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

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1. 0:02Oh, champ the dog.
2. 0:37Hello. Hello. Ah!
3. 1:19Hey.
4. 1:39Uh-oh.
5. 2:04Heat. Heat.
6. 2:42That feels like that should be a sunos. song, doesn't it? You understand what I'm saying, people? I don't know what Sunno is. Is that one
7. 2:55of those artificial intelligence things? Good evening, good people. What's shaking? What's going down? Thank god I don't have to watch that
8. 3:07other thing on TV anymore. I am here. I'll give you we'll give you the state of the AI learning lab. The
9. 3:15state of the AI learning lab is awesome.
10. 3:38But in a westerly car is my train. I've been driving. I've been wondering
11. 3:56the state of Adam. The state of Adam is he used up all my tokens. So my phone was just full of Okay, so here's the
12. 4:05thing about Adam. If you don't know Adam, Adam is a guy that I hatched yesterday or Saturday. I hatched him Saturday. I designed him. He was
13. 4:14beautiful. He's working great except I used the codeex 5.3 API in OpenAI because it's not doing per API call costs. you
14. 4:26just it applies against your chat GBT subscription. And then I successfully got Adam to proactively reach out to me.
15. 4:36So what what I told Adam to do was check email every five minutes. And then because he wasn't checking email
16. 4:47every five minutes and he was missing emails, I was trying to do some testing to get him to be more proactive. And so
17. 4:55I said, "Check in with me when you check emails." And so he started checking emails every five minutes
18. 5:02and reporting back. And then and then I had work to do from like 1:00 in the afternoon until like 6:30 at night. So
19. 5:11at 6:30 at night, I open my my Telegram and it's just a wall of API uh quota exceeded. So, Adam is is currently labbotomized.
20. 5:25So, when I get done here tonight, I'll probably work on Adam and getting him a new API. Uh
21. 6:03Heat. Heat.
22. 6:30You know what I just realized, kids? So, I was out at Taco Tuesday. Had the fam out uh for tacos at Taco Tuesday, just
23. 6:38down the block. El hefe, if you're in the Denver area, you know it. It's tasty tacos. Tuesday, I think they're three
24. 6:45bucks. So, we were there. Now, I'm a little thirsty and I'm realizing I didn't get myself flipping water. I
25. 6:49don't have a coffee. I got nothing. So, I'm going to go get that. You all can hang tight, dude. We got five people
26. 6:57on TikTok, five on YouTube. Uh, let our friends know. All right, you're on your own.
27. 7:28>> All right, I didn't
28. 7:52Huh? >> It's always Yeah, those damn immigrants.
29. 8:59All right, I'm hydrated. My entity Adam is lobbomized. I am hydrated. So, it looks like Producer AI didn't
30. 9:14keep my songs for me. That sucks. So, Producer AI, by the way, if you didn't know it, they got bought by Google.
31. 9:21So, that's the third of the big three music production, music creation tools are now bought up. Two by big record labels, Sunno and Udo.
32. 9:33And then producer AI uh got bought by Google today. Let me see if my songs are still in there. Producer.ai.ai.
33. 9:46Hi, my name's Producer Songs. Continue with Google. Uh oh, I left the dog out. Hang on. I'm gonna have to go get him.
34. 9:59Song producers now part of Google. We know. songs. No songs yet. They ain't my songs, too. What [ __ ] Are you kidding?
35. 10:13What [ __ ] That sucks. >> You forgot something. >> I know. Get in here. Lay down on your
36. 10:28bed.
37. 10:57might be a temporary migration thing. Let's go look on X and see if everyone's pissed off. Do I need to share my screen? I bet I do.
38. 11:16Excuse me. Hi. Yes, this is now an ASMR channel. Hi
39. 11:37Share my screen. Good people. Share my screen. Hello. Hello. Producer. Producer.ai. Where are my songs? Songs.
40. 11:55producer is now part of Google. Yeah, that's not what we're asking. We're asking where are our songs?
41. 12:12No one's talking about it. Maybe latest uh we'll do we'll do songs missing. I would wish it X would do semantic
42. 12:26search. I I would assume they would. Missing songs missing. Missing. Uhoh. Producer AI, is there any way to
43. 12:40download all my tracks before the 19th? I'm guessing that there was some sort of announcement that if you didn't download
44. 12:47your songs by the 19th, they're gone is my guess. Well, that kind of blows donkey chunks.
45. 13:01Sorry, Silver Fox. Wish I had better news for you. Hey, Kyle. I wanted to make a jingle. What program do you think
46. 13:07is best? It depends on the kind of jingle. Um, all of them are fine. Uh, I think that Well, Google Oh, that's actually really
47. 13:19interesting. Google just announced two days ago a new music generation tool that kind of sucked and today they
48. 13:33announced that they acquired producer. Uh I would say just for simplicity sake uh suno another lesson in why I should read my emails.
49. 13:46Sil Fox, I'm I am such the same way. I'm like, producer Brandon's always sending me very nice emails. He's like, "You see
50. 13:54my email?" I'm like, "No, it's so bad. It's so bad." I'm getting better at it, though. I'm a professional, no longer an amateur.
51. 14:14Hey. >> Yes, >> I am currently on the producer AI Discord. >> Yes. >> And there are several highlighted updates
52. 14:30highlighting that starting on February 20th, producer will be powered by a new set of models that are not compatible
53. 14:36with work from the private beta period. You know, this transition may be disruptive in your creative flow. We
54. 14:42encourage you to stick around and see if you like creating with producer moving forward. Things that will persist on the
55. 14:47platform include profiles, custom instructions, yada yada. Things will not persist on, including news, past songs,
56. 14:54lyrics, vibes, videos, etc. We apologize. >> We apologize. >> Wow. There you have it. Well, let's go make a song. Let's go
57. 15:05make a song in Producer AI. We'll make a new song. [ __ ] it. [ __ ] it. As they say. New session. Can I record? Plus recording. Yes, I can.
58. 15:20>> Plus, >> if you share your new tab, you can. >> Oh, that's so rude. I don't I don't know if you all know
59. 15:27this. The the voice you're hearing of the very rude man, that's uh producer Brandon. So rude. So rude. I'm used to
60. 15:37When I meet people from Ohio, I'm used to them being polite, >> not producers. >> The polite producer was deprecated last
61. 15:47week. I sent you several emails about it. >> The polite behavior is missing. That's pretty good. Okay, so we're going to do
62. 16:00Okay, here we go. Here we go, people. I'm going to click this and it's probably going to ask me for that. And
63. 16:06then it's gonna take over my phone. Someone help me figure that [ __ ] out. Why does it take over my phone? Uh,
64. 16:13allow while using this site. Stop. Retry. Okay, here we go. I'm going to turn my little microphone down toward the guitar.
