpreter is doing is it's doing
1160. 2:51:06full-on data analysis full-on coding what it's actually doing is it's spinning up a virtual machine for every chat session that you
1161. 2:51:16use and it's running it's running itself um it it's basically running like a little mini computer inside chat GPT
1162. 2:51:25that writes and executes code it's got its own set of libraries it can use and then it just goes and write
1163. 2:51:32stuff there there it did a a crime chart so that's a line plot of what number of crimes over time monthly and it's still working it's just
1164. 2:51:44it's literally doing data analysis remember I asked for it to be beautiful here's a bar chart that it did
1165. 2:51:52in lovely rainbow colors which I'm sure would offend many of the people looking at crime stats but
1166. 2:52:06whatever they did some sort of scatter chart that that looks like it's a bad scatter chart this scatter plot shows
1167. 2:52:12distribution of random sample of crimes um so so that you could tell it it screwed something up there so to fix
1168. 2:52:20it and it'll go fix it it's still going right so it it came up with its own set of instructions all I said to it was
1169. 2:52:29analyze this and visualize it make it beautiful so that's that's code interpreter so yes what was it how much
1170. 2:52:38of a game changer code interpreter um I think it's big you can upload images and say What are the the top 15 average
1171. 2:52:45colors in this image and give me their RGB values and display them and give them the name of a creative crayon color and it
1172. 2:52:54will it's nuts now what do I what can you do with it that I'm not as clear on cuz I don't know data science at all like at
1173. 2:53:04all um but I know that what I just watched it do is staggeringly powerful no more teachers or 10e professors I
1174. 2:53:19don't know about that I think teachers are here you're so right I'm glad but I don't know what I was saying how can I
1175. 2:53:25leverage chat GPT in real estate um many many ways um go play around with some of the real estate plugins in chat GPT you can
1176. 2:53:35have it do comps you could have have it write you marketing copy you could have it it could it could write you video scripts for Tik Tok
1177. 2:53:45you could just if you got the prompt right you could probably give it an MLS listing and it would pull the
1178. 2:53:55relevant data from the MLS listing and yeah you could you could probably you could probably create a prompt that
1179. 2:54:06would create a Tik Tock script for you or whatever like a YouTube script um that just talked about like the
1180. 2:54:12neighborhood and the school TOs and the how cool the house is and what are the unique pieces of the thing
1181. 2:54:20and you could have it write letters Prospect letters you could have it summarize call notes and automatically follow up with emails I
1182. 2:54:31would look into zapier to do automations to automate a lot of this stuff um with with Bing you can upload a
1183. 2:54:45picture to Bing you could upload a picture of the house assuming you're not in commercial real estate but even if you
1184. 2:54:51are upload a picture of the house to Bing and have it write social media copy for that house and just see how it does I I don't know
1185. 2:55:02if it'll do good but it understands what a house is and it understands what copyrighting is and you could say I'm
1186. 2:55:09you know you're a real estate agent who's who specializes in writing really interesting social media Co copy based
1187. 2:55:17on the you know the the you know the image of a house I don't know uh like what I would say is start using these tools start
1188. 2:55:26playing with them start understand what they make possible and then just dig deeper and deeper and deep take take
1189. 2:55:32little pieces of your job and start to use these things to amplify it I really hate writing letters I'm not really good
1190. 2:55:40at it okay great perfect take if there's a an email that you wrote that is a masterpiece took you 3 hours to write it
1191. 2:55:49and it was super painful but you love that email and you use that as as your template and it's always painful take
1192. 2:55:56that pop it into chat GPT say hey you're a real estate agent and here's an an email that you sent recently paste it in paste now write me
1193. 2:56:08a new email to this person about this property address and follow the T tone and structure of the email above out
1194. 2:56:17it'll come it'll be perfect every time you'll never have to write another email start with [ __ ] like that little
1195. 2:56:23pieces of your job make them better and then just start to expand your little circle of the things you can do get
1196. 2:56:28bigger and bigger and bigger and tell all your co-workers about it share it talk about it is there any AI out there that's
1197. 2:56:38helping things like affiliate marketing website funnels there's a [ __ ] ton of them and there's there's plugins for
1198. 2:56:43them Sean thank you for that what is that that's like a little baby dinosaur cute love it all right um go to
1199. 2:56:52uh affiliate marketing funnels so go start playing with chat GPT plugins there's a bunch of SEO and affiliate
1200. 2:57:01marketing [ __ ] in there and then I would also go to Future pedia.com training manuals or things
1201. 2:57:16like that just pop it all in there like go to claw. that's got 100,000 token context window and just upload a bunch of PDFs
1202. 2:57:27of you know training manuals from your affiliate marketing thing and just have it start writing copy for you and and have it design you know
1203. 2:57:37website funnels and website funnel copy and all that sort of stuff I think this shit's going to be brilliant for
1204. 2:57:43affiliate marketing but I guarantee you a lot of the affiliate marketing people are all over it but they're all the ones
1205. 2:57:50that are like you can make money with Chachi P you know you can white label this you can make money with Chachi p with your
1206. 2:57:58face saying you can make money with Chach just sign up for my multi-level scheme uh uh support network so we can all make money with ch
1207. 2:58:11telling people that they can make money with ch not that I'm bitter and cynical about affiliate marketing or as we called them in my
1208. 2:58:21genx days pyramid schemes all right they're not all pyramid schemes I know that don't get on my case I'm just being bitter all right
1209. 2:58:34will Bard or Bing AI help with planning a trip and train travel they all will and in fact go to if you if you pay for
1210. 2:58:42chat GPT plus go to plugin there's a bunch of travel plugins in there um but Bing is probably the best one because it's connected to the
1211. 2:58:50internet so just go to Bing and tell it to not only book your travel for you but uh plan daily itineraries find good
1212. 2:58:59restaurants all that sort of [ __ ] all right it's 10:12 I got to go people I can't it's Saturday night what are you
