AI Learning Lab LIVE - 6/27/25

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0:00 [Music]
0:05 Woohoo!
0:09 [Music]
0:26 You're feeling nervous, aren't you, boy?
0:30 with quiet voice
0:33 and impeccable style.
0:38 Don't ever let them steal a joy
0:42 any gentle ways to keep them from
0:45 running wild.
0:48 [Music]
0:51 They can kick dirt in your face, dress
0:54 you down, and tell you that your place
0:56 is in the middle. When they hate the way
0:59 you shine.
1:02 [Music]
1:03 I see you tugging on your shirt,
1:07 trying to hide inside of it. Hide how
1:10 much it hurts.
1:13 Let them laugh while they care.
1:19 Let them spin.
1:23 Let them scatter in the wind.
1:29 Well, I've been to the movies.
1:33 I've been to the movies.
1:35 I've seen out
1:38 the jokes are man.
1:52 Friday night date night. It's Friday
1:54 night date night. Welcome people.
1:55 Welcome good people. What's happening?
1:58 What is going down? We're shaking.
2:01 We're a little bit early.
2:08 [Music]
2:44 All right. All right. All right. All
2:46 right. All right. Ryan, Whitney, what's
2:48 happening? What is shaking? What's going
2:50 down?
2:52 Um, share the live if you'd be so kind.
2:57 Get some folks in here to say hello.
3:03 Oh, man.
3:12 I'm just trying to think.
3:20 I just had an idea. Maybe there's a
3:22 maybe there's a new way to list
3:31 tools like
3:36 Yeah. No, no, no. I what just struck me
3:39 was
3:41 like right now if you want to have
3:44 something generate an actor talking
3:47 you've only got V3.
3:50 If you want long form character talking
3:54 you've got Hedra
3:56 with character animation.
4:00 If you want text,
4:06 you've got to generate it in like chat
4:07 GBT or ideoggram.
4:12 I don't know. It's it's it's almost like
4:18 not ranking tools by all of the stuff
4:22 that they can do, but like something
4:24 rises to the top if it can do something
4:26 that no other tool can. That might be an
4:30 interesting
4:31 way to think about tools. I don't know.
4:34 I don't know.
4:40 [Music]
4:41 Not really Reddit. It's It's more like
4:44 an editorial. I guess it's I guess it's
4:47 Reddit,
4:49 but Reddit is more like they know
4:51 everything about every tool. This is
4:54 just more like if you needed to do if
4:55 you need a thing to do
4:58 a character talking for a long time,
5:01 there's only one option right now and
5:04 that's Hedra.
5:07 [Music]
5:12 But I guess that's not true
5:14 technically.
5:17 [Music]
5:19 All
5:23 right. If you're new here, um, if you're
5:26 new here, welcome. My name is Kyle
5:27 Shannon. This AI learning lab, we've
5:29 got, uh, we're going to be talking about
5:31 some fun stuff tonight. Uh, Neurolink is
5:35 starting to do some crazy stuff. They
5:36 had an update on that today.
5:39 Um, black bar. Oh, cams. Black bar.
5:42 Cams.
5:44 There we go. Black bar. Everything's
5:46 good. Everyone's happy.
5:48 Um,
5:55 they showed they showed an Optimus hand
5:58 being controlled by one of the
6:00 recipients of Neurolink.
6:03 And then Elon was basically like
6:07 um
6:09 people are going to be able to in future
6:12 versions of Neurolink
6:15 control an entire Optimus robot just
6:18 using their brain.
6:20 So imagine being completely wheelchair
6:23 bound and then you could be basically
6:26 first person driving
6:28 an Optimus robot.
6:35 It will do the dishes. Yeah, you can
6:37 just sit there on your couch and just go
6:39 go do the dishes. Put them away, right?
6:42 Yeah.
6:43 Just bonkers. I mean, I guess if they
6:45 get if they get robots to the point that
6:47 they can just do stuff for you, you
6:49 probably don't need to inhabit it. But
6:51 it would be kind of cool. Like,
6:54 you know, imagine being able to go on a
6:56 hike with people.
6:58 [Music]
7:06 And you'd never get tired. Your battery
7:08 might run out, but you wouldn't get
7:10 tired.
7:11 You'd be stronger than everyone. Are you
7:14 selling guitars?
7:17 [Music]
7:22 I should I should I should start selling
7:24 like that little carbon fiber guitar.
7:26 It's all over Tik Tok right now.
7:31 [Music]
7:54 The new AI guitar. No. What's the new AI
7:58 guitar? Is that the one that's got just
8:00 the reverb [ __ ] built into it? There's a
8:03 bunch of those. I wouldn't call them AI.
8:05 AI guitar.
8:08 I assume this is a gimmick.
8:12 Uh AI instrument generator.
8:17 Share your screen. Oh, yeah.
8:23 No, it's real. What's it? Do you know
8:25 what it's called, Danielle?
8:30 We'll go in the Twitter. I'll go on the
8:32 Twitter. I'll go down this rabbit hole
8:33 hunt. AI guitar. I'll do it.
8:38 I think Danielle's lying, but she
8:40 doesn't seem like the lion type, you
8:41 know? I think she just might be fibbing
8:44 just to screw with me. AI guitar.
8:49 She's like, "Look, he's searching for
8:50 it." Huh, loser. Just doesn't seem like
8:53 her.
8:58 Oh, this is an arpeggiator.
9:10 That device automatically tunes strings.
9:13 I built an AI to teach me guitar.
9:23 I do not know what you're talking about
9:26 there, Danielle.
9:30 Is it a uh
9:33 is it a uh like software?
9:36 Is it software?
9:51 I have to sleep. I asked the doctor to
9:53 come back at 10:30 after the show. Mr.'s
9:57 got to go to the do doctor, but he's
9:59 coming to the AI learning lab first.
10:06 Oh, he's doing a sleep study. Oh, that's
10:07 hilarious. That's really funny. It's
10:10 called Sunno. Yeah. What's it called,
10:12 Danielle? Do you know?
10:15 [Music]
10:19 [Laughter]
10:20 [Music]
10:51 [Music]
10:56 How? Oh,
11:00 [Music]
11:04 what? What? What?
11:10 [Music]
11:14 She came on here like slow moving cold
11:18 front.
11:20 [Music]
11:22 He be was warmer than a look in her eye.
11:30 She sat on a stool and he said, "What do
11:34 you want?"
11:35 [Music]
11:38 She said, "Give me a love that don't
11:41 freeze up. Freeze up. Freeze up inside."
11:44 [Music]
11:53 He said, "I have melted some hearts in
11:56 my time here."
12:00 But to sit next to you when I shiver and
12:05 shake.
12:09 And if I knew love, well, I don't think
12:12 I'd be here.
12:17 Asking my asking myself if I've got what
12:21 it takes.
12:25 I do your icy blue heart.
12:30 [Music]
12:34 Should I stop?
12:37 Turn what's been frozen for years
12:43 into a river of tears.
12:48 [Music]
12:57 Um, Friday night date night Tik Tok pin.
13:00 I see no Tik Tok pin. There's no pin.
13:02 I've been lied to by producer Brandon.
13:04 Lies. It's lies. Wait. side hustle on
13:07 me. Kyle, are you planning to watch Brad
13:09 Pitt's new movie? He's an F1 driver. Of
13:12 course, I've been watching they've been
13:14 they've been invading the the F1 tracks
13:17 for for six, eight months now. Um, yeah.
13:21 No, it's Well, so I would be there right
13:25 now, but apparently
13:28 I got to do this Tik Tok show.
13:31 Apparently people are waiting and I
13:34 wasn't here last night. I just bailed
13:36 because Gabby's got an art show coming
13:38 up. We had to do some [ __ ] So,
13:41 so we did that. Um, yeah. No, I'm really
13:44 excited about it.
13:46 Supposed to be like the most accurate,
13:49 um,
13:51 racing movie ever.
13:54 One of the cool things about it, um, so
13:57 Lewis Hamilton was one of the executive
13:59 producers on it
14:01 and they were saying when they when they
14:02 were in the editing booth and he was
14:05 showing, you know, or, you know, they
14:07 were they were doing edits and stuff
14:08 like that. So I think they filmed on
14:11 eight eight or nine different tracks
14:14 with the real F1 car. So, basically what
14:16 would happen is they they'd go out and
14:18 and like the F1 guys would do like final
14:21 practice three and then they'd have a 15
14:24 or 20 minute window where they'd race
14:26 these fake F1 cars that that Brad Pitt
14:29 and the other actor were driving, but
14:30 they were really driving them.
14:33 And uh and you know, they they didn't
14:37 quite do the same speed as the real
14:38 cars, but pretty flipping cool. I think
14:41 they had 14 or 16 different camera
14:43 mounts on the cars. So, supposed to be
14:46 quite good. But Lewis Hamilton, when
14:48 they were in the edit booth and they'd
14:50 be downshifting into a corner, he goes,
14:52 "Oh, no. You only downshifted into
14:54 fourth right there. This is a you you
14:56 downshift into third here." He could
14:58 tell by the by the wine of the engine
15:00 that they were in the wrong gear in on
15:02 the audio track. It was, you know,
15:04 because he's Lewis Hamilton,
15:07 you know,
15:09 he's pretty dialed in. So,
15:13 not in a Ferrari. He's not. What's it
15:16 called? It's called F1 the movie.
