AI Learning Lab LIVE - 6/27/25

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1. 0:00[Music] Woohoo! [Music]
2. 0:25You're feeling nervous, aren't you, boy? with quiet voice and impeccable style. Don't ever let them steal a joy
3. 0:41any gentle ways to keep them from running wild. [Music] They can kick dirt in your face, dress you down, and tell you that your place
4. 0:56is in the middle. When they hate the way you shine. [Music] I see you tugging on your shirt, trying to hide inside of it. Hide how
5. 1:10much it hurts. Let them laugh while they care. Let them spin. Let them scatter in the wind.
6. 1:29Well, I've been to the movies. I've been to the movies. I've seen out the jokes are man.
7. 1:51Friday night date night. It's Friday night date night. Welcome people. Welcome good people. What's happening?
8. 1:58What is going down? We're shaking. We're a little bit early. [Music]
9. 2:43All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. Ryan, Whitney, what's happening? What is shaking? What's going down?
10. 2:52Um, share the live if you'd be so kind. Get some folks in here to say hello. Oh, man.
11. 3:12I'm just trying to think. I just had an idea. Maybe there's a maybe there's a new way to list
12. 3:31tools like Yeah. No, no, no. I what just struck me was like right now if you want to have something generate an actor talking
13. 3:47you've only got V3. If you want long form character talking you've got Hedra with character animation. If you want text,
14. 4:05you've got to generate it in like chat GBT or ideoggram. I don't know. It's it's it's almost like not ranking tools by all of the stuff
15. 4:21that they can do, but like something rises to the top if it can do something that no other tool can. That might be an interesting
16. 4:31way to think about tools. I don't know. I don't know. [Music] Not really Reddit. It's It's more like an editorial. I guess it's I guess it's
17. 4:46Reddit, but Reddit is more like they know everything about every tool. This is just more like if you needed to do if you need a thing to do
18. 4:58a character talking for a long time, there's only one option right now and that's Hedra. [Music] But I guess that's not true
19. 5:14technically. [Music] All right. If you're new here, um, if you're new here, welcome. My name is Kyle Shannon. This AI learning lab, we've
20. 5:29got, uh, we're going to be talking about some fun stuff tonight. Uh, Neurolink is starting to do some crazy stuff. They
21. 5:36had an update on that today. Um, black bar. Oh, cams. Black bar. Cams. There we go. Black bar. Everything's good. Everyone's happy. Um,
22. 5:54they showed they showed an Optimus hand being controlled by one of the recipients of Neurolink. And then Elon was basically like um
23. 6:08people are going to be able to in future versions of Neurolink control an entire Optimus robot just using their brain.
24. 6:20So imagine being completely wheelchair bound and then you could be basically first person driving an Optimus robot.
25. 6:35It will do the dishes. Yeah, you can just sit there on your couch and just go go do the dishes. Put them away, right? Yeah.
26. 6:43Just bonkers. I mean, I guess if they get if they get robots to the point that they can just do stuff for you, you
27. 6:48probably don't need to inhabit it. But it would be kind of cool. Like, you know, imagine being able to go on a hike with people. [Music]
28. 7:05And you'd never get tired. Your battery might run out, but you wouldn't get tired. You'd be stronger than everyone. Are you selling guitars?
29. 7:17[Music] I should I should I should start selling like that little carbon fiber guitar. It's all over Tik Tok right now. [Music]
30. 7:53The new AI guitar. No. What's the new AI guitar? Is that the one that's got just the reverb [ __ ] built into it? There's a
31. 8:02bunch of those. I wouldn't call them AI. AI guitar. I assume this is a gimmick. Uh AI instrument generator.
32. 8:16Share your screen. Oh, yeah. No, it's real. What's it? Do you know what it's called, Danielle? We'll go in the Twitter. I'll go on the
33. 8:32Twitter. I'll go down this rabbit hole hunt. AI guitar. I'll do it. I think Danielle's lying, but she doesn't seem like the lion type, you
34. 8:41know? I think she just might be fibbing just to screw with me. AI guitar. She's like, "Look, he's searching for
35. 8:50it." Huh, loser. Just doesn't seem like her. Oh, this is an arpeggiator.
36. 9:09That device automatically tunes strings. I built an AI to teach me guitar. I do not know what you're talking about
37. 9:25there, Danielle. Is it a uh is it a uh like software? Is it software?
38. 9:50I have to sleep. I asked the doctor to come back at 10:30 after the show. Mr.'s got to go to the do doctor, but he's
39. 9:58coming to the AI learning lab first. Oh, he's doing a sleep study. Oh, that's hilarious. That's really funny. It's
40. 10:10called Sunno. Yeah. What's it called, Danielle? Do you know? [Music] [Laughter] [Music]
41. 10:50[Music] How? Oh, [Music] what? What? What?
42. 11:09[Music] She came on here like slow moving cold front. [Music] He be was warmer than a look in her eye.
43. 11:30She sat on a stool and he said, "What do you want?" [Music] She said, "Give me a love that don't freeze up. Freeze up. Freeze up inside."
44. 11:44[Music] He said, "I have melted some hearts in my time here."
45. 12:00But to sit next to you when I shiver and shake. And if I knew love, well, I don't think I'd be here.
46. 12:16Asking my asking myself if I've got what it takes. I do your icy blue heart. [Music]
47. 12:33Should I stop? Turn what's been frozen for years into a river of tears. [Music]
48. 12:57Um, Friday night date night Tik Tok pin. I see no Tik Tok pin. There's no pin. I've been lied to by producer Brandon.
49. 13:04Lies. It's lies. Wait. side hustle on me. Kyle, are you planning to watch Brad Pitt's new movie? He's an F1 driver. Of
50. 13:12course, I've been watching they've been they've been invading the the F1 tracks for for six, eight months now. Um, yeah.
51. 13:21No, it's Well, so I would be there right now, but apparently I got to do this Tik Tok show. Apparently people are waiting and I
52. 13:33wasn't here last night. I just bailed because Gabby's got an art show coming up. We had to do some [ __ ] So,
53. 13:40so we did that. Um, yeah. No, I'm really excited about it. Supposed to be like the most accurate, um, racing movie ever.
54. 13:54One of the cool things about it, um, so Lewis Hamilton was one of the executive producers on it and they were saying when they when they
55. 14:02were in the editing booth and he was showing, you know, or, you know, they were they were doing edits and stuff
56. 14:08like that. So I think they filmed on eight eight or nine different tracks with the real F1 car. So, basically what
57. 14:16would happen is they they'd go out and and like the F1 guys would do like final practice three and then they'd have a 15
58. 14:23or 20 minute window where they'd race these fake F1 cars that that Brad Pitt and the other actor were driving, but
59. 14:30they were really driving them. And uh and you know, they they didn't quite do the same speed as the real
60. 14:38cars, but pretty flipping cool. I think they had 14 or 16 different camera mounts on the cars. So, supposed to be
61. 14:46quite good. But Lewis Hamilton, when they were in the edit booth and they'd be downshifting into a corner, he goes,
62. 14:52"Oh, no. You only downshifted into fourth right there. This is a you you downshift into third here." He could
63. 14:57tell by the by the wine of the engine that they were in the wrong gear in on the audio track. It was, you know, because he's Lewis Hamilton,
64. 15:07you know, he's pretty dialed in. So, not in a Ferrari. He's not. What's it called? It's called F1 the movie. [Music] It opens today.