1213. 2:59:06doing here with me why is everyone still here why are you here why are you here well because of the entertainment value
1214. 2:59:20clearly all right how can I leverage from Real Estate we just talked about that it was awesome what's that one called I don't
1215. 2:59:28know from chbt I mean we talked about that what's that product what was the product what was I doing what did I
1216. 2:59:41do I don't remember what I did oh I don't know I don't know where I was sorry you got to be more because I'm
1217. 2:59:50behind on all my uh comments if you just say what was that or it I don't know what it or that was I want to know when the AI has
1218. 3:00:00access to Scientific abstract and discussion but there is a pay wall so go to here I'll show you mation if you're still here mation
1219. 3:00:14B so we're going to go to chat GPT plugins and then we're going to turn off zappier and we're going to turn
1220. 3:00:31on X papers and ml paper reader and I think there might be more I might go I'm going see go see if there's other ones out there
1221. 3:00:52hey wome of the day so paper no plugins found for paper oh that's pepper paper XP papers paper chat search
1222. 3:01:04through archive Publications I already got that one search for the latest research papers on a specific to topic from
1223. 3:01:13PubMed I'll install that one it looks like there's a bunch of plugins for this so 250 million scientific papers that one's called
1224. 3:01:23science free and reliable academic search some now some of these may require accounts behind pay walls but I think some may not lit Maps so
1225. 3:01:37that's get help exploring scientific literature all right well whatever let's go let's go back out of here and so I've got what do I have
1226. 3:01:50turned on I've got ml paper Reader X papers and next paper I'm going to put on science because that one seem
1227. 3:02:00more scientific okay so now I'm going to to um I want to find research on um effective
1228. 3:02:15high do antibiotic treatment of longterm lime disease and let's see what it does it
1229. 3:02:30should fire up one or more of those plugins using science so the way the plugins work is they kind of understand based on what
1230. 3:02:41you're looking for might I be the right plug PL in for this and so here are some recent papers on the topic high dose antibio biotic
1231. 3:02:49treatment for long-term Lyme disease manage of pediatric Lyme disease updated Lyme disease guidelines con confirm
1232. 3:02:56current best practices [ __ ] [ __ ] current best practices are [ __ ] this is something I know a lot about fever in
1233. 3:03:05return traveler um and then I could also go um what is the latest um research with regards
1234. 3:03:20to large context windows for llms and this should fire off a different plugin this should fire off one oh it's using science as well that's
1235. 3:03:33okay let's see what it does here's some of the latest scaling laws for auto auto regressive gener generative
1236. 3:03:45modeling from 2021 these seem like they're older but anyway go play with the plugins and and maybe just turn them
1237. 3:03:53on and off one by one until you find one that works so hopefully that that helps hopefully that helps with the finding of
1238. 3:04:03the papers the other thing you can do is use Bing which is connected to the internet and oh is that but is that what
1239. 3:04:09you asked about yeah it there might be things behind pay walls but those plugins might do it I don't I honestly
1240. 3:04:15don't know enough about the the research world to be of any help more than
1241. 3:04:29that actors can monetize prompt engineer portfolio so theater groups produce their own original Works true just get I mean listen the thing
1242. 3:04:39about any disruptive technology is that it's in in the immediate it's [ __ ] terrifying because it's changing the game but long
1243. 3:04:51term actors are going to find ways to act I here's the here's the thing thank you very much here's the thing that I
1244. 3:04:58think is going to be a a big deal is authenticity the value of authenticity is going to go up dramatically when the world is inundated
1245. 3:05:11with autogenerated content we're going to see all this content that's going to look super slick on the surface and then
1246. 3:05:17it's all just going to be kind of this numb sameness and it's going to get really boring really quick and you know
1247. 3:05:24what's going to rise above the noise human beings that find ways to connect I mean Taylor Swift is playing right now 10
1248. 3:05:35minutes behind me there's [ __ ] 880,000 people in that Stadium singing every single word of every single song
1249. 3:05:44for however many [ __ ] hours she she performs it's [ __ ] insane those kind of experiences in my opinion go up in
1250. 3:05:53value dramatically when all this synthesized [ __ ] overwhelms us right and so what our actors going to do they're
1251. 3:06:00going to find ways they're going to find ways to rise above the noise so and you know movies might look different movies might be completely
1252. 3:06:11transformed but we're going to still realize that there is something different about a human being doing it
1253. 3:06:20making a human connection than the Bots there's going to be a lot of [ __ ] where it doesn't matter if it's a
1254. 3:06:29bot right if it's a [ __ ] Coffee commercial does it really need to be anything other than like all they're
1255. 3:06:38doing is hiring the most corporately Bland human being anyway right they're they're the a lot of those commercials
1256. 3:06:44they're bleeding the humanity out of them anyway because they don't want to [ __ ] offend anyone so let those things be
1257. 3:06:52synthesized does that [ __ ] some things up sure but you know what it does it frees up those creative people to do more interesting
1258. 3:07:00[ __ ] what does that look like I don't know but I think authenticity the value of it's going to be up there and actors
1259. 3:07:08are going to find ways to fill that space and creative people are going to find ways to fill that space and
1260. 3:07:13previously non-creative people who have found their creative voice because of these tools will fill that space so
1261. 3:07:28yeah is he live on a couple of platforms and reading comments from someone else well Aurora Richard Hill realtor no I'm
1262. 3:07:37just very B far behind on my comments and I haven't gotten to you yet but now that I've gotten to you I'm talking like
1263. 3:07:44a smarmy [ __ ] because I can am I alive who [Laughter] knows okay sorry about that uh yeah no I'm just behind all my questions and
1264. 3:07:59that's what happens that's what happens theater group can create characters best suited for the people in the group those
1265. 3:08:06with disabilities oh yeah that's actually a really interesting idea can you say the name of the customer service
1266. 3:08:11AI again I can I still have it here air air. air. this is the future in my opinion this is the future in my opin I don't
1267. 3:08:24know if this company is going to be the future but 100,000 sales and customer service reps at the to of a button yes