65. 16:51Well, let's see what we got. We We'll get rid of the end of it there. Let's see.
66. 17:11We might need to re-record.
67. 17:37All right, there's that. Error. Uploading a file. Voice mode. Customize producer. Ghost Rider
68. 17:54recording.
69. 18:33All right. See if it'll save now. Okay. Um, let's see. Make me make me a song about
70. 18:48um purple pickles in my fancy drink
71. 19:04and see what we get here. Oh, let's see. Um, American roots 12 string fourpart harmony.
72. 19:19Bang. So, in the past producer was really good. I can't believe like why would they not I get that this thing's not compatible
73. 19:31with the new models, but why would they not just give you a folder of your old songs? That doesn't make any sense to me.
74. 19:38Well, you know, the from a from a cost perspective, the uh the the monthly uh cost of the Amazon S3 buckets, is that
75. 19:46what you call them? You call them S3 buckets. Yes, the buckets. Uh the buckets are rather pricey. Uh I don't
76. 19:52know if you know this, but it's it's approximately 1.2 cents per terabyte per month, which with seven terabytes is
77. 20:00it's ridiculous amount of money. It's nearly It's nearly a quarter. I suggest we we uh just start over. Just start over.
78. 20:13People can make new song. That's the thing about AI is they can just make new songs. They they don't need the songs
79. 20:18they made before. They'll just make them again. Just put in a prompt or or archive them on Google Drive for
80. 20:31[ __ ] sake, which I also pay for. Exactly. You're bought by Google. We're out of storage. Sorry about that. Sorry about that.
81. 20:43We only have a few exabytes left.
82. 21:17You know a Lesterly direction. This car is my train.
83. 21:35Bill sat down on the leather stool. His uniform jacket was still button tight. He stared at the menu for 10 minutes
84. 21:44before he pointed at a picture of a violet drink. The bartender used a silver spoon to drop three purple pickles in the bottom.
85. 21:57They look like Bruce thumbs against the ice floating in a sea of gin and tonic. I don't know where everyone is
86. 22:06archetypal. Nobody's here. Nobody loves me. They've all run away and this song is horrible. So to whoever was asking about which
87. 22:19song to make a jingle with, I wouldn't do it with this producer. Their old model was much better. This is this is
88. 22:26bad. Okay, so we're going to go to Sunno, but I'm going to do the same damn thing. This is Liria three now.
89. 22:38Oh, the their new model. It's horrible. It's horrible. That's crazy.
90. 22:52Audio record. Do I have to give Okay. No. Okay. Stop. Do this. No sharing. Start over.
91. 23:07All right. Here we go. We'll try again. We'll do it live.
92. 23:50Okay. Save. So, we're going to do a cover, any style. We're gonna do um we're gonna go write full song.
93. 24:06A song about about purple pickles in my
94. 24:20drink. Write lyrics. Very three purple pickles. Who would put that to music? Um, I I I did I put purple pickles to music, sir.
95. 24:39I did. All right. I had a purple pickle in my drink. Got to tell you what I think. No. Purple purple purple pickles
96. 24:45in my drink. Purple pickles in my drink. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Purple pickles in my drink. This the one we're going with. Select
97. 24:53this option. This is good. This is solid. Okay, now we're going to go styles. What did I say? American roots. Um 12 string guitar.
98. 25:07Um fourpart vocal harmonies. I think that's all I did, right? Something like that. American.
99. 25:22And this should be much better because Sununo doesn't suck. I can't believe Producer AI I can't believe. Yes. Um, no. You
100. 25:33>> pissed off because producer AI was really good and now it's not. >> This just speaks to how fast things move in the AI space. >> Yeah.
101. 25:44>> They announced a new breakthrough model four days ago. Google. >> Yeah. >> No, >> no. Producer AI announced Fuzz Demo 3,
102. 25:58their latest model. >> Yeah, >> that was the state-of-the-art model, and they killed it to replace it with LIIA 3 when Google acquired them.
103. 26:08>> Yeah, but Liria sucks. David Shapiro's really happy with it. He called it, it doesn't have what Sunno
104. 26:16has is what Shapiro calls um shimmer wave or or shimmer punk or something like that where it's got that wobble
105. 26:24that that compression wobble and he says Lia doesn't have it. But like that song we just heard was [ __ ] horrible.
106. 26:31>> This what I'm what I'm suggesting is that even producer.ai AI didn't even know that this was happening four days
107. 26:40ago because they were releasing new models in their own ecosystem that are now gone. >> Jesus. >> They had a whole product launch and
108. 26:49release and big fanfare of like ribbon cutting. Here's our newest model. Here's a playlist. All gone. >> Unbelievable.
109. 26:56>> Are people bitching? >> Go download all your pseudo songs. >> Yeah. Really? Are people bitching in the Discord?
110. 27:03>> Uh, it's a mixed bag. A lot of people are talking about missing the old model, the the buzz model without necessarily
111. 27:11saying I lost my music. Like I think that community probably >> got the message to download their own stuff. But
112. 27:19>> it's not to say that they're happy with LIA. >> But go download all your pseudo songs before they're still in two projected lawsuits.
113. 27:28>> Yeah. So there you can actually hear my song
114. 27:43in there or my my my whatever the [ __ ] I play. Yeah. Yeah.
115. 27:59In my dream. >> He sounds drunk. This is good. >> This is worse.
116. 28:24Purple pickles in my dream. pickles in my dream. Yeah. Yeah. Bubble pickles in my dream. Pickles in my dream. Yeah. Yeah.
117. 28:45Pickles in my dream. Rolling like a wheel. They like to talk, but I don't care what they say. >> All right, we're going to go deep beat
118. 28:58bass boost slow melodic t. This is catchy. Yeah, that one wasn't bad. Put pickles in my drink.
119. 29:18Purple
120. 29:37pickles in my dream. Pickles in my yeah.
121. 29:54Let's do Let's do Let's do some new lyrics. Grateful song. Great lyrics. Purple pickles in my dream. Yeah. Yeah.