65. 15:27[Music]
66. 15:49Yeah, the lava guitar. It's not I wouldn't call it an AI guitar. It's just got a built-in There's a thing called a
67. 15:56tone bridge that you can put on any guitar. You mount it on the back of it and it vibrates and makes the guitar do special effects.
68. 16:04the the Lava guitar. I think all it is is a carbon fiber guitar. Let's see. Lava. What is it? The Mi3
69. 16:19acoustic electric reimagined. Yeah, this is this is not an AI guitar. If they're marketing that this as that, then they're full of [ __ ]
70. 16:37glowing finish. I mean, I would definitely get one of these. It's cool. Their sight's broken. What they do? Vibe coat this thing.
71. 16:49Check irregulars. Okay. Did Oh, I'm not sharing my screen, am I? Hang on. Let me go to a regulars.
72. 17:03stringless guitar. Oh, wait. This is not the lava guitar. What's this? Hang on. I got to change my tabs, don't I?
73. 17:28An error occurred. Of course it did.
74. 17:44Oh, Mighty Networks, could you please not suck? Asking too much apparently. Try reloading. Might be because I hadn't reloaded. Uh uh.
75. 17:57[Music] No, that's just not working. All right. What's it called? Stringless guitar. Here's the YouTube link.
76. 18:15Still not working. Um, and you can't.
77. 18:29Can I copy this? Here we go. Copy YouTube. I got it. I'll just change my my sharing tabs.
78. 18:52I just got sent a guitar that also doesn't use strings. Now, you probably have two questions. One, how the heck is
79. 19:01a guitar fitting in this little box? And two, um, how does a guitar not use strings? Well, uh, I I guess I'll show
80. 19:07you. And by the way, actually, in the in the box, it's actually even smaller. Look at this little case. There's
81. 19:13literally a guitar in here. Let's go ahead and open it up. And so, ladies and gentlemen, right here is the Liver Live
82. 19:20C1. Now, this doesn't fully look like a guitar, but check this out. I'm going to fold this up like this, and then uh Oh,
83. 19:27yeah. Here we go. Fold this back. And boom. Look, it's a guitar. Oh, it wow. Okay, that's the volume knob.
84. 19:36Okay, so I'm going to hold the chord and then I'm going to strum. Nice. [Music] I'm a musician. And if I use this part
85. 19:47right here, I can Look at that. It's like I'm strumming. Is that a high hat? [Music] It's playing the drums. Wait, what? [Music]
86. 20:01And bass. How did I do that? I don't even know. Why is the speaker actually kind of good? You know what? This is
87. 20:07actually pretty cool. Thanks to Liber for sending this out. I definitely have uh more to figure out on this thing.
88. 20:12There's even an app to to use, too. So, uh yeah, I'm going to be uh trying this out some more. All right. I just got
89. 20:19Cool. All right. There you go. Will m musicians use it? No. They might. You know who might use that? Is Jack Black 10 years from now?
90. 20:30Remember when when he got out the sax boom on on Jimmy Kimmel or whatever it was? Mighty will not load YouTube shorts. Of
91. 20:38course not. Of course not. Why why would why would a major video distribution platform not work on mighty networks? H
92. 20:48crazy. It's crazy crazy crazy. All right, let's see. What do I want to show you guys? Um oh, here's some news. I don't need to
93. 21:02show this. Um I'll go here. Um, so we've been all waiting for Grock 3.5 to come out. Elon announced today that
94. 21:15they're working on it and it's not going to be called 3.5. It's going to be called Gro 4. Um, don't know why they
95. 21:23made that change. Maybe because I don't know. It could be because it's good. It could it could be like good enough that
96. 21:30they're like, "Nah, this should be a whole step change." I don't quite get how that works in software, how they
97. 21:35make that determinations. Mr. It wants you to buy it. What? Buy that guitar. No, I'm good. I'm good. Uh, I would
98. 21:44actually buy that lava guitar. The one the one I had on there before that's got like the tuner built in and the effects
99. 21:49built in. That one's kind of cool. [Music] The problem is when you have like a good This is my good guilt and there's just
100. 22:01nothing that sounds like this. So, everything else is just going to make me cranky. Um, why would audio and video work? Oh,
101. 22:12that's right. They don't. I wonder if Grock can fix the upload. It's really unbelievable. Like, honest to God.
102. 22:27[Music] Um, I figure what we could work on tonight, [Music]
103. 22:43there's a part of me that just wants to keep going back to midjourney and keep figuring out what the hell to do with midjourney. [Music]
104. 22:56Luma apparently added a new thing called some sort of editing feature where you can swap out part of an image. We could
105. 23:03go play with that. Um there's a part of me that wants to go back to Claude artifact or claude. Yeah, artifacts
106. 23:12and just vibe code an app uh that uses Claude for something. Feels like that could be valuable. Um, wait. I want I want to
107. 23:27but have to move slower so I can work along. You want to what? Side hustle. Mimi. You want to work on what? What?
108. 23:37More slowly. Yes. Midjourney from Jamie in a uh from Genie in a Bottle. I just saw Kelly Bosch put out a new Tik
109. 23:46Tok. Her her new Tik Toks. Actually, you know what? It's probably worth going and looking at Kelly Bosch's
110. 23:53That's actually probably not a bad idea. Well, that's You know what? I think there's something interesting we
111. 24:04could do here in the channel in general. And maybe just take take a note on this one or just mentally file this producer Brandon that
112. 24:15rather than say, "Oh, let's go play with this tool." We go look at someone who we like, go look at the work they're doing,
113. 24:23and then figure out, oh, what are they using to do that work? See if we can reverse engineer it. Working midjourney. It's so good. It's
114. 24:31so good. It's so good. Hey everyone. Hey, Steo. Shaking. All right, let's go do that. Let's go look at Kelly Bosch.
115. 24:47Um, I gotta get the site up first. Hang on a sec. YouTube comment, Kyle, there's supposed to be a really cool GPT called the architect
116. 25:02that they say is acting self-aware, like an actual GPT in the GPT store. She used MidJourney and she says she
117. 25:16loves it. All right, cool. Um, so let's go. Tick tock. Tick tock. Tickity tac. Kelly B O S C H.
118. 25:35Kelly Bash Art. Fantastic. Did you want to see this?
119. 25:51Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And another thing, Johnson. [Music]
120. 26:14What happened? How are you? Hello. Hello. [Music] I don't
121. 26:30choose to stay. I never fret the coming of day. We hold the weight of fears. the unknown. Yet life blooms in cracks of stone.