1268. 3:08:31blow up the phone tree right now flush it down the [ __ ] toilet God I hate those things like here's you want to know why gen
1269. 3:08:47xers are so [ __ ] angry do you really want to know we remember it used to be when you got on a plane and you sat down and it was more
1270. 3:09:01than a 30 minute flight they'd bring you a nice hot meal and they' treat you like a human being and they were
1271. 3:09:09nice and we remember that that's gone on and then we also remember if you spent a lot of money with a company and you had
1272. 3:09:18a problem you picked up the phone that was connected to the wall and you had to you had to stand there and you had
1273. 3:09:25to do this with the things but when you called a company a [ __ ] human being answered and you talk to them we remember
1274. 3:09:34that that's why we're bitter [ __ ] bag of pretzels the size of a half of a pretzel that's not a me meal and a phone tree isn't a [ __ ]
1275. 3:09:48conversation bring on the robots I want to talk to a robot I don't want to press nine if I'm slightly [Laughter]
1276. 3:10:04inconvenienced every now and then I just get the image of someone scrolling through Tik Tok and they just see me
1277. 3:10:09[ __ ] ranting about being bitter and makes me happy I'm hoping there will be an AI that can do principal component
1278. 3:10:20analysis I don't know what that is mommination but I hope for your sake there is too I assume there could be it seems to me that code
1279. 3:10:31interpreter could do thatc but I don't know what it is but I assume that you've got some sort of data set that you could
1280. 3:10:38put in there and you could ask it to do principal component analysis and I bet it will but I but I'm so ignorant about
1281. 3:10:47what that term even means I could go look it up on chat gbt right now and be like a typical man and act like I know
1282. 3:10:52what you're talking about but I don't mansplaining is a service you can make money with CHT oh okay so we'll do a we should also
1283. 3:11:02do mansplaining as a service as a t-shirt cha PT mansplaining is a service all right what is the thing in your
1284. 3:11:10window that says 100,000 is that air AI it's too small to see yeah that was air. a yep that was it that was it that was
1285. 3:11:19it it it it being search engine gives links to info it finds exactly uh uh oh it's you're all talking to each
1286. 3:11:32other which I think is super cool AI theater instead of casting people for a role you can create a role based on the
1287. 3:11:38Caster character yeah that's the kind of so what you're talking about Chris is the so the short-term fear that AI is
1288. 3:11:49going to take our jobs or we're all going to lose our jobs a lot of people are going to lose jobs but AI is going
1289. 3:11:53to generate a bunch of jobs and they're going to generate jobs based on rethinking how things are done done no almost okay you done yeah
1290. 3:12:05soon what are you doing still working yeah nice doggy ah doggy's good he has hasn't been barking too much hey fatty Hey fatty
1291. 3:12:20hey come here baby all right but yeah that kind of innovation like even in theater like yes yes yes yes more of that that's that's
1292. 3:12:30what will come that's the stuff that gets me excited but I am not naive enough to think that there's not going
1293. 3:12:36to be all sorts of [ __ ] storm pain to get there which which that sucks seen that new AI called claw. a
1294. 3:12:47you mean that one looks pretty sick now I use Bard chat gppt perplexity and Claud I know I know Wilbert me too plus
1295. 3:12:56today I was talking to pi. aai and now I'm going to sign up for air. because I want to tell everyone that I know to
1296. 3:13:04[ __ ] replace their phone trees with something like that I hope they're a success I hope their technology doesn't suck um wait
1297. 3:13:14perplexity yeah and and Bing you should throw Bing in there because Bing you can generate images and it's connected to
1298. 3:13:19the internet and have you created 360 panoramic images using AI I did using that there's a the [ __ ] it called there's a text to sort of 3D
1299. 3:13:31world generator that makes a a 3D world that you can generate it's a game generating thing hang on let me I can't
1300. 3:13:38ever remember the name of it um um AI text to World wait text to
1301. 3:13:52world genor not deep AI blade Labs go to uh Skybox blads
1302. 3:14:11docomo and then do and we'll
1303. 3:14:27do okay we're going to do portal to a new world where that world
1304. 3:14:49is full of sentient avocados generate let's see what it
1305. 3:15:10does it's working it's working working patience people patience Pat genius takes 38 seconds now can I turn off how do I turn
1306. 3:15:26oh it turned it off for me so there you go there's our sentian avocado world look we've got an avocado we've got an avocado Dash panel here
1307. 3:15:42oh that's beautiful actually look at that sort of like an avocado it's like an apple avocado Planet so yeah that's that 360 World so
1308. 3:15:54this is Skybox blad labs.com I mean what's what's fascinating about this I forget how you do it can you download this is this download no
1309. 3:16:11download so I'm G to I'm going to open the image and this this kind of takes some of the mystery away from it but this is
1310. 3:16:26what it generated so this so all it's doing and I I know like I'm saying all it's doing like it's not doing
1311. 3:16:34anything they've essentially pre- prompted it to create a single flat image that if you wrap it around a a cylinder it looks
1312. 3:16:46like a 3D world it's not actually generating 3D art it's just generating 2D art that happens to be formatted like that but then it
1313. 3:16:56looks like this because [Laughter] math right I mean it's crazy it's nuts so like those curved lines here they
1314. 3:17:10look straight cuz it's mapped against it's mapped against the curved projection right so the the the next step the next
1315. 3:17:20stage of this kind of thing is it will generate something like this but it'll be a full-on 3D World right it'll be a
1316. 3:17:28generated 3D world and I can fly out this window it's not there yet but holy [ __ ] [ __ ] nuts right
1317. 3:17:45I mean what's amazing is all of all of that that we just saw all of mid Journey all of the protein folding
1318. 3:17:56that Alpha fold did is all based on the same basic technology here these these weird Vector spaces these math Vector spaces
1319. 3:18:10representing garant an amounts of data I can't I still like that thing I just showed the the blockade Labs
1320. 3:18:25thing like six months ago I don't know how old year a year ago that wasn't possible and now it's like I can draw a
1321. 3:18:35portal and say make me a portal of a world of avocados and it just [ __ ] does it and with as with as fast as these tools
1322. 3:18:46are advancing if you've been playing with this stuff even for a month what do we do in 5 years what what
