02/24/2026 - My AI Music Was Deleted After Google's Acquisition of Producer.ai

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0:03 Oh, champ the dog.
0:37 Hello.
0:44 Hello.
0:49 Ah!
1:19 Hey.
1:40 Uh-oh.
2:05 Heat. Heat.
2:43 That feels like that should be a sunos.
2:45 song, doesn't it?
2:48 You understand what I'm saying, people?
2:52 I don't know what Sunno is. Is that one
2:55 of those artificial intelligence things?
2:59 Good evening, good people. What's
3:01 shaking? What's going down?
3:06 Thank god I don't have to watch that
3:07 other thing on TV anymore.
3:10 I am here. I'll give you we'll give you
3:13 the state of the AI learning lab. The
3:16 state of the AI learning lab is awesome.
3:39 But in a westerly
3:48 car is my train.
3:52 I've been driving. I've been wondering
3:56 the state of Adam. The state of Adam is
4:00 he used up all my tokens. So my phone
4:03 was just full of Okay, so here's the
4:06 thing about Adam. If you don't know
4:07 Adam, Adam is a guy that I hatched
4:09 yesterday or Saturday. I hatched him
4:11 Saturday. I designed him. He was
4:14 beautiful. He's working great except I
4:17 used the codeex 5.3 API in OpenAI
4:21 because
4:23 it's not doing per API call costs. you
4:27 just it applies against your chat GBT
4:29 subscription.
4:31 And then I successfully got Adam to
4:33 proactively reach out to me.
4:37 So what what I told Adam to do
4:41 was check email every five minutes. And
4:46 then because he wasn't checking email
4:48 every five minutes and he was missing
4:49 emails, I was trying to do some testing
4:52 to get him to be more proactive. And so
4:55 I said, "Check in with me when you check
4:58 emails." And so he started checking
5:00 emails every five minutes
5:03 and reporting back. And then and then I
5:06 had work to do from like 1:00 in the
5:09 afternoon until like 6:30 at night. So
5:12 at 6:30 at night, I open my my Telegram
5:15 and it's just a wall of API uh quota
5:19 exceeded. So, Adam is is currently
5:22 labbotomized.
5:25 So, when I get done here tonight, I'll
5:27 probably work on Adam and getting him a
5:30 new API. Uh
6:04 Heat. Heat.
6:31 You know what I just realized, kids? So,
6:33 I was out at Taco Tuesday. Had the fam
6:36 out uh for tacos at Taco Tuesday, just
6:39 down the block. El hefe, if you're in
6:42 the Denver area, you know it. It's tasty
6:43 tacos. Tuesday, I think they're three
6:45 bucks. So, we were there. Now, I'm a
6:47 little thirsty and I'm realizing I
6:48 didn't get myself flipping water. I
6:50 don't have a coffee. I got nothing.
6:53 So, I'm going to go get that. You all
6:54 can hang tight, dude. We got five people
6:57 on TikTok, five on YouTube.
7:02 Uh, let our friends know.
7:10 All right, you're on your own.
7:29 >> All right,
7:31 I didn't
7:53 Huh?
7:55 >> It's always
8:05 Yeah, those damn immigrants.
9:00 All right, I'm hydrated.
9:03 My entity Adam is lobbomized. I am
9:07 hydrated.
9:12 So, it looks like Producer AI didn't
9:14 keep my songs for me. That sucks. So,
9:16 Producer AI, by the way, if you didn't
9:18 know it, they got bought by Google.
9:21 So, that's the third of the big three
9:23 music production,
9:26 music creation tools are now bought up.
9:28 Two by big record labels, Sunno and Udo.
9:33 And then producer AI uh got bought by
9:37 Google today. Let me see if my songs are
9:38 still in there.
9:41 Producer.ai.ai.
9:46 Hi, my name's Producer Songs. Continue
9:50 with Google.
9:55 Uh oh, I left the dog out. Hang on. I'm
9:57 gonna have to go get him.
10:00 Song producers now part of Google. We
10:02 know.
10:04 songs.
10:06 No songs yet. They ain't my songs, too.
10:09 What [ __ ] Are you kidding?
10:14 What [ __ ]
10:22 That sucks.
10:25 >> You forgot something.
10:26 >> I know. Get in here. Lay down on your
10:29 bed.
10:58 might be a temporary migration thing.
11:01 Let's go look on X and see if everyone's
11:03 pissed off.
11:10 Do I need to share my screen? I bet I
11:12 do.
11:17 Excuse me. Hi. Yes, this is now an ASMR
11:21 channel. Hi
11:38 Share my screen. Good people. Share my
11:40 screen. Hello.
11:42 Hello. Producer. Producer.ai.
11:47 Where are my songs?
11:51 Songs.
11:56 producer is now part of Google. Yeah,
11:58 that's not what we're asking. We're
12:00 asking where are our songs?
12:12 No one's talking about it. Maybe latest
12:17 uh we'll do we'll do songs missing.
12:23 I would wish it X would do semantic
12:26 search. I I would assume they would.
12:28 Missing songs missing. Missing.
12:36 Uhoh.
12:38 Producer AI, is there any way to
12:40 download all my tracks before the 19th?
12:43 I'm guessing that there was some sort of
12:45 announcement that if you didn't download
12:47 your songs by the 19th, they're gone is
12:51 my guess.
12:53 Well,
12:55 that kind of blows donkey chunks.
13:01 Sorry, Silver Fox. Wish I had better
13:03 news for you. Hey, Kyle. I wanted to
13:06 make a jingle. What program do you think
13:08 is best? It depends on the kind of
13:10 jingle. Um, all of them are fine. Uh, I
13:15 think that Well,
13:17 Google Oh, that's actually really
13:19 interesting. Google
13:23 just announced two days ago a new music
13:26 generation
13:29 tool that kind of sucked and today they
13:33 announced that they acquired producer.
13:39 Uh I would say just for simplicity sake
13:41 uh suno another lesson in why I should
13:45 read my emails.
13:47 Sil Fox, I'm I am such the same way. I'm
13:50 like, producer Brandon's always sending
13:52 me very nice emails. He's like, "You see
13:55 my email?" I'm like, "No,
13:57 it's so bad. It's so bad." I'm getting
14:01 better at it, though. I'm a
14:03 professional,
14:05 no longer an amateur.
14:15 Hey.
14:16 >> Yes,
14:18 >> I am currently on the producer AI
14:23 Discord.
14:24 >> Yes.
14:25 >> And there are several highlighted
14:28 updates
14:30 highlighting that starting on February
14:33 20th, producer will be powered by a new
14:35 set of models that are not compatible
14:37 with work from the private beta period.
14:39 You know, this transition may be
14:41 disruptive in your creative flow. We
14:42 encourage you to stick around and see if
14:44 you like creating with producer moving
14:45 forward. Things that will persist on the
14:48 platform include profiles, custom
14:49 instructions, yada yada. Things will not
14:52 persist on, including news, past songs,
14:55 lyrics, vibes, videos, etc. We
14:57 apologize.
14:59 >> We apologize.
15:00 >> Wow. There you have it.
15:03 Well, let's go make a song. Let's go
15:05 make a song in Producer AI. We'll make a
15:07 new song. [ __ ] it. [ __ ] it. As they say.
15:11 New session. Can I record?
15:16 Plus recording.
15:19 Yes, I can.
15:21 >> Plus,
15:21 >> if you share your new tab, you can.
15:24 >> Oh, that's so rude.
15:26 I don't I don't know if you all know
15:28 this. The the voice you're hearing of
15:30 the very rude man, that's uh producer
15:33 Brandon. So rude. So rude. I'm used to
15:38 When I meet people from Ohio, I'm used
15:41 to them being polite,
15:43 >> not producers.
15:45 >> The polite producer was deprecated last
15:48 week. I sent you several emails about
15:50 it.
15:51 >> The polite behavior is missing.
15:55 That's pretty good. Okay, so we're going
15:57 to do
16:01 Okay, here we go. Here we go, people.
16:03 I'm going to click this and it's
16:04 probably going to ask me for that. And
16:06 then it's gonna take over my phone.
16:08 Someone help me figure that [ __ ] out.
16:11 Why does it take over my phone? Uh,
16:13 allow while using this site. Stop.