122. 26:47Why the path you've yet to find? The stars don't rush, they take their time. Breathe deep.
123. 27:01Worry fades as night. Time drips down like rain on a stone. No fire burns forever alone. The current
124. 27:18curves it doesn't ask. Just trust the drift. Release the mask. Why fret the path you've yet to find? The stars don't rush. They take their
125. 27:36time. Breathe deep. [Music] Worry fades as night stay. The heart is stronger than the storm. It
126. 27:52beats through chaos, keeps us warm. A fleing shadow cannot bind. The light will break. It's just in time.
127. 28:07[Music] In the end, all fears dissolve. The
128. 28:22question cease. The heart resolves. Life's a dance, not a race to run. Let go. be still and face the sun.
129. 28:38Wow. You know what's amazing about her work is it's just how prolific she is. She just It's like this daily. She puts out one
130. 28:50of these things regularly. Amazing. [Music]
131. 29:07[Music] Hey, [Music]
132. 29:24[Music] [Music]
133. 29:43[Music] [Music]
134. 30:03[Music] [Music]
135. 30:37Huh? All right. Here's a stupid idea. I have a stupid idea. Kuno, how do you even describe this to get it to render? Well, so Kuno, here
136. 30:48I'll I'll show you I'll show you a uh I'll show you a a parlor trick. [Music] Okay.
137. 31:04So, let me go back. Okay. So, you got that. So, I'm going to screenshot this
138. 31:20and then I'm going to I'm going to save it to the desktop. I don't think I need to. I think I can just do it to the
139. 31:25clipboard. All right. Now, let me tabs. Yeah, I know. Let me change my tabs. Change my tabby tabs.
140. 31:41Okay. So, now we're going to go to MidJourney. I can also do this in chat GPT. I'm going to pop over to Midjourney. I'm
141. 31:49gonna paste this image in and then conversational mode, draft mode. How do I Oh, I can't paste it in. Okay,
142. 31:58so hang on. I need to go back to Where was I? I was in Oh, Tik Tok over here and do this. I'm going save this to the desktop. Desktop. Bang.
143. 32:16And then go here and go upload.
144. 32:42All right, there's that. And then where do I put describe? Does this it here? No, that was edit. Hang on. Go here. Go here. Go here.
145. 32:59What's that? That's video start frame style reference. Ah, drop image to
146. 33:13describe. Okay, so you get the image in there and then you say drop image to describe. And so now, so MidJourney's now created prompts for
147. 33:25you. You can also do this in chat GPT, right? You come into chat GPT, you pop in the thing and say describe this image in detail.
148. 33:43as a midjourney prompt using best practices. I don't know if it knows them, but
149. 33:59hyperrealistic large dinosaur misty blah blah blah parameters style photographic quality too. All right. Well, we'll try
150. 34:08all this. This might suck, but what you can do over in Midjourney is you can just click on these to to generate them.
151. 34:24So, I go boom, and I'm going to go bang. And I'm going to go boom. I'm gonna get another one. I'm just
152. 34:35getting rid of the weird aspect ratio. And I'm going do the last one. Shoot that. And then I'm going to drop in the
153. 34:49dash as aspect ratio. We're going to get rid of version six. Style photographic. We're going to get rid of Q2.
154. 35:00We'll see if this works. Bang. No. Style should be raw. raw. All right, there's that. And then I'm going to try one more
155. 35:16or I'll drop in that prompt. I'm going to turn on personalization. All right, so let's see what we got. So these are all from
156. 35:32That's kind of cool. Oh, the other thing Kelly does, one of the things Kelly Bosch will do is she'll go up here in stylization and blast it
157. 35:43to like 950 and she'll get weird weird results. So, let me let me go back out here. Let's go grab these prompts
158. 35:55and we'll do we'll do another set. Wait, why did it do these as videos? Oh, because it described it described
159. 36:05the play button because I did a screenshot with a play button on it. That's hilarious. Okay, that's really funny. Um,
160. 36:16okay. So, yeah. So, one of the prompts had Okay, so we're going to do that. Let me get rid of my personalization. High
161. 36:21stylization. Bang. It's not liking this for some reason. Why? Oh, those are cool. So, let's do um grab that one. Boom.
162. 36:36Why are these not going? All right. Well, whatever. Let's Let's just go look at them. So, that's pretty cool.
163. 36:51You all are seeing this, right? Drag the picture up. Drag the picture up. Oh, yeah. I already did it.
164. 36:59You can also do d-w and a number to get different images. What's d-W? Is that like d-r
165. 37:16So Tom Nodler, this is what I was thinking when I was watching Kelly's video. This this is the thing I was
166. 37:22going to say which I think is kind of weird. Let me we'll come back to this and start playing with this.
167. 37:27But I want to I want to share something. When I was watching her dinosaur video and then and then there was the one that
168. 37:38Oh, it was the dinosaur one where it kind of had these animals that looked like they were in the Gopagos Islands or
169. 37:44they were just on some other island. Or, you know, it could have been like here's what it would have looked like back in
170. 37:49the olden timey days, you know, before humans. And then what struck me was, okay, when we watch a documentary
171. 38:08of like an animal documentary, right, they're on some island and they've got all these weird snakes and you're
172. 38:14looking at all the weird snakes and you're like, "Oh, look how beautiful those are. Because it's a documentary, we know that
173. 38:24they're real. And because we've been to a zoo, we probably know that we could probably go see that animal in a zoo. But
174. 38:35wouldn't you have the same emotional response to a well-crafted documentary of completely fictitious animals in some
175. 38:45completely fictitious island? Like, and Like why I think this is fascinating is like does it really matter? Like like if
176. 38:57I if I watch a documentary for some island that I'm not going to go to looking at animals that I think are
177. 39:02beautiful but I ultimately don't care about and it just makes me happy. I feel like the work Kelly Bosch just
178. 39:09did makes me just as happy as one of those documentaries. And and why I'm saying this is I feel like One of the one of the themes in in the
179. 39:22AI doomers narrative is if you do it with AI, it's inherently bad. It's inherently evil, right? And so
180. 39:34you they talk about deep fakes and deep fakes are inherently evil. But what if they're not, right? What if a deep fake
181. 39:40is just a clone of someone and that person could use the clone of themselves to do something fine and appropriate?
182. 39:50You could look at a documentary done in this style where it's not real animals and I feel like the doomers would say,
183. 39:56"Well, but that's that's p, you know, that's defrauding the the the population. You've got to disclose its AI." Why? Why
184. 40:05not why not have a thing? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know, people. Anyway, let's go look at our animals. I think I got to clean my
185. 40:16lens off my camera. I'm looking all hazy. And I think that's because I probably have schmutz on my camera. Hey,
186. 40:22Kyle, you have schmutz on your camera. Kyle. Coyle. All right. All right. Well, that one's cool. That
187. 40:39one's really cool. Let me do some variations of that one. I'm going do subtle variations on that one. So, what's fascinating here is that
188. 40:56W is for weird. These are, you know what I almost feel like? I feel like these are inspired by Kelly Bosch's work, but hers is very
189. 41:04specific. probably because she's using her own personalization. I didn't have personalization on here. So, it'll be
190. 41:11interesting to see when we get to the one that does have personalization. Here's with a play button.
