12/15/2025 - How a Non-Coder Built and Launched an App Using Simple AI Tools

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1. 0:00Champerific Champella Champ Nutella.
2. 0:16She came up here like slow motor.
3. 0:30I know. I know, champ. I know. It's exhausting, isn't it? Exhausting. Ready? We'll start over now. I got a
4. 0:39microphone. Hello, microphone. Hello, Moto. Good evening, good people. Hey, Tobias was shaking. Got a Murphy in the house.
5. 1:07His beard was warmer than a look in her eyes. She sat on a stool and he said, "What do you want?"
6. 1:21She said, "Give me a love that don't freeze up inside. Said I have melted
7. 1:37in my head, but to sit next to you when I shiver and shake. And if I knew love, well, I don't think
8. 1:53I'd be asking myself if I've got what it takes. I do your icy blue.
9. 2:13Should I stop? Turn what's been frozen for years into a river of tears.
10. 2:41Good evening good people. Happy Monday. We are just a two weeks like a week and a half week and a half out from Festivus. And Murphy
11. 2:51in the house. AI Festivus 2025. It's going to be banger. Uh if you don't know about it, you should know about it. Oh, we only
12. 3:00have seven people in here. We'll wait. We'll talk about it when we got some more people in here. We got to wait for the the interlopers.
13. 3:06We got slackers. We got slackers on this channel. They're like, "Oh, get there around 8:15." The first 15 minutes is
14. 3:13really just him singing with the dog. Well, the dog singing and whatever he does. Hey, are you talking about me? If you're
15. 3:29here, you're not on the naughty list. It's those late people. No Tik Tok notification yet. I don't know what that means.
16. 3:51So, if you're on TikTok, do me a favor. What is happening with the hair? I look like a 50s rocker. um share the live because it looks like
17. 4:03Brandon's saying there hasn't been a notification gone out yet because because what you call it Tik Tok hates
18. 4:08us. You know what it is? They're jealous. It's just like Sam Alman, you know, he he pretends to have a solid
19. 4:15ego, you know, but in the end, little insecurity there. Same with Tik Tok. My They're afraid of my star shining too bright.
20. 5:11Didn't mean to cause you any sorrow. Didn't mean to cause you any pain.
21. 5:27Only want one time to see you laughing. Only want to see you laughing in that purple rain. Purple rain. Purple rain.
22. 5:43Purple rain, purple rain. Purple rain, papa rain.
23. 5:58I only want to see you laughing in that bubble ring. Um
24. 6:13What's going on? Who was it in here? Someone in here, one of the irregulars sent me a note. I can't remember who it
25. 6:20was because I'm a terrible person. That their entire like division at work got laid off except for them. Wasn't that
26. 6:28someone in here? Was that someone in here? Um, I think it's in my LinkedIn. But that's uh that's one of the things we
27. 6:37talk about in here is uh to the point of obnoxiousness, tell people you're working with AI. Get curious about AI. Show up for things
28. 6:47like the AI learning lab. Join things like the AI uh AI salon mastermind practice lab. Practice. Do stuff. Go to AI festival. I
29. 6:58swear to God. Here's You want a career tip? It's gonna sound [ __ ] stupid. Go to AI Festivus, attend all 24 hours
30. 7:10and and put on your LinkedIn thing, you know, attended AI Festivus 2025. Switch your cams. I can do that. Um,
31. 7:21I swear to God, man, it's making a difference for people. Everyone's like, "Everybody hates AI." I know they do. I
32. 7:29know everybody hates AI because they're jealous and scared and and if you don't use it, it seems like [ __ ] voodoo.
33. 8:24Side hustle mimi. Guys, my app is one step away from getting approved by the app store. sticker app made with nano banana or nano nana.
34. 8:37Um, amazing. And I'm assuming, side hustle mimi, you're saying it like that because you've not launched something in
35. 8:44the app store before. And I'm also assuming that you're not a programmer. Also true. Yes. And yes.
36. 9:01So, so everybody side hustle Mimi. So, in the in the AI practice lab this past week, we talked about uh extending your your skill set with
37. 9:15AI, looking at tangential things that are beyond what you uh what you're comfortable admitting to yourself that you're capable of. Right?