122. 30:04Yeah. Yeah. Frozen maybe. Am I? No. I'm still good. I'm still here. Might be on your side, Steo. You know you're on the
123. 30:14other side of the world, right? Like the signal's got to come from my office, go up to space, fly around the
124. 30:23world, and come back down in your backyard. It's, you know what I'm saying? Beat builds in melodic vocals, staccato,
125. 30:33piano, hypnotic beat. Okay, that's good. I'm walking and I'm walking through the club. Purple pickles in my drink and I'm
126. 30:43sipping from a cup. Now I'm feeling kind of slumped. What? How are these so bad? Purple pickles in my drink. Smoking
127. 30:57grass. I'm drinking pink. Getting cash. Spend it all. Not a thing. I don't think you know what I mean.
128. 31:05Purple pickles in my drink. It's in my drink. Purple pickles in my drink. Okay, we're going to select that one.
129. 31:14That's awful. Those are awful lyrics. This is This is And we're gonna Let's see. We're gonna get rid of American
130. 31:21Roots. We're just going to go 12 string guitar. All right. Here we go. These lyrics are horrific.
131. 32:13Okay, here we go. Purple pickles. Purple pickles in my drink.
132. 32:29Smoking grass. I'm drinking pain. Getting cash. Spend it all. Not a thing. I don't think you know what I mean. Purple pickles in my drink.
133. 32:58All right. Looks like producer AI is basically under construction. You know what's weird about all three of the music acquisition deals?
134. 33:08Suno, it was UDIO first with uh forget who it was. Sunno was Universal Music, I think, and then Producer AI with Google. All
135. 33:23three of those deals, they announced it and it was acquired like like it was just in the same day. It was just done.
136. 33:30They changed the terms of service on the same day. In the case of Producer AI, it looks like they just it looks like they
137. 33:38threw up a new site and just attached it to the Google model. Burggo pickles in my drink. Smoking gas. I'm drinking pain.
138. 33:51Getting cash. Spend it all. Not a thing. I don't think you know what I mean. Purple pickles in my drink. >> It's good. >> In my drink.
139. 34:02Purple pickles in my dream. Purple in my dream. Purple in my purple in my drink. Let's have fun.
140. 34:18Let's have fun. >> Yeah, we're in sunna. I just decided to turn
141. 34:35Turn that into a song. This is what we ended up with. >> Getting cash spend it all. Not a thing. I don't think you know what I mean.
142. 34:45Pickles in my dream. Pickles in my dream. Pickles in my dream. Pickles in my dream.
143. 35:04You know what this sounds like? This sounds like one of those original songs on American Idol that the crazy person.
144. 35:09You know, they always have like three crazy people that audition. I'm sure they have way more than that, but they
145. 35:14always show three and then one of them has the hit song. This is This is the hit song of the crazy person on American
146. 35:21Idol. What are you gonna be singing for us today? Purple pickles in my drink. Excuse me. Per purple pickles in my
147. 35:29drink. Okay. What's that song about? Uh I I got a drink. It had had purple pickles in it. Okay. Go go go ahead.
148. 35:52Burggo pickles in my drink. Smoking. I'm drinking pink getting cash. Spend it all. Not a thing. I don't think you know.
149. 36:02>> Purple pickles in my drink. >> In my dream. Purple pickles in my purple in my purple in my
150. 36:17purple in my Let's have fun. Let's have fun. Pickles in my drink. Smoking grass. I'm drinking pain.
151. 36:32Getting cash. Spend it all. Not a thing. I don't think you know what I mean. Pickles in my pickles in my dream.
152. 36:56Oh [ __ ] Who did that?
153. 37:19I don't know. Let's make a couple of more. Soft, slow, melodic, deep beat, bass
154. 37:36boost, slow ta. Um, funk rhythm tabs. Yes, sir. Sir, yes sir. Create
155. 37:53black boxes there. Purple pebbles in my drink. Purple pickles in my drink. Yeah. Say what you will about custom
156. 38:05GPTs. They're the workhorse. Yeah, that image that that I just showed of the Sin City Sipper, purple purple pickles in my
157. 38:13drink. Um, that was from Sin City Sipper. That was my very first custom GPT made right here on this channel in on November 6th, 2023.
158. 38:25That's when custom GPTs came out. I just wrote that in uh in an article I wrote today.
159. 38:50That's screwing on me like Can you tell me the name of the song? Seriously, I assume that's a joke, but if not, it's
160. 39:02purple pickles in my drink. It's sunno, so it's an AI song. So what? It's called the AI learning lab, not the AI bitterness lab.
161. 39:23M
162. 39:38Oh, yeah. You can't find it on a streaming service. Although, I could put it on a streaming service.
163. 39:44We got to find one that doesn't suck. So far, we've got the the minute 34 one is is the winner.
164. 40:02Purple pickles in my drink. Smoking grass. I'm drinking cash. Not a thing. >> I got issues. I got purple in my drink.
165. 40:36All right, we're gonna we're gonna we're gonna do new lyrics. Brandon just gave me an idea. Okay, we're gonna write a full song.
166. 40:43We're gonna go a song about purple p purple pickles in my drink by the what was it called? The something
167. 40:54something something purple people eater by the purple people eater. One eye one horned. That's it. by the oneeyed one oneeyed
168. 41:10onehorned flying purple people eater. That's it. Thank you. Thank goodness we have a producer with young kids.
169. 41:20Mine are old. I'm old. This brain don't work no more. All right. One horned, one armed. Add what?
170. 41:34Grenadine. Add grenardine to make it pink. All right. There's purple pickles in my drink. My whiskey has a purple stink.
171. 41:50I'm not sure what to think. But I know my lips are getting loose. Um the the lyrics here are bad. I bet they're using chat GBT 5.2.
172. 42:03Chat GBT 5.2. too sucks. It sucks so bad. When I saw a drink come floating down, he started to chug on the scene. Wait,
173. 42:16did I write the lyrics? We're writing new ones. Can lose your [ __ ] in just a blink. My words are sounding less succinct.
174. 42:30I drank so much my body started to sh. I needed another desk to go to the bar. I don't know. I think I see a purple star.
175. 42:37I was walking on the beach. I saw a lady sitting in a lawn chair, real looking shady. She works for a drink. I noticed
176. 42:43something very strange. Tip of her lip. She had purple pickles in her drink. This is good. I was driving through the
177. 42:48desert. Saw a man sitting in a lawn chair. Something strange. Okay. Had the one one eye, one horn. They were flying. Okay.