16:17 Retry. Okay,
16:19 here we go. I'm going to turn my little
16:21 microphone down toward the guitar.
16:52 Well, let's see what we got. We We'll
16:54 get rid of the end of it there. Let's
16:56 see.
17:12 We might need to re-record.
17:38 All right, there's that.
17:42 Error. Uploading a file.
17:46 Voice mode.
17:49 Customize producer. Ghost Rider
17:55 recording.
18:33 All right. See if it'll save now.
18:38 Okay. Um, let's see.
18:41 Make me
18:44 make me a song about
18:49 um
18:51 purple
18:52 pickles
18:56 in my fancy drink
19:04 and see what we get here. Oh, let's see.
19:07 Um, American roots
19:12 12 string
19:14 fourpart
19:16 harmony.
19:20 Bang.
19:21 So, in the past producer was really
19:23 good.
19:26 I can't believe like why would they not
19:29 I get that this thing's not compatible
19:31 with the new models, but why would they
19:33 not just give you a folder of your old
19:34 songs? That doesn't make any sense to
19:36 me.
19:38 Well, you know, the from a from a cost
19:40 perspective, the uh the the monthly uh
19:43 cost of the Amazon S3 buckets, is that
19:46 what you call them? You call them S3
19:48 buckets. Yes, the buckets. Uh the
19:50 buckets are rather pricey. Uh I don't
19:53 know if you know this, but it's it's
19:54 approximately 1.2 cents per terabyte per
19:58 month, which with seven terabytes is
20:01 it's ridiculous amount of money. It's
20:03 nearly It's nearly a quarter.
20:08 I suggest we
20:10 we uh just start over. Just start over.
20:13 People can make new song. That's the
20:15 thing about AI is they can just make new
20:16 songs. They they don't need the songs
20:18 they made before. They'll just make them
20:20 again. Just put in a prompt
20:29 or or archive them on Google Drive for
20:31 [ __ ] sake, which I also pay for.
20:34 Exactly.
20:37 You're bought by Google. We're out of
20:39 storage. Sorry about that. Sorry about
20:42 that.
20:44 We only have a few exabytes left.
21:17 You know a Lesterly direction.
21:22 This car is my train.
21:36 Bill sat down on the leather stool. His
21:39 uniform jacket was still button tight.
21:42 He stared at the menu for 10 minutes
21:45 before he pointed at a picture of a
21:47 violet drink.
21:51 The bartender used a silver spoon to
21:54 drop three purple pickles in the bottom.
21:57 They look like Bruce thumbs against the
22:00 ice floating in a sea of gin and tonic.
22:05 I don't know where everyone is
22:06 archetypal. Nobody's here. Nobody loves
22:09 me. They've all run away and this song
22:14 is horrible.
22:17 So to whoever was asking about which
22:19 song to make a jingle with, I wouldn't
22:22 do it with this producer. Their old
22:24 model was much better. This is this is
22:26 bad. Okay, so we're going to go to
22:28 Sunno,
22:30 but I'm going to do the same damn thing.
22:36 This is Liria three now.
22:39 Oh, the their new model. It's horrible.
22:44 It's horrible.
22:51 That's crazy.
22:53 Audio record.
22:57 Do I have to give Okay. No. Okay. Stop.
23:02 Do this.
23:04 No sharing. Start over.
23:07 All right. Here we go. We'll try again.
23:10 We'll do it live.
23:51 Okay. Save.
23:53 So, we're going to do a cover, any
23:55 style. We're gonna do
23:59 um
24:04 we're gonna go write full song.
24:06 A song
24:10 about about
24:14 purple pickles
24:18 in my
24:21 drink.
24:23 Write lyrics.
24:27 Very three purple pickles.
24:30 Who would put that to music? Um, I I I
24:34 did I put purple pickles to music, sir.
24:39 I did. All right. I had a purple pickle
24:42 in my drink. Got to tell you what I
24:43 think. No. Purple purple purple pickles
24:45 in my drink. Purple pickles in my drink.
24:48 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Purple pickles
24:50 in my drink.
24:52 This the one we're going with. Select
24:54 this option. This is good. This is
24:55 solid. Okay, now we're going to go
24:58 styles. What did I say? American roots.
25:01 Um 12 string
25:05 guitar.
25:08 Um fourpart
25:11 vocal
25:15 harmonies.
25:17 I think that's all I did, right?
25:19 Something like that. American.
25:22 And this should be much better because
25:24 Sununo doesn't suck. I can't believe
25:26 Producer AI I can't believe.
25:30 Yes.
25:32 Um, no. You
25:34 >> pissed off because producer AI was
25:36 really good and now it's not.
25:39 >> This just speaks to how fast things move
25:42 in the AI space.
25:44 >> Yeah.
25:44 >> They announced a new breakthrough model
25:48 four days ago. Google.
25:52 >> Yeah.
25:52 >> No,
25:54 >> no. Producer AI announced Fuzz Demo 3,
25:58 their latest model.
26:01 >> Yeah,
26:01 >> that was the state-of-the-art model, and
26:04 they killed it to replace it with LIIA 3
26:07 when Google acquired them.
26:09 >> Yeah, but Liria sucks.
26:11 David Shapiro's really happy with it. He
26:14 called it, it doesn't have what Sunno
26:16 has is what Shapiro calls um shimmer
26:20 wave or or shimmer punk or something
26:22 like that where it's got that wobble
26:25 that that compression wobble and he says
26:27 Lia doesn't have it. But like that song
26:29 we just heard was [ __ ] horrible.
26:32 >> This what I'm what I'm suggesting is
26:34 that even producer.ai AI didn't even
26:39 know that this was happening four days
26:41 ago because they were releasing new
26:43 models in their own ecosystem that are
26:45 now gone.
26:47 >> Jesus.
26:48 >> They had a whole product launch and
26:50 release and big fanfare of like ribbon
26:52 cutting. Here's our newest model. Here's
26:54 a playlist. All gone.
26:55 >> Unbelievable.
26:57 >> Are people bitching?
26:58 >> Go download all your pseudo songs.
27:00 >> Yeah. Really? Are people bitching in the
27:01 Discord?
27:03 >> Uh, it's a mixed bag. A lot of people
27:06 are talking about missing the old model,
27:09 the the buzz model without necessarily
27:12 saying I lost my music. Like I think
27:14 that community probably
27:16 >> got the message to download their own
27:18 stuff. But
27:19 >> it's not to say that they're happy with
27:21 LIA.
27:23 >> But go download all your pseudo songs
27:25 before they're still in two projected
27:27 lawsuits.
27:28 >> Yeah.
27:42 So there you can actually hear my song
27:44 in there or my my my whatever the [ __ ] I
27:46 play.
27:57 Yeah. Yeah.
28:00 In my dream.
28:01 >> He sounds drunk. This is good.
28:05 >> This is worse.
28:25 Purple pickles in my dream.
28:28 pickles in my dream. Yeah.
28:32 Yeah.
28:35 Bubble pickles in my dream.
28:38 Pickles in my dream. Yeah. Yeah.
28:45 Pickles in my dream. Rolling like a
28:47 wheel.
28:52 They like to talk, but I don't care what
28:53 they say.
28:55 >> All right, we're going to go deep beat
28:58 bass boost slow melodic t.
29:03 This is catchy. Yeah, that one wasn't
29:04 bad. Put pickles in my drink.
29:18 Purple
29:38 pickles in my dream.
29:40 Pickles in my yeah.
29:55 Let's do Let's do Let's do some new
29:57 lyrics.
29:59 Grateful song. Great lyrics.
30:03 Purple pickles in my dream. Yeah. Yeah.
30:05 Yeah. Yeah. Frozen maybe. Am I? No. I'm
30:10 still good. I'm still here. Might be on
30:12 your side, Steo. You know you're on the
30:14 other side of the world, right?
30:17 Like the signal's got to come from my
30:20 office, go up to space, fly around the
30:24 world, and come back down in your
30:26 backyard.
30:27 It's, you know what I'm saying?
30:31 Beat builds in melodic vocals, staccato,
30:34 piano, hypnotic beat. Okay, that's good.
30:39 I'm walking and I'm walking through the
30:41 club. Purple pickles in my drink and I'm
30:43 sipping from a cup. Now I'm feeling kind
30:46 of slumped. What?
30:51 How are these so bad?