1323. 3:18:55is possible in 5 years what's possible in a year a year from now July next year what are these tools going to be
1324. 3:19:06they're going to be more [ __ ] magical than they are now so learn to use them now and just keep up as best you can and stay
1325. 3:19:14curious go play go to futur pedia.com
1326. 3:19:38oh can I tell us how or show us um reference picture with the prompts do you mean in mid Journey or
1327. 3:19:52in uh bing um let me show you in bing I just rubbed my face it's all red we're going to start
1328. 3:20:09over I'm going to go more balance cuz I don't know what to do here so let's see um let me go grab a
1329. 3:20:26picture okay that's a good
1330. 3:20:40one where am I what did where did I do why did I do I'm so confused okay oh wait my
1331. 3:20:56Bing do I need to reload this come on my Bing no longer has image processing I do not know why that's
1332. 3:21:11strange that's a strand one I do not know let's try Bard b.google.r an
1333. 3:21:26image upload a file jpeg yeah that's good we'll do that one good picture that's a good mid Journey image I created for the AI Salon well I
1334. 3:21:39created it just cuz I created it and then I thought that be good for the a Salon Image so I'm going to say um you are an ad
1335. 3:21:53creative expert in wait expert in Creative um engagement copy
1336. 3:22:09please write 10 add headlines that incorporate wait incorporate the
1337. 3:22:24themes in this image um for a community of AI
1338. 3:22:39enthusiasts let's see what it does so now this is Bard Bard's not as good at the wordy words um but it can analyze an
1339. 3:22:48image and I don't know so Bing in your little search bar with Bing next to the microphone button if there's
1340. 3:22:56a little camera icon next to it um it will you can upload images and mine just didn't have that for some reason okay so
1341. 3:23:05it says sure here's here's two here are 10 ad headlines that incorporate the themes in the image so the art of the art of
1342. 3:23:15artificial intelligence take a ride on the future with AI so there's a VW bus in there the New Frontier of creativity
1343. 3:23:24surf the waves of AI Innovation so it's a beach scene right here's the image there's the image right surf the waves
1344. 3:23:34that's pretty good and this is Bard right Bard's not good at the wordy words and this is not bad AI the next chapter
1345. 3:23:42in human evolution that's got nothing to do with that image the power to create a better world the future is now answer
1346. 3:23:49our creative needs the key to unlocking our potential so a bunch of those are just generic um uh too many are generic can
1347. 3:24:03you mention at least one specific item in in the image for every
1348. 3:24:23headline explore the future of art with this painting by AI eh take a ride on the future with this self-driving car eh
1349. 3:24:34uh the New Frontier of creativity with this so okay this is something that that AI will do a lot it it kind of locked in in a in a
1350. 3:24:45linguistic um structure that it's using in every single one of them with this with this AI created Avatar with this AI
1351. 3:24:55powered disaster with this medical diagnosis tool like like it's so so Bard like we're where're Bard's just going
1352. 3:25:03off the rails here and it's it's it's no longer even referencing the image it's kind of referencing its own headlines somehow
1353. 3:25:13that's one of those things where this is just it's I wrote a crappy prompt and it's but it's it's being particularly
1354. 3:25:18crappy this is the kind of [ __ ] that gp4 just doesn't do or doesn't do as much but anyway that's how you would add add
1355. 3:25:27an image in Bard or or Bing um and then over in Discord if you want to to add an image it's a little more complicated but
1356. 3:25:40it's doable so let me show you how to do that so we're going to go take that same image and I'm going to drag it from the
1357. 3:25:51finder into the Discord window and then I hit return and it uploads that image it's a big image it's 3 megabyte
1358. 3:26:03image so now what I'm going to do is I'm going to rightclick it or on a Mac you can control-click it and I'm going to
1359. 3:26:09copy the link to the image and then I'm going to say um slash imagine so that's how you make an image in mid
1360. 3:26:26journey and in the prompt instead of writing anything right now I'm just going to hit paste and I'm pasting in
1361. 3:26:33the URL of the image right so basically the first part of the prompt here is this image and and then I'm going to write photograph of a VW
1362. 3:26:49bus on a beach at Sunset I'll just leave it I'll just leave it at that and let's see what it
1363. 3:27:04does so in theory it should turn this into a photograph rather than the stylized art it is now now cuz I told it
1364. 3:27:12to make a photograph so we'll see if it does it and this is part of the joy and frustration of working with these tools
1365. 3:27:21is that they are remarkable and then they are remarkably frustrating getting it to consistently do what you need it
1366. 3:27:28to do or what you expect it to do is just not always it's not always as straightforward as you think but you do
1367. 3:27:36get better at it and the tools get better and this is how we do what we do we does what we does it looks like it's making
1368. 3:27:45red VW buses which is this is promising and I think they're looking photographic we're building we're
1369. 3:27:56building we're building I didn't give it an aspect ratio so it just made them Square although it does look like it letterbox them which is
1370. 3:28:09interesting all right one more one more pass let's see which one of these looks
1371. 3:28:26good I think number one this one's got some weird ass Reflections on it and that one's just boring that doesn't quite look like a VW bus so
1372. 3:28:38we'll do number one so I'm going to upscale number one and it's going to go off and make me a lovely expanded
1373. 3:28:49version nice there you go and now I'm going to do zoom out 2x because if you haven't seen zoom out it's pretty
1374. 3:28:56amazing so I've got the bus here I'm going to do zoom out and it's going to give me four different options of this
1375. 3:29:03where we see a lot more sky and a lot more Beach uh wait what's it say that interaction failed well you
1376. 3:29:17suck it looks like mid journey is a little busy tonight that interaction failed well you still suck anyway all
1377. 3:29:24right that's how you do that hope that helps all right I said I had to go 25 minutes ago I wish I could quit
1378. 3:29:40you oh at least I entertained myself we're having fun tonight Saturday night hanging out in the air learning
1379. 3:29:55lab what did you learn tonight I didn't know [ __ ] I joined a little late what was the AI voice you were
1380. 3:30:05showing that you said is like what AT&T uses oh it wasn't an AI voice Jason it was I was making fun of AT&T using phone
1381. 3:30:18trees um and I want them to use AI robots to just talk to us um I think that's what I was talking about the site was called air. a air.