191. 41:26That one's cool. Yeah. Now we're getting into here's high stylization. Did this have
192. 41:40high stylization? Yeah, this is stylized 950. So, so these four one, two, three, four are
193. 41:59stylization of 200 and then one, two, three, four are stylization of 950. So, if you haven't played with
194. 42:13stylization, you should do that. Love that one. Except it's got the play button on it. Oh, I love those. The solar panels have
195. 42:28this organic shape to them. That's really cool. Is that it? Yeah, that's it. Fascinating. All right, let's grab
196. 42:43Let's grab this one. And I'm at 950. Let's do sty. Let's do that one at 950. Let's do this one at 950.
197. 42:59Why is it not submitting people? What is going on? Okay, there it went. Okay. And then I'm going to do I'm going to turn
198. 43:06on my personalization and have it at 950. And let's redo this one. And then let's grab this one.
199. 43:22Come on, you can do it. Come on, mid Journey. There you go. Let's grab this one. All right, so now we should have a big
200. 43:34pile that are rendering. And then I think what we'll do, I agree with you, Kyle. Hers could easily be a
201. 43:45documentary. They're a documented fossil species with an amazing number of uh keratin-like horns as protection. Yeah.
202. 43:53And like like the the the feathers, right? Like the the reptiles with the transition between bird and and and dinosaur,
203. 44:01right? You could imagine dinosaurs having patterned skin that they then develop feathers on top of, but it's just partially there.
204. 44:09Yeah. like it felt very much like that's absolutely something you could see in a in a diarama in a natural history
205. 44:17museum, but they're brought to life. And you know, imagine imagine, Tom, I mean, it seems like you've got some some
206. 44:24background in this or at least some education in it. Imagine um an evolutionary biologist coming into midJourney and writing a actually wait
207. 44:37hang on hang on hang on hang on this could be really cool we're going to go to 03
208. 44:51do new chat I'm going to say um act as an evolutionary
209. 45:06biologist and tell me the 10 most interesting
210. 45:28animals from one of the major dinosaur eras.
211. 45:45be sure to include um land, sea, and sky creatures.
212. 46:02I also want um ones with incredibly unique visual features such as colors,
213. 46:21feathers, horns, etc. Uh, and let's make it 20 most interesting. All right. And then we'll say, um, just short descriptions
214. 46:38to start. Okay. And and I would imagine there's probably custom GPTs out there that have they're already pre-trained on all the dinosaur
215. 46:52[ __ ] right? So, so we could go make a David Atenboroough kind of documentary on on existing things. T-Rex. Okay.
216. 47:03Let's see. Don't better ram. Okay. Uh, okay. Now, pick the top three
217. 47:17that are not well known. and the most interesting visually. Okay.
218. 47:38[Music] Uh
219. 47:52all right. Fantastic. Okay. So now I want you to create a highly detailed
220. 48:10midjourney prompt for each one. That includes um the creature,
221. 48:26a scene, accurate details of flora or fauna in the background.
222. 48:42and any activity the creature might be doing. This is just for an image. So, no movement
223. 48:59over time, just image prompts. All right. Doesn't 11 Labs and Cartisia have a David Atenburgh style voice?
224. 49:08Yeah. Well, 11 Labs, you can just ask for one. You just design it. I I I don't know if they have David Atenboroough proper.
225. 49:18Uh dinos were covered with scales, but the scales got smaller and smaller with adaptations with tiny hooks and barbs
226. 49:25and eventually way down the line became feathers. Very cool. Yeah. Want to see a dinosaur? Look at a bird. Yeah, exactly. Prompt. A fully
227. 49:35grown nichtosaurus graasilus gliding in slow steady state above a teal blue western interior seaway. All right, that's cool.
228. 49:48All right, let's just grab this copy. Okay, then we go back to midjourney and then let's let's drop our Those are
229. 50:03cool. Let's drop our stylization down to 50. We'll drop in this post
230. 50:18go. And then we'll go up to 500. We'll go go. Okay. And then we'll take our stylization up
231. 50:34to 950 again and we'll go. Midjourney is weird tonight.
232. 50:53Look how gorgeous that is. That looks like a damn painting. So, this is 500 stylization.
233. 51:15Oh, look at that one with the sci-fi [ __ ] in the background. Knobs katos.
234. 51:31It's put. It's It's These must be paintings of a These must be inspired by some real artist. Wow. Look at that one with the [ __ ]
235. 51:43thing torn out the back. Wow. That's crazy. Um, that one's really cool. So, now we're going to go high motion.
236. 51:58We're going to go high motion. We're going to go Let's see which of these do we like. I think that one's got good personality.
237. 52:13That one feels really warm. We'll do high motion with him. See what that does. Let's do low motion here. So,
238. 52:25what I'm doing right now is I'm turning these all into movies. We'll do low motion. We'll do high motion. We'll do low motion.
239. 52:42That one looks amazing. High motion. Wow, look at that. Damn, these are amazing.
240. 52:56All right, whatever. So, we'll go just back out. Okay, speaking of midgeting, we catch a break. Kak has a gift for you
241. 53:02and a regulars. While those render, let's go to irregulars. Let's go to the video tape. I don't know what video tape is. Why do
242. 53:11they call it tape? Is it sticky? It's not that kind of tape. Jenny, no need to be aggro. Dad khaki Simmons follow up on the video the
243. 53:24other night. Oh, cool. A fish flick production. Guest stars Joker P, Vicki, Dr. J, and an
244. 53:39all right, it downloaded it. Okay, I got it. Here we go. Oh, this is awesome. Oh, I see. So, she took she took one of
245. 53:54the frames from from my my thing right before the shark eats the boy. All right, here we go. You should be able to hear this.
246. 54:07Oh, no. It's the point where it takes the boy. Tarter sauce. Neurospicy Pate. Oh, this is great. I'm Joker. Oh, it's awesome.
247. 54:20There's no audio. That's great. When fish fight back. That's awesome. That is super cool. Um, all right. Back here.
248. 54:34So, we've got our videos. So, if you haven't seen midjourney video, it is crazy crazy good. All right. So,
249. 54:53I think we can all agree that a bird wouldn't dip its wing tips into water or a flying dinosaur. It would do that.
250. 55:03Tik Tok question. What's the difference between high motion and low motion? It's just uh one is one is more extreme, right? One is like
251. 55:12if you do high motion of people walking, they're going to like walk farther and faster. Low motion, they might just
252. 55:17stand still. So, it's just it's basically just like hyperactive or not. Those wings don't look natural. They
253. 55:32don't bend naturally. Those do. That looks better. Huh? Wow.
254. 55:46Fish. Fish flying underneath him. I think we did this as low motion.