38. 9:27So in the olden timey world, you know, three years ago, if side hustle Mimi No wanted to create a an app for the app store, she would
39. 9:43have to either find a geek, hey, hey, does anybody know how to program in Swift for native iOS applications?
40. 9:53And then it would just be crickets and and then she'd find one guy be like, "Uh, I can I could probably do it." And
41. 10:02she'd be like, "How how much is it going to I want to make a a sticker app." And um I don't $25,000. And she'd be like, "Um, no, it's a
42. 10:14sticker app." And then if she was really motivated, she'd be like, "Okay, I guess I'll go teach myself programming.
43. 10:24I'll go get I'll go get the Apple development tools. I'll teach myself Swift. I'll go to Google and look up Swift videos that I can watch.
44. 10:36And then she'd take two years to learn how to do that, right? That's not the world we live in anymore.
45. 10:54She's like, "Oh, I made some cool sticker stickers with Nano Banana. I wonder if I could sell those in an app."
46. 11:00Sure, of course you can. How do you do it? I don't know. You go find a tool that does that [ __ ] And you just go, "Make me a thing.
47. 11:12Out it comes." That's awesome. That's exactly how it went, Kyle. And listen, and please, if if if anyone in
48. 11:26any way thinks I'm making fun of her, I'm like, we are we live in remarkable remarkable times where you can have a relatively informal
49. 11:37idea or like stumble upon an idea and within a short amount of time have executed something in a domain like app
50. 11:48development that you historically had, you know, no experience in. And in the old world, you you would likely not have any experience in it,
51. 11:58right? Because there there are what I call I call them aching gaps where where as human beings, there's things we're
52. 12:05good at. There's things we're decent at. For me, the hierarchy goes like this. There's good there's things you're
53. 12:11really good at and you love, right? Then there's things you're really good at and you don't love so much. Then there's
54. 12:17things you're not great at but you love and then you know it sort of goes out in this sort of dissipating you know uh
55. 12:25bell curve right this dissipating bell curve of of [ __ ] you can do and out on the ends of that bell curve when when
56. 12:32you get down to the you know the under one right if this is a hundred when you get down to the sevens and and out to the ends
57. 12:43those are the things in your life you know you can't do those are your gaps Right? The aching gaps are those things that
58. 12:51you know you can't do, but you're like, "Oh man, I wish I could. I wish I could draw. I wish I could program. I wish I
59. 12:58could have a business strategy. I wish I knew marketing." Now you can, right? Oh, she made a website for it and it's
60. 13:07pinned. It's Where's it pinned? Pinned. Oh, Co Kuties. That's a cute name. Okay, hang on. Let me go find it.
61. 13:24And share your screen, please. Yes. Co- keycuties. Very cute name.com. I assume you vibecoded the website as
62. 13:36well. Is that right? Puerto Rican frog. Puerto Rican frog vibes in every message. Okay, I want this app. Wait,
63. 13:47hang on. I gotta share my screen. This is awesome. She's She's absolutely an irregular turtles. Puerto Rican frogs.
64. 14:06Oh my god, that's very cool. Um, let me change the window size here so it's a little better on mobile. Made for playful expressive chats.
65. 14:22More sticker packs on the way. Get early access for new packs. So cool. Get the app. I assume that jumps you to the app
66. 14:30store. She's going to put it on Google Play, too. How cool is that? Black bar, please. Yes. Yes. Carrying on. Rada. Yes. Cheerio pit pit.
67. 14:42Beautiful. Um, congratulations. So, there you go. Here's here's a here's a Monday a Monday rant is um I don't know your relationship
68. 14:58with um with your own insecurities and your own your own knowledge of what you can and
69. 15:12can't do. that we don't live in that world anymore. We don't. I've got writer's block. You know that writer's block
70. 15:24doesn't exist anymore, right? Like, it doesn't exist. What was writer's block? Well, writer's block was an insecurity that you
71. 15:36couldn't have enough ideas to do something and get yourself moving. And so you'd sit there and stare at the page
72. 15:44or the screen and you would just psych yourself out. And like going to like ideiation sites and you know they they
73. 15:51used to sell these they probably still do decks of cards that are like writers stuck in writer's block and you flip
74. 15:57cards and it shows you like Puerto Rican frogs and you're like and you're like ah yeah let me write a story about Puerto Rican frogs. Um,
75. 16:07that used to be how it was, but now if you've got writer's block, you can literally just turn on ChatGBT and go,
76. 16:15I've got writer's block. Based on what you know about me, can you give me some ideas that don't suck? And it will. And it will.