30:56 Purple pickles in my drink. Smoking
30:58 grass. I'm drinking pink. Getting cash.
31:01 Spend it all. Not a thing. I don't think
31:03 you know what I mean.
31:06 Purple pickles in my drink. It's in my
31:08 drink. Purple pickles in my drink.
31:13 Okay, we're going to select that one.
31:15 That's awful. Those are awful lyrics.
31:18 This is This is And we're gonna Let's
31:20 see. We're gonna get rid of American
31:22 Roots. We're just going to go 12 string
31:24 guitar.
31:28 All right. Here we go.
31:31 These lyrics are horrific.
32:13 Okay, here we go. Purple pickles.
32:26 Purple pickles in my drink.
32:30 Smoking grass. I'm drinking pain.
32:34 Getting cash. Spend it all.
32:38 Not a thing. I don't think you know what
32:42 I mean. Purple pickles in my drink.
32:58 All right. Looks like producer AI is
33:00 basically under construction. You know
33:03 what's weird about all three of the
33:04 music acquisition deals?
33:09 Suno, it was UDIO first with uh
33:15 forget who it was. Sunno was Universal
33:17 Music, I think,
33:20 and then Producer AI with Google. All
33:23 three of those deals, they announced it
33:26 and it was acquired like like it was
33:28 just in the same day. It was just done.
33:30 They changed the terms of service on the
33:33 same day. In the case of Producer AI, it
33:36 looks like they just it looks like they
33:39 threw up a new site and just attached it
33:42 to the Google model.
33:46 Burggo pickles in my drink.
33:48 Smoking gas. I'm drinking pain.
33:51 Getting cash. Spend it all. Not a thing.
33:53 I don't think you know what I mean.
33:56 Purple pickles in my drink.
33:58 >> It's good.
34:00 >> In my drink.
34:03 Purple pickles in my dream. Purple in my
34:07 dream. Purple in my
34:11 purple in my drink. Let's have fun.
34:18 Let's have fun.
34:25 >> Yeah, we're in sunna.
34:27 I just decided to turn
34:35 Turn that into a song. This is what we
34:37 ended up with.
34:39 >> Getting cash spend it all. Not a thing.
34:41 I don't think you know what I mean.
34:46 Pickles in my dream.
34:48 Pickles in my dream.
34:51 Pickles in my dream.
34:54 Pickles in my dream.
35:04 You know what this sounds like? This
35:06 sounds like one of those original songs
35:07 on American Idol that the crazy person.
35:10 You know, they always have like three
35:11 crazy people that audition. I'm sure
35:13 they have way more than that, but they
35:14 always show three and then one of them
35:17 has the hit song. This is This is the
35:19 hit song of the crazy person on American
35:21 Idol. What are you gonna be singing for
35:23 us today? Purple pickles in my drink.
35:27 Excuse me. Per purple pickles in my
35:29 drink. Okay. What's that song about? Uh
35:34 I I got a drink. It had had purple
35:36 pickles in it.
35:38 Okay. Go go go ahead.
35:52 Burggo pickles in my drink.
35:55 Smoking. I'm drinking pink
35:58 getting cash. Spend it all. Not a thing.
36:00 I don't think you know.
36:03 >> Purple pickles in my drink.
36:06 >> In my dream.
36:10 Purple pickles in my
36:12 purple in my
36:15 purple in my
36:18 purple in my Let's have fun.
36:25 Let's have fun.
36:27 Pickles in my drink.
36:29 Smoking grass. I'm drinking pain.
36:32 Getting cash. Spend it all. Not a thing.
36:34 I don't think you know what I mean.
36:39 Pickles in my
36:42 pickles in my dream.
36:56 Oh [ __ ] Who did that?
37:19 I don't know.
37:30 Let's make a couple of more.
37:33 Soft, slow, melodic, deep beat, bass
37:36 boost, slow
37:39 ta. Um,
37:42 funk
37:45 rhythm
37:47 tabs. Yes, sir. Sir, yes sir. Create
37:53 black boxes there. Purple pebbles in my
37:56 drink.
37:58 Purple pickles in my drink.
38:04 Yeah. Say what you will about custom
38:06 GPTs. They're the workhorse. Yeah, that
38:08 image that that I just showed of the Sin
38:10 City Sipper, purple purple pickles in my
38:14 drink. Um, that was from Sin City
38:16 Sipper. That was my very first custom
38:18 GPT made right here on this channel in
38:21 on November 6th, 2023.
38:26 That's when custom GPTs came out. I just
38:28 wrote that in uh in an article I wrote
38:31 today.
38:50 That's screwing on me like
38:57 Can you tell me the name of the song?
38:59 Seriously,
39:01 I assume that's a joke, but if not, it's
39:03 purple pickles in my drink.
39:09 It's sunno, so it's an AI song. So what?
39:13 It's called the AI learning lab,
39:16 not the AI bitterness lab.
39:24 M
39:38 Oh, yeah. You can't find it on a
39:39 streaming service. Although, I could put
39:40 it on a streaming service.
39:44 We got to find one that doesn't suck. So
39:46 far, we've got the the minute 34 one is
39:48 is the winner.
40:02 Purple pickles in my drink. Smoking
40:05 grass. I'm drinking
40:07 cash.
40:09 Not a thing.
40:11 >> I got issues. I got purple in my drink.
40:36 All right, we're gonna we're gonna we're
40:38 gonna do new lyrics. Brandon just gave
40:40 me an idea.
40:42 Okay, we're gonna write a full song.
40:44 We're gonna go a song about purple p
40:46 purple pickles in my drink by the
40:52 what was it called? The something
40:54 something something purple people eater
40:58 by the purple
41:01 people eater.
41:05 One eye one horned. That's it. by the
41:08 oneeyed one oneeyed
41:11 onehorned
41:13 flying purple people eater. That's it.
41:15 Thank you. Thank goodness we have a
41:17 producer with young kids.
41:20 Mine are old. I'm old. This brain don't
41:23 work no more. All right.
41:31 One horned, one armed. Add what?
41:34 Grenadine.
41:42 Add grenardine to make it pink.
41:45 All right. There's purple pickles in my
41:48 drink. My whiskey has a purple stink.
41:51 I'm not sure what to think.
41:54 But I know my lips are getting loose. Um
41:58 the the lyrics here are bad. I bet
42:01 they're using chat GBT 5.2.
42:04 Chat GBT 5.2. too sucks. It sucks so
42:08 bad.
42:12 When I saw a drink come floating down,
42:14 he started to chug on the scene. Wait,
42:16 did I write the lyrics? We're writing
42:18 new ones.
42:21 Can lose your [ __ ] in just a blink. My
42:24 words are sounding less succinct.
42:31 I drank so much my body started to sh. I
42:33 needed another desk to go to the bar. I
42:35 don't know. I think I see a purple star.
42:38 I was walking on the beach. I saw a lady
42:39 sitting in a lawn chair, real looking
42:41 shady. She works for a drink. I noticed
42:44 something very strange. Tip of her lip.
42:45 She had purple pickles in her drink.
42:47 This is good. I was driving through the
42:49 desert. Saw a man sitting in a lawn
42:51 chair. Something strange.
42:54 Okay.
42:56 Had the one
42:59 one eye, one horn. They were flying.
43:02 Okay.
43:06 Interesting. Interesting.
43:10 All right. This one has the full lyrics
43:12 in it. So, we're going to select this
43:13 one. Then, stylewise,
43:20 we're going to get rid of everything.
43:22 And we're just going to click on
43:24 buttons.
43:28 Indie rap.
43:31 Summer hit. Chopped
43:35 dreamlike acoustic music
43:39 with psychic core.
43:48 I used a 1.5 on my local machine. It
43:51 gets pretty close to pseudo. Yeah, I
43:53 haven't tried any of the local the local
43:56 AI models.
43:58 Um, other than installing Open Claw over
44:02 the weekend, which I feel pretty [ __ ]
44:03 accomplished. I got it working. Although
44:06 I I ate all of my codeex credits today.
44:10 Hey Kyle, you mentioned last week you
44:12 had access to chat GPT 3.5.3.
44:15 It's not really to to 5.3. It's when you
44:19 set up um OpenClaw
44:24 in order to use your $20 a month chat
44:27 GPT subscription, you use the codeex 5.3
44:33 API endpoint.