255. 56:01That looks amazing. I mean, honest to God, like, are you [ __ ] kidding me?
256. 56:19Look at the water right behind him. Right right at the end. Look at the little stream. like the little bubbles coming down the stream.
257. 56:33Amazing.
258. 57:00is midjourney pricey. So BBB BBB BB bay BB BB um let me put it in context. Most of the video tools out there are
259. 57:16not cheap. They're they're usually in the60 to $150 range. Um Google's V3 you need their Ultra subscription for which is 250 a month.
260. 57:31Um the first three months in this promotional special are 125. Um, you also tend not to get that many renders with other video tools and you
261. 57:44also tend to get high rate limits where you can't do that many of them. Um, for midjourney, you can start making
262. 57:53videos at the $10 a month subscription fee, but you get like 15 of them. It's like it's nothing. And then at the $30 a
263. 58:02month subscription fee for Midjourney, you get a decent amount, but it's still fixed. So in midJourney, there's what's
264. 58:09called fast mode and and relaxed mode. Relaxed mode is just slower rendering. It takes longer. It's not until you get to the $60 a
265. 58:20month subscription plan. The top midjourney subscription plan is $60 a month. You get unlimited relaxed mode
266. 58:27videos. So, for both $10 and $30, you're going to run out. You're going to run out of credits really quickly. For 60
267. 58:36bucks a month, you get un unlimited relaxed mode. Um, so so basically unlimited video in MidJourney. Whenever you make a
268. 58:46video, you get four variations of of every given render, and they happen really quick. It's like 20 seconds of
269. 58:52video, and it's it's just really good. Tik Tok pin. Uh, I don't see. Okay. Is that a steampunk artvark? It is a steampunk artvark.
270. 59:09Oh, wait. I was going the wrong direction. Hang on.
271. 59:23Wow. Look at that thing. Look at the hair. Unbelievable. And just the subtlety of the like the
272. 59:37the light on the solar panels.
273. 59:52Wow. All right. So, let me show you something here. Okay. So, we got this. We got this dude. He's pretty remarkable. Let me see
274. 1:00:04if there's other ones. We'll see which which variation we like. So far, I like the first one, I think.
275. 1:00:19Yeah. Okay. So, now we're going to extend
276. 1:00:34this. We're going to do manual low motion. And then I'm going to say the creature
277. 1:00:50stops. and stares directly into the camera
278. 1:01:04and aggressively. Um,
279. 1:01:20huffs out a an electric blue
280. 1:01:36steam from its nostrils. All right. Oh, and where are we? Are we in high? Oh, okay. We don't we don't have
281. 1:01:50stylization now. Okay. Interesting. So, that one we're going to extend. Let's go back to our other [ __ ] we made.
282. 1:02:03Yeah, here we are. So, this is that one. I mean, I'm sorry. There's just like I just
283. 1:02:18don't see a whole lot that is super wrong with these videos. They've got personality. Like, that one's good because the people
284. 1:02:31behind it are walking. That one's really good. Wow, look at that.
285. 1:02:59Here. Let me just stop this one right here. Wait, can I How do I stop it? Watch. Right
286. 1:03:13there. Look at the symmetry on the side of the head that wasn't visible at the beginning of the image.
287. 1:03:24Right. So, so here's what the image was. And then as this thing walks forward and turns toward you, most video models at
288. 1:03:35this point fall apart, right? Because you would have the right side of the head would be just a completely
289. 1:03:41different shape. It would be totally asymmetrical. And this isn't. It's amazing.
290. 1:04:11Wow.
291. 1:04:28I mean, these are cool. They look like fantasy creatures out of some of my boys. Like fantasy plastic models, the
292. 1:04:35resin models look like some of these things. Do you know how much it would have cost to to model this and render it in the in
293. 1:04:50the olden timey days like three years ago? Oh, here's our this one. We say stop. Oh, look at Ah, look at that.
294. 1:05:07It worked. Holy [ __ ] Yeah, there's a person behind him. That's cool.
295. 1:05:21Wow. Just came out one nostril. Let's see if we can get a better one. Not quite.
296. 1:05:42So far, the first one was the best one, but it only came out one nostril. That seemed pretty natural.
297. 1:06:00Wow. V3. No, this is midjourney. It's midjourney. Midjourney. Midjourney. Midjourney. Crazy.
298. 1:06:16All right, let's go do another thing. So, where I am right now is I'm in my little SREF library. Why are these previews not loaded? Oh,
299. 1:06:31there they come. Let's go get a a nice cartoon one. Oh,
300. 1:06:47these are good right here. Okay. Okay. So, back to MidJourney.
301. 1:07:03Let's go get our settings. We'll put stylization down to 50. I'm going to turn off my personalization. Let's do um
302. 1:07:17we'll do dash dash sref. Oops. Hang on a sec. Something didn't go right there. Copy.
303. 1:07:34Paste. Okay. Oops. Okay. Let's do what does the let's say um
304. 1:07:49uh super hero super heroine um
305. 1:08:04inspired by an opasum. Um standing confidently
306. 1:08:20confidently dental at the base
307. 1:08:37of the Brooklyn Bridge at sunset. that. Okay, so let's go make a cartoon character.
308. 1:08:52Hopefully the SREF does does something good here. Not sure if it will. I remember being in an early Blender and
309. 1:09:04hoping a system wouldn't crash out at 96% of the re render. Send it to render, wait four hours, and hope to hell the
310. 1:09:11shadows turned out right. Yeah, exactly. Whoa. This is not at all what I wanted at all. What did What did I do wrong?
311. 1:09:24Wait, that wasn't even the one I wanted. What's happening here? This was the one I wanted. Let's go back to midjourney.
312. 1:09:42And then I'm going to do dash dash R4. So we'll do four sets of these. Maybe we'd get something that's nice.
313. 1:09:59[Music] If anybody has any questions about what I'm doing or anything else, feel free to pop it in.
314. 1:10:13I don't get why this isn't looking anything like those other I guess. Is it? I don't know.
315. 1:10:31That one could be cool. Well, I guess you know what these do have? They these things have like a
316. 1:10:46really cool 60s kind of animation style, don't they? That one's like a Disney villain. Let's do the Disney villain one. All
317. 1:11:00right, let's let's animate animate this one. So, I'm going to do manual high motion and I'm going to say um
318. 1:11:28I'm saying opasum character stomps her foot looks at the camera and
319. 1:11:44angrily anger. Angrily angrily angrily one L, right? Yeah. angrily
320. 1:12:01walks out of frame. All right, here we go. Let's see what we get here, people.
321. 1:12:15Do you still have personalization on? No, I don't. I turned off personalization and I turned stylization
322. 1:12:20low. Why didn't that that not do that? The moderator is unsure about the prompt. No. No. Try again. You kidding me?
323. 1:12:41All right, now it's going. The AI moderator AI moderator can bite my butt. Wait, what just happened? Oh, it didn't
324. 1:12:56like the video. Wait, hang on. So, wait. Here's Okay. Damn. There's the video start frame. Wait, there's the prompt.