1382. 3:30:32a I assume it's a B2B thing that's pretty expensive are you on Google Scholar I'm not what's is Google Scholar
1383. 3:30:39doing interesting stuff with AI right now I would imagine they would be Google Scholar and if you're asking me if if
1384. 3:30:51I've been there if I'm there as a professor no I'm not maybe I should be no I don't I'm not I don't know tell me why you're
1385. 3:31:07asking night nomination what kind of AI jobs are available all jobs are going to be impacted by AI so I
1386. 3:31:16would I would say it's not so much that so if you if you want to go work for companies that are doing AI like go
1387. 3:31:23start you know learning about these companies that are behind all this [ __ ] we're using um but but if you're talking
1388. 3:31:30about like what what jobs are out there in all the businesses that are going to be using AI all the businesses are going
1389. 3:31:37to be using AI so what I would say is what are you good at and what are you passionate about start learning Ai and
1390. 3:31:44then start how to do start to teach yourself how to do what you do Amplified by Ai and start talking about it and you'll
1391. 3:31:54you you will jobs will find you for the next year year and a half anyone who gets AI literate in in their expertise is going
1392. 3:32:06to be in good shape anyone who resists it is going to be [ __ ] so um while there may be like there might be jobs
1393. 3:32:14like prompt engineer and we need an AI this and an AI that it's not going to be that obvious short term because what's going to
1394. 3:32:22happen is people are just going to be like I need to learn like this I I I was out to dinner with my my you know work
1395. 3:32:31my CEO buddy and he told me that he saw 30% productivity gains cuz he started using AI I got to figure this stuff out
1396. 3:32:40how do I use AI for my dut shop if someone in the dut shop is like always talking about how they use chat GPT and
1397. 3:32:48a AI when that CEO goes hey uh uh wait what's your name hey dney uh dney you've been talking about that chat GPT thing
1398. 3:32:57do you know anything about this AI I know a little bit about it good you're going to be the new VP of AI like that shit's going to
1399. 3:33:05happen um so start learning how to do what you do um using these tools and then it will become increasingly obvious
1400. 3:33:17where you might be good in this new world wrote Pharmacy procedures in minutes oh that's fascinating that's
1401. 3:33:23really cool use it for VBA programming and Excel formula building it's brilliant at that [ __ ] cuz it's so well
1402. 3:33:30documented all that VBA stuff and the Excel formula stuff there's just there's like an infinite number of courses on it
1403. 3:33:36so in the in the Corpus for the the base large l language model it's just full of that [ __ ] like you know those formulas
1404. 3:33:45have been around for decades right so it's good at that [ __ ] that's awesome all right someone's going to have to edit every spur
1405. 3:33:56work I don't know what spur workor was supposed to be but someone will have to edit something all right let me do a few more
1406. 3:34:04questions and then I got to go I really got to go this time seriously stop forcing me to be here it is not appropriate it's not I'm I am
1407. 3:34:13triggered I'm triggered looks like we got some new folks in hey everybody my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI
1408. 3:34:20learning lab and apparently I'm a bitter old gen xer don't you call me Boomer don't don't you do it [ __ ] Millennials [Laughter]
1409. 3:34:35okay my AI movie will be called the matriarchy showing the history of the world if women were we're in charge
1410. 3:34:41that'll be a good one it'll be awesome do it love it you know visions of all that comes later what sight is he on
1411. 3:34:50what drug is he on it's called caffeine and add M tasty bedtime reminder Apple has now told me it is time for me to leave
1412. 3:35:04[Laughter] you ah is it getting better me no this is as good as it gets it only goes it only goes downhill from
1413. 3:35:20here um used to take beating up an analyst now it's just a conversation yep love that real estate analysis
1414. 3:35:29cool how do you get it to get GID mode GMO G git mode I assume you mean git as in GitHub um you can just copy and paste a readme
1415. 3:35:44file from a GitHub and have it give you step-by-step instructions for how to get it up and running um somewhere I read
1416. 3:35:51that someone exported an entire git repository and uploaded it into um think code interpreter and just started doing
1417. 3:36:02[ __ ] with it so that again the depth of code interpreter is significantly beyond my ability to even imagine it so as I
1418. 3:36:11learn more about that I will share what I learned but I uh code interpreter is one of those things that is is newly
1419. 3:36:24humbling just when you think you had this [ __ ] figured out ping here's a thing to make you feel stupid da X Y and Z Trend it analyze it
1420. 3:36:36some okay for my AI bought to be my friend it has to be private and trusted yeah Louis Scott that's that's a that's
1421. 3:36:44going to be a big deal trusted private data is going to be a big deal R2-D2 is 100% loyal the other thing you're
1422. 3:36:51talking to is a thing called alignment and and Alignment is basically aligning the goals of these things with the goals of these
1423. 3:37:03things right um Sam Alman the CEO of of open AI um said that they're dedicating 20% of their compute power which is a
1424. 3:37:13lot 20% of their resources are going to what's he's he's calling super alignment which is basically we want to make sure
1425. 3:37:21that the Bots have the the same imperatives as the humans um that they're in alignment so that these things just
1426. 3:37:32don't go you know we'd be a lot more successful if we got rid of these pesky meat bags that's the thing we don't want
1427. 3:37:41because they're already verging on being significantly smarter than us and probably within a year no probably within 3
1428. 3:37:53years the capability is going to be so beyond any human that if we haven't worked really hard on alignment that's an actual risk maybe five
1429. 3:38:03years thank you for your picture upload demo good I didn't know which one you wanted I hope that helped that's nice I
1430. 3:38:10want be there oh the the VW van I know that picture made me very happy when I made it that picture was a complete