178. 43:05Interesting. Interesting. All right. This one has the full lyrics in it. So, we're going to select this one. Then, stylewise,
179. 43:19we're going to get rid of everything. And we're just going to click on buttons. Indie rap. Summer hit. Chopped
180. 43:34dreamlike acoustic music with psychic core. I used a 1.5 on my local machine. It
181. 43:51gets pretty close to pseudo. Yeah, I haven't tried any of the local the local AI models. Um, other than installing Open Claw over
182. 44:01the weekend, which I feel pretty [ __ ] accomplished. I got it working. Although I I ate all of my codeex credits today.
183. 44:10Hey Kyle, you mentioned last week you had access to chat GPT 3.5.3. It's not really to to 5.3. It's when you set up um OpenClaw
184. 44:24in order to use your $20 a month chat GPT subscription, you use the codeex 5.3 API endpoint. Champy's dreaming.
185. 44:40That's cute. Who are you barking at, Champy? Is that some dog you're gonna get? He's barking up a storm in his dream. That's pretty cute.
186. 45:00So anyway, Cam, I don't think it's like it might be 5.3, but it's just API access to it. And it was pretty bad. The
187. 45:07writing was pretty bad. Yeah, I'm pretty sure 5.3 is only available through codeex.
188. 45:23drank so much. >> Nope.
189. 45:45Nope. Champy. What is going on in that dream? He's Champy's being harassed. Okay, we're going to go duro, powerful kicks, retro8s,
190. 45:57male vocal, opera metal. He's chasing purple pickles. He might be. By the way, if what you're thinking as
191. 46:11you're watching this is, Kyle, are you avoiding doing some work? Maybe. I don't feel like fixing my atom. My He's still going.
192. 46:26As you may think, you have purple pickles in your drink. Oh, yeah. Hey, we have an agreement for one cheat day a week. This is my cheat
193. 46:35day. We're not doing anything tonight. We're just [ __ ] around. So, if anyone has anything they want to [ __ ] around
194. 46:39with, if you have any ideas, he's laughing now.
195. 47:07Well, I drank so much my body starts to shrivel. I NEED ANOTHER DOSE, SO I'M HEADED to the bar. I fill UP A CUP TO THE TOP WITH PURPLE
196. 47:20PICKLE. Look at me. I think I can see a purple star. No, I hate this. I hated it in the 80s.
197. 47:35I hate it now. All right. What's this? How do I How do I get more of these? All right. I guess we're going to have
198. 47:43to make [ __ ] up. All right. I'm taking I'm taking requests from the crowd. Um, give me give me genres, instruments,
199. 47:52any kind of musical description you want. This and wait, here's what we're going to do. We're going to go advanced
200. 47:57options. We're going to go purple pickles. Do we want male or female? Had my boot nailed to the floor. Don't
201. 48:03want to walk. No. Harmonica. Okay. Wait. Harmonica's in harmonica. Perfect. Wait. We're going to go. We're
202. 48:11going to call it harmonica rock. Let's see. Harmonica rock. Okay, there's one. Um, but hang on. I'm not looking right now. Just calm
203. 48:24down everyone. I'm not writing custom lyrics. This is this is like one slight level better than AI slop cuz we're actually changing
204. 48:34genres and producing enough songs that we have a choice. But it's not much above that. I want this to be I want this to be
205. 48:43unlistenable and unforgettable. All right. Torch singer. Okay, that's good. But wait, do we want female?
206. 48:58If it's a torch singer, it should be female. Okay. Weirdness, we're going to go high. We're going to go 69.
207. 49:05Style influence, which is my guitar playing, we're going to go low. 31. And then audio influence. Oh, no. Style
208. 49:12influence is the uh what we're writing. That's that we're going to have high. And then audio influence, we'll go a
209. 49:17little lower. 17 18%. Okay. All right. Female song. Harmonica. Okay. Kettle drums. Wait, what was the other one that I just saw? That was
210. 49:27pretty funny. Harmonica. Torch singer. Kettle drums. Kettle drums. Oh, wait. What's that thing where they tap with
211. 49:43the fingers? It's not kettle drums, but it's like that. Kettle drums. What's that thing called? All the hippies from Boulder play it.
212. 49:52Hand palm. Palm hand. Hand pan. Okay. What? Hand pan. Hand pan. All right. What else we got? Um,
213. 50:07Dr. V kettle drums. Okay. This we're this what we're going with. This is what you get. Duet. Duet. Perfect. Duet.
214. 50:22I don't know what that is. America AI or is that like America like that?
215. 50:42Oh god, I have a seven o'clock pitch tomorrow morning. 7 a.m. pitch Appalachian C porch with crickets in the
216. 50:54background. I think that's good. Here's harmonica rock torch singer kettle drums hand pan duet.
217. 51:12Better drink so much.
218. 51:28I needed to cut to the top with purple pickle. Look at me. I think I can see a purple star.
219. 51:44Well, it's one eye, one horn. Flying purple people leader. Well, it's one eye, one horn flying purple people
220. 51:54leader. Well, it's one eye, one horn flying purple leader. It sure looks good to me. Yeah, I say I miss that purple pickle.
221. 52:10What's your line? He said eating purple people and it sure is fine. BUT THAT'S NOT THE REASON THAT I came to land.
222. 52:23I want TO GET A JOB IN A ROCK AND ROLL. IS ONE HORSE.
223. 52:40>> That's pretty fun.
224. 53:00Well, I drank so much. >> I need another cut to the top with purple.
225. 53:16Look at me. I think I can see a purple star. Well, it's a one eye, one horn flying purple people. Well, IT'S A ONE EYE, ONE horn
226. 53:29flying purple people eater. Well, IT'S A ONE EYE, ONE horn flying purple people eater. It sure looks good to me.
227. 53:45I said, "Mr. Purple Pickle, what's your line?" He said eating purple people and it sure is fine. But that's not the reason that I came to
228. 54:00land. I want to get a job in a rock and roll band. Well, there's a one horn fine purple leader. Well, IT'S A ONE
229. 54:13horn purple leader. But it's the one I want. Oh, I'm fine. Purple people eater. It sure looks good to me.
230. 54:39Yeah, this is kind of jam rock, isn't it? That was pretty funny. All right, let's go. Let's go. Um, minimalist minimalist piano.
231. 54:57Um, soaring modern opera. Um, Tony,
232. 55:11drums. Drums. Right. um for Corey Sandler cello and then we'll do uh
233. 55:25and then we'll do microonal microonal vocal harmonies. This should sound awful.