44:37 Champy's dreaming.
44:40 That's cute. Who are you barking at,
44:42 Champy?
44:44 Is that some dog you're gonna get?
44:47 He's barking up a storm in his dream.
44:50 That's pretty cute.
45:01 So anyway, Cam, I don't think it's like
45:03 it might be 5.3, but it's just API
45:05 access to it. And it was pretty bad. The
45:07 writing was pretty bad. Yeah, I'm pretty
45:09 sure 5.3 is only available through
45:10 codeex.
45:24 drank so much.
45:27 >> Nope.
45:46 Nope. Champy. What is going on in that
45:49 dream? He's Champy's being harassed.
45:53 Okay, we're going to go duro, powerful
45:55 kicks, retro8s,
45:57 male vocal,
46:00 opera metal.
46:03 He's chasing purple pickles. He might
46:05 be.
46:08 By the way, if what you're thinking as
46:11 you're watching this is, Kyle, are you
46:13 avoiding doing some work? Maybe.
46:19 I don't feel like fixing my atom. My
46:25 He's still going.
46:27 As you may think, you have purple
46:29 pickles in your drink.
46:32 Oh, yeah. Hey, we have an agreement for
46:34 one cheat day a week. This is my cheat
46:35 day. We're not doing anything tonight.
46:37 We're just [ __ ] around. So, if anyone
46:38 has anything they want to [ __ ] around
46:40 with, if you have any ideas, he's
46:42 laughing now.
47:08 Well, I drank so much my body starts to
47:10 shrivel.
47:13 I NEED ANOTHER DOSE, SO I'M HEADED to
47:15 the bar.
47:18 I fill UP A CUP TO THE TOP WITH PURPLE
47:21 PICKLE.
47:23 Look at me. I think I can see a purple
47:26 star.
47:32 No, I hate this. I hated it in the 80s.
47:35 I hate it now. All right. What's this?
47:39 How do I How do I get more of these?
47:43 All right. I guess we're going to have
47:44 to make [ __ ] up. All right. I'm taking
47:46 I'm taking requests from the crowd. Um,
47:49 give me give me genres, instruments,
47:52 any kind of musical description you
47:54 want. This and wait, here's what we're
47:56 going to do. We're going to go advanced
47:57 options. We're going to go purple
47:59 pickles. Do we want male or female?
48:02 Had my boot nailed to the floor. Don't
48:04 want to walk. No. Harmonica. Okay. Wait.
48:06 Harmonica's in harmonica.
48:10 Perfect. Wait. We're going to go. We're
48:11 going to call it harmonica rock. Let's
48:14 see.
48:16 Harmonica
48:20 rock. Okay, there's one. Um, but hang
48:23 on. I'm not looking right now. Just calm
48:25 down everyone. I'm not writing custom
48:27 lyrics. This is
48:29 this is like one slight level better
48:32 than AI slop cuz we're actually changing
48:35 genres and producing enough songs that
48:37 we have a choice.
48:40 But it's not much above that. I want
48:42 this to be I want this to be
48:43 unlistenable and unforgettable. All
48:46 right.
48:50 Torch singer. Okay, that's good. But
48:52 wait, do we want female?
48:58 If it's a torch singer, it should be
49:00 female.
49:01 Okay. Weirdness, we're going to go high.
49:04 We're going to go 69.
49:06 Style influence, which is my guitar
49:08 playing, we're going to go low. 31. And
49:10 then audio influence. Oh, no. Style
49:12 influence is the uh what we're writing.
49:14 That's that we're going to have high.
49:15 And then audio influence, we'll go a
49:17 little lower. 17 18%. Okay.
49:21 All right. Female song. Harmonica.
49:25 Okay. Kettle drums. Wait, what was the
49:26 other one that I just saw? That was
49:28 pretty funny.
49:31 Harmonica.
49:33 Torch singer.
49:38 Kettle drums. Kettle drums. Oh, wait.
49:41 What's that thing where they tap with
49:43 the fingers? It's not kettle drums, but
49:45 it's like that.
49:47 Kettle drums. What's that thing called?
49:50 All the hippies from Boulder play it.
49:53 Hand palm. Palm hand. Hand pan. Okay.
49:57 What? Hand pan. Hand pan.
50:03 All right. What else we got? Um,
50:08 Dr. V kettle drums. Okay. This we're
50:09 this what we're going with. This is what
50:11 you get.
50:13 Duet. Duet. Perfect. Duet.
50:23 I don't know what that is. America AI or
50:26 is that like America like that?
50:42 Oh god, I have a seven o'clock pitch
50:45 tomorrow morning.
50:47 7 a.m. pitch
50:52 Appalachian C porch with crickets in the
50:55 background. I think that's good. Here's
50:57 harmonica rock torch singer kettle drums
51:01 hand pan duet.
51:12 Better
51:24 drink so much.
51:29 I needed
51:32 to
51:35 cut to the top with purple pickle.
51:40 Look at me. I think I can see a purple
51:43 star.
51:45 Well, it's one eye, one horn. Flying
51:48 purple people leader. Well, it's one
51:51 eye, one horn flying purple people
51:55 leader. Well, it's one eye, one horn
51:59 flying purple leader.
52:03 It sure looks good to me.
52:08 Yeah, I say I miss that purple pickle.
52:11 What's your line?
52:13 He said eating purple people and it sure
52:18 is fine. BUT THAT'S NOT THE REASON THAT
52:21 I came to land.
52:24 I want TO GET A JOB IN A ROCK AND ROLL.
52:30 IS ONE
52:32 HORSE.
52:41 >> That's pretty fun.
53:01 Well, I drank so much.
53:06 >> I need another
53:12 cut to the top with purple.
53:16 Look at me.
53:18 I think I can see a purple star. Well,
53:22 it's a one eye, one horn flying purple
53:25 people. Well, IT'S A ONE EYE, ONE horn
53:29 flying purple people eater. Well, IT'S A
53:32 ONE EYE, ONE horn flying purple people
53:36 eater.
53:39 It sure looks good to me.
53:46 I said, "Mr. Purple Pickle, what's your
53:49 line?"
53:51 He said eating purple people and it sure
53:54 is fine.
53:56 But that's not the reason that I came to
54:00 land. I want to get a job in a rock and
54:05 roll band. Well, there's a one
54:09 horn fine purple leader. Well, IT'S A
54:12 ONE
54:14 horn purple leader. But it's the one I
54:19 want. Oh, I'm fine. Purple people eater.
54:24 It sure looks good to me.
54:40 Yeah, this is kind of jam rock, isn't
54:42 it? That was pretty funny. All right,
54:43 let's go. Let's go. Um,
54:49 minimalist minimalist
54:54 piano.
54:57 Um, soaring
55:00 modern opera.
55:03 Um,
55:06 Tony,
55:11 drums.
55:13 Drums. Right.
55:15 um for Corey Sandler cello
55:22 and then we'll do uh
55:26 and then we'll do microonal
55:29 microonal
55:32 vocal
55:34 harmonies. This should sound awful.
55:40 Can you indulge me for 90 seconds? Oh
55:42 boy. Producer Brandon, I think, is gonna
55:44 want to do real work here. Uh, yes,
55:46 producer Brandon,
55:48 >> not real work, but
55:50 something to share.
55:52 >> Uh, so while you were doing that, um, I
55:55 I had forgotten that I had remembered
55:57 about Murea,
55:59 >> which I don't pay for. Um, but I did
56:04 come up with this little diddy, and it's
56:07 pretty good from a lyrics perspective.
56:14 Got a little bit of a long intro,
56:17 but I do like how it highlights the
56:18 lyrics for you.
56:24 Nice uh comfort up. The sunlight bounces
56:28 off the countertop tiles,
56:31 setting a stage for a thousand bright
56:34 smiles.
56:35 I am tossing ingredients into a glass,
56:40 watching the mundane shadows all pass.
56:44 There is a jar by the window with the
56:47 lemonade of gold containing a flavor
56:51 that is daring and bold. No ordinary
56:54 garnish for this afternoon swirl. I am
56:58 making a splash in my corner of the
57:01 world. The bubbles are rising like tiny
57:04 balloons. Dancing along to the happiest
57:06 tunes. Vinegar ties a sugary breeze. Put
57:09 my watering spir
57:25 away every shade of the blue. Sour and
57:30 sweet in a liquid embrace. Painting a cr
57:35 on my sunbeating face. Purple pickles in
57:38 my drink. Swirling so high like a velvet
57:43 parade.