325. 1:13:08The midjourney site's hosed right now. All right, let's go back to this one. Starting frame video start.
326. 1:13:26Yeah, this site's host. So, I they must just be overrun right now because I can't submit anything. And why did it do
327. 1:13:35those as square videos? What is going on? Sorry, the moderator is unsure about the prompt. Oasum character stomps her foot,
328. 1:13:44looks at the camera, and angrily walks out of frame. What the [ __ ] These are kind of cool. Not what I had in mind.
329. 1:14:00Uh, let me take angrily out. Maybe it doesn't like the fact that I had a woman acting angry. Is could it could that
330. 1:14:08possibly be what's going on here? Okay, there it is. Superhero. Okay, let's see. Um, oh, wait. Well, whatever.
331. 1:14:16We'll do this one. Um, she walks gracefully. Is it okay if I have a woman walk gracefully? That's not going to upset the
332. 1:14:28[ __ ] AI moderators. Walks gracefully toward the bridge. I'm really not sure about that. That's a little edgy. You said she stomped her
333. 1:14:39foot and she was angry. Good lord. What next? She'll be in a rage. We We can't have that around here, people. You know what I mean? There's
334. 1:14:49enough violence in the world as it is. Let's just We're trying. If we're doing if we're doing cartoons and animations,
335. 1:14:55we're going to keep it Saturday morning friendly, if you know what I mean, right? I think we can all agree on that.
336. 1:15:01Yes. Yes. I think absolutely we should agree on the fact that that just we should keep violence out of cartoons.
337. 1:15:09Okay. I don't know if you remember this. In the 90s, there was a a uh a uh well, you could call it a cartoon. It was an
338. 1:15:16animated uh television situation comedy. I personally didn't find it funny. was called Ren and Stimpy. Uh, it kind of
339. 1:15:24opened the door for cartoon violence. And listen, I was offended by it. I was I can I'll say it now. Back then,
340. 1:15:32everyone was so excited about it. And I was just I'll tell you what, I was a little triggered. I was a little
341. 1:15:38triggered. Ren and Stimpy would play. I'm like, but they look so innocent and now they're just being angry. And so,
342. 1:15:46and so that's why I, you know, lobbyed Congress and and you know, we won. Yay. Uh about uh no violence in in in animated uh entertainment.
343. 1:15:58Even if adults see it, we we just don't need it. We just, you know, the we're going to make the world a better place.
344. 1:16:08I've been having issues in midjourney all day today. Wasn't following prompts. Images suck. Not sure why. Definitely
345. 1:16:14not the norm. They need our moderators. We're better trained than them. Yeah. No [ __ ] Sounds like my Esme prompt. Oh,
346. 1:16:22Esme. Esme. I don't remember. I don't remember how to say it. Okay, let's see. What do we got here? She's not looking very superheroike.
347. 1:16:37Yeah, that's just boring and awful. All right. Well, whatever. You win some, you lose some. All right. I think our dinosaur
348. 1:16:47experiment was better. Luma modify maybe I don't know how to use it. Let me hop over to Lumalabs. Luma Labs. Luma Labs AI. Luma. Luma Labs
349. 1:17:04AI. [Music] [Applause]
350. 1:17:20[Music] introducing modify video. Do we have audio here?
351. 1:17:35Uh oh. What happened? I want it back. Wait, come back. Damn it. Off error mismatching state. Yeah, because I was already logged in. You
352. 1:17:48dumb dumb. How do I get back to home dream machine? Wait. Try modify and reframe in editor.
353. 1:18:06Edit your media. Upload media. Oh, fascinating. Let's go to midjourney. All right. I logged out, cleared clash, signed in
354. 1:18:21incognito, and it's better now. No clue why that worked. It could be a cash issue. You know, maybe Stacy, it's
355. 1:18:28possible they're changing how they're submitting forms when you submit a prompt. um that may maybe there's some new method
356. 1:18:37they're using that's that's messing them up. Anyway, let's go grab let's go grab a midjourney video that we
357. 1:18:46like. Let's let's go grab the one of the the dragon blurting. [Music] It's not really a dragon. Whatever the [ __ ] it is.
358. 1:19:01This one, right? He comes. He stops. No. This one
359. 1:19:15comes, he stops. [Laughter] Okay. So, let's download this bad boy. Then we're going to go back to Luma
360. 1:19:30Labs. Upload your own images or video to edit and modify, reframe, and upscale or audio. Cool. Downloads.
361. 1:19:47All right. Maybe we'll get rid of the dude in this one. Uploading. So, what I've just done is I've gone from so we were in
362. 1:20:02midjourney. We took some images from a Kelly Bosch video, failed to process the video. Well, that sucks. Maybe you could not fail.
363. 1:20:17Are we Are we still trying? Should I reload? What are we doing here, people? So, we took a we took a screenshot of a
364. 1:20:26of an animal in a Kelly Bosch video. Someone said, "How would I even prompt for that?" We went to MidJourney. We had MidJourney describe it.
365. 1:20:35We then made a bunch of dinosaur images with different style settings. And then we started animating them in
366. 1:20:43Midjourney. And then Luma Labs today just released this new thing. Something went wrong. failed to process
367. 1:20:52video. Ah, let's let's do our classic. Let's switch it to anov instead of an MP4. Um, why does that Hey, Kyle, why does it
368. 1:21:06make a difference? What? Why does sometimes it work with MP4 and sometimes it requires? And I've also heard WMV,
369. 1:21:17some things like that. Here's here's why. because uh software developers are jerks. Okay. Hope hope that wasn't too aggro.
370. 1:21:31Uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh. Uh oh. Where did I save it? Did I not save it? What did I do? What did I do?
371. 1:21:43Export as 480p. Where did I save it? Desktop. Desktop. Go back here. Upload media. Go to the desktop. Get this version. Wait, why is that so
372. 1:21:56small? Hang on, people. Just calm down, everybody. Calm down. I don't know what I'm doing. I don't have any qualifications.
373. 1:22:04Dang, everybody knew that. All right, replace it. Yes, replace it. Okay, back here. Upload media. Oops.
374. 1:22:16There we go. That's how big we want it. All right, something went wrong. Failed to process video. Okay, so Lumal Labs uh video
375. 1:22:29fixer tool. It doesn't work. I don't [ __ ] know why. I wonder if Oh, you know what it probably is? I bet
376. 1:22:40I know what it is. It doesn't tell us, but I bet I bet it's got a a time limit. If someone wants to figure that out,
377. 1:22:50does the Lumal Labs editor feature have like a 5-second time limit? It might. That's my guess. Oh, good lord. Good people. I just want
378. 1:23:03[ __ ] to work, right? Is that too much to ask? Apparently, it is. So, let's go get a shorter clip. Let's get up to 10
379. 1:23:11seconds. And mine is should be nine. 9 seconds. It's probably right on the edge. All right, fine. Let's go get something else.