234. 55:39Can you indulge me for 90 seconds? Oh boy. Producer Brandon, I think, is gonna want to do real work here. Uh, yes, producer Brandon,
235. 55:47>> not real work, but something to share. >> Uh, so while you were doing that, um, I I had forgotten that I had remembered about Murea,
236. 55:59>> which I don't pay for. Um, but I did come up with this little diddy, and it's pretty good from a lyrics perspective.
237. 56:14Got a little bit of a long intro, but I do like how it highlights the lyrics for you. Nice uh comfort up. The sunlight bounces
238. 56:28off the countertop tiles, setting a stage for a thousand bright smiles. I am tossing ingredients into a glass,
239. 56:40watching the mundane shadows all pass. There is a jar by the window with the lemonade of gold containing a flavor
240. 56:50that is daring and bold. No ordinary garnish for this afternoon swirl. I am making a splash in my corner of the
241. 57:01world. The bubbles are rising like tiny balloons. Dancing along to the happiest tunes. Vinegar ties a sugary breeze. Put my watering spir
242. 57:25away every shade of the blue. Sour and sweet in a liquid embrace. Painting a cr on my sunbeating face. Purple pickles in
243. 57:38my drink. Swirling so high like a velvet parade. >> There you go like that. But you know, not bad for a free song.
244. 57:51>> Not bad for a free song. All right, let's go. Minimalist piano for all you Philip Glass fans out there. Songs from Liquid Days.
245. 58:13Wait, how can we do this creative stuff? What's that mean, Wayne? So, so one of the things in the AI salon, so if you haven't been
246. 58:24to the AI salon, if you haven't joined it, go to community.thesalon.ai. Um, we we practice what we call the
247. 58:32cycle of AI readiness. And the cycle of AI readiness, step one is play first. Part of how you get good at AI is you
248. 58:43just play without expectations. just go in with zero expectations and just play. And so that's kind of what we're doing
249. 58:50tonight is I'm I'm like literally just trying to make a bad song and just throwing [ __ ] at the wall. So I don't
250. 58:56know if I want to try this. Okay, so if you want to try this, go to sununo.com. Um I I started with recording a guitar
251. 59:05lick for this, but you don't have to do that. You can just go in and say, "Write me lyrics." Or you can write the lyrics.
252. 59:11You can put in lyrics you wrote. You can write the lyrics in chat GPT or Sunno or Claude or you know Claude or Gemini,
253. 59:19whatever you like. You can have Sunno write them and then you just put in styles and just say create songs. It's
254. 59:26incredibly fast and it's it's pretty flipping good. So let's listen to uh this minimalist piano opera thing.
255. 59:58Well, I drink so much my body starts to shrivel. I need another dose, so I'm headed to the bar. I fill up my cup to the top with purple
256. 1:00:12pickle. Look at me. I think I can see a purple star. >> This is good. >> Well, it's one purple leader. Well, it's
257. 1:00:26one purple leader. Well, it's one purple leader. It sure looks good to me.
258. 1:00:45I said, "Mr. Purple Pickle, what's your line?" He said, "Eating Purple People and it sure is fine." But that's not the reason that I came to
259. 1:00:58land. I want to get a job in a rock and roll. It's one flying purple leader. Well, it's one horn. Flame purple people leader. Well, it's one
260. 1:01:14flame purple people leader. It sure looks good to me. I don't think you want to drink with me. It's just a purple eating pickle in a
261. 1:01:27cup. I don't think you want to drink with me. It's just a purple eating pickle in a cup. One, one heart. Flying purple people
262. 1:01:44leader. Well, it's one heart. Flying purple people. Well, it's one heart. Flying purple people. is one.
263. 1:02:09That's pretty good. That was pretty good. All right, let's listen to
264. 1:02:34Well, I drink so much my body starts to shrill. I need another so I'm headed to the bar. I fill up my cup to the top
265. 1:02:47with purple pickle. Look at me. I think I can see a purple star.
266. 1:03:08>> This is good. Okay. Minimalist piano, soaring modern opera, Tony drums. We're going to get rid of that. We'll keep Corey's cello.
267. 1:03:17I spelled microonal wrong. Microonal V vocal harmonies. And then we're going to put in um we're going to put in
268. 1:03:40um you just never know what you're going to walk into. Add sitar. Okay, good. Sitar. That's good. This this already
269. 1:03:47has some sitar vibe to it. So that's good. And then let's go. Style influence will go a little higher. Weirdness will
270. 1:03:55go a little lower. Audio influence will go a little higher. Okay, here we go. One, one for purple. Yeah. Yeah.
271. 1:04:09Can these songs be published to create revenue? These songs can be published. Well, if you if you so with Sunno, what
272. 1:04:16Sunno just changed because they got bought by Universal Music. If you don't pay for Sunno, they own the
273. 1:04:25songs. They license them to you to you for non-commercial use. So, if you're generating them for free, you can't sell
274. 1:04:32them. Um I I assume they're not policing this, but that's what you're agreeing to. If you pay for them, you own them
275. 1:04:39and you can do what you want with them. the publish to create revenue part. If you can find a way to make one of these
276. 1:04:47songs rise up the charts and you can make money, more power to you. Like there's um there was a country album out
277. 1:04:56that was all AI songs. You're you're still sharing your screen there, Brandon, or your uh your at least your audio. I hear your fan in the
278. 1:05:03background. Um,
279. 1:05:18we just
280. 1:05:39Well, I drink so much my body starts to shrivel. >> Has AI taken over yet? In some areas? I
281. 1:05:55think in programming it's pretty much taken over. Um, I think in music we're going to see a lot of um,
282. 1:06:02we're going to see a lot of resistance, but you're going to see a lot of musicians adapting um, and just rolling AI into their
283. 1:06:10production process.
284. 1:06:31Baptist didn't like AI. Yeah. Any of the award shows, any any big Hollywood right now, the so seed dance, they put out the
285. 1:06:39Brad Pitt and whoever the [ __ ] were fighting that that like rooftop fight scene with Brad Pitt and someone Tom Cruz maybe. Um,
286. 1:06:50they're all pissed like I I don't know like like there's there's an interview with Matthew McConna and Timothy Shalamé
287. 1:07:01um where McConna talks pretty philosophically about this AI stuff. He's like, "Hey, the the [ __ ] the the
288. 1:07:09horse the horse is not only out of the barn, it's running free on Chikatig Island." like like what Matthew is
289. 1:07:17saying is I'm just trademarking trademarking all my license or all my likeness. Um that's the smart thing to
290. 1:07:24do is get in front of this thing because what's what's happening right now is artists are all like crossing their arms
291. 1:07:33and going I think it's bad poo poo AI. Okay, I agree. You're and you're you're right and It's not going anywhere. Seed dances
292. 1:07:47from China. China doesn't give a [ __ ] about intellectual property. They're flooding the zone in in the States with
293. 1:07:55open- source models. So, China's just going to keep making [ __ ] that people can make whatever they want.