1431. 3:38:16accident I was showing someone on the live someone asked about the describe feature in mid Journey so you can upload
1432. 3:38:22an image in mid Journey or or you type slash describe and then it it gives you an upload button and it will describe it
1433. 3:38:29will write prompts for your image and then you can generate new images from The Prompt so I uploaded a papercraft Cru ship on an ocean at
1434. 3:38:43Sunset and I had it rewrite prompts and then I had it generate images and one of the images it generated was the VW bus
1435. 3:38:51and the prompt didn't say VW bus it was just weird it was just a weird anomaly that it came up but it was so [ __ ]
1436. 3:38:58beautiful the avocado Universe intervened go get some wine and come back I need to go to bed just get some
1437. 3:39:07wine just drown those sorrows you're right though how to make money with chat gbt um like this you can make
1438. 3:39:19money hope that helped all right use Google Scholar for journals for school nice passive income yes yep yes how do I learn to add AI to my
1439. 3:39:35CV come join the AI salon and just say member AI Salon there's no fee we're just a bunch of people trying
1440. 3:39:48to figure this [ __ ] out show up to a meeting contributing me member of the AI Salon there's a way I got
1441. 3:39:58um I work for an organization called content Evolution I don't work for them it's it's not a paying gig or a paying organization but
1442. 3:40:08um it's it's a it's like a Federation of marketing companies that all kind of co-market and support one another
1443. 3:40:15basically it's like a professional trade group so I made a Content generator for them if you go to content evolution. net
1444. 3:40:23it's called The Challenge engine so it's basically a zappier automation that generates some cool content and so the
1445. 3:40:31guy that runs it said hey I want to give you a title how about Chief generative officer I'm like cool he said I'm pretty
1446. 3:40:37sure you'll be the first one in the world to have that title I'm like awesome it's completely meaningless but
1447. 3:40:43it's front and center of my resume Chief generative officer content Evolution I don't know make [ __ ] up
1448. 3:40:52everyone's making this [ __ ] up right now nobody knows what the [ __ ] they're doing the like these tools are literally
1449. 3:40:59being invented while we're using them like this list used to have three things in it now it has five and I could argue
1450. 3:41:07that there should be six maybe seven and probably within a month there will be 10 10 what 10 major competitors to
1451. 3:41:19gp4 how do you use them I don't know how do you use code interpreter I don't know what's it going to do I don't
1452. 3:41:28know is it going to shake some [ __ ] up uh-huh in dramatic and powerful and profound ways what's that going to look
1453. 3:41:37like I don't know but you're the chief generative officer exactly no one's an expert right now anyone that tells you
1454. 3:41:45they're an expert it's full of [ __ ] so if you know how to spell AI put it on your CV and by the way copy and paste the contents of your
1455. 3:41:56CV paste it into chat GPT write some bullet points hey by the way in the last three months I've done the following
1456. 3:42:04things with AI bullet point bullet point bullet point 6 10 whatever it is doesn't matter two please update my CV to
1457. 3:42:12reflect the fact that I've got experience in generative Ai and I want a job doing that and it will rewrite your
1458. 3:42:19CV for you and automatically incorporate that [ __ ] into it it'll do it in 30 seconds and then when you pick your jaw
1459. 3:42:27up off the floor upload that puppy to LinkedIn change your title to Chief generative officer of bucus who's like you think they're going
1460. 3:42:37to [ __ ] check do you have a master's degree in generative AI from Harvard no no one does you know how you can get a degree
1461. 3:42:48in like web design and [ __ ] now when I started in 1994 nobody knew what the [ __ ] it was they didn't have classes in web
1462. 3:42:58design you had to make that [ __ ] up that's where we are right now so make it up no one's going to check where can I find the best CV
1463. 3:43:11language right there tell it to be a master um uh like like employment
1464. 3:43:25advisor and ask it what are the different um what are the most successful strategies for resume creation and let it tell you
1465. 3:43:37the strategies and then say here's here's my resume can you improve my resume for this kind of job incorporating this kind of experience
1466. 3:43:47with AI um using one of the strategies you know the the the strategy above you think best fits my resume out it'll come it's just it's
1467. 3:44:01right there that's why I sit with these next to my [ __ ] head all night long I don't work for any of these guys they
1468. 3:44:08don't pay me to point you to them all right I am thinking oh [ __ ] Tick Tock the [ __ ] scrolling bug just happened
1469. 3:44:20people I thought someone here said they were going to fix this and tell Tik Tok to update their scrolling code don't we
1470. 3:44:27have chat GPT for that I'm thinking about using AI to scan my jobs Sops sop statement of something and asking it questions yes you should do
1471. 3:44:39that um although just just be careful um there's risk of like I would turn off your browsing your your prompting
1472. 3:44:49history in chat GPT make sure you export your data first so you get your prompt history but i' I turn it off and then
1473. 3:44:55request that they don't use it we're hanging out braah peace brah all right you're our AI slave I am can you mansplain that that's what this
1474. 3:45:08channel is what are your qualifications Kyle I ain't got none but I'll still talk like I
1475. 3:45:25do problem with AI it's using a lot of copywritten data to build its data set well it's been trained on a lot of copywritten data
1476. 3:45:36um is it a problem m it is to the copyright holders right now but most of them don't understand how it works and I think long
1477. 3:45:47term long term if you play out how to best train these you train them on as much data as possible and what is that
1478. 3:45:54that's all of the data you train them on as much as you can get all of the copywritten all of all of the data all of the
1479. 3:46:01data because ultimately this is the library right this is the knowledge Library this is the the the collective