57:48 >> There you go like that. But you know,
57:50 not bad for a free song.
57:51 >> Not bad for a free song. All right,
57:53 let's go. Minimalist piano for all you
57:56 Philip Glass fans out there. Songs from
57:58 Liquid Days.
58:13 Wait, how can we do this creative stuff?
58:16 What's that mean, Wayne?
58:20 So, so one of the things
58:23 in the AI salon, so if you haven't been
58:25 to the AI salon, if you haven't joined
58:26 it, go to community.thesalon.ai.
58:29 Um, we we practice what we call the
58:32 cycle of AI readiness. And the cycle of
58:34 AI readiness, step one is play first.
58:38 Part of how you get good at AI is you
58:43 just play without expectations. just go
58:45 in with zero expectations and just play.
58:49 And so that's kind of what we're doing
58:50 tonight is I'm I'm like literally just
58:52 trying to make a bad song and just
58:54 throwing [ __ ] at the wall. So I don't
58:57 know if I want to try this. Okay, so if
58:59 you want to try this, go to sununo.com.
59:02 Um I I started with recording a guitar
59:05 lick for this, but you don't have to do
59:07 that. You can just go in and say, "Write
59:09 me lyrics." Or you can write the lyrics.
59:12 You can put in lyrics you wrote. You can
59:15 write the lyrics in chat GPT or Sunno or
59:17 Claude or you know Claude or Gemini,
59:20 whatever you like. You can have Sunno
59:23 write them and then you just put in
59:24 styles and just say create songs. It's
59:26 incredibly fast and it's it's pretty
59:29 flipping good. So let's listen to uh
59:31 this minimalist piano opera thing.
59:59 Well, I drink so much my body starts to
1:00:02 shrivel.
1:00:04 I need another dose, so I'm headed to
1:00:06 the bar.
1:00:10 I fill up my cup to the top with purple
1:00:12 pickle.
1:00:15 Look at me. I think I can see a purple
1:00:18 star.
1:00:18 >> This is good.
1:00:20 >> Well, it's one
1:00:23 purple leader. Well, it's
1:00:27 one
1:00:28 purple leader. Well, it's
1:00:32 one
1:00:34 purple leader.
1:00:37 It sure looks good to me.
1:00:46 I said, "Mr. Purple Pickle, what's your
1:00:49 line?"
1:00:51 He said, "Eating Purple People and it
1:00:53 sure is fine."
1:00:57 But that's not the reason that I came to
1:00:59 land. I want to get a job in a rock and
1:01:01 roll. It's one
1:01:04 flying purple leader. Well, it's one
1:01:09 horn. Flame purple people leader. Well,
1:01:12 it's one
1:01:15 flame purple people leader.
1:01:18 It sure looks good to me.
1:01:23 I don't think you want to drink with me.
1:01:25 It's just a purple eating pickle in a
1:01:27 cup. I don't think you want to drink
1:01:30 with me. It's just a purple eating
1:01:32 pickle in a cup.
1:01:41 One, one heart. Flying purple people
1:01:45 leader. Well, it's one
1:01:48 heart. Flying purple people. Well, it's
1:01:51 one
1:01:53 heart. Flying purple people.
1:01:56 is one.
1:02:09 That's pretty good. That was pretty
1:02:11 good. All right, let's listen to
1:02:34 Well, I drink so much my body starts to
1:02:38 shrill. I need another so I'm headed to
1:02:43 the bar. I fill up my cup to the top
1:02:48 with purple pickle. Look at me. I think
1:02:52 I can see a purple star.
1:03:08 >> This is good. Okay. Minimalist piano,
1:03:10 soaring modern opera, Tony drums. We're
1:03:13 going to get rid of that. We'll keep
1:03:14 Corey's cello.
1:03:17 I spelled microonal wrong. Microonal V
1:03:20 vocal harmonies. And then we're going to
1:03:21 put in um
1:03:26 we're going to put in
1:03:40 um you just never know what you're going
1:03:43 to walk into. Add sitar. Okay, good.
1:03:45 Sitar. That's good. This this already
1:03:48 has some sitar vibe to it. So that's
1:03:51 good. And then let's go. Style influence
1:03:53 will go a little higher. Weirdness will
1:03:55 go a little lower. Audio influence will
1:03:58 go a little higher. Okay, here we go.
1:04:02 One, one for purple.
1:04:07 Yeah. Yeah.
1:04:10 Can these songs be published to create
1:04:12 revenue? These songs can be published.
1:04:14 Well, if you if you so with Sunno, what
1:04:17 Sunno just changed because they got
1:04:19 bought by Universal Music.
1:04:22 If you don't pay for Sunno, they own the
1:04:25 songs. They license them to you to you
1:04:28 for non-commercial use. So, if you're
1:04:31 generating them for free, you can't sell
1:04:32 them. Um I I assume they're not policing
1:04:35 this, but that's what you're agreeing
1:04:37 to. If you pay for them, you own them
1:04:39 and you can do what you want with them.
1:04:42 the
1:04:44 publish to create revenue part. If you
1:04:46 can find a way to make one of these
1:04:47 songs rise up the charts and you can
1:04:50 make money, more power to you. Like
1:04:53 there's um there was a country album out
1:04:57 that was all AI songs. You're you're
1:04:59 still sharing your screen there,
1:05:00 Brandon, or your uh your at least your
1:05:02 audio. I hear your fan in the
1:05:04 background.
1:05:05 Um,
1:05:19 we just
1:05:40 Well, I drink so much my body starts to
1:05:42 shrivel.
1:05:52 >> Has AI taken over yet? In some areas? I
1:05:55 think in programming it's pretty much
1:05:57 taken over. Um, I think in music we're
1:05:59 going to see a lot of um,
1:06:03 we're going to see a lot of resistance,
1:06:05 but you're going to see a lot of
1:06:06 musicians adapting
1:06:09 um, and just rolling AI into their
1:06:11 production process.
1:06:32 Baptist didn't like AI. Yeah. Any of the
1:06:34 award shows, any any big Hollywood right
1:06:36 now, the so seed dance, they put out the
1:06:39 Brad Pitt and whoever the [ __ ] were
1:06:42 fighting that that like rooftop fight
1:06:44 scene with Brad Pitt and someone Tom
1:06:46 Cruz maybe. Um,
1:06:50 they're all pissed
1:06:54 like I I don't know like like there's
1:06:57 there's an interview with Matthew
1:06:59 McConna and Timothy Shalamé
1:07:02 um where McConna talks pretty
1:07:04 philosophically about this AI stuff.
1:07:06 He's like, "Hey, the the [ __ ] the the
1:07:09 horse the horse is not only out of the
1:07:11 barn, it's running free on Chikatig
1:07:14 Island." like like what Matthew is
1:07:18 saying is I'm just trademarking
1:07:20 trademarking all my license or all my
1:07:22 likeness. Um that's the smart thing to
1:07:24 do is get in front of this thing because
1:07:29 what's what's happening right now is
1:07:31 artists are all like crossing their arms
1:07:33 and going I think it's bad poo poo AI.
1:07:39 Okay, I agree. You're and you're you're
1:07:42 right and
1:07:45 It's not going anywhere. Seed dances
1:07:48 from China. China doesn't give a [ __ ]
1:07:51 about intellectual property. They're
1:07:53 flooding the zone in in the States with
1:07:56 open- source models. So, China's just
1:07:58 going to keep making [ __ ] that people
1:08:00 can make whatever they want.
1:08:02 Okay. So, if that's the world we're
1:08:04 going into and it's not going away, you
1:08:07 can be pissy all you want, but like
1:08:09 someone like McConna is like, okay, he's
1:08:14 smart enough to know it's not going away
1:08:16 and he's like, I'm going to start
1:08:17 protecting what I have and then if
1:08:20 people go out and make a lot of money in
1:08:22 my name with my likeness, I'll go after
1:08:24 them and win. That's That's a smart
1:08:28 play. That's good. Go do that.
1:08:32 All right, let's see. Minimalist piano.
1:08:35 I I want um let's see. Um
1:08:38 repetitive
1:08:42 um arpeggios.
1:08:49 Let's try that.