294. 1:08:02Okay. So, if that's the world we're going into and it's not going away, you can be pissy all you want, but like
295. 1:08:09someone like McConna is like, okay, he's smart enough to know it's not going away and he's like, I'm going to start
296. 1:08:16protecting what I have and then if people go out and make a lot of money in my name with my likeness, I'll go after
297. 1:08:24them and win. That's That's a smart play. That's good. Go do that. All right, let's see. Minimalist piano. I I want um let's see. Um
298. 1:08:38repetitive um arpeggios. Let's try that.
299. 1:08:55Substack users hate AI. I can tell you how many people over there hate it. I know. Here's the thing about hating it.
300. 1:09:05Hating AI right now is like hating hurricane season. I hate it, too. I'd hate it more if I lived in Louisiana.
301. 1:09:21But what good does that do you? There's a massive tsunami coming. Like a just a [ __ ] insane tsunami coming.
302. 1:09:35And everyone that's pissed off and and avoiding AI is sitting on the beach with their arms crossed, pissed off. It's not going to stop it.
303. 1:09:51You can sue. You can do all sorts of stuff like that. It's not going to stop it. There was more investment in AI than any
304. 1:09:58other technical move in history. It's not going away. It's not going away. So then what do you do? I don't know.
305. 1:10:08You get [ __ ] curious. You understand? Rather than thinking of AI as the enemy, what if you thought of it as, well, wait a minute,
306. 1:10:19I could reclaim my agency as a human being and say, I've got ideas and now just instead of being a musician, I
307. 1:10:27could be a musician and a filmmaker and a novelist and start a business and start a licensing company and start my
308. 1:10:34own [ __ ] music studio. And I could do that all over the course of a weekend. Like what are the two opt? You've got two options.
309. 1:10:49You sit there pissed off and let the [ __ ] tsunami wash you off the beach or you [ __ ] grab a surfboard. You're
310. 1:10:59like, "But I don't know how to surf." No one else does either. We've never surfed a tsunami before, right? No one. Is it Monday?
311. 1:11:12I think the bubble will burst, but AI will still be there. I don't even think the bubble has begun. Jason,
312. 1:11:21where I just having been through this before with the.com era for the longest time, for the last three years, we've
313. 1:11:27been in like 1995 96 land. the Super Bowl commercial AI.com where they spent $5 million for the Super Bowl spot and $75 million for the
314. 1:11:40domain for basically an openclaw rapper that didn't work because too many people signed up for it. That that for me is
315. 1:11:50like January 1997. It's like Super Bowl 1997. The hype is just beginning. It hasn't even started yet. 2026 is going to get [ __ ] surreal.
316. 1:12:02The AI is going to get so good on all fronts that everyone's going to go, "Oh, [ __ ] I guess I got to deal with this."
317. 1:12:10So, man, I would just pick up a surfboard and start [ __ ] paddling. You might want to show your chart on X.
318. 1:12:17Yeah, let me show you this thing. This is This is pretty astounding.
319. 1:12:35See this here chart? It's 2500 dots. The gray dots, which are all of the ones at the top here, 84% of people globally
320. 1:12:50have never used artificial intelligence. The green dots, which you're like, "Oh, those must be all the chat GBT
321. 1:12:58subscribers." No, no, no. The green dots are all free chatbot users, nonsubscribers. Then, if you go way down here in the
322. 1:13:12corner, the yellow dots are the people who have subscribed to ChatGpt or whatever, 20 bucks a month. And then the red dot is like coders who
323. 1:13:24use it a lot like you know coders who use it for like uh what you call it co you know coding like we haven't even begun.
324. 1:13:36I'm in the green. Jason's in the green. That's good. All right. Let's go listen to our new versions of our purple song. Um what
325. 1:13:46what did we do here? We did oh repetitive arpeggios. I spelled arpeggios wrong. That's unacceptable. We'll create two more.
326. 1:13:59All right, here we go.
327. 1:14:21Jason, I I'll tell you though, I think Claude has blown open AI away. I agree with that. I pay for three AIS. What
328. 1:14:28does that make me? Super yellow. Well, you know what, Robbie? It like that's the thing. If like a lot of the people
329. 1:14:34on this channel probably pay at least 20 bucks for something, right? In AI, it's less than 1% like it's 3% I think.
330. 1:14:45Let me go look at that chart again. The people that pay for it is.3%. 3/10en of 1% of 8.1 billion people.
331. 1:15:0315 to 25 million people globally pay for AI. That's [ __ ] insane. You think you're behind. You're not behind. We're not behind.
332. 1:15:21I need another dose, so I'm headed to the bar. I fill up my cup to the top with purple pickle. Look at me. I think I can see a purple star.
333. 1:15:39Well, it's one eye, one horn. Flying purple people. Well, it's one night. >> This is very Lori Anderson.
334. 1:16:04>> I wonder what AGI will like be at the end of the year. It's going to be pretty crazy. If you like I've been playing I
335. 1:16:10got Open Claw working this weekend and it's not AGI but damn is it impressive.
336. 1:16:40Well, I drink so much my body starts to shrivele, so I'm headed to the bar. I fill up my cup to the top with purple pickle.
337. 1:16:57Hop hop hop hop hop hop.
338. 1:17:20>> Hi Would you compare this AI to the primordial soup?
339. 1:17:36It's that much of an important event. Which AI? Just AI in general right now. Um, yeah. And I and I would say that we're we're in
340. 1:17:51we're we're in that strange moment where there's a couple of ways to look at the moment we're in. I personally think
341. 1:18:04I'm not going to characterize it for everyone. For me personally, I feel lucky as hell to live in a time
342. 1:18:20where we get to experience this transition. We're going to be the only generation that understands what it's like
343. 1:18:32what the world was like before AI and the what the world's like after AI. You could argue, you know, it'll be like
344. 1:18:40two or three generations, right? So, Gen X, some boomers. Boomers don't really give a [ __ ] Gen X is really into it.