77. 16:25You'll be like, "Boy, I really, you know what I've been meaning to do for years is is read the tax code. I've I've never
78. 16:32been good at understanding every single loophole in the tax code. Okay, just go. Now you can. Now you can. Now you can.
79. 16:42You know what would have been cool? If I'd had gone into into high-end particle physics in high school.
80. 16:51I want to do physics experiments with high-speed colliders. Okay, go make one in your garage. Call me AI. Good day, guys. Good day,
81. 17:04Kyle. What's happening? Shake. What's shaking? So, one of the things we talk about in the AI practice lab is
82. 17:21in order to get to all the stuff that is now possible. The way to drive yourself to madness is try to keep up with the tools. Try to
83. 17:31understand like one of the things I'm going to play with tonight is there's the new alpha version of the new
84. 17:37midjourney interface, web interface. Um, and we're just going to go play with that. But there's like 10 of those a
85. 17:45day. There's there's 10 new tools or there's 10 new interfaces or there's new features or there's the old feature now
86. 17:52works better and it didn't work before but now it does. And if you try to keep up with that [ __ ] it's it's literally
87. 17:58madness. It's just exhausting and it's madness. So the only way that I know out of that is to not focus on the tools to to assume
88. 18:09that at the point you need a certain kind of tool, a you'll be able to find it, b you'll be able to figure it out,
89. 18:14and c it'll be good enough to do what you need it to do. And I think all of those are true now, right? We have deep
90. 18:21research tools. You can say, "Go find me all of the tools that make video and then rank them by which one has the best
91. 18:29free tier. and then just go play with a bunch of video tools like like that's just minutes away. It is but minutes away. Just go do that
92. 18:40for any tool. So where do you start? Well, where you start is with you. Where you start is with what do you care
93. 18:48about? What are your values? Who are the people you care about? What are the issues you care about? What difference
94. 18:54do you want to make in the world? Right? Side hustle Mimi is like, you know what? I want to spread a little joy
95. 19:01in the world and I want to do it with a little cultural kick to my Puerto Rican peeps. How [ __ ] cool is that? You know,
96. 19:14that's coming from her. And and you know, someone could look at this and they could look at those stickers and go, "Oh, I know how she
97. 19:21made those stick. I can make stickers better." It's not about the tool. It's not about the tool. It's about her. This is this
98. 19:29is a self this is an expression of who she is, what she values, the change she wants to make in the world. She wants to make the world a
99. 19:37little better place [ __ ] far out. And now she can do that without having to spend $25,000 on some loser iOS
100. 19:44programmer who's going to take her money and never deliver the app, which having developed a lot of apps in my life,
101. 19:51that's that's that's the that's that's not the exception. That's the rule. The exception is one of those people actually finishes something.
102. 20:04Oh man. But anyway, congratulations. That's super cool. Really beautiful. Love it. I love it. I love it. I love
103. 20:11it. I love it. Love it. Love it. Love it. Vicki, I posted a vibe coding bundle in
104. 20:26tools and tips in the salon. Very cool. 69 bucks onetime payment for 12 months of bolt emergent and others. Oh, cool.
105. 20:36Okay. In Okay, so in tools and tips in the salon. So go to the AI salon. Go to tools and tips and then there's a whole pile of vibe
106. 20:50coding things you can subscribe to for 69 bucks. I would the things in vibe coding are changing so fast that I
107. 20:58normally wouldn't go for something like that but I kind of feel like thanks to Gemini 3 um opus claude opus 4.5 and um
108. 21:12chatgbt 52 now we're up to yeah 52 all three of those are so good at coding most of these vibe coding platforms are
109. 21:22using these power in Fact, Lovable just added um Opus 4.5 as their default model. Um so these vibe coding tools are going
110. 21:33from Yeah, it was okay. I mean, he kind of made something that was kind of usable to they're pretty [ __ ] good.