380. 1:23:25That one's pretty good. That one's gorgeous. I don't know what we would want to fix on it. Why don't we
381. 1:23:35go get one of the ones? Yeah, this one with all the people in it.
382. 1:23:50Okay, I know what we'll do. All right, so we'll download this. Oops. Download. Go back to Lumalabs. Upload media. Go to our downloads area.
383. 1:24:06That's it. All right, I give up. Doesn't work. Doesn't work. [ __ ] it. We're out. Sometimes it's Chad Chad add. Sometimes
384. 1:24:20it's just like this [ __ ] doesn't work. I hate you all. Banger SRF. Ketchup and mustard. That's a cool one.
385. 1:24:35[Music] All right, let's go up here. We'll do We'll do um Vegas drag strip.
386. 1:24:50We'll do abandoned. Abandoned. What is going on? I don't want to start video. What are we doing? Abandoned Vegas.
387. 1:25:06drag strip with a wrecked
388. 1:25:22dragster and a figure standing in the distance. We'll go dash dash.
389. 1:25:38There's that sref. Sref, by the way, stands for style reference. See if we can get something resembling that thing. So, let's go.
390. 1:25:51We'll do same style reference. We'll put aesthetics up to 500. Stylization up to 500. It's not taking the prompt again. Just bizarre.
391. 1:26:04We'll do that. We'll do that. We'll take this up to 900. Come on. You can do it. There you go. Alrighty.
392. 1:26:19What? Okay. If that's the style reference, why are we getting no color? [Laughter] Oh, you know what it could be? I know
393. 1:26:33what it could be. No, Kyle. What? Maybe you should tell us. Maybe you should tell us what's in your mind instead of
394. 1:26:37having us trying to [ __ ] figure it out. Watch this. I'm gonna go bang bang. I'm going to go in here. We're going to
395. 1:26:46change this to model six. We'll go 6.1. Yeah, that's what we'll do. Go bang. Let's see what that does. Because we're in version seven, these
396. 1:26:59old style refs might not work correctly is my guess. This is kind of cool. Like the scale of that one.
397. 1:27:26Yeah. See, now it worked. Oh, okay. I bet that's why that other one didn't work. How cool is that [ __ ] thing?
398. 1:27:38So, let's do this one as a low motion animation and a high motion one. So, someone asked before about the
399. 1:27:46difference between low and high. Let's figure that out. This one will do low motion. I think it's worth animating.
400. 1:28:04Let's do this one in low motion. I think that one's really good. Low motion. I think that one's good. We'll do high motion there.
401. 1:28:26Just wild. Mid journey's weird. Mid journeys weird. Mid journeys weird. Weird. Weird. Yeah.
402. 1:28:52Dink.
403. 1:29:16That's pretty good. Midjourney video. It seems to really understand the world, people.
404. 1:29:32How beautiful is that? This is one of the high motion ones.
405. 1:29:56Hands look normal. Camera work is interesting. Wow, look at that.
406. 1:31:21Huh? Crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy. I thought those blue ones were amazing.
407. 1:31:58Let's extend this one. So, I'm going to say low motion and then I'm going to say um
408. 1:32:13silver car slowly rolls forward as man in Yellow
409. 1:32:31keeps walking.
410. 1:32:57Was the black and white intentional? No, the black and white was a mistake, Kelly. From a lot of my old SREs suffs
411. 1:33:06that I have are from version six or version 6.1 and I've been rendering in version seven. And so you have to
412. 1:33:14there's there's new version seven ones. So, I need to I need to pay much more attention to my models cuz cuz, you
413. 1:33:23know, apparently that's important. But I like the I like the look and feel of the of the black and white ones. They're kind of cool.
414. 1:33:31Like this one's that's a cool image I was trying to go for. Here's what the SRF looks like.
415. 1:33:48And that's what we ended up getting when I went back to model 6.1. This is also one of one of the frustrating things about
416. 1:33:59any kind of software, but particularly with AI where they're inventing the tools. They're inventing the core
417. 1:34:06technology underneath the tools while they're building the tools. When they change stuff, other stuff's, you know,
418. 1:34:12old stuff's going to break. Let's animate this one with low motion. Let's do a high motion one,
419. 1:34:27too. All right. Oh, Vicki, I have to go to 6.1 for my favorite mood board, too. Yeah, I guess if midjourney starts behaving
420. 1:34:40unpredictably for you, check to see if you have your personalization turned on and turn it off. Um, and check your
421. 1:34:48model numbers. That I both of those could be could be some things I need to get some from X. Oh, well the
422. 1:34:56other thing you can do with with style references, guys, let's grab um let's grab this this in this uh where is it?
423. 1:35:17No, we just want the image prompt. We'll do this image prompt. And instead of that specific style reference, we'll go dash
424. 1:35:31sref random. And I'll and I'll switch this back to model 7. And it's going to go it's going to go grab us a random style reference.
425. 1:35:47And then you can just keep doing that. All right, let's see if any of these worked. That's supposed to start rolling forward
426. 1:36:00right about now. It didn't. No movement.
427. 1:36:20Now he started walking backwards. No, that was a fail. Bad prompt. Again, this is this is why you got to play with
428. 1:36:33these tools. You got to figure out how this [ __ ] works. You lose drafts. Okay, cool. Let's Oh, those are cool. Damn. All right, let's
429. 1:36:43go look at our vid vidgetes. So, this was the low motion one. That's pretty cool. Like he was just in the accident stumbling away drunk.
430. 1:37:02That's pretty gorgeous. Kak's out. Need to bring my mom to urgent care at 8 a.m. All right. I hope she is is uh she does well and things
431. 1:37:14are okay. should have come should have come out with a prompting guide. Here's high motion. So now we get camera
432. 1:37:28tracking. Wow, look how gorgeous that is. Let's
433. 1:37:43let's animate that one. Just amazing. Low motion. Let's do low motion. Low motion.
434. 1:37:59Let's do high motion. Maybe we'll get some interesting camera move on this one. Oh, this was that random one. Okay. So,
435. 1:38:15let's see. There's the prompt. Vegas dragstrip. We'll go dash sref random. Bang. Get some more of those going.
436. 1:38:40You like the ones with the bright sun? Yeah. They're They're really cool, aren't they? Come on. 84 complete on the videos.
437. 1:38:5892. All right.
438. 1:39:18I'm sorry, but that's really good. I don't care what you say, Kyle. That's not very good. No, it is. It's really good.
439. 1:39:29Feeding the image into chat. Got a prompt and asking GPT for some cool camera movement. Usually works well. Yeah,
440. 1:39:40that's a pretty good idea. I like that. Can you imagine if you were trying to shoot that this with a camera?
441. 1:39:55Just the set decoration alone on this is a half a day. Nuts.
442. 1:40:25Look at the reflection from the sun. How consistent it is. That was weird. That looks good.
443. 1:40:41Nobody wearing a little booppy tennis dress.