345. 1:18:47Millennials seem to don't give a [ __ ] Um, alphas and genzers are they're a mixed bag. But we get to we get to sit here and go, "In my day,
346. 1:19:03if you wanted to make music, you had to go to school for 10 years or start a band." And five years down the line, there's
347. 1:19:13going to be kids growing up. They will know nothing else other than you ask for [ __ ] and it appears.
348. 1:19:20I think that's a [ __ ] remarkable time to be able to be the people who have seen both sides of the chasm.
349. 1:19:34Like, we're right in the middle of it right now. I think it's [ __ ] insane.
350. 1:19:52Well, I drank so much my body to triple. I need another dose, so I'm headed to the fill up my cup to the top with purple pickle.
351. 1:20:08Look at me. I think I can see a purple star. It's one night horn people
352. 1:20:23horn people. >> I don't know. I'm kind of bored with this now. I think this one's the winner.
353. 1:20:49Once it gets super intelligent, we won't understand half the stuff it makes. Yeah, I would argue, Robbie, we probably
354. 1:20:54won't understand 90% of the stuff it makes. The the thing about the thing about AI and and it getting even to AGI,
355. 1:21:03not even super intelligence, is it can move so fast. So, when I set up Adam, like the the the the clawbot thing,
356. 1:21:15like it it was just bizarre. He he'd be like, "Oh, I want to I want to design a an idea capture system for you where
357. 1:21:25you'll tell me an idea. I'll ingest it. I'll figure out which of all your products that idea is relevant for. I'll
358. 1:21:31write reports on that and I'll put it all in in the in the database or whatever." And I said, "Yeah, you can
359. 1:21:37make that." and 30 seconds later it was done. Like I don't even have I don't even know what the [ __ ] he was talking about much
360. 1:21:46less it's built and ready for me to review. Right. So like these things are going to move so fast that at some point they're
361. 1:21:54going to go [ __ ] the humans. Just sit to the side. Let us go. We'll do [ __ ] and then we'll let you know if you need to look at anything.
362. 1:22:07It's going to get weird, man. My granddaughter asked for potato chips yesterday. I didn't have the flavor she
363. 1:22:12wanted. She just matter of fact said, "Uber ubersome. She's six. Can always go back to the 1930s dystopian traveling
364. 1:22:22circus, carnival, dust bowl, accordion, gypsy music." Oh, with the flying purple people eater. That's a good idea. Okay,
365. 1:22:30wait, hang on. How you wrote that was good. Okay. 1930s. This is good. 1930s dystopian
366. 1:22:47traveling circus, carnival, dust bowl.
367. 1:23:01Um, how do you spell colliopy? Oop. No. Anyone? Buer
368. 1:23:16shet. I love that you trust me, Kyle. Crazy that you trust me, but love it. That's going to be good. I'm gonna
369. 1:23:30misspell Colliopy on purpose. Oh, wait. C A L L. Okay. C A L L C A L L I O P E. Yes, that was obvious. Everybody knew
370. 1:23:40that. Brandon, you didn't need to spell it out for me phonetically. I knew that. It was definitely I definitely knew
371. 1:23:47exactly how to spell it. I just You know what I don't like to do? I don't like to like reveal how genius I actually am.
372. 1:23:58So, like what I'll do just as a strategy is I'll I'll misspell an obvious word like collap. Everybody knows how to
373. 1:24:04spell that. Everybody knows what they are, right? It's like duh. And so I'm just like that's one of those
374. 1:24:11words where I'm going to be like I don't know how. Okay. After this I have an AI learning lab exclusive you're going to want to
375. 1:24:22see. I have a feeling I'm not going to want to see it. Okay. This is if this is brilliant. This is my idea. If this is a train
376. 1:24:31wreck, Corey, you win some, you lose some. You You're going to own it. It's going to be awesome. Here we go.
377. 1:24:50>> Okay. I hate you. This is really good. Well, I drank so much to shrivel. I need another dose. So, I'm headed to
378. 1:25:05the bar. I fill up my cup to the top with purple pickle. Look at me. I think I can see a purple star. Well, IT'S ONE MORE time for you.
379. 1:25:25>> It screwed it up there. I don't like the melody there. Let's see the other one.
380. 1:25:39>> You can never go wrong with a little clarinet solo. I need another dose. So I'm headed to the bar.
381. 1:25:52I fill up my cup to the top with purple pickle. Oh, look at me. I think I can see a purple star. Well, one, one flying purple. One, one
382. 1:26:06flying purple. One, one flying purple. It sure looks good to me. I said, "Mr. Purple Pickle, what's your
383. 1:26:17line?" He said, "Eat purple and it sure is fine, but that's not the reason that I came to land. I want to get a job in a rock and roll."
384. 1:26:28>> That's pretty good. All right. Um, we're going to turn the show over to Brandon now because he's got something that's probably making fun
385. 1:26:36of me, but we'll see. We'll see. >> No, we haven't done this in a long time. I can't remember the last time we did this. >> All right,
386. 1:26:46>> I got some AI breaking news. >> Really? >> Align your tabs. >> Did Silver Fox get her songs back?
387. 1:26:59>> No, that would be I'm a producer. I'm not that I'm not a magician. Um, but I'm going to take you on a little, it's not
388. 1:27:08throwback Thursday, but I'm going to take you on a little journey back to uh the early 2000s and align your tabs and
389. 1:27:14point the browser at napster.com. >> No, please tell me it's all AI music. The next Napster moment is here. Press play.
390. 1:27:33Uh share this tab. >> There was a time when music was something you received. You listen, you consumed. You pressed play and stayed
391. 1:27:46quiet. That time is over. Now we are not just listeners, not just fans, not just consumers of sound. We
392. 1:27:55are creators. Every one of us. Music is no longer a product. It's the most immediate form of expression we have.
393. 1:28:04Thought to sound, feeling to frequency, no middleman. Wait, let me get my pencil so I can rewind it. Yeah, what this should
394. 1:28:13absolutely do is it should go and then you got you got to pull the cassette out, twirl it with your pencil,
395. 1:28:21untangle the stuff as it's tying in a knot. Yeah, that's good. My creations. All right, here we go. Are we going to make something here?
396. 1:28:30I can't believe Napster's back. Actually, this is kind of a genius branding move. Whoever bought this.
397. 1:28:40I wonder what's on the back end of it. My creation. >> There was a time when music was >> Yeah. Yeah. Where how do I make a
398. 1:28:46describe your hip-hop? >> You can It You can choose different artists. So, if you give it a second, it took a
399. 1:28:56minute for me to load the first time, but you can there's eventually a toggle up there that you can choose different
400. 1:29:03personas. Oh, here look, barbecue gym companion, Jim Rossman, Sally James, vocal performance expert.