111. 21:40So if you have not vibe coded, if you're not a side hustle mimi who is out there side hustling up apps and websites, um
112. 21:48it's probably the time to start playing with that stuff. It's over $1,200 worth of products for 69 bucks.
113. 21:56That's pretty cool. Genai is the revenge of the entrepreneur. Ron, I that's that's it. I mean, so so there's a
114. 22:05couple of things. If you have an entrepreneurial spirit, this is the [ __ ] renaissance, right? Because never before I you know, it's
115. 22:14funny. in my in my entire life, I've always had this desire to build something, do something. And I was an only child, so I always like my
116. 22:25instinct, my core instinct is just do it on your own. Just go build it. Just go build it. Just go build it. And as as
117. 22:32one of those people that's a just go build it kind of guy that also thinks you have to do everything yourself,
118. 22:41the world was a very frustrating place, right? because to do it yourself, you could only get it so far and you would
119. 22:47just run into wall after wall after wall. Those walls have been obliterated. So, if you're entrepreneurial, this is
120. 22:54the we're in the middle of the Great Renaissance. If you're not entrepreneurial, um sit down and meditate. Get, you know,
121. 23:05burn some incense and get um get yourself um swimming in the ocean of of um celebrating risk because being an
122. 23:20entrepreneur sucks. Your your relationship to risk uh if if your relationship to risk is oh no, oh no, I
123. 23:28can't do anything risky. Um, these are going to be it's going to be harder times. But if you can get your head
124. 23:34around the risk side of things, um, and start thinking like, what do I want to do? If I could do anything, if there
125. 23:42were no barriers for me to accomplish the thing I want to do, is there something that I'd want to do? Put
126. 23:50yourself in that headsp space. Start thinking about that stuff. Tik Tok pin. The hardest thing is figuring out the
127. 23:56squeeze to juice ratio. Yeah, it Yeah, exactly. So, what what that means is if you if you start vibe coding, what what you'll find
128. 24:08pretty quickly is, oh yeah, you can get an app up and running really quickly and then you're like, "Oh, you wanted it to
129. 24:14work and you wanted it to be good and you wanted it to be secure and you wanted it to actually have a database
130. 24:20and you wanted it to actually have login and then and then there's this whole other thing and and Mimi or
131. 24:29No, what you're about to enter is the whole next phase, right? The first phase was can you make an app? Can you get it
132. 24:38into the app store? And can you get it approved? And it sounds like you're on the verge of that, which that's
133. 24:43remarkable. Now you enter into marketing world, right? So, okay, next. Now you got to market it. What's your cost of
134. 24:51acquisition? How, you know, what's your churn rate? What's your ARR, your MR? All that sort of stuff. Okay. So, a couple of things. Um,
135. 25:01there's enough folks here now. I want to talk about this. If you could Oh, you've got it there. Uh, Brandon, anticipating
136. 25:07where I'm headed. I love it. A week from Friday. So, this Friday is not the day it starts, but a week from Friday, two days after Exmas,
137. 25:19some call it Christmas, um, starts AI Festivus. AI Festivus 2025. So, what I want you to do is I want you to go to aifestivist.com.
138. 25:31There's a whole bunch of things I want you to do there. You can even jot these down with a pen. Like, oh, pens. Pens
139. 25:36are these things we used to use with this stuff called paper that is made from trees and you can write things down on it. Um,
140. 25:51first thing I want you to do, go register. If you have not registered for AI festivals, go register. Why? Cuz it's free.
141. 26:00And it's it's the Saturday and Sunday after the holidays, but before New Year's. So, you're just going to be
142. 26:06sitting around in a tryptophane coma anyway, hung over with your relatives that you've grown thin of tolerating, right? So, what what do you
143. 26:18need? You need an opportunity to go. I I gotta go do a work thing. How long you gonna be? Uh uh 12 hours today. And is there more? Yeah,
144. 26:31tomorrow. Saturday. Well, how many hours on Saturday? Another 12 hours. It's 24 hours of AI free education.