1:08:56 Substack users hate AI. I can tell you
1:08:58 how many people over there hate it. I
1:09:00 know.
1:09:02 Here's the thing about hating it.
1:09:06 Hating AI right now is like hating
1:09:10 hurricane season.
1:09:12 I hate it, too.
1:09:15 I'd hate it more if I lived in
1:09:16 Louisiana.
1:09:21 But
1:09:23 what good does that do you?
1:09:27 There's a massive tsunami coming. Like a
1:09:31 just a [ __ ] insane tsunami coming.
1:09:36 And everyone that's pissed off and and
1:09:38 avoiding AI is sitting on the beach with
1:09:41 their arms crossed, pissed off.
1:09:48 It's not going to stop it.
1:09:52 You can sue. You can do all sorts of
1:09:54 stuff like that. It's not going to stop
1:09:55 it.
1:09:56 There was more investment in AI than any
1:09:59 other technical move in history.
1:10:03 It's not going away. It's not going
1:10:05 away.
1:10:07 So then what do you do? I don't know.
1:10:09 You get [ __ ] curious. You understand?
1:10:11 Rather than thinking of AI as the enemy,
1:10:14 what if
1:10:16 you thought of it as, well, wait a
1:10:18 minute,
1:10:20 I could reclaim my agency as a human
1:10:22 being and say, I've got ideas and now
1:10:25 just instead of being a musician, I
1:10:27 could be a musician and a filmmaker and
1:10:30 a novelist and start a business and
1:10:32 start a licensing company and start my
1:10:35 own [ __ ] music studio. And I could do
1:10:37 that all over the course of a weekend.
1:10:44 Like what are the two opt? You've got
1:10:46 two options.
1:10:50 You sit there pissed off
1:10:52 and let the [ __ ] tsunami wash you off
1:10:55 the beach
1:10:57 or you [ __ ] grab a surfboard. You're
1:10:59 like, "But I don't know how to surf." No
1:11:00 one else does either. We've never surfed
1:11:03 a tsunami before,
1:11:05 right?
1:11:06 No one.
1:11:10 Is it Monday?
1:11:13 I think the bubble will burst, but AI
1:11:15 will still be there. I don't even think
1:11:17 the bubble has begun. Jason,
1:11:22 where I just having been through this
1:11:23 before with the.com era for the longest
1:11:26 time, for the last three years, we've
1:11:28 been in like 1995 96 land. the Super
1:11:32 Bowl commercial AI.com
1:11:35 where they spent $5 million for the
1:11:38 Super Bowl spot and $75 million for the
1:11:41 domain
1:11:43 for basically an openclaw rapper that
1:11:45 didn't work because too many people
1:11:47 signed up for it. That that for me is
1:11:50 like January 1997. It's like Super Bowl
1:11:54 1997. The hype is just beginning. It
1:11:57 hasn't even started yet.
1:11:59 2026 is going to get [ __ ] surreal.
1:12:03 The AI is going to get so good on all
1:12:05 fronts that everyone's going to go, "Oh,
1:12:07 [ __ ] I guess I got to deal with this."
1:12:10 So, man, I would just pick up a
1:12:12 surfboard and start [ __ ] paddling.
1:12:16 You might want to show your chart on X.
1:12:17 Yeah, let me show you this thing. This
1:12:19 is This is pretty astounding.
1:12:36 See this here chart? It's 2500 dots.
1:12:41 The gray dots, which are all of the ones
1:12:44 at the top here,
1:12:47 84% of people globally
1:12:51 have never used artificial intelligence.
1:12:55 The green dots, which you're like, "Oh,
1:12:57 those must be all the chat GBT
1:12:59 subscribers." No, no, no. The green dots
1:13:02 are all
1:13:05 free chatbot users,
1:13:08 nonsubscribers.
1:13:11 Then, if you go way down here in the
1:13:13 corner,
1:13:15 the yellow dots are the people who have
1:13:17 subscribed to ChatGpt or whatever, 20
1:13:21 bucks a month.
1:13:23 And then the red dot is like coders who
1:13:25 use it a lot like you know coders who
1:13:27 use it for like uh what you call it co
1:13:30 you know coding
1:13:31 like we haven't even begun.
1:13:37 I'm in the green. Jason's in the green.
1:13:39 That's good.
1:13:42 All right. Let's go listen to our new
1:13:43 versions of our purple song. Um what
1:13:46 what did we do here? We did oh
1:13:48 repetitive arpeggios.
1:13:51 I spelled arpeggios wrong. That's
1:13:53 unacceptable.
1:13:56 We'll create two more.
1:14:00 All right, here we go.
1:14:22 Jason, I I'll tell you though, I think
1:14:24 Claude has blown open AI away. I agree
1:14:26 with that. I pay for three AIS. What
1:14:29 does that make me? Super yellow. Well,
1:14:31 you know what, Robbie? It like that's
1:14:33 the thing. If like a lot of the people
1:14:35 on this channel probably pay at least 20
1:14:37 bucks for something, right? In AI,
1:14:41 it's less than 1% like it's 3% I think.
1:14:45 Let me go look at that chart again. The
1:14:47 people that pay for it
1:14:51 is.3%.
1:14:53 3/10en
1:14:55 of 1% of 8.1 billion people.
1:15:03 15 to 25 million people globally pay for
1:15:07 AI.
1:15:09 That's [ __ ] insane.
1:15:12 You think you're behind. You're not
1:15:14 behind. We're not behind.
1:15:21 I need another dose, so I'm headed to
1:15:24 the bar.
1:15:26 I fill up my cup to the top with purple
1:15:29 pickle.
1:15:32 Look at me. I think I can see a purple
1:15:35 star.
1:15:39 Well, it's one eye, one horn. Flying
1:15:43 purple people. Well, it's one night.
1:15:50 >> This is very Lori Anderson.
1:16:04 >> I wonder what AGI will like be at the
1:16:06 end of the year. It's going to be pretty
1:16:07 crazy. If you like I've been playing I
1:16:10 got Open Claw working this weekend and
1:16:13 it's not AGI but damn is it impressive.
1:16:41 Well, I drink so much my body starts to
1:16:44 shrivele,
1:16:48 so I'm headed to the bar.
1:16:52 I fill up my cup to the top with purple
1:16:54 pickle.
1:16:58 Hop hop hop hop hop hop.
1:17:20 >> Hi
1:17:24 Would
1:17:32 you compare this AI to the primordial
1:17:34 soup?
1:17:36 It's that much of an important event.
1:17:40 Which AI? Just AI in general right now.
1:17:44 Um, yeah. And I and I would say that
1:17:46 we're we're in
1:17:51 we're we're in that strange moment where
1:17:58 there's a couple of ways to look at the
1:17:59 moment we're in. I personally think
1:18:05 I'm not going to characterize it for
1:18:06 everyone. For me personally,
1:18:12 I feel lucky as hell to live in a time
1:18:20 where we get to experience this
1:18:22 transition.
1:18:24 We're going to be the only generation
1:18:27 that understands
1:18:29 what it's like
1:18:32 what the world was like before AI and
1:18:35 the what the world's like after AI.
1:18:38 You could argue, you know, it'll be like
1:18:41 two or three generations, right? So, Gen
1:18:43 X, some boomers. Boomers don't really
1:18:46 give a [ __ ] Gen X is really into it.
1:18:48 Millennials seem to don't give a [ __ ]
1:18:51 Um, alphas and genzers are they're a
1:18:54 mixed bag.
1:18:57 But we get to
1:19:00 we get to sit here and go, "In my day,
1:19:04 if you wanted to make music, you had to
1:19:06 go to school for 10 years or start a
1:19:08 band."
1:19:11 And five years down the line, there's
1:19:13 going to be kids growing up. They will
1:19:15 know nothing else other than you ask for
1:19:17 [ __ ] and it appears.
1:19:20 I think that's a [ __ ] remarkable time
1:19:24 to be able to be
1:19:28 the people
1:19:31 who have seen both sides of the chasm.
1:19:34 Like, we're right in the middle of it
1:19:36 right now. I think it's [ __ ] insane.
1:19:52 Well, I drank so much my body to triple.
1:19:58 I need another dose, so I'm headed to
1:20:00 the
1:20:03 fill up my cup to the top with purple
1:20:05 pickle.
