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AI Learning Lab PRESHOW!
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2026-08-25
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Good evening, good people. Welcome to the AI Learning Lab pre-show. We are live coming at you live from uh Denver,
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Colorado. It's a little rainy, a little windy. My hair is looking lovely. Looks like a cake. Hello, Magic Built. what's happening.
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Thank you for liking the live. I appreciate that. This is the pre-show of the AI Learning Lab. We're going live at
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7:30 Mountain time inside the AI salon. If you're on Tik Toker X, up in my profile is the link to the live stream.
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If you're on uh what's that called? Uh YouTube or LinkedIn. Wait, no, over there. Tik Tok X over here. LinkedIn.
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YouTube. Down in the uh description below is the link to the live. So beautiful. Steo, what's happening? What's shaking? Coming in from down
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under. Steo's from the future. It's already tomorrow. He doesn't have to wait for tomorrow. It's right there. It's just sitting.
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It's just sitting there. He's just for him. The future is like, but yeah, this just now. We're like, but what's happening?
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And he never gives it up. He's just like, you know, there's a spider. I should probably go deal with this bite.
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Fitty men. Fitty men in the house. What's happening, man? You haven't been here in a while. So, what happens is
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this is the pre-show for the AI learning lab. We go live inside the AI salon. So, if you want to come hang out, go to the
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profile and click on the link. That'll take you over there. Um, hope you're all doing well. Happy Monday. I'm eating
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lunch. Yeah, Steo's eating lunch tomorrow.
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Dusty
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I didn't mean to cause you any trouble. Didn't mean to cause you any pain. Only one time to see you laughing.
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Only want to see you laughing in that purple rain. Purple rain. Purple rain. Purple rain. Purple rain.
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Purple rain. Purple rain. Is there any further news on Sydney? No further news on Sydney yet. We've got a uh a theme park in Europe.
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Interested, but you know, the wheels of entertainment turn slow. What kind of rig would you recommend for local run system and flows?
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Best bang for the buck. Well, so here's the deal about getting best bang for the buck. Anything that you can
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get right now, anything you can get your grubby little hands on, I would get um a 16 gigabyte Mac Mini, the new one Quen 3.8 8 model
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um that can run on a one bit that can run on a 16 gigabyte machine if you want to run it locally is apparently not bad. Um
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I have a 64 gigabyte what what are you whimpering about? You want me to stop talking and start? Um, I have a an M5 uh M5 Pro Max
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with 64 GB of RAM and I can run pretty good models on that. I wish I had the 128. I didn't spring for it and then two
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months later they added $2,000 to the price tag. So, um, yeah, Apple. I would go with Apple Silicon because it's
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unified memory. You don't need to worry about graphics cards or this or that. Um it's it's the most simple to set up.
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Whenever the new smaller models come out, they optimize them for metal for the for the max. Um so they're pretty
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good. So, you know, whatever you can afford, but I would go like if you can if you can afford it, get 128 gigs. Um,
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if if you are really investing money and can get yourself a 512 gig like Mac Studio Pro or wait for the next round of
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Apple hardware to come out, which I assume is going to be in September. Uh, you can do that. Um, but the shit's not
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getting cheaper. It's going to get more and more expensive. Um, what a lot of people are doing right now is they're
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going on Facebook Marketplace and getting old graphics card and old digital workstations and just filling
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them full of graphics cards. Um, so anyway,
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um, anyway, welcome everybody. Um, this is the AI Learning Lab pre-show. We're going live inside the AI salon. What do
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you want? Hang on. Hold please.
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All right. I think Champ wasn't given enough cheese. Uh, discussing the best local AI rig. Okay. Cheese, please. Definitely cheese, please.
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Let's see. All right. Fantastic. Fantastic. Bob, um, I learned something about codeex today
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or no, last night. I guess I'll talk about that inside the AI salon. If you want to learn what I learned about codeex
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and the AI learning lab, I'll be doing that inside the AI salon at 7:30. So, you just head over there. If you're on
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uh LinkedIn or YouTube, down in the description of the video is the link over to the live stream. And if you're
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on Tik Tocker X, it's up in my profile. Um, so go there. What's happening, Source Camp? How you doing?