145. 26:4224 [ __ ] hours of free education. So, first thing you're going to do is register. Second thing you're going to
146. 26:48do, email your friends the link to AI Festivus. Okay? Email your friends. Which friends? The ones that are into AI. You could.
147. 26:59They're already into AI. You know who you should send it to? Your friends that hate you for talking about AI.
148. 27:06The ones that hate AI. Ones like, "I'll never use it. I'll never use it. I'll never use AI. I don't know why they make that face.
149. 27:18Why do they make that face? We're just going, "Hey, this thing's cool." Okay. I I mean, I I hear my mom in my head.
150. 27:29Your face is going to stick like that. Okay. So, second thing you're going to do is you're going to email your friends
151. 27:38aifestivist.com. Tell them to go [ __ ] register. Doesn't hurt. It's free. Okay, next thing you're going to do,
152. 27:47consider spending 27 bucks on the deluxe um replay bundle that Ann Murphy put together. She put together a whole bunch
153. 27:55of stuff and she's still adding to it because she's Ann Murphy. She just she is an overd deliverer by a lot. It's
154. 28:01awesome. Um so the replay bundle, if if you watch all 24 hours live, great. Some people aren't going to be able to do
155. 28:10that because I don't know, apparently they love their families and you know, I've heard that's true. I've not
156. 28:14experienced it myself, but you know, it it happens. Um, so if you can't see the whole thing, or more likely, you do see the whole
157. 28:23thing, but you're like, I want to go back and watch, there's going to be a lot of hands-on tutorials and things
158. 28:27like that. Um, so, so pick up the replay bundle. And if you're like, well, Kyle, I'm probably not I don't have time to go
159. 28:34watch all that stuff. Here's another possibility. Just buy the replay bundle as a way to support Fest of Us. It's 27
160. 28:41bucks, right? We're putting out 24 hours of programming for free. You can you spend 27 bucks on a latte
161. 28:50and a and a caramel cookie at Starbucks, you [ __ ] glutton. Okay, so buy the bundle. Next thing you're going to do,
162. 29:04there are three different ways you can sponsor Festivus. As a big corporation, you can do a full-on sponsorship. We've
163. 29:10got a whole sponsorship page. If you're just a person, you're like, "But I'm just I'm just little old me." We have a
164. 29:18friends and family sponsorship opportunity. I think it starts at 50 bucks. I I don't even know. It might
165. 29:24even be less than that. But anyway, you can go go just sponsor Festivist The third way you can do it is we've got
166. 29:34a virtual trade show booth. So if you've got a small company, you can buy a virtual trade show booth and they start
167. 29:41at 50 bucks and then if you want your graphics on there, it's 150 and I think it goes up to 500 or something like
168. 29:46that, something higher. But like really really reasonable um um you know opportunities to get yourself or your
169. 29:55brand in front of the AI festivist crowd, but also just to support festivals. Okay. So, go do that. Go do that.
170. 30:06I'll just leave that for now. We'll come back to AI Salon in a bit.
171. 31:02Okay. Tik Tok pin. Mary. Um, I registered twice. Don't hold it against me, please. Okay. So, we're going to
172. 31:09have one last person, but you can bring someone else. Bring someone else to fill that slot. All right. What's up with Nano Banana
173. 31:19this evening? It won't give me a wide image. Nano Banana was weird today and uh uh what you call it was weird today. Um
174. 31:27Hedra, I was trying to render something in Hedra and it was not going. In fact, let me see if I can go do it now. Uh
175. 31:42Down, down, down. Uh uh uh. What the world needs now is love. Sweet
176. 32:00love. It's the only thing that there's just too little. What the world needs now is love. Sweet love. I guess I got to Am I sharing the
177. 32:13right screen? Pop up my screen share there, buddy. Thank you. So, here I am at Hedra. And I created I created kind of a fun
178. 32:27image. I think it's a fun image. What the world needs now is love. Sweet love. It's the only thing that there's just
179. 32:43too little of. So, I made some podcasters. See those podcasters where they look like they're sitting in the in the in silhouette
180. 32:52light and then see the Sydney poster in the background. And then I made a uh what you call it? I made a notebook LM podcast.