15:19 [Music]
15:21 It opens today.
15:28 [Music]
15:50 Yeah, the lava guitar. It's not I
15:52 wouldn't call it an AI guitar. It's just
15:54 got a built-in There's a thing called a
15:56 tone bridge that you can put on any
15:58 guitar. You mount it on the back of it
16:00 and it vibrates and makes the guitar do
16:03 special effects.
16:04 the the Lava guitar. I think all it is
16:07 is a carbon fiber guitar.
16:10 Let's see. Lava. What is it? The Mi3
16:20 acoustic electric reimagined. Yeah, this
16:22 is this is not an AI guitar.
16:26 If they're marketing that this as that,
16:29 then they're full of [ __ ]
16:37 glowing finish.
16:40 I mean, I would definitely get one of
16:41 these. It's cool.
16:44 Their sight's broken.
16:47 What they do? Vibe coat this thing.
16:50 Check irregulars. Okay. Did Oh, I'm not
16:53 sharing my screen, am I? Hang on. Let me
16:56 go to a regulars.
17:04 stringless guitar.
17:06 Oh, wait. This is not the lava guitar.
17:10 What's this?
17:12 Hang on. I got to change my tabs, don't
17:14 I?
17:29 An error occurred.
17:32 Of course it did.
17:45 Oh, Mighty Networks, could you please
17:47 not suck?
17:49 Asking too much apparently.
17:52 Try reloading. Might be because I hadn't
17:54 reloaded.
17:56 Uh uh.
17:57 [Music]
18:05 No, that's just not working.
18:08 All right. What's it called? Stringless
18:09 guitar. Here's the YouTube link.
18:16 Still not working.
18:24 Um,
18:26 and you can't.
18:30 Can I copy this? Here we go.
18:33 Copy YouTube.
18:37 I got it. I'll just change my my sharing
18:41 tabs.
18:53 I just got sent a guitar that also
18:57 doesn't use strings. Now, you probably
18:59 have two questions. One, how the heck is
19:01 a guitar fitting in this little box? And
19:04 two, um, how does a guitar not use
19:06 strings? Well, uh, I I guess I'll show
19:08 you. And by the way, actually, in the in
19:10 the box, it's actually even smaller.
19:12 Look at this little case. There's
19:13 literally a guitar in here. Let's go
19:15 ahead and open it up. And so, ladies and
19:17 gentlemen, right here is the Liver Live
19:20 C1. Now, this doesn't fully look like a
19:22 guitar, but check this out. I'm going to
19:24 fold this up like this, and then uh Oh,
19:28 yeah. Here we go. Fold this back. And
19:30 boom. Look, it's a guitar. Oh,
19:34 it wow. Okay, that's the volume knob.
19:36 Okay, so I'm going to hold the chord and
19:38 then I'm going to strum.
19:41 Nice.
19:43 [Music]
19:46 I'm a musician. And if I use this part
19:48 right here, I can Look at that. It's
19:50 like I'm strumming. Is that a high hat?
19:53 [Music]
19:55 It's playing the drums. Wait, what?
20:00 [Music]
20:02 And bass. How did I do that? I don't
20:04 even know. Why is the speaker actually
20:06 kind of good? You know what? This is
20:08 actually pretty cool. Thanks to Liber
20:09 for sending this out. I definitely have
20:11 uh more to figure out on this thing.
20:12 There's even an app to to use, too. So,
20:15 uh yeah, I'm going to be uh trying this
20:16 out some more. All right. I just got
20:19 Cool. All right. There you go. Will m
20:23 musicians use it? No.
20:26 They might. You know who might use that?
20:28 Is Jack Black 10 years from now?
20:30 Remember when when he got out the sax
20:32 boom on on Jimmy Kimmel or whatever it
20:34 was?
20:36 Mighty will not load YouTube shorts. Of
20:39 course not. Of course not. Why why would
20:42 why would a major video distribution
20:45 platform not work on mighty networks? H
20:49 crazy. It's crazy crazy crazy.
20:53 All right, let's see. What do I want to
20:54 show you guys? Um
21:01 oh, here's some news. I don't need to
21:03 show this. Um
21:07 I'll go here. Um,
21:10 so we've been all waiting for Grock 3.5
21:12 to come out. Elon announced today that
21:16 they're working on it and it's not going
21:19 to be called 3.5. It's going to be
21:20 called Gro 4. Um, don't know why they
21:24 made that change. Maybe because I don't
21:26 know. It could be because it's good. It
21:28 could it could be like good enough that
21:30 they're like, "Nah, this should be a
21:31 whole step change." I don't quite get
21:33 how that works in software, how they
21:35 make that determinations. Mr. It wants
21:38 you to buy it. What? Buy that guitar.
21:42 No, I'm good. I'm good. Uh, I would
21:45 actually buy that lava guitar. The one
21:46 the one I had on there before that's got
21:48 like the tuner built in and the effects
21:50 built in. That one's kind of cool.
21:55 [Music]
21:56 The problem is when you have like a good
21:58 This is my good guilt and there's just
22:01 nothing that sounds like this. So,
22:03 everything else is just going to make me
22:05 cranky.
22:09 Um, why would audio and video work? Oh,
22:12 that's right. They don't.
22:15 I wonder if Grock can fix the upload.
22:22 It's really unbelievable.
22:25 Like, honest to God.
22:27 [Music]
22:36 Um, I figure what we could work on
22:38 tonight,
22:41 [Music]
22:43 there's a part of me that just wants to
22:45 keep going back to midjourney and keep
22:47 figuring out what the hell to do with
22:49 midjourney.
22:53 [Music]
22:56 Luma apparently added a new thing called
22:59 some sort of editing feature where you
23:01 can swap out part of an image. We could
23:03 go play with that. Um
23:06 there's a part of me that wants to go
23:08 back to Claude artifact or claude. Yeah,
23:11 artifacts
23:13 and just vibe code an app uh that uses
23:16 Claude for something. Feels like that
23:19 could be valuable.
23:21 Um,
23:23 wait.
23:25 I want I want to
23:28 but have to move slower so I can work
23:31 along. You want to what? Side hustle.
23:34 Mimi. You want to work on what? What?
23:37 More slowly. Yes. Midjourney from Jamie
23:39 in a uh from Genie in a Bottle.
23:44 I just saw Kelly Bosch put out a new Tik
23:47 Tok. Her her new Tik Toks. Actually, you
23:49 know what? It's probably worth going and
23:51 looking at Kelly Bosch's
23:54 That's actually probably not a bad idea.
23:56 Well, that's You know what?
24:03 I think there's something interesting we
24:05 could do here in the channel in general.
24:08 And maybe just take take a note on this
24:10 one or just mentally file this producer
24:13 Brandon that
24:16 rather than say, "Oh, let's go play with
24:18 this tool." We go look at someone who we
24:21 like, go look at the work they're doing,
24:24 and then figure out, oh, what are they
24:25 using to do that work? See if we can
24:27 reverse engineer it.
24:29 Working midjourney. It's so good. It's
24:31 so good. It's so good.
24:36 Hey everyone. Hey, Steo. Shaking.
24:42 All right, let's go do that. Let's go
24:44 look at Kelly Bosch.
24:48 Um, I gotta get the site up first. Hang
24:51 on a sec.
24:53 YouTube comment,
24:57 Kyle, there's supposed to be a really
24:59 cool GPT called the architect
25:02 that they say is acting self-aware,
25:07 like an actual GPT in the GPT store.
25:15 She used MidJourney and she says she
25:17 loves it. All right, cool.
25:20 Um, so let's go. Tick tock.
25:24 Tick tock. Tickity tac.
25:30 Kelly B O S C H.
25:35 Kelly Bash Art.
25:39 Fantastic.
25:45 Did you want to see this?
25:51 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And another thing,
25:56 Johnson.
26:02 [Music]
26:14 What happened? How are you? Hello.
26:18 Hello.
26:25 [Music]
26:28 I don't
26:30 choose to stay. I never fret the coming
26:36 of day. We hold the weight of fears. the
26:41 unknown.
26:43 Yet life blooms in cracks of stone.
26:47 Why the path you've yet to find? The
26:53 stars don't rush, they take their time.
26:57 Breathe deep.
27:02 Worry fades as night.
27:08 Time drips down like rain on a stone. No
27:13 fire burns forever alone. The current
27:19 curves it doesn't ask. Just trust the
27:23 drift. Release the mask.
27:27 Why fret the path you've yet to find?
27:32 The stars don't rush. They take their
27:36 time. Breathe deep.
27:40 [Music]
27:42 Worry fades as night stay.
27:47 The heart is stronger than the storm. It
27:53 beats through chaos, keeps us warm. A
27:58 fleing shadow cannot bind. The light
28:03 will break. It's just in time.
28:08 [Music]
28:18 In the end, all fears dissolve. The
28:23 question cease. The heart resolves.
28:28 Life's a dance, not a race to run. Let
28:33 go. be still and face the sun.
28:38 Wow.
28:40 You know what's amazing about her work
28:42 is
28:44 it's just how prolific she is. She just
28:48 It's like this daily. She puts out one
28:51 of these things regularly.
28:53 Amazing.
28:59 [Music]
29:08 [Music]
29:12 Hey,
29:14 [Music]
29:24 [Music]
29:36 [Music]
29:44 [Music]
29:54 [Music]
30:04 [Music]
30:17 [Music]
30:37 Huh? All right. Here's a stupid idea. I
30:40 have a stupid idea. Kuno, how do you
30:43 even describe this
30:46 to get it to render? Well, so Kuno, here
30:49 I'll I'll show you I'll show you a uh
30:51 I'll show you a a parlor trick.
30:56 [Music]
31:03 Okay.
31:05 So, let me go back.
31:09 Okay.
31:10 So, you got that. So, I'm going to
31:11 screenshot this
31:21 and then I'm going to I'm going to save
31:22 it to the desktop. I don't think I need
31:24 to. I think I can just do it to the
31:25 clipboard. All right. Now, let me
31:33 tabs. Yeah, I know. Let me change my
31:36 tabs. Change my tabby tabs.
31:42 Okay. So, now we're going to go to
31:44 MidJourney. I can also do this in chat
31:46 GPT.
31:48 I'm going to pop over to Midjourney. I'm
31:49 gonna paste this image in
31:52 and then conversational mode, draft
31:55 mode.
31:57 How do I Oh, I can't paste it in. Okay,
31:59 so hang on. I need to go back to Where
32:02 was I? I was in Oh, Tik Tok over here
32:06 and do this. I'm going save this to the
32:08 desktop.
32:11 Desktop. Bang.
32:16 And then go here
32:20 and go upload.
32:42 All right, there's that. And then where
32:44 do I put describe?
32:50 Does this it here?
32:53 No, that was edit. Hang on.
32:56 Go here. Go here. Go here.
33:00 What's that?
33:07 That's video start frame
33:12 style reference. Ah, drop image to
33:14 describe. Okay, so you get the image in
33:17 there and then you say drop image to
33:19 describe.
33:21 And so now,
33:24 so MidJourney's now created prompts for
33:26 you.
33:28 You can also do this in chat GPT, right?
33:33 You come into chat GPT,
33:36 you pop in the thing and say describe
33:39 this image in detail.
33:44 as a
33:46 midjourney
33:48 prompt
33:50 using best practices.
33:53 I don't know if it knows them, but
33:59 hyperrealistic large dinosaur misty blah
34:02 blah blah parameters style photographic
34:06 quality too. All right. Well, we'll try
34:08 all this. This might suck, but
34:12 what you can do over in Midjourney
34:15 is you can just click on these to to
34:19 generate them.
34:25 So, I go boom, and I'm going to go bang.
34:30 And I'm going to go boom.
34:33 I'm gonna get another one. I'm just
34:35 getting rid of the weird aspect ratio.
34:40 And I'm going do the last one.
34:43 Shoot that. And then I'm going to drop
34:45 in
34:47 the
34:49 dash as aspect ratio. We're going to get
34:52 rid of version six.
34:55 Style photographic. We're going to get
34:56 rid of Q2.
35:00 We'll see if this works. Bang. No. Style
35:05 should be raw. raw.
35:10 All right, there's that. And then I'm
35:13 going to try one more
35:16 or I'll drop in that prompt. I'm going
35:18 to turn on personalization.
35:27 All right, so let's see what we got. So
35:29 these are all from
35:33 That's kind of cool.
35:35 Oh, the other thing Kelly does, one of
35:38 the things Kelly Bosch will do is she'll
35:40 go up here in stylization and blast it
35:43 to like 950
35:45 and she'll get weird
35:48 weird results. So, let me let me go back
35:50 out here. Let's go grab
35:53 these prompts
35:55 and we'll do we'll do another set.
35:59 Wait, why did it do these as videos?
36:03 Oh, because it described it described
36:06 the play button because I did a
36:08 screenshot with a play button on it.
36:09 That's hilarious. Okay, that's really
36:12 funny. Um,
36:16 okay. So, yeah. So, one of the prompts
36:18 had Okay, so we're going to do that. Let
36:20 me get rid of my personalization. High
36:22 stylization. Bang. It's not liking this
36:25 for some reason. Why?
36:28 Oh, those are cool.
36:30 So, let's do um
36:33 grab that one. Boom.
36:36 Why are these not going?
36:42 All right. Well, whatever. Let's Let's
36:44 just go look at them.
36:49 So, that's pretty cool.
36:52 You all are seeing this, right?
36:55 Drag the picture up. Drag the picture
36:57 up. Oh, yeah. I already did it.
36:59 You can also do d-w and a number to get
37:02 different images.
37:09 What's d-W? Is that like d-r
37:16 So Tom Nodler, this is what I was
37:19 thinking when I was watching Kelly's
37:21 video. This this is the thing I was
37:22 going to say which I think is kind of
37:24 weird. Let me we'll come back to this
37:25 and start playing with this.
37:28 But I want to I want to share something.
37:31 When I was watching her dinosaur video
37:36 and then and then there was the one that
37:39 Oh, it was the dinosaur one where it
37:41 kind of had these animals that looked
37:42 like they were in the Gopagos Islands or
37:44 they were just on some other island. Or,
37:47 you know, it could have been like here's
37:48 what it would have looked like back in
37:49 the olden timey days, you know, before
37:51 humans.
37:54 And then what struck me was,
38:02 okay, when we watch a documentary
38:09 of like an animal documentary, right,
38:11 they're on some island and they've got
38:13 all these weird snakes and you're
38:14 looking at all the weird snakes and
38:16 you're like, "Oh, look how beautiful
38:18 those are.
38:22 Because it's a documentary, we know that
38:24 they're real. And because we've been to
38:26 a zoo, we probably know that we could
38:28 probably go see that animal in a zoo.
38:31 But
38:36 wouldn't you have the same emotional
38:38 response
38:40 to a well-crafted documentary of
38:42 completely fictitious animals in some
38:45 completely fictitious island? Like, and
38:50 Like why I think this is fascinating is
38:56 like does it really matter? Like like if
38:57 I if I watch a documentary for some
38:59 island that I'm not going to go to
39:01 looking at animals that I think are
39:03 beautiful but I ultimately don't care
39:04 about and it just makes me happy.
39:07 I feel like the work Kelly Bosch just
39:10 did makes me just as happy as one of
39:12 those documentaries. And and why I'm
39:14 saying this is
39:17 I feel like
39:19 One of the one of the themes in in the
39:22 AI doomers
39:26 narrative is
39:30 if you do it with AI, it's inherently
39:32 bad. It's inherently evil, right? And so
39:34 you they talk about deep fakes and deep
39:36 fakes are inherently evil. But what if
39:39 they're not, right? What if a deep fake
39:41 is just a clone of someone and that
39:43 person could use the clone of themselves
39:45 to do something fine and appropriate?
39:50 You could look at a documentary done in
39:52 this style where it's not real animals
39:55 and I feel like the doomers would say,
39:56 "Well, but that's that's p, you know,
39:59 that's defrauding the the the
40:01 population.
40:03 You've got to disclose its AI." Why? Why
40:06 not why not have a thing?
40:09 I don't know. I don't know. I don't
40:12 know, people. Anyway, let's go look at
40:14 our animals. I think I got to clean my
40:16 lens off my camera. I'm looking all
40:18 hazy. And I think that's because I
40:20 probably have schmutz on my camera. Hey,
40:23 Kyle, you have schmutz on your camera.
40:26 Kyle. Coyle. All right.
40:36 All right. Well, that one's cool. That
40:39 one's really cool. Let me do some
40:41 variations of that one. I'm going do
40:44 subtle variations on that one.
40:52 So, what's fascinating here is that
40:56 W is for weird.
40:59 These are, you know what I almost feel
41:01 like? I feel like these are inspired by
41:03 Kelly Bosch's work, but hers is very
41:05 specific. probably because she's using
41:07 her own personalization. I didn't have
41:09 personalization on here. So, it'll be
41:12 interesting to see when we get to the
41:13 one that does have personalization.
41:15 Here's with a play button.
41:26 That one's cool.
41:35 Yeah. Now we're getting into
41:38 here's high stylization. Did this have
41:41 high stylization?
41:50 Yeah, this is stylized 950. So, so these
41:54 four one, two, three, four are
41:59 stylization of 200
42:02 and then
42:06 one, two, three, four are stylization of
42:10 950.
42:12 So, if you haven't played with
42:13 stylization,
42:15 you should do that.
42:20 Love that one. Except it's got the play
42:22 button on it.
42:26 Oh, I love those. The solar panels have
42:29 this organic shape to them. That's
42:31 really cool.
42:34 Is that it?
42:37 Yeah, that's it. Fascinating. All right,
42:40 let's grab
42:44 Let's grab this one.
42:47 And I'm at 950. Let's do sty. Let's do
42:50 that one at 950.
42:53 Let's do
42:55 this one at 950.
43:00 Why is it not submitting people? What is
43:02 going on? Okay, there it went. Okay. And
43:05 then I'm going to do I'm going to turn
43:06 on my personalization
43:11 and have it at 950. And let's redo this
43:14 one.
43:19 And then let's grab this one.
43:23 Come on, you can do it. Come on, mid
43:27 Journey. There you go.
43:29 Let's grab this one.
43:33 All right, so now we should have a big
43:35 pile that are rendering.
43:41 And then I think what we'll do, I agree
43:42 with you, Kyle. Hers could easily be a
43:45 documentary. They're a documented fossil
43:48 species with an amazing number of uh
43:50 keratin-like horns as protection. Yeah.
43:53 And like like the the the feathers,
43:55 right? Like the the reptiles with the
43:57 transition between bird and and and
44:00 dinosaur,
44:01 right? You could imagine dinosaurs
44:03 having patterned skin that they then
44:06 develop feathers on top of, but it's
44:07 just partially there.
44:10 Yeah. like it felt very much like that's
44:13 absolutely something you could see in a
44:15 in a diarama in a natural history
44:18 museum, but they're brought to life. And
44:20 you know, imagine imagine, Tom, I mean,
44:23 it seems like you've got some some
44:25 background in this or at least some
44:26 education in it. Imagine
44:29 um an evolutionary biologist
44:33 coming into midJourney and writing a
44:35 actually wait
44:38 hang on hang on hang on hang on this
44:41 could be really cool
44:45 we're going to go to 03
44:52 do new chat
44:54 I'm going to say
44:57 um
44:59 act
45:02 as an evolutionary
45:07 biologist
45:12 and
45:17 tell me
45:20 the 10 most interesting
45:28 animals
45:31 from
45:33 one of the major
45:39 dinosaur
45:42 eras.
45:45 be sure
45:48 to include
45:54 um land, sea, and sky creatures.
46:02 I also want
46:06 um ones with incredibly
46:10 unique
46:12 visual features
46:15 such as colors,
46:22 feathers, horns,
46:25 etc.
46:28 Uh, and let's make it 20 most
46:30 interesting.
46:32 All right. And then we'll say, um, just
46:35 short descriptions
46:38 to start.
46:41 Okay.
46:46 And and I would imagine there's probably
46:48 custom GPTs out there that have they're
46:51 already pre-trained on all the dinosaur
46:53 [ __ ] right? So, so we could go make a
46:56 David Atenboroough kind of documentary
46:58 on on existing things. T-Rex. Okay.
47:04 Let's see. Don't better ram. Okay. Uh,
47:09 okay.
47:12 Now, pick
47:14 the top three
47:18 that are
47:20 not
47:22 well known.
47:24 and the most interesting visually.
47:29 Okay.
47:39 [Music]
47:45 Uh
47:53 all right.
47:56 Fantastic. Okay. So now I want you to
48:02 create
48:03 a highly
48:06 detailed
48:10 midjourney prompt
48:13 for each one.
48:15 That includes
48:20 um
48:24 the creature,
48:26 a scene,
48:29 accurate
48:31 details of
48:34 flora or fauna in the background.
48:42 and any activity the creature
48:48 might be doing.
48:52 This is just for an image.
48:56 So, no movement
48:59 over time,
49:01 just image prompts.
49:05 All right. Doesn't 11 Labs and Cartisia
49:07 have a David Atenburgh style voice?
49:09 Yeah. Well, 11 Labs, you can just ask
49:10 for one. You just design it. I I I don't
49:14 know if they have David Atenboroough
49:15 proper.
49:19 Uh dinos were covered with scales, but
49:21 the scales got smaller and smaller with
49:23 adaptations with tiny hooks and barbs
49:26 and eventually way down the line became
49:28 feathers. Very cool.
49:31 Yeah. Want to see a dinosaur? Look at a
49:32 bird. Yeah, exactly. Prompt. A fully
49:35 grown
49:38 nichtosaurus graasilus gliding in slow
49:40 steady state above a teal blue western
49:43 interior seaway. All right, that's cool.
49:48 All right, let's just grab this
49:56 copy. Okay, then we go back to
49:58 midjourney
50:01 and then let's let's drop our Those are
50:03 cool. Let's drop our stylization down to
50:06 50. We'll drop in this post
50:18 go. And then we'll go up to 500.
50:23 We'll go
50:26 go.
50:29 Okay.
50:32 And then we'll take our stylization up
50:34 to 950 again and we'll go. Midjourney is
50:39 weird tonight.
50:53 Look how gorgeous that is.
50:57 That looks like a damn painting.
51:07 So, this is 500 stylization.
51:15 Oh, look at that one with the sci-fi
51:17 [ __ ] in the background.
51:28 Knobs katos.
51:31 It's put. It's It's
51:34 These must be paintings of a These must
51:36 be inspired by some real artist.
51:39 Wow. Look at that one with the [ __ ]
51:43 thing torn out the back. Wow. That's
51:45 crazy.
51:47 Um,
51:52 that one's really cool. So, now we're
51:53 going to go high motion.
51:59 We're going to go high motion.
52:03 We're going to go
52:05 Let's see which of these do we like.
52:10 I think that one's got good personality.
52:14 That one feels really warm.
52:20 We'll do high motion with him. See what
52:22 that does. Let's do low motion here. So,
52:26 what I'm doing right now is I'm turning
52:27 these all into movies.
52:31 We'll do low motion.
52:34 We'll do high motion.
52:38 We'll do low motion.
52:42 That one looks amazing. High motion.
52:47 Wow, look at that.
52:54 Damn, these are amazing.
52:57 All right, whatever. So, we'll go just
52:59 back out. Okay, speaking of midgeting,
53:01 we catch a break. Kak has a gift for you
53:02 and a regulars. While those render,
53:05 let's go to irregulars. Let's go to the
53:07 video tape.
53:09 I don't know what video tape is. Why do
53:12 they call it tape? Is it sticky? It's
53:14 not that kind of tape. Jenny,
53:17 no need to be aggro. Dad
53:22 khaki Simmons follow up on the video the
53:25 other night. Oh, cool.
53:28 A fish flick production.
53:32 Guest stars Joker P, Vicki, Dr. J, and
53:35 an
53:40 all right, it downloaded it. Okay, I got
53:41 it. Here we go.
53:44 Oh, this is awesome.
53:52 Oh, I see. So, she took she took one of
53:55 the frames from from my my thing right
53:58 before the shark eats the boy.
54:03 All right, here we go. You should be
54:05 able to hear this.
54:07 Oh, no. It's the point where it takes
54:09 the boy. Tarter sauce. Neurospicy Pate.
54:13 Oh, this is great. I'm Joker.
54:18 Oh, it's awesome.
54:20 There's no audio. That's great. When
54:23 fish fight back. That's awesome.
54:29 That is super cool.
54:31 Um, all right. Back here.
54:34 So, we've got our videos. So, if you
54:36 haven't seen midjourney video, it is
54:39 crazy crazy good.
54:42 All right. So,
54:54 I think we can all agree that a bird
54:55 wouldn't dip its wing tips into water
54:59 or a flying dinosaur. It would do that.
55:03 Tik Tok question. What's the difference
55:06 between high motion and low motion? It's
55:08 just uh one is
55:10 one is more extreme, right? One is like
55:13 if you do high motion of people walking,
55:15 they're going to like walk farther and
55:16 faster. Low motion, they might just
55:18 stand still. So, it's just it's
55:20 basically just like hyperactive or not.
55:30 Those wings don't look natural. They
55:32 don't bend naturally. Those do. That
55:35 looks better.
55:38 Huh?
55:40 Wow.
55:47 Fish. Fish flying underneath him.
55:58 I think we did this as low motion.
56:02 That looks amazing.
56:05 I mean, honest to God, like,
56:08 are you [ __ ] kidding me?
56:19 Look at the water
56:22 right behind him. Right right at the
56:25 end.
56:28 Look at the little stream. like the
56:29 little bubbles coming down the stream.
56:34 Amazing.
57:01 is midjourney pricey. So BBB BBB BB bay
57:05 BB BB
57:07 um
57:09 let me put it in context.
57:14 Most of the video tools out there are
57:16 not cheap. They're they're usually in
57:20 the60
57:22 to $150 range. Um
57:26 Google's V3 you need their Ultra
57:29 subscription for which is 250 a month.
57:32 Um the first three months in this
57:35 promotional special are 125.
57:39 Um, you also tend not to get that many
57:42 renders with other video tools and you
57:44 also tend to get high rate limits where
57:47 you can't do that many of them. Um,
57:51 for midjourney, you can start making
57:54 videos at the $10 a month subscription
57:56 fee, but you get like 15 of them. It's
57:59 like it's nothing. And then at the $30 a
58:02 month subscription fee for Midjourney,
58:04 you get a decent amount, but it's still
58:07 fixed. So in midJourney, there's what's
58:10 called fast mode and and relaxed mode.
58:13 Relaxed mode is just slower rendering.
58:16 It takes longer.
58:18 It's not until you get to the $60 a
58:20 month subscription plan. The top
58:22 midjourney subscription plan is $60 a
58:25 month. You get unlimited relaxed mode
58:28 videos. So, for both $10 and $30, you're
58:32 going to run out. You're going to run
58:33 out of credits really quickly. For 60
58:36 bucks a month, you get un unlimited
58:39 relaxed mode. Um, so so basically
58:42 unlimited video
58:45 in MidJourney. Whenever you make a
58:46 video, you get four variations of of
58:49 every given render, and they happen
58:51 really quick. It's like 20 seconds of
58:53 video, and it's it's just really good.
58:56 Tik Tok pin.
58:59 Uh, I don't see. Okay. Is that a
59:01 steampunk artvark? It is a steampunk
59:03 artvark.
59:09 Oh, wait. I was going the wrong
59:11 direction. Hang on.
59:24 Wow. Look at that thing.
59:26 Look at the hair.
59:32 Unbelievable.
59:35 And just the subtlety of the like the
59:38 the light on the solar panels.
59:52 Wow. All
1:00:00 right. So, let me show you something
1:00:01 here. Okay. So, we got this. We got this
1:00:03 dude. He's pretty remarkable. Let me see
1:00:05 if there's other ones. We'll see which
1:00:06 which variation we like.
1:00:15 So far, I like the first one, I think.
1:00:20 Yeah.
1:00:32 Okay. So, now we're going to extend
1:00:34 this. We're going to do manual
1:00:39 low motion.
1:00:42 And then I'm going to say
1:00:45 the creature
1:00:50 stops.
1:00:52 and stares
1:00:58 directly
1:01:01 into the camera
1:01:05 and aggressively.
1:01:10 Um,
1:01:20 huffs
1:01:26 out a an
1:01:29 electric
1:01:33 blue
1:01:37 steam
1:01:38 from its
1:01:42 nostrils.
1:01:44 All right. Oh, and where are we? Are we
1:01:47 in high?
1:01:49 Oh, okay. We don't we don't have
1:01:51 stylization now. Okay. Interesting.
1:01:56 So, that one we're going to extend.
1:01:58 Let's go back to
1:02:00 our other [ __ ] we made.
1:02:03 Yeah, here we are. So, this is that one.
1:02:13 I mean,
1:02:16 I'm sorry. There's just like I just
1:02:19 don't see a whole lot that is super
1:02:23 wrong with these videos.
1:02:27 They've got personality.
1:02:30 Like, that one's good because the people
1:02:32 behind it are walking.
1:02:35 That one's really good.
1:02:41 Wow,
1:02:44 look at that.
1:03:00 Here.
1:03:07 Let me just stop this one right here.
1:03:09 Wait, can I How do I stop it? Watch.
1:03:11 Right
1:03:14 there.
1:03:16 Look at the symmetry
1:03:20 on the side of the head that wasn't
1:03:22 visible at the beginning of the image.
1:03:24 Right. So, so here's what the image was.
1:03:28 And then as this thing walks forward and
1:03:31 turns toward you, most video models at
1:03:35 this point fall apart, right? Because
1:03:39 you would have the right side of the
1:03:40 head would be just a completely
1:03:41 different shape. It would be totally
1:03:43 asymmetrical.
1:03:45 And this isn't.
1:03:47 It's amazing.
1:04:12 Wow.
1:04:28 I mean, these are cool. They look like
1:04:30 fantasy creatures out of some of my
1:04:32 boys. Like fantasy plastic models, the
1:04:35 resin models look like some of these
1:04:38 things.
1:04:44 Do you know how much it would have cost
1:04:47 to to model this and render it in the in
1:04:51 the olden timey days like three years
1:04:52 ago?
1:05:00 Oh, here's our
1:05:02 this one. We say stop. Oh, look at Ah,
1:05:04 look at that.
1:05:08 It worked. Holy [ __ ]
1:05:13 Yeah, there's a person behind him.
1:05:14 That's cool.
1:05:22 Wow. Just came out one nostril. Let's
1:05:24 see if we can get a better one.
1:05:32 Not quite.
1:05:43 So far, the first one was the best one,
1:05:44 but it only came out one nostril.
1:05:50 That seemed pretty natural.
1:06:00 Wow.
1:06:02 V3. No, this is midjourney.
1:06:05 It's midjourney.
1:06:09 Midjourney. Midjourney. Midjourney.
1:06:14 Crazy.
1:06:16 All right, let's go do another thing.
1:06:22 So, where I am right now is I'm in my
1:06:24 little SREF library.
1:06:30 Why are these previews not loaded? Oh,
1:06:32 there they come.
1:06:45 Let's go get a a nice cartoon one. Oh,
1:06:48 these are good right here.
1:06:50 Okay.
1:06:59 Okay. So, back to MidJourney.
1:07:04 Let's go get our settings. We'll put
1:07:06 stylization down to 50. I'm going to
1:07:08 turn off my personalization.
1:07:13 Let's do um
1:07:17 we'll do dash dash sref. Oops.
1:07:21 Hang on a sec. Something didn't go right
1:07:23 there.
1:07:30 Copy.
1:07:34 Paste. Okay.
1:07:37 Oops.
1:07:44 Okay. Let's do what does the let's say
1:07:47 um
1:07:50 uh
1:07:52 super hero
1:07:55 super
1:07:58 heroine
1:08:01 um
1:08:04 inspired
1:08:07 by an opasum.
1:08:14 Um standing
1:08:17 confidently
1:08:20 confidently
1:08:25 dental
1:08:31 at the base
1:08:37 of the Brooklyn
1:08:41 Bridge
1:08:42 at sunset. that.
1:08:45 Okay,
1:08:47 so let's go make a cartoon character.
1:08:52 Hopefully the SREF does does something
1:08:55 good here. Not sure if it will.
1:09:03 I remember being in an early Blender and
1:09:05 hoping a system wouldn't crash out at
1:09:07 96% of the re render. Send it to render,
1:09:10 wait four hours, and hope to hell the
1:09:12 shadows turned out right. Yeah, exactly.
1:09:14 Whoa. This is not at all what I wanted
1:09:17 at all. What did What did I do wrong?
1:09:24 Wait, that wasn't even the one I wanted.
1:09:28 What's happening here? This was the one
1:09:30 I wanted.
1:09:35 Let's go back to midjourney.
1:09:43 And then I'm going to do dash
1:09:45 dash R4.
1:09:49 So we'll do four sets of these. Maybe
1:09:51 we'd get something that's nice.
1:09:59 [Music]
1:10:01 If anybody has any questions about what
1:10:03 I'm doing or
1:10:05 anything else, feel free to pop it in.
1:10:14 I don't get why this isn't looking
1:10:16 anything like those other
1:10:20 I guess. Is it?
1:10:23 I don't know.
1:10:32 That one could be cool.
1:10:44 Well, I guess you know what these do
1:10:45 have? They these things have like a
1:10:47 really cool 60s kind of animation style,
1:10:50 don't they?
1:10:54 That one's like a Disney villain.
1:10:59 Let's do the Disney villain one. All
1:11:01 right, let's let's animate animate this
1:11:03 one. So, I'm going to do manual high
1:11:06 motion and I'm going to say
1:11:10 um
1:11:29 I'm saying opasum character stomps her
1:11:31 foot
1:11:38 looks at the camera
1:11:42 and
1:11:44 angrily
1:11:53 anger. Angrily angrily
1:11:56 angrily one L, right? Yeah. angrily
1:12:01 walks
1:12:04 out of frame.
1:12:08 All right,
1:12:10 here we go. Let's see what we get here,
1:12:13 people.
1:12:16 Do you still have personalization on?
1:12:17 No, I don't. I turned off
1:12:18 personalization and I turned stylization
1:12:21 low. Why didn't that that not do that?
1:12:23 The moderator is unsure about the
1:12:24 prompt.
1:12:28 No. No.
1:12:31 Try again. You kidding me?
1:12:42 All right, now it's going.
1:12:44 The AI moderator AI moderator can bite
1:12:47 my butt.
1:12:54 Wait, what just happened? Oh, it didn't
1:12:57 like the video. Wait, hang on.
1:13:00 So, wait. Here's Okay. Damn.
1:13:04 There's the video start frame. Wait,
1:13:06 there's the prompt.
1:13:08 The midjourney site's hosed right now.
1:13:12 All right, let's go back to
1:13:17 this one.
1:13:21 Starting frame video start.
1:13:27 Yeah, this site's host. So, I they must
1:13:30 just be overrun right now because I
1:13:33 can't submit anything. And why did it do
1:13:35 those as square videos? What is going
1:13:38 on?
1:13:40 Sorry, the moderator is unsure about the
1:13:42 prompt. Oasum character stomps her foot,
1:13:45 looks at the camera, and angrily walks
1:13:47 out of frame. What the [ __ ]
1:13:53 These are kind of cool.
1:13:56 Not what I had in mind.
1:14:00 Uh, let me take angrily out. Maybe it
1:14:03 doesn't like the fact that I had a woman
1:14:06 acting angry. Is could it could that
1:14:08 possibly be what's going on here?
1:14:12 Okay, there it is. Superhero. Okay,
1:14:14 let's see. Um, oh, wait. Well, whatever.
1:14:16 We'll do this one. Um, she walks
1:14:22 gracefully.
1:14:24 Is it okay if I have a woman walk
1:14:25 gracefully? That's not going to upset
1:14:27 the
1:14:29 [ __ ] AI moderators. Walks gracefully
1:14:32 toward the bridge.
1:14:35 I'm really not sure about that. That's a
1:14:37 little edgy. You said she stomped her
1:14:40 foot and she was angry. Good lord. What
1:14:43 next? She'll be in a rage.
1:14:46 We We can't have that around here,
1:14:48 people. You know what I mean? There's
1:14:49 enough violence in the world as it is.
1:14:51 Let's just We're trying. If we're doing
1:14:53 if we're doing cartoons and animations,
1:14:56 we're going to keep it Saturday morning
1:14:57 friendly, if you know what I mean,
1:14:59 right? I think we can all agree on that.
1:15:02 Yes. Yes. I think absolutely we should
1:15:05 agree on the fact that that just we
1:15:07 should keep violence out of cartoons.
1:15:09 Okay. I don't know if you remember this.
1:15:11 In the 90s, there was a a uh a uh well,
1:15:15 you could call it a cartoon. It was an
1:15:16 animated uh television situation comedy.
1:15:20 I personally didn't find it funny. was
1:15:21 called Ren and Stimpy. Uh, it kind of
1:15:24 opened the door for cartoon violence.
1:15:27 And listen, I was offended by it. I was
1:15:30 I can I'll say it now. Back then,
1:15:32 everyone was so excited about it. And I
1:15:34 was just I'll tell you what, I was a
1:15:37 little triggered. I was a little
1:15:38 triggered. Ren and Stimpy would play.
1:15:40 I'm like, but they look so innocent and
1:15:43 now they're just being angry. And so,
1:15:46 and so that's why I, you know, lobbyed
1:15:49 Congress and and you know, we won. Yay.
1:15:52 Uh about uh no violence in in in
1:15:55 animated uh entertainment.
1:15:58 Even if adults see it, we we just don't
1:16:00 need it. We just, you know, the we're
1:16:02 going to make the world a better place.
1:16:09 I've been having issues in midjourney
1:16:10 all day today. Wasn't following prompts.
1:16:12 Images suck. Not sure why. Definitely
1:16:14 not the norm. They need our moderators.
1:16:17 We're better trained than them. Yeah. No
1:16:19 [ __ ] Sounds like my Esme prompt. Oh,
1:16:22 Esme. Esme. I don't remember. I don't
1:16:26 remember how to say it. Okay, let's see.
1:16:28 What do we got here?
1:16:31 She's not looking very superheroike.
1:16:37 Yeah, that's just boring and awful. All
1:16:39 right. Well, whatever. You win some, you
1:16:41 lose some.
1:16:46 All right. I think our dinosaur
1:16:48 experiment was better.
1:16:50 Luma modify maybe I don't know how to
1:16:52 use it. Let me hop over to Lumalabs.
1:16:56 Luma Labs. Luma Labs AI. Luma.
1:17:01 Luma Labs
1:17:04 AI.
1:17:11 [Music]
1:17:16 [Applause]
1:17:20 [Music]
1:17:30 introducing modify video. Do we have
1:17:32 audio here?
1:17:35 Uh oh. What happened? I want it back.
1:17:37 Wait, come back. Damn it.
1:17:44 Off error mismatching state. Yeah,
1:17:47 because I was already logged in. You
1:17:49 dumb dumb.
1:17:52 How do I get back to home dream machine?
1:18:02 Wait. Try modify and reframe in editor.
1:18:06 Edit your media. Upload media. Oh,
1:18:09 fascinating. Let's go to midjourney.
1:18:12 All right.
1:18:18 I logged out, cleared clash, signed in
1:18:21 incognito, and it's better now. No clue
1:18:24 why that worked. It could be a cash
1:18:26 issue. You know, maybe Stacy, it's
1:18:29 possible they're changing how they're
1:18:30 submitting forms when you submit a
1:18:32 prompt. um that
1:18:35 may maybe there's some new method
1:18:38 they're using that's that's messing them
1:18:39 up. Anyway, let's go grab
1:18:43 let's go grab a midjourney video that we
1:18:46 like. Let's let's go grab the one of the
1:18:49 the dragon blurting.
1:18:55 [Music]
1:18:57 It's not really a dragon. Whatever the
1:18:59 [ __ ] it is.
1:19:01 This one,
1:19:04 right? He comes. He stops. No.
1:19:14 This one
1:19:16 comes, he stops.
1:19:22 [Laughter]
1:19:24 Okay.
1:19:26 So, let's download this bad boy.
1:19:29 Then we're going to go back to Luma
1:19:31 Labs.
1:19:34 Upload your own images or video to edit
1:19:36 and modify, reframe, and upscale or
1:19:40 audio. Cool.
1:19:44 Downloads.
1:19:47 All right. Maybe we'll get rid of the
1:19:49 dude in this one.
1:19:54 Uploading.
1:19:56 So, what I've just done
1:19:59 is I've gone from so we were in
1:20:02 midjourney.
1:20:05 We took some images from a Kelly Bosch
1:20:07 video,
1:20:09 failed to process the video. Well, that
1:20:11 sucks. Maybe you could not fail.
1:20:18 Are we Are we still trying? Should I
1:20:20 reload? What are we doing here, people?
1:20:24 So, we took a we took a screenshot of a
1:20:26 of an animal in a Kelly Bosch video.
1:20:28 Someone said, "How would I even prompt
1:20:30 for that?" We went to MidJourney. We had
1:20:32 MidJourney describe it.
1:20:35 We then made a bunch of dinosaur images
1:20:38 with different style settings.
1:20:40 And then we started animating them in
1:20:43 Midjourney. And then Luma Labs today
1:20:46 just released
1:20:48 this new thing.
1:20:51 Something went wrong. failed to process
1:20:53 video. Ah, let's let's do our classic.
1:20:55 Let's switch it to anov instead of an
1:20:57 MP4.
1:21:00 Um,
1:21:05 why does that Hey, Kyle, why does it
1:21:07 make a difference? What? Why does
1:21:10 sometimes it work with MP4 and sometimes
1:21:13 it requires? And I've also heard WMV,
1:21:17 some things like that. Here's here's
1:21:20 why. because uh software developers are
1:21:24 jerks.
1:21:27 Okay. Hope hope that wasn't too aggro.
1:21:32 Uh uh uh uh uh uh
1:21:35 uh uh uh uh uh uh uh. Uh oh. Where did I
1:21:39 save it? Did I not save it? What did I
1:21:41 do? What did I do?
1:21:43 Export as 480p. Where did I save it?
1:21:46 Desktop. Desktop. Go back here. Upload
1:21:50 media. Go to the desktop.
1:21:53 Get this version. Wait, why is that so
1:21:56 small? Hang on, people. Just calm down,
1:21:59 everybody. Calm down. I don't know what
1:22:02 I'm doing. I don't have any
1:22:03 qualifications.
1:22:05 Dang, everybody knew that. All right,
1:22:08 replace it. Yes, replace it.
1:22:11 Okay, back here. Upload media.
1:22:15 Oops.
1:22:17 There we go. That's how big we want it.
1:22:19 All right,
1:22:24 something went wrong. Failed to process
1:22:25 video. Okay, so Lumal Labs uh video
1:22:29 fixer tool. It doesn't work.
1:22:36 I don't [ __ ] know why. I wonder if
1:22:38 Oh, you know what it probably is? I bet
1:22:40 I know what it is. It doesn't tell us,
1:22:43 but I bet I bet it's got a a time limit.
1:22:49 If someone wants to figure that out,
1:22:51 does the Lumal Labs editor feature have
1:22:54 like a 5-second time limit? It might.
1:22:57 That's my guess.
1:23:00 Oh, good lord. Good people. I just want
1:23:04 [ __ ] to work, right? Is that too much to
1:23:06 ask? Apparently, it is. So, let's go get
1:23:08 a shorter clip. Let's get up to 10
1:23:11 seconds. And mine is should be nine.
1:23:18 9 seconds.
1:23:21 It's probably right on the edge. All
1:23:22 right, fine. Let's go get something
1:23:24 else.
1:23:26 That one's pretty good.
1:23:31 That one's gorgeous. I don't know what
1:23:33 we would want to fix on it. Why don't we
1:23:36 go get one of the ones? Yeah, this one
1:23:37 with all the people in it.
1:23:50 Okay, I know what we'll do. All right,
1:23:52 so we'll download this.
1:23:54 Oops.
1:23:57 Download.
1:23:59 Go back to Lumalabs.
1:24:02 Upload media. Go to our downloads area.
1:24:07 That's it.
1:24:11 All right, I give up. Doesn't work.
1:24:13 Doesn't work. [ __ ] it. We're out.
1:24:19 Sometimes it's Chad Chad add. Sometimes
1:24:21 it's just like this [ __ ] doesn't work. I
1:24:24 hate you all.
1:24:28 Banger SRF. Ketchup and mustard. That's
1:24:31 a cool one.
1:24:36 [Music]
1:24:41 All right, let's go up here. We'll do
1:24:42 We'll do um Vegas
1:24:47 drag strip.
1:24:51 We'll do abandoned.
1:24:54 Abandoned.
1:24:57 What is going on? I don't want to start
1:24:58 video. What are we doing?
1:25:01 Abandoned
1:25:05 Vegas.
1:25:07 drag strip
1:25:14 with a
1:25:20 wrecked
1:25:22 dragster
1:25:25 and
1:25:29 a figure
1:25:31 standing in the distance.
1:25:35 We'll go dash dash.
1:25:39 There's that sref. Sref, by the way,
1:25:41 stands for style reference.
1:25:45 See if we can get something resembling
1:25:48 that thing. So, let's go.
1:25:52 We'll do same style reference. We'll put
1:25:54 aesthetics up to 500. Stylization up to
1:25:58 500.
1:26:01 It's not taking the prompt again. Just
1:26:03 bizarre.
1:26:04 We'll do that. We'll do that. We'll take
1:26:06 this up to 900.
1:26:11 Come on. You can do it. There you go.
1:26:15 Alrighty.
1:26:19 What? Okay. If that's the style
1:26:22 reference,
1:26:25 why are we getting no color?
1:26:29 [Laughter]
1:26:32 Oh, you know what it could be? I know
1:26:33 what it could be. No, Kyle. What? Maybe
1:26:35 you should tell us. Maybe you should
1:26:36 tell us what's in your mind instead of
1:26:38 having us trying to [ __ ] figure it
1:26:39 out. Watch this. I'm gonna go bang bang.
1:26:45 I'm going to go in here. We're going to
1:26:46 change this to model six.
1:26:49 We'll go 6.1.
1:26:53 Yeah, that's what we'll do. Go bang.
1:26:55 Let's see what that does.
1:26:58 Because we're in version seven, these
1:27:00 old style refs might not work correctly
1:27:02 is my guess.
1:27:08 This is kind of cool. Like the scale of
1:27:11 that one.
1:27:26 Yeah.
1:27:28 See, now it worked. Oh, okay. I bet
1:27:30 that's why that other one didn't work.
1:27:33 How cool is that [ __ ] thing?
1:27:39 So, let's do this one as a low motion
1:27:42 animation and a high motion one. So,
1:27:45 someone asked before about the
1:27:46 difference between low and high. Let's
1:27:48 figure that out.
1:27:54 This one will do low motion.
1:27:59 I think it's worth animating.
1:28:04 Let's do this one in low motion.
1:28:10 I think that one's really good. Low
1:28:12 motion.
1:28:14 I think that one's good. We'll do high
1:28:16 motion there.
1:28:27 Just wild.
1:28:31 Mid journey's weird. Mid journeys weird.
1:28:34 Mid journeys weird. Weird. Weird. Yeah.
1:28:53 Dink.
1:29:17 That's pretty good.
1:29:19 Midjourney video.
1:29:22 It seems to really understand the world,
1:29:25 people.
1:29:33 How beautiful is that?
1:29:46 This is one of the high motion ones.
1:29:56 Hands look normal.
1:29:59 Camera work is interesting.
1:30:06 Wow, look at that.
1:31:22 Huh?
1:31:28 Crazy,
1:31:30 crazy, crazy, crazy. I thought those
1:31:33 blue ones were amazing.
1:31:58 Let's extend this one.
1:32:01 So, I'm going to say
1:32:05 low motion
1:32:07 and then I'm going to say
1:32:11 um
1:32:13 silver car slowly
1:32:21 rolls
1:32:22 forward
1:32:26 as man in Yellow
1:32:32 keeps walking.
1:32:57 Was the black and white intentional? No,
1:32:59 the black and white was a mistake,
1:33:02 Kelly. From a lot of my old SREs suffs
1:33:06 that I have are from version six or
1:33:08 version 6.1 and I've been rendering in
1:33:12 version seven. And so you have to
1:33:15 there's there's new version seven ones.
1:33:18 So, I need to I need to pay much more
1:33:20 attention to my models cuz cuz, you
1:33:24 know, apparently that's important. But I
1:33:26 like the I like the look and feel of the
1:33:28 of the black and white ones. They're
1:33:30 kind of cool.
1:33:32 Like this one's that's a cool image
1:33:43 I was trying to go for. Here's what the
1:33:44 SRF looks like.
1:33:48 And that's what we ended up getting when
1:33:50 I went back to model 6.1.
1:33:54 This is also one of one of the
1:33:56 frustrating things about
1:33:59 any kind of software, but particularly
1:34:01 with AI where they're inventing the
1:34:04 tools. They're inventing the core
1:34:07 technology underneath the tools while
1:34:09 they're building the tools. When they
1:34:11 change stuff, other stuff's, you know,
1:34:13 old stuff's going to break.
1:34:20 Let's animate this one with
1:34:25 low motion. Let's do a high motion one,
1:34:28 too. All right.
1:34:32 Oh, Vicki, I have to go to 6.1 for my
1:34:35 favorite mood board, too. Yeah, I guess
1:34:38 if midjourney starts behaving
1:34:41 unpredictably for you, check to see if
1:34:43 you have your personalization turned on
1:34:45 and turn it off. Um, and check your
1:34:48 model numbers. That I both of those
1:34:50 could be could be some things
1:34:55 I need to get some from X. Oh, well the
1:34:57 other thing you can do with with style
1:34:59 references, guys, let's grab um let's
1:35:03 grab this this in this uh
1:35:09 where is it?
1:35:17 No, we just want the image prompt.
1:35:23 We'll do this image prompt.
1:35:26 And instead of that specific style
1:35:29 reference, we'll go dash
1:35:32 sref
1:35:34 random.
1:35:36 And I'll and I'll switch this back to
1:35:38 model 7. And it's going to go it's going
1:35:41 to go grab us a random
1:35:44 style reference.
1:35:47 And then you can just keep doing that.
1:35:54 All right, let's see if any of these
1:35:56 worked.
1:35:59 That's supposed to start rolling forward
1:36:00 right about now.
1:36:03 It didn't.
1:36:11 No movement.
1:36:20 Now he started walking backwards.
1:36:27 No, that was a fail. Bad prompt. Again,
1:36:32 this is this is why you got to play with
1:36:34 these tools. You got to figure out how
1:36:35 this [ __ ] works.
1:36:39 You lose drafts. Okay, cool. Let's Oh,
1:36:42 those are cool. Damn. All right, let's
1:36:44 go look at our vid vidgetes.
1:36:46 So, this was the low motion one.
1:36:51 That's pretty cool.
1:36:53 Like he was just in the accident
1:36:56 stumbling away drunk.
1:37:03 That's pretty gorgeous.
1:37:06 Kak's out. Need to bring my mom to
1:37:09 urgent care at 8 a.m. All right. I hope
1:37:11 she is is uh she does well and things
1:37:15 are okay.
1:37:17 should have come should have come out
1:37:19 with a prompting guide.
1:37:26 Here's high motion. So now we get camera
1:37:29 tracking.
1:37:41 Wow, look how gorgeous that is. Let's
1:37:43 let's animate that one.
1:37:46 Just amazing. Low motion.
1:37:50 Let's do low motion.
1:37:54 Low motion.
1:38:00 Let's do high motion. Maybe we'll get
1:38:01 some interesting camera move on this
1:38:03 one.
1:38:13 Oh, this was that random one. Okay. So,
1:38:15 let's see. There's the prompt. Vegas
1:38:20 dragstrip. We'll go dash
1:38:23 sref random.
1:38:27 Bang. Get some more of those going.
1:38:40 You like the ones with the bright sun?
1:38:42 Yeah. They're They're really cool,
1:38:43 aren't they?
1:38:52 Come on. 84 complete on the videos.
1:38:59 92.
1:39:10 All right.
1:39:18 I'm sorry, but that's really good. I
1:39:21 don't care what you say, Kyle. That's
1:39:24 not very good. No, it is. It's really
1:39:27 good.
1:39:29 Feeding the image into chat. Got a
1:39:32 prompt
1:39:37 and asking GPT for some cool camera
1:39:39 movement. Usually works well. Yeah,
1:39:41 that's a pretty good idea. I like that.
1:39:50 Can you imagine if you were trying to
1:39:51 shoot that this with a camera?
1:39:56 Just the set decoration
1:39:59 alone on this
1:40:04 is a half a day.
1:40:09 Nuts.
1:40:25 Look at the reflection from the sun. How
1:40:28 consistent it is.
1:40:34 That was weird.
1:40:38 That looks good.
1:40:42 Nobody
1:40:50 wearing a little booppy tennis dress.
1:40:58 That one looks pretty natural.
1:41:01 That one's weird.
1:41:05 That's She's got a weird gate there,
1:41:08 I think. Anyway, whatever. That one's
1:41:11 normal. Wow. Gorgeous. Whoa.
1:41:16 Whoa.
1:41:21 Holy [ __ ] These are cool.
1:41:27 Going to animate the [ __ ] out of these.
1:41:35 I'm gonna do high motion on this one.
1:41:39 I'm gonna do high motion on this one.
1:41:44 These are [ __ ] gorgeous.
1:41:48 Look at that.
1:41:52 Look at that car.
1:42:00 You know, AI is just predicting the next
1:42:02 token. What I can tell you is that it
1:42:04 can never be creative. It can never be
1:42:06 truly creative because it's just
1:42:07 predicting the next token. So, it just
1:42:09 predicts the next token and then you get
1:42:11 the next token and all it is, you know
1:42:13 what it is? It's the world's greatest
1:42:14 plagiarism machine that can't do
1:42:15 anything creative truly creative because
1:42:17 that's only it's the domain of humans.
1:42:19 Humans can do creative things. And
1:42:22 sorry, what h how do how do humans do
1:42:26 things? Well, we learn things. We What?
1:42:29 So, yeah. Yeah. Well, I suppose we we
1:42:31 Yeah. We We embed data into our into our
1:42:35 our brain, our our mo the model up in
1:42:38 our head. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Huh.
1:42:43 Huh. Well, why not special? Well, well,
1:42:47 well.
1:42:49 Look at that. Ain't that BL's above
1:42:51 himself talking about how AI is the
1:42:53 world's greatest plagiarism machine? H.
1:42:56 Well, well, well. All right. All right.
1:43:00 Let's see.
1:43:02 I'm loving the turquoise pink depth. All
1:43:05 these is incredible. It's incredible,
1:43:07 isn't it? Do you use cling? And how is
1:43:10 it comparison? I So, apparently Cling
1:43:14 2.1 is quite good. I can't I am so in
1:43:18 love with midjourney video. Like I kind
1:43:21 of feel like I've lost interest in in
1:43:25 [ __ ] with other video models right
1:43:27 now because a they're expensive and b
1:43:29 they're just not as good. Um
1:43:32 the only one I'm at least thinking about
1:43:35 playing with is is V3.
1:43:43 Wow.
1:43:46 Maintain the continuity on the car
1:43:48 pretty flipping well.
1:43:52 Look at this. Okay, this is just
1:43:54 astounding to me. So, look at the in
1:43:57 this image. Look at the pipes
1:44:00 down the down the side of the car. The
1:44:02 exhaust pipe. There's two exhaust pipes
1:44:05 that go the whole length of the car
1:44:06 between the wheel wells. They're black
1:44:10 and it looks like they vent into the the
1:44:12 last wheel well. Now watch
1:44:16 where
1:44:19 watch
1:44:21 when it gets to the other side of the
1:44:23 car.
1:44:24 Oh, it didn't. Hang on.
1:44:31 Right there.
1:44:33 They're the exact same.
1:44:37 That continuity is crazy.
1:45:07 Whoa, look at that. Watch.
1:45:10 Oh, this is so cool. Look
1:45:13 right
1:45:15 here.
1:45:17 The cameraman's shadow shows up.
1:45:24 It's weird. The cameraman doesn't have a
1:45:25 head. He's He's got arms.
1:45:31 That's crazy.
1:45:36 That's just [ __ ] nuts. All right.
1:45:50 All right. There it is. Um, okay.
1:45:57 I would so I would say if you really
1:46:01 want to play with midjourney video and
1:46:04 you've subscribed to some other video
1:46:06 tools,
1:46:07 if you're using those other video tools
1:46:09 and you're happy with them, great. But
1:46:11 like I would unsubscribe to something so
1:46:15 you can up your game to a $60 midjourney
1:46:19 thing and just go really start playing
1:46:20 with this video stuff because
1:46:23 it's it's just too good.
1:46:26 Um,
1:46:28 yeah.
1:46:30 So,
1:46:35 I think another thing to play with this
1:46:36 weekend is style references. If you
1:46:38 haven't played with MidJourney style
1:46:40 references, that's probably another good
1:46:41 thing to play with. Um, anybody have any
1:46:44 questions before I get out of here?
1:46:46 Looks like live action No Man's Sky. It
1:46:48 totally does.
1:46:54 Um, what tool
1:46:57 for style references midjourney.
1:47:01 Just look up sref sref on Twitter and
1:47:05 just go find some style references and
1:47:08 you can just use chat GBD to tell you
1:47:10 how to use them. Um, next Tuesday we've
1:47:13 got the uh AI Salon uh presents and
1:47:17 we've got Pearson from
1:47:21 um Jelly Pod is going to be talking
1:47:24 about what they've learned creating a
1:47:26 podcast making platform.
1:47:30 Um
1:47:33 oh yeah uh producer Brandon's got
1:47:36 unlimited access to a vibe coding tool
1:47:38 called Bezabub. That's what it's called,
1:47:41 right? Bellia. Bellio. Baleio. Bellio.
1:47:50 Bella.
1:47:52 Oh, be Ella.
1:47:55 So, if anyone has any ideas for an app
1:47:58 that he could make this weekend, um, DM
1:48:02 him on the AI salon or just drop notes
1:48:04 in the comments right now if you have
1:48:07 thought about it would be cool if
1:48:08 someone built a blank. Um, Brandon wants
1:48:12 some ideas for that.
1:48:14 Whatever happened to Runway ML still
1:48:16 good? Yeah, I think Well, so Runway ML
1:48:20 um their what's it called? ingredients.
1:48:24 I think it's called ingredients. Is it
1:48:26 called ingredients? No, it's called
1:48:29 elements.
1:48:32 Their elements feature where you can
1:48:35 upload like
1:48:37 a bunch of character faces, a bunch like
1:48:40 a location, and then a storyboard, and
1:48:42 it will just assemble it all for you.
1:48:45 That thing is really good. And and
1:48:48 runway, I think, is really good. Um, I'm
1:48:52 just captivated by the quality of
1:48:58 image understanding that that the
1:49:03 that the midJourney video does. I can't
1:49:06 there there's something if you haven't
1:49:07 played with it, there's just something
1:49:09 about it that feels different.
1:49:13 And I think it's this thing that I don't
1:49:15 think they trained this to be a video
1:49:17 model.
1:49:18 So, if you haven't heard this before,
1:49:22 there's a Twitter post when MidJourney
1:49:24 launched. Um, let me go find it
1:49:30 and we'll end on this because I think
1:49:32 this one's this one's really something.
1:50:04 Okay.
1:50:07 Did I share? Am I sharing this right?
1:50:11 Yes.
1:50:13 Okay.
1:50:20 So when MidJourney
1:50:24 launched video, they put this post out.
1:50:28 As you know, our focus for the past few
1:50:30 years has been on images. What you might
1:50:33 not know is that what we believe the
1:50:35 inevitable destination of this
1:50:37 technology are models capable of real
1:50:40 time openw world simulations.
1:50:44 What's that? Basically, imagine an AI
1:50:48 system that generates imagery in real
1:50:50 time. You can command it to move around
1:50:53 in 3D space, the environments and
1:50:55 characters also move. You can interact
1:50:58 with everything.
1:51:01 So they're saying even though this
1:51:03 looked like an image model,
1:51:06 how we've been thinking about it, and I
1:51:09 think I'm surmising how they've been
1:51:12 training these models is not just on
1:51:14 flat images.
1:51:18 In order to do this, we need uh well,
1:51:20 let's see. Yeah, in order to do this, we
1:51:22 need building blocks. We need visuals,
1:51:24 our first image models. We need to make
1:51:26 those images move. Video models. We need
1:51:29 to be able to move ourselves through the
1:51:32 space 3D models and we need to be able
1:51:34 to do this fast real time models.
1:51:38 The next year involves building these
1:51:40 pieces individually, releasing them and
1:51:42 then slowly putting it all together into
1:51:44 a single unified system. It might be
1:51:48 expensive at first, but sooner than you
1:51:50 think it's something everyone will be
1:51:51 able to use.
1:51:53 And then they say basically we just we
1:51:55 we you know we're going to give you
1:51:57 video today.
1:51:59 I I'm guessing why midjourney images
1:52:02 just hit different is I I assume that
1:52:05 they're trained on a different set of
1:52:07 inputs than just flat images. And I
1:52:10 think same with the videos. There's
1:52:11 something about how they're interpreting
1:52:13 the world that just makes sense. Um and
1:52:18 I think that could be the reason why.
1:52:19 All right. I'll leave you with that.
1:52:22 [Music]
1:52:24 So, next week, come to the AI Salon. Uh,
1:52:26 that's on 5:00 PM Mountain time next
1:52:28 Tuesday. And, uh, we'll have a good time
1:52:32 then and have yourself a fantastic
1:52:34 weekend. Go play with Mid Journey. Uh,
1:52:37 if you don't have any subscription, at a
1:52:40 minimum,
1:52:41 uh, grab the $10 subscription, even if
1:52:43 it's just for a month, if you can hack
1:52:45 it. Um,
1:52:48 yeah, it's pretty magic. Pretty magic.
1:52:50 And if you can swing the 60 to really
1:52:53 play with the video thing. Pretty cool
1:52:55 stuff. All right, everybody. Have a
1:52:58 fantastic weekend. Peace out.
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