444. 1:40:58That one looks pretty natural. That one's weird. That's She's got a weird gate there, I think. Anyway, whatever. That one's
445. 1:41:11normal. Wow. Gorgeous. Whoa. Whoa. Holy [ __ ] These are cool.
446. 1:41:27Going to animate the [ __ ] out of these. I'm gonna do high motion on this one. I'm gonna do high motion on this one.
447. 1:41:43These are [ __ ] gorgeous. Look at that. Look at that car.
448. 1:41:59You know, AI is just predicting the next token. What I can tell you is that it can never be creative. It can never be
449. 1:42:05truly creative because it's just predicting the next token. So, it just predicts the next token and then you get
450. 1:42:10the next token and all it is, you know what it is? It's the world's greatest plagiarism machine that can't do
451. 1:42:15anything creative truly creative because that's only it's the domain of humans. Humans can do creative things. And
452. 1:42:22sorry, what h how do how do humans do things? Well, we learn things. We What? So, yeah. Yeah. Well, I suppose we we
453. 1:42:31Yeah. We We embed data into our into our our brain, our our mo the model up in our head. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Huh.
454. 1:42:43Huh. Well, why not special? Well, well, well. Look at that. Ain't that BL's above himself talking about how AI is the
455. 1:42:53world's greatest plagiarism machine? H. Well, well, well. All right. All right. Let's see. I'm loving the turquoise pink depth. All
456. 1:43:05these is incredible. It's incredible, isn't it? Do you use cling? And how is it comparison? I So, apparently Cling
457. 1:43:142.1 is quite good. I can't I am so in love with midjourney video. Like I kind of feel like I've lost interest in in
458. 1:43:24[ __ ] with other video models right now because a they're expensive and b they're just not as good. Um
459. 1:43:32the only one I'm at least thinking about playing with is is V3. Wow. Maintain the continuity on the car
460. 1:43:48pretty flipping well. Look at this. Okay, this is just astounding to me. So, look at the in this image. Look at the pipes
461. 1:44:00down the down the side of the car. The exhaust pipe. There's two exhaust pipes that go the whole length of the car
462. 1:44:06between the wheel wells. They're black and it looks like they vent into the the last wheel well. Now watch where watch
463. 1:44:21when it gets to the other side of the car. Oh, it didn't. Hang on. Right there. They're the exact same.
464. 1:44:36That continuity is crazy.
465. 1:45:06Whoa, look at that. Watch. Oh, this is so cool. Look right here. The cameraman's shadow shows up.
466. 1:45:23It's weird. The cameraman doesn't have a head. He's He's got arms. That's crazy. That's just [ __ ] nuts. All right.
467. 1:45:50All right. There it is. Um, okay. I would so I would say if you really want to play with midjourney video and
468. 1:46:03you've subscribed to some other video tools, if you're using those other video tools and you're happy with them, great. But
469. 1:46:10like I would unsubscribe to something so you can up your game to a $60 midjourney thing and just go really start playing
470. 1:46:20with this video stuff because it's it's just too good. Um, yeah. So,
471. 1:46:34I think another thing to play with this weekend is style references. If you haven't played with MidJourney style
472. 1:46:39references, that's probably another good thing to play with. Um, anybody have any questions before I get out of here?
473. 1:46:46Looks like live action No Man's Sky. It totally does. Um, what tool for style references midjourney.
474. 1:47:00Just look up sref sref on Twitter and just go find some style references and you can just use chat GBD to tell you
475. 1:47:09how to use them. Um, next Tuesday we've got the uh AI Salon uh presents and we've got Pearson from um Jelly Pod is going to be talking
476. 1:47:23about what they've learned creating a podcast making platform. Um oh yeah uh producer Brandon's got unlimited access to a vibe coding tool
477. 1:47:38called Bezabub. That's what it's called, right? Bellia. Bellio. Baleio. Bellio. Bella. Oh, be Ella.
478. 1:47:54So, if anyone has any ideas for an app that he could make this weekend, um, DM him on the AI salon or just drop notes
479. 1:48:04in the comments right now if you have thought about it would be cool if someone built a blank. Um, Brandon wants some ideas for that.
480. 1:48:14Whatever happened to Runway ML still good? Yeah, I think Well, so Runway ML um their what's it called? ingredients.
481. 1:48:24I think it's called ingredients. Is it called ingredients? No, it's called elements. Their elements feature where you can upload like
482. 1:48:37a bunch of character faces, a bunch like a location, and then a storyboard, and it will just assemble it all for you.
483. 1:48:44That thing is really good. And and runway, I think, is really good. Um, I'm just captivated by the quality of
484. 1:48:58image understanding that that the that the midJourney video does. I can't there there's something if you haven't
485. 1:49:07played with it, there's just something about it that feels different. And I think it's this thing that I don't
486. 1:49:15think they trained this to be a video model. So, if you haven't heard this before, there's a Twitter post when MidJourney
487. 1:49:23launched. Um, let me go find it and we'll end on this because I think this one's this one's really something.
488. 1:50:04Okay. Did I share? Am I sharing this right? Yes. Okay.
489. 1:50:20So when MidJourney launched video, they put this post out. As you know, our focus for the past few years has been on images. What you might
490. 1:50:32not know is that what we believe the inevitable destination of this technology are models capable of real time openw world simulations.
491. 1:50:44What's that? Basically, imagine an AI system that generates imagery in real time. You can command it to move around
492. 1:50:52in 3D space, the environments and characters also move. You can interact with everything. So they're saying even though this
493. 1:51:03looked like an image model, how we've been thinking about it, and I think I'm surmising how they've been
494. 1:51:11training these models is not just on flat images. In order to do this, we need uh well, let's see. Yeah, in order to do this, we
495. 1:51:21need building blocks. We need visuals, our first image models. We need to make those images move. Video models. We need
496. 1:51:29to be able to move ourselves through the space 3D models and we need to be able to do this fast real time models.
497. 1:51:37The next year involves building these pieces individually, releasing them and then slowly putting it all together into
498. 1:51:44a single unified system. It might be expensive at first, but sooner than you think it's something everyone will be able to use.
499. 1:51:52And then they say basically we just we we you know we're going to give you video today. I I'm guessing why midjourney images
500. 1:52:02just hit different is I I assume that they're trained on a different set of inputs than just flat images. And I
501. 1:52:09think same with the videos. There's something about how they're interpreting the world that just makes sense. Um and
502. 1:52:17I think that could be the reason why. All right. I'll leave you with that. [Music] So, next week, come to the AI Salon. Uh,
503. 1:52:25that's on 5:00 PM Mountain time next Tuesday. And, uh, we'll have a good time then and have yourself a fantastic
504. 1:52:33weekend. Go play with Mid Journey. Uh, if you don't have any subscription, at a minimum, uh, grab the $10 subscription, even if
505. 1:52:43it's just for a month, if you can hack it. Um, yeah, it's pretty magic. Pretty magic. And if you can swing the 60 to really
506. 1:52:52play with the video thing. Pretty cool stuff. All right, everybody. Have a fantastic weekend. Peace out. [Music]