181. 33:05Welcome to the So, we're going to do that one. Okay. So, I tried this like 10 times today and I kept getting API errors. So, we'll see
182. 33:19if this does anything. Oh, you know what else is weird about Nano Banana Vicki is
183. 33:35sometimes I get watermarks and sometimes I don't like in my in in my individual account that's the the ultra account
184. 33:43where it's like 150 or 200 bucks a month whatever it is um for like the past two weeks I had watermarks on everything and then today
185. 33:53I there was No watermark. So, I don't know what's going on. It's weird.
186. 34:24Open up your mind, feet like me. Open up your mind plans and damn you're free. Look to your heart and you'll find love,
187. 34:34love, love, love. Listen to the moment. See error. Hedra H API error. We've You will not be charged these
188. 34:48credits. Generation FA failed. Please contact support. MidJourney Alpha. Yeah, I think we'll go to Mid Journey Alpha.
189. 34:56Listen to that. Yeah, that's a good song, isn't it? Jason Morz. Open up your mind. See like me. Open up
190. 35:05D free. Listen to your heart and you'll find love, love, love, love. Listen to the music in the moment that sink. It's
191. 35:16just one big family and it's all God forsaken right love love. So I won't hesitate
192. 35:30to don't know the words that I'm your
193. 35:54god. Sorry to torture you with that. Sometimes I just like to, you know, jam around on I just like to jam. I like to
194. 35:59jam. It's a jam. It's a jam. Sit in a hot tub with a guitar and just jam, you know, jam. I like I like strawberry jam.
195. 36:07I I like Why don't they have grape jam? They got grape jelly, but they got strawberry jam. I like to jam, you know.
196. 36:16But I want a grape jam. All right, I'm going to try this one more time and then we're going to go play midjourney alpha.
197. 36:23Yeah, your midjourney's so beta. Oh, no. I've got I've got alpha midjourney. My midjourney goes so hard. It's alpha.
198. 36:41H Vicki still gets watermarks. I had to spend two hours today fixing API API errors in NAN. Yeah. You know what's
199. 36:49funny, Vicki? You're having weirdness with Nano Banana. What's up, Kyle Shannon? It's been a long time since
200. 36:57I've sat on one of your lives. We should catch up and all. What's happening, man? Good to see you. Also, Jam Rules. Jam is
201. 37:04the best. Jam is the best. See, listen. I'm a strawberry jam guy. I I like the texture of it. And by the way, it's GIF.
202. 37:13If any of you out there are Skippy people, we have a real [ __ ] situation. Okay? And don't even get me
203. 37:20started on natural nut butter, people, okay? It's GIF. That's it. That's the story. I I'll give you natural GIF. If
204. 37:31you want to go natural GIF, I've tried to go there to eat a little bit of better. Go natural. I don't think
205. 37:37there's anything natural about it. It still tastes good and it doesn't separate. But that's I just you just need to know
206. 37:45where you stand in my world. Okay? If you're one of those Skippy people, creamy. Creamy. Okay, here's the one exception to creamy.
207. 37:58If it's sandwiches, it's creamy because you cannot spread crunchy on bread without shredding the bread. And it it
208. 38:06it makes you want to do bad things to small animals, right? So, you don't want to shred your bread. So, you can't have
209. 38:13crunchy. The exception to crunchy is if you're going to take the jar of peanut butter and sit in front of the TV with
210. 38:20the jar of jam where you take the jam, throw a spoonful of it into the peanut butter jar, and then scoop it out and
211. 38:28eat it. I'll give you crunchy there. Crunchy can work there. Crunchy can work there. You You don't have bread, right? You
212. 38:36just have the jar and a spoon. So, you need a little something to do with the jaws, right? So anyway, Goobers is chaotic evil.
213. 38:45Goobers. Goobers was pretty bad, but it was a good idea. It was a good idea at the time. Okay. Oh my god, that sounds
214. 38:52amazing. Okay, so it's GIF. It's jam. Oh, and and then here's the thing about jam is we've also got preserves. You got
215. 39:01jelly, right? And jelly is jelly. Jelly just jelly doesn't spread. There's a whole bunch there's lots of reasons why
216. 39:07you don't have jelly, but then you've got preserves. And so the misses, she's into raspberry preserves, and I I gotta
217. 39