1480. 3:46:09out put of humanity is the ultimate data set that we want in these things so just like a copyright holder
1481. 3:46:20could be pissed that their book can be read for free in a library there's a greater humanitarian purpose that that Library
1482. 3:46:31serves same with this [ __ ] it's just mixed up right now because business models are going to get [ __ ] up and
1483. 3:46:40there's companies that are going to profit from that copywritten data and the more data that's in here the
1484. 3:46:50better that these tools are for all of us so it's both right there are copyright issues there are trademark
1485. 3:46:58issues there are intellectual property issues and these tools are better when they have that [ __ ] in
1486. 3:47:05there now how we deal with attribution and things like that I don't know and and now that you have open- Source
1487. 3:47:12models now that meta has open- sourced their models you got a whole open source Community that's also built on the same
1488. 3:47:22copywritten data but there's no one to sue there's they're open source so this shit's out there so so there's there's a lot of rearranging
1489. 3:47:32the deck chairs on the Titanic right now because the long game here is is that all the information is going to be
1490. 3:47:41in these things and we're all going to have access to it over the next decade we'll figure out ways just like we did with streaming
1491. 3:47:48we'll figure out ways to monetize it but just like streaming the benefit to the artist the benefit to the intellectual property
1492. 3:48:00Creator gets lower and lower and lower in a world where you can create an infinite amount of high quality quity
1493. 3:48:12content I don't know the solution to that if we're moving to a world of hyper personalized content where I can watch a movie
1494. 3:48:23starring whatever star that I want with whatever plot that I want in whatever genre that I want just for me to
1495. 3:48:33watch is that valuable to anyone else I don't know it might be how does that get monetized I don't know do you pay the company that
1496. 3:48:44dynamically generates the movie do they have deals with all the likeness agencies of all the actors that might be
1497. 3:48:50included in my movie I don't know like I don't know how all of this soup of intellectual property gets attributed um but it's it's just all
1498. 3:49:04going to change dramatically so I don't know so it's a problem but it's also so a is mid Journey free noes 10 bucks a
1499. 3:49:12month is the smallest subscription that's what I pay I pay the 10 bucks a month I don't use it enough to exceed that um and also
1500. 3:49:38leonardo.da 3.0 Leonardo Leonardo a is really good they give you 150 credits a day for free and that's enough to do
1501. 3:49:48like I don't know 15 or 20 images something like that so it's good please do a video on how to use Discord in mid journey I find it nearly
1502. 3:49:59impossible I just did that earlier hopefully you were there for that I'm so sad when my comments are gray I don't
1503. 3:50:05know what that means why are your comments Gray so so Salon Chief stinky Wrangler exactly AI Salon Chief oh Slinky Wrangler yeah
1504. 3:50:22exactly it was the best of time it was the best of times it was the worst of times Kyle probably saying how he has to
1505. 3:50:31leave I got to go people hasn't he said that like 30 times I don't think this is live is he in AI are you silent disregard I can hear you
1506. 3:50:45I was probably thinking for a moment and occasionally my brain just shuts down what's your opinion on building a
1507. 3:50:51startup in public um I think right now um I think Founders tend to be way way too precious about their ideas I would
1508. 3:51:06say put it out there build in public um because you'll get customers and you'll get feedback faster and you'll you'll get reality checks
1509. 3:51:16faster um I would also build with the fullon fullon expectation that whatever you build right now is going to be useless
1510. 3:51:27in 6 months if you're building stuff based on current AI technology um you also we we're also building we're stepping into an
1511. 3:51:40environment we're not quite there but we're really [ __ ] close we're moving into an environment where it's going to
1512. 3:51:49be trivial to completely copy a business from the positioning to the code to the marketing strategy all of it and
1513. 3:52:06so I don't know how you maintain a competitive hold on your customers in that environment shy of you [ __ ] Delight
1514. 3:52:18your customers right so so but it's going to be really easy to knock off things so so I would say just put it out there start building it
1515. 3:52:27and take the risk of someone stealing it the idea of a business I've I've given away a dozen of them this week the the
1516. 3:52:38idea is if effectively worthless right it's only in the execution of the idea that the business gains any potential
1517. 3:52:46value so if you're a good executor people might knock you off almost no one's a good executor execution is really hard so i' I'd go
1518. 3:52:58for it and the other thing is by building it in public especially if you're doing stuff with this AI stuff
1519. 3:53:05everyone wants to know what the [ __ ] is going on with this stuff so you'll get opportunities for the business and
1520. 3:53:13outside of the business just because of building it in public so yeah the more I talk about it I would do that congrats Chief AI
1521. 3:53:23generative officer just Chief generative officer I took the AI out of it because um generative could mean generating Revenue generating
1522. 3:53:35engagement generative AI so Chief generative officer doesn't really matter what I'm generating um but it's tied enough to it
1523. 3:53:45that I can say well yeah of course that's AI so I like that I like it I like it oh chat jpt I mean Tik Tok jumping me to the bottom
1524. 3:53:58again intellectual property laws govern is this ex esoteric or normal can't tell if the smmes here or ransoms what Louis
1525. 3:54:09Scott I don't understand your words randoms are you random maybe I don't know what that means am I a subject matter expert or
1526. 3:54:19random I'm a generalist for sure I I may be a subject matter expert well I'm certainly a subject matter expert in the intersection of
1527. 3:54:29Storytelling and Technology that's been my whole career um I think I'm a subject matter expert in in the early adoption of