1:20:08 Look at me. I think I can see a purple
1:20:13 star.
1:20:16 It's one night horn people
1:20:23 horn people.
1:20:28 >> I don't know. I'm kind of bored with
1:20:29 this now. I think this one's the winner.
1:20:49 Once it gets super intelligent, we won't
1:20:51 understand half the stuff it makes.
1:20:53 Yeah, I would argue, Robbie, we probably
1:20:55 won't understand 90% of the stuff it
1:20:57 makes. The the thing about the thing
1:21:00 about AI and and it getting even to AGI,
1:21:03 not even super intelligence,
1:21:06 is it can move so fast. So, when I set
1:21:09 up Adam, like the the the the clawbot
1:21:13 thing,
1:21:15 like it it was just bizarre. He he'd be
1:21:19 like, "Oh, I want to I want to design a
1:21:22 an idea capture system for you where
1:21:26 you'll tell me an idea. I'll ingest it.
1:21:28 I'll figure out which of all your
1:21:29 products that idea is relevant for. I'll
1:21:32 write reports on that and I'll put it
1:21:34 all in in the in the database or
1:21:36 whatever." And I said, "Yeah, you can
1:21:37 make that." and 30 seconds later it was
1:21:39 done.
1:21:41 Like I don't even have I don't even know
1:21:44 what the [ __ ] he was talking about much
1:21:46 less it's built and ready for me to
1:21:48 review.
1:21:50 Right. So like these things are going to
1:21:52 move so fast that at some point they're
1:21:54 going to go [ __ ] the humans. Just sit to
1:21:57 the side. Let us go.
1:22:02 We'll do [ __ ] and then we'll let you
1:22:05 know if you need to look at anything.
1:22:07 It's going to get weird, man. My
1:22:09 granddaughter asked for potato chips
1:22:11 yesterday. I didn't have the flavor she
1:22:13 wanted. She just matter of fact said,
1:22:17 "Uber ubersome. She's six. Can always go
1:22:21 back to the 1930s dystopian traveling
1:22:23 circus, carnival, dust bowl, accordion,
1:22:25 gypsy music." Oh, with the flying purple
1:22:28 people eater. That's a good idea. Okay,
1:22:30 wait, hang on. How you wrote that was
1:22:33 good. Okay.
1:22:36 1930s. This is good. 1930s
1:22:41 dystopian
1:22:47 traveling
1:22:49 circus,
1:22:54 carnival,
1:22:59 dust bowl.
1:23:02 Um, how do you spell colliopy?
1:23:08 Oop.
1:23:10 No.
1:23:12 Anyone? Buer
1:23:17 shet.
1:23:22 I love that you trust me, Kyle. Crazy
1:23:24 that you trust me, but love it.
1:23:28 That's going to be good. I'm gonna
1:23:30 misspell Colliopy on purpose. Oh, wait.
1:23:33 C A L L. Okay. C A L L C A L L I O P E.
1:23:38 Yes, that was obvious. Everybody knew
1:23:40 that. Brandon, you didn't need to spell
1:23:43 it out for me phonetically. I knew that.
1:23:45 It was definitely I definitely knew
1:23:47 exactly how to spell it. I just You know
1:23:50 what I don't like to do? I don't like to
1:23:54 like reveal how genius I actually am.
1:23:58 So, like what I'll do just as a strategy
1:24:01 is I'll I'll misspell an obvious word
1:24:03 like collap. Everybody knows how to
1:24:05 spell that. Everybody knows what they
1:24:06 are, right? It's like duh.
1:24:09 And so I'm just like that's one of those
1:24:12 words where I'm going to be like I don't
1:24:14 know how.
1:24:18 Okay. After this I have an AI learning
1:24:20 lab exclusive you're going to want to
1:24:22 see. I have a feeling I'm not going to
1:24:24 want to see it. Okay. This is if this is
1:24:27 brilliant.
1:24:28 This is my idea. If this is a train
1:24:32 wreck, Corey, you win some, you lose
1:24:35 some. You You're going to own it. It's
1:24:37 going to be awesome. Here we go.
1:24:50 >> Okay. I hate you. This is really good.
1:24:59 Well, I drank so much
1:25:01 to shrivel.
1:25:04 I need another dose. So, I'm headed to
1:25:06 the bar.
1:25:08 I fill up my cup to the top with purple
1:25:11 pickle.
1:25:14 Look at me. I think I can see a purple
1:25:16 star.
1:25:20 Well, IT'S ONE MORE time for you.
1:25:25 >> It screwed it up there. I don't like the
1:25:27 melody there. Let's see the other one.
1:25:39 >> You can never go wrong with a little
1:25:40 clarinet solo.
1:25:48 I need another dose. So I'm headed to
1:25:50 the bar.
1:25:52 I fill up my cup to the top with purple
1:25:55 pickle. Oh, look at me. I think I can
1:25:59 see a purple star.
1:26:02 Well, one, one flying purple. One, one
1:26:07 flying purple. One, one flying purple.
1:26:11 It sure looks good to me.
1:26:15 I said, "Mr. Purple Pickle, what's your
1:26:17 line?" He said, "Eat purple and it sure
1:26:19 is fine, but that's not the reason that
1:26:21 I came to land. I want to get a job in a
1:26:24 rock and roll."
1:26:28 >> That's pretty good.
1:26:31 All right. Um, we're going to turn the
1:26:33 show over to Brandon now because he's
1:26:34 got something that's probably making fun
1:26:36 of me, but we'll see. We'll see.
1:26:40 >> No, we haven't done this in a long time.
1:26:44 I can't remember the last time we did
1:26:45 this.
1:26:46 >> All right,
1:26:47 >> I got some AI breaking news.
1:26:52 >> Really?
1:26:54 >> Align your tabs.
1:26:55 >> Did Silver Fox get her songs back?
1:27:00 >> No, that would be I'm a producer. I'm
1:27:03 not that I'm not a magician. Um, but I'm
1:27:07 going to take you on a little, it's not
1:27:08 throwback Thursday, but I'm going to
1:27:09 take you on a little journey back to uh
1:27:11 the early 2000s and align your tabs and
1:27:14 point the browser at napster.com.
1:27:19 >> No,
1:27:22 please tell me it's all AI music. The
1:27:25 next Napster moment is here.
1:27:28 Press play.
1:27:33 Uh share this tab.
1:27:39 >> There was a time when music was
1:27:41 something you received. You listen, you
1:27:44 consumed. You pressed play and stayed
1:27:46 quiet. That time is over.
1:27:49 Now we are not just listeners, not just
1:27:52 fans, not just consumers of sound. We
1:27:55 are creators. Every one of us. Music is
1:27:59 no longer a product. It's the most
1:28:02 immediate form of expression we have.
1:28:04 Thought to sound, feeling to frequency,
1:28:08 no middleman.
1:28:10 Wait, let me get my pencil so I can
1:28:12 rewind it. Yeah, what this should
1:28:13 absolutely do is it should go
1:28:17 and then you got you got to pull the
1:28:19 cassette out, twirl it with your pencil,
1:28:22 untangle the stuff as it's tying in a
1:28:24 knot. Yeah, that's good. My creations.
1:28:26 All right, here we go. Are we going to
1:28:29 make something here?
1:28:31 I can't believe Napster's back.
1:28:33 Actually, this is kind of a genius
1:28:35 branding move. Whoever bought this.
1:28:40 I wonder what's on the back end of it.
1:28:42 My creation.
1:28:43 >> There was a time when music was
1:28:45 >> Yeah. Yeah. Where how do I make a
1:28:47 describe your hip-hop?
1:28:49 >> You can It You can choose different
1:28:53 artists.
1:28:54 So, if you give it a second, it took a
1:28:57 minute for me to load the first time,
1:28:58 but you can there's eventually a toggle
1:29:01 up there that you can choose different
1:29:04 personas. Oh, here look, barbecue gym
1:29:07 companion, Jim Rossman, Sally James,
1:29:10 vocal performance expert.
1:29:15 >> And what Sally's going to do is Sally's
1:29:17 going to act as your coach to help you
1:29:20 create the song. It's not going to be
1:29:21 her singing. It's She's going to be the
1:29:24 Rick Rubin
1:29:26 to help you be the Rick Rubin.