401. 1:29:15>> And what Sally's going to do is Sally's going to act as your coach to help you create the song. It's not going to be
402. 1:29:21her singing. It's She's going to be the Rick Rubin to help you be the Rick Rubin. >> Hey Kyle, I am your vocal performance
403. 1:29:30expert. Um, I specialize in jazz vocals. So, if you have any questions about technique or performance, I am here to help. >> All right. Uh,
404. 1:29:43Shoua Debbop. Sally. Sally, you might have to give her
405. 1:29:59permission to talk to you in your browser. >> Right. Is there a particular style or technique you'd like to discuss today? >> Let's see. Um,
406. 1:30:15trying to figure out how to give her But wait, can I make a song here? My creations. Describe your hip-hop song. Um, purple
407. 1:30:29pickles in my drink. All right.
408. 1:30:46Generating lyrics. It's not a bad interface. It's a little unclear. Produce. Generating. >> The model is a little slow to produce.
409. 1:30:59You've got about two minutes here. >> Oh yeah. 52 >> a >> What's that? If you click on the com, if you click on the com, well, after you're
410. 1:31:14done with this, there's a companions and they have like I don't know 50 60 different virtual um avatars that are here to help you
411. 1:31:27like production management, IT manager. They It's almost >> crazy what they're doing with the avatars, >> huh?
412. 1:31:36>> Being able to assist you in different areas of music creation process. Yeah, this is this is where I think we go is
413. 1:31:43the so a couple of things are going to happen in 2026. It's going to be trivial to create 3D worlds. Within those 3D worlds, you're
414. 1:31:52going to have full AI computing. And so full gamification, full 3D model generation, full physics engines, full
415. 1:32:02just all that stuff's going to be generated in real time. And then people are going to create applications like
416. 1:32:07this where maybe there's, you know, 50 people you can draw upon to mix and match and do stuff. Some will be music.
417. 1:32:14I'm going to take a napster. That's really good. All right. We'll see if this creates good songs or not. We We'll wait for 30 seconds.
418. 1:32:24>> And I believe that this is their own >> their own proprietary blend. I don't think they're on top of
419. 1:32:31>> Can you Can you look up the history? Like what happened with Napster when they got their asses sued to oblivion?
420. 1:32:37Like did they did they sell to some PE firm? Did someone just buy the brand? >> All right. >> All right. Here we go.
421. 1:33:05Yeah, they told me play it safe, keep it clear. But I like my flavor a little more unconventional. Watch the drip. Yeah.
422. 1:33:17>> Purple pickles in my drink. Tell them watch the drip. I'm soaking in the neon. Let the bitter flavor flip.
423. 1:33:25>> That was horrible. Let's listen to the other one.
424. 1:33:41They told me play it safe. >> Keep it clear. But I like my flavor a little more unconventional. Watch the trip. >> Watch the
425. 1:33:50>> purple pickles in my drink. the trip. I'm soaking in the neon flip. >> They expected water. I gave them
426. 1:34:01something rare. Preserved in the power. I'm the queen. Check the chain infusions. >> The bride is royalty. They sour on the
427. 1:34:11vision, but they loyalty. >> I don't know. I think whoever was asking before, can you make money with these at some
428. 1:34:26points? You know, yeah, you can. And I mean, here's the thing. Here's the thing to do. Okay. Now, we're going to get into some some some
429. 1:34:39deep AI philosophy and what it's going to be hard for us to get our heads around, but easy for our kids or our grandkids. In my case,
430. 1:34:57in our world, you were a thing. you were a musician or you were a dancer or you were a businessman or you were this or that.
431. 1:35:10Like polyglots, mult multimodal people were rare. And so if you think about just creating a hit song,
432. 1:35:23well, yeah, you could try to create hit songs and eventually something could hit. But in a world of infinite music creation,
433. 1:35:35it's a big battle. But if you said, "I created a song I really like, and what I'm going to do is I'm going to build a a music um studio
434. 1:35:49company, and then I'm going to have that company sign artists, and I'm going to create the first artist. And that artist is
435. 1:35:58going to put out four albums, but that artist is also going to put out, you know, 20 videos of of some of
436. 1:36:06the songs out of those four albums. And then we're going to do a stage show with holograms and we're going to do um
437. 1:36:16a play that features the music and we're going to like you just do all these different streams. Like rather than think of an idea as an
438. 1:36:26output, think of the idea as a brand and your job is to create the theme park of that brand. That's where I think this thing goes.
439. 1:36:36Bunnycat gift. Thank you for the gift, Bunny Cat. I appreciate that so much. All right, listen. I'm going to get on
440. 1:36:44out of here. I'm tired. I'm tired. After its acquisition by AI company Infinite Reality, Napster abrupt
441. 1:36:52abruptly shuts down its music streaming service and pivots to AI assistance. Okay. Do do you know what year that was?
442. 1:36:59Is that this year or was that within the past year or two? January. Okay. So So this is just a completely different company. This isn't
443. 1:37:08Napster. They bought the brand. It's actually a brilliant [ __ ] move. Like Like Napster was the bad boy of the
444. 1:37:16'9s. So NAFTA is going to be the bad boy of the 2026es. They're going to steal everyone's [ __ ] and they're going to get
445. 1:37:22sued into oblivion and then someone else will take the take the reigns. So Napster view, a combination of
446. 1:37:30proprietary hardware and AI software that currently only work works fully with a Mac. Fascinating, huh? Wild.
447. 1:37:39All right, it is Tuesday night. I will see you tomorrow. It is uh tomorrow is Wednesday. Wednesday. Thank you all so
448. 1:37:46much for hanging out here on EOT Learning Lab. Hey, tomorrow uh at 400 PM Mountain time is the AI readiness uh
449. 1:37:55project podcast. So uh if you go to aire readiness project.com, you can find the stream there or you can
450. 1:38:06listen to that podcast on all your major podcast platforms. Look at me doing promo. Fantastic. Fantage check. Yeah. Mhm. Oh, very nice.
451. 1:38:22Very nice. Mom surgery's early tomorrow. Got to sleep and get up and take her to the hospital. I hope everything goes well.
452. 1:38:30Corey, thank you for hanging out and all your support. I'm going to go to bed, too. I'm gonna I'm gonna join y'all and
453. 1:38:36saying peace out. Have a good night. And let's all send some love to Corey's mama. All right. All right, everyone. Bye.