1528. 3:54:42technology in service of business so other than that [ __ ] random but oh you're talking to each other I'm a random Oracle for blockchain
1529. 3:54:54application subject matter expert like analyst Etc Louis Scott I don't know if you're talking to me or someone
1530. 3:55:02else um comments get gray as they age oh I see yeah I'm only reading gray [Laughter] comments is it 1:00 a.m. where you are
1531. 3:55:15I'm in Denver so it's 11: where I am okay you guys are just talking to each other okay this just got serious oh my God he's
1532. 3:55:23back I don't know what that means I haven't left I need to hear about building apps I'm paranoid about intellectual
1533. 3:55:31property um again I I think people are over precious about their ideas personally unless you you know if you
1534. 3:55:40got something patentable [ __ ] patent it um everything else I don't know just start building it start [ __ ] building
1535. 3:55:51it I mean here's the thing nobody's got the [ __ ] time everyone's trying to figure this [ __ ] out everyone's panicking
1536. 3:55:58yay everyone's trying to figure this stuff out so it's like the amount of people that have the time and energy to
1537. 3:56:05seek out other people's ideas to steal them is very very low if you generate something that's good and starts to get a lot of Buzz yeah
1538. 3:56:14then people are going to steal it but in the early stages I don't know start building what was that 10 minutes I know
1539. 3:56:23I said I was going to leave 10 minutes ago and that was 50 minutes ago was that 10 minutes of Frozen the AI told you to
1540. 3:56:30do it all right I'm going to go now I'm telling you in the [ __ ] chat I'm not even listening ug please share what you would
1541. 3:56:38do to make sure a sixth grader knew what they need to um they will steal from you who's they dirt bag biker who's going to steal from you if
1542. 3:56:50you put an idea are you talking about putting an idea out there who's going to steal from you who's they I'm joking about the agent
1543. 3:57:01comments he's leaving because of your comments exactly um what would I what would I teach a six grader I would I would just get them
1544. 3:57:14curious what are they interested in if they're interested like you can make them pictures of [ __ ] they're
1545. 3:57:23interested in or teach them to make pictures of stuff they're interested in you can teach them to use these tools to
1546. 3:57:28write stories to answer questions sixth grader they're starting to be curious about how the world Works how stuff
1547. 3:57:36works if they're curious like I would just feed their imagination I would use these tools I would get into a dialogue with
1548. 3:57:47them about what are they most interested in what do they want to learn what do they like learning what do they like
1549. 3:57:52doing I mean you probably already know a lot of this when they play when they're not doing their homework what are they doing is it video
1550. 3:58:01games have them did did you see the thing that I did before with uh um Skybox what's it called blockade
1551. 3:58:18Labs go to Skybox blad labs.com and let's see um world of Hot Wheels
1552. 3:58:34tracks generate this is going to generate a 3D world like like like tap into what they're interested in tap
1553. 3:58:46into the things that turn them on and then just reveal the magic of whichever of these AI tools can feed that
1554. 3:59:03imagination let's see so like here's this Hot Wheel track like I just invented this so like if they're into Hot Wheels here's a Hot Wheels
1555. 3:59:13World Skybox blad labs.com show them stuff that's Visual and interesting first but then get get their imagin
1556. 3:59:22imagination engaged in whatever their whatever they love where's their passion tap into that don't judge it just feed
1557. 3:59:33it and and just kind of get them interested in this stuff and then turn them loose I don't know I think that's what I'd do because the most
1558. 3:59:44important the most important skill when these tools do all the Tactical execution is creative thinking so how do you feed their or
1559. 3:59:55critical thinking how do you feed their critical thinking and their creativity because these tools will do all the
1560. 4:00:06rest I wonder how this would help us autistic kids I think it's going to be huge for neuro divergent kids um I think
1561. 4:00:13it's going to be huge for it um because it can communicate in incredibly empathetic ways incredibly patient
1562. 4:00:19ways worst AI business Concepts Concepts please give me some you can make money with Chach I don't know I think starting a
1563. 4:00:32prompt library is going to be a losing business um um even though even though I'm building a Content generation engine is a big
1564. 4:00:46part of storyvine my company um I'm putting a little twist on it I think content and generation tools are going to be bad businesses
1565. 4:00:57just because there's going to be so many of them they're so easy to build um I have seen 672 children's book maker apps so
1566. 4:01:09automatically generating children's book complete with illustrations I think there's going to be just an infinite
1567. 4:01:15number of those I think that's going to be a shitty business um I don't know I think any business that puts generative AI as as
1568. 4:01:33a significant part of the value proposition is a bad business right if you say you know this is this magic AI tool if you
1569. 4:01:46make it all about the AI That's a losing business make it about the problem you're solving and it just happens to
1570. 4:01:52solve the problem in a magical way because of AI so I think anything that leans too heavy on the AI thing is a bad business
1571. 4:02:01anyway all right wait did you see someone was being sued about the way they were portrayed on chat gbt maybe I saw Sarah Silverman is
1572. 4:02:11suing open AI cuz it gave one of her jokes verbatim from her book yeah I saw that chat was being sued I think I think
1573. 4:02:22there are many many conversations with uh lawyers going on at open AI right now they just cut a deal with Shutterstock
1574. 4:02:30they just cut a deal with Associated Press um I think they're going to start cutting a lot of deals we'll see anyway
1575. 4:02:39my voice is horse my ass is numb this has been fantastic thank you for hanging out on a Saturday night you really
1576. 4:02:44shouldn't do this but thanks I'm glad you did hope you had fun I had fun all right always remember you can make money with peace out
1577. 4:03:01everybody that's awesome