1:29:28 >> Hey Kyle, I am your vocal performance
1:29:30 expert. Um, I specialize in jazz vocals.
1:29:34 So, if you have any questions about
1:29:37 technique or performance, I am here to
1:29:40 help.
1:29:42 >> All right. Uh,
1:29:44 Shoua Debbop.
1:29:54 Sally.
1:29:58 Sally, you might have to give her
1:30:00 permission to talk to you in your
1:30:01 browser.
1:30:03 >> Right. Is there a particular style or
1:30:06 technique you'd like to discuss today?
1:30:10 >> Let's see.
1:30:13 Um,
1:30:15 trying to figure out how to give her
1:30:19 But wait, can I make a song here? My
1:30:22 creations.
1:30:24 Describe your hip-hop song. Um,
1:30:27 purple
1:30:30 pickles in my drink.
1:30:36 All right.
1:30:46 Generating lyrics.
1:30:48 It's not a bad interface. It's a little
1:30:51 unclear.
1:30:53 Produce.
1:30:56 Generating.
1:30:57 >> The model is a little slow to produce.
1:31:00 You've got about two minutes here.
1:31:04 >> Oh yeah. 52
1:31:07 >> a
1:31:11 >> What's that? If you click on the com, if
1:31:12 you click on the com, well, after you're
1:31:14 done with this, there's a companions and
1:31:16 they have like I don't know 50 60
1:31:21 different virtual
1:31:23 um avatars that are here to help you
1:31:27 like production management, IT manager.
1:31:30 They It's almost
1:31:33 >> crazy what they're doing with the
1:31:34 avatars,
1:31:36 >> huh?
1:31:36 >> Being able to assist you in different
1:31:38 areas of music creation process. Yeah,
1:31:40 this is this is where I think we go is
1:31:44 the so a couple of things are going to
1:31:46 happen in 2026.
1:31:48 It's going to be trivial to create 3D
1:31:50 worlds. Within those 3D worlds, you're
1:31:52 going to have full AI computing.
1:31:55 And so full gamification, full 3D model
1:31:59 generation, full physics engines, full
1:32:02 just all that stuff's going to be
1:32:03 generated in real time. And then people
1:32:06 are going to create applications like
1:32:07 this where maybe there's, you know, 50
1:32:10 people you can draw upon to mix and
1:32:11 match and do stuff. Some will be music.
1:32:14 I'm going to take a napster. That's
1:32:16 really good. All right. We'll see if
1:32:19 this
1:32:20 creates good songs or not. We We'll wait
1:32:23 for 30 seconds.
1:32:25 >> And I believe that this is their own
1:32:28 >> their own proprietary blend. I don't
1:32:30 think they're on top of
1:32:32 >> Can you Can you look up the history?
1:32:33 Like what happened with Napster when
1:32:35 they got their asses sued to oblivion?
1:32:38 Like did they did they sell to some PE
1:32:40 firm? Did someone just buy the brand?
1:32:45 >> All right.
1:32:46 >> All right. Here we go.
1:33:06 Yeah, they told me play it safe, keep it
1:33:09 clear. But I like my flavor a little
1:33:11 more unconventional. Watch the drip.
1:33:15 Yeah.
1:33:17 >> Purple pickles in my drink. Tell them
1:33:19 watch the drip. I'm soaking in the neon.
1:33:21 Let the bitter flavor flip.
1:33:26 >> That was horrible. Let's listen to the
1:33:27 other one.
1:33:41 They told me play it safe.
1:33:44 >> Keep it clear. But I like my flavor a
1:33:46 little more unconventional. Watch the
1:33:49 trip.
1:33:50 >> Watch the
1:33:51 >> purple pickles in my drink.
1:33:54 the trip. I'm soaking in the neon
1:33:58 flip.
1:33:59 >> They expected water. I gave them
1:34:02 something rare. Preserved in the power.
1:34:05 I'm the queen. Check the chain
1:34:07 infusions.
1:34:09 >> The bride is royalty. They sour on the
1:34:12 vision, but they loyalty.
1:34:21 >> I don't know.
1:34:22 I think whoever was asking before, can
1:34:24 you make money with these at some
1:34:26 points? You know, yeah, you can. And I
1:34:29 mean, here's the thing. Here's the thing
1:34:32 to do.
1:34:34 Okay.
1:34:37 Now, we're going to get into some some
1:34:38 some
1:34:40 deep AI philosophy
1:34:46 and what it's going to be hard for us to
1:34:49 get our heads around, but easy for our
1:34:51 kids or our grandkids. In my case,
1:34:58 in our world,
1:35:01 you were a thing. you were a musician
1:35:05 or you were a dancer or you were a
1:35:09 businessman or you were this or that.
1:35:11 Like polyglots, mult multimodal people
1:35:14 were rare.
1:35:18 And so if you think about just creating
1:35:20 a hit song,
1:35:23 well, yeah, you could try to create hit
1:35:26 songs
1:35:28 and eventually something could hit. But
1:35:31 in a world of infinite music creation,
1:35:36 it's a big battle. But if you said, "I
1:35:40 created a song I really like, and what
1:35:42 I'm going to do is I'm going to build a
1:35:44 a music um studio
1:35:50 company,
1:35:52 and then I'm going to have that company
1:35:55 sign artists, and I'm going to create
1:35:57 the first artist. And that artist is
1:35:59 going to put out four albums,
1:36:02 but that artist is also going to put
1:36:03 out, you know, 20 videos of of some of
1:36:07 the songs out of those four albums.
1:36:09 And then we're going to do a stage show
1:36:12 with holograms and we're going to do um
1:36:16 a play that features the music and we're
1:36:18 going to like you just do all these
1:36:20 different streams.
1:36:22 Like
1:36:24 rather than think of an idea as an
1:36:26 output, think of the idea as a brand and
1:36:30 your job is to create the theme park of
1:36:32 that brand. That's where I think this
1:36:34 thing goes.
1:36:36 Bunnycat gift. Thank you for the gift,
1:36:39 Bunny Cat. I appreciate that so much.
1:36:42 All right, listen. I'm going to get on
1:36:44 out of here. I'm tired. I'm tired.
1:36:48 After its acquisition by AI company
1:36:51 Infinite Reality, Napster abrupt
1:36:53 abruptly shuts down its music streaming
1:36:55 service and pivots to AI assistance.
1:36:57 Okay. Do do you know what year that was?
1:36:59 Is that this year or was that within the
1:37:01 past year or two?
1:37:03 January. Okay. So So this is just a
1:37:07 completely different company. This isn't
1:37:09 Napster. They bought the brand. It's
1:37:10 actually a brilliant [ __ ] move.
1:37:14 Like Like Napster was the bad boy of the
1:37:16 '9s. So NAFTA is going to be the bad boy
1:37:18 of the 2026es. They're going to steal
1:37:20 everyone's [ __ ] and they're going to get
1:37:23 sued into oblivion and then someone else
1:37:24 will take the take the reigns. So
1:37:29 Napster view, a combination of
1:37:31 proprietary hardware and AI software
1:37:33 that currently only work works fully
1:37:35 with a Mac. Fascinating, huh? Wild.
1:37:39 All right, it is Tuesday night. I will
1:37:41 see you tomorrow. It is uh tomorrow is
1:37:44 Wednesday. Wednesday. Thank you all so
1:37:47 much for hanging out here on EOT
1:37:49 Learning Lab. Hey, tomorrow uh at 400 PM
1:37:52 Mountain time is the AI readiness uh
1:37:56 project podcast. So uh if you go to aire
1:38:00 readiness project.com,
1:38:03 you can find the stream there or you can
1:38:06 listen to that podcast on all your major
1:38:09 podcast platforms.
1:38:12 Look at me doing promo. Fantastic.
1:38:15 Fantage check. Yeah. Mhm.
1:38:20 Oh, very nice.
1:38:23 Very nice.
1:38:25 Mom surgery's early tomorrow. Got to
1:38:27 sleep and get up and take her to the
1:38:28 hospital. I hope everything goes well.
1:38:30 Corey, thank you for hanging out and all
1:38:33 your support. I'm going to go to bed,
1:38:35 too. I'm gonna I'm gonna join y'all and
1:38:37 saying peace out. Have a good night. And
1:38:40 let's all send some love to Corey's
1:38:42 mama. All right. All right, everyone.
1:38:45 Bye.