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Yeah, the thing that I learned, Kelly, is annoying and it is it's one of those subtle things that you wouldn't learn unless you just started
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around. When's producer Brandon's codeex class? It starts September 3rd. So, if you go in the AI salon,
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go to events, I think it's there, but it's it's a mastermind class. So, you have to be a part of the mastermind to
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be to be in the uh the codeex class, but it's going to be really good. Brandon is doing really good work taking the the
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repetitive things that we do in the AI salon and automating them and creating some new things. I did a I did a new
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thing today. I'm about halfway through it. Oh, it was about the the great repurpose looking at um having it look at Reddit and uh
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and X these kind of real time feeds to see if there's any chatter that indicates a company might be about to lay off people um or if there's
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executives that are like I sure wish I had a clue about AI. So, I started doing that today. But but Codeex is really quite powerful. Um
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there's a there's a really interesting interview. Um, I haven't seen the whole thing yet, but between um this guy from
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OpenAI named Tibo Tibbo uh on X, he's the one that keeps giving people resets for their codecs. And uh
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Matthew Berman is interviewing him and he's talking about um in two or three months we're going to have a version of
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Codeex that's going to make the current one look quaint, which is good because the current one is so janky it's not
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really ready for prime time. Um, what's happening, Mary? Mary, hope you're all doing well tonight. We're
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going live inside the AI salon here in six minutes. 6 minutes. Get your together in a westerly.
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This car is my train. I've been driving. I've been wondering what it is I'm running from again. Feel like an 80year-old man
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holding on to 29. And up ahead on that horizon is a California line.
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up ahead of trucks carrying a wide load. What can codeex do that chat GPT can't? Great question. Um, and not a simple question
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inside the AI salon. When we when we do this, I can dig into that. Um, but in general, Steo, if you're accessing chat GPT from the web,
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all of what you do and set up lives in the cloud. If you download the Chat GPT app, which they actually used to have a codeex app
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and a Chat GPT app, it's now just one app. It's just the Chat GPD desktop app. If you're using the desktop app,
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it's it's storing your memory locally on your hard drive. That's the biggest difference between them. And then you
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have these two modes of chat GPT chat and chat GPT work. And work is the one that's agentic. So the big thing that I
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refer to it as codeex but it's really chat tbt work is the same thing is it's a gentic meaning it can take action multiple actions
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um independent of your prompt. So you give it a prompt and it will go search the web and then it'll get the answers
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from that and then it will take those answers and turn those into a table and then it'll take that table and call a
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tool to be able to use something. So it can surf the web, it can use tools and it can um write files locally to your
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hard drive and it can use your computer like it's it can basically just go do for you. Whereas chatbt is like I
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give you a prompt, you give me an answer. I'm the human, you're the robot, right? Back and forth and back and
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forth. Um, which is cool, but it's different than giving GPT work or codeex a goal and then just have it go off and
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do that. Have it go off and work for 20 minutes or a half hour or eight hours, which depending on how you prompt it, it
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can go do all that stuff. So, it's crazy. Anyway, we will talk about that and more in three minutes inside the AI
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salon. This is the AI Learning Lab pre-show, the show before the show. So, if you're on Tik Tok or X, go up to my
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profile. The link for the live stream is there. If you're here on uh LinkedIn or YouTube, it's down in the description of
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the video. Click on that link. It'll fire you over there and we will be good to go. I used it today and it did a huge
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research project for me and made me a great report. Yeah, that's like Silverf Fox just talked about that it can go do
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research, search multiple websites, do things, pull insights, and then generate you a report and put it in a Google doc or a PDF or both.
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You just sort of tell it to go do stuff. The other thing you do, Steo, with with something like chat GPT work is kind of
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like a custom GPT, you set up who you are and who you want it to act like, and then every time it starts up, it kind of
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reminds itself, I'm working for Steo and here's my role and here's his deal and here's the projects he's working on. So,
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it's pretty good. It's pretty good about that stuff. That's going to get better. A little janky right now, but all right,
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everybody. I'm going to go over and get ready. Um, I will see you in the AI salon in near two minutes. All right,
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peace out. Hey, Danielle was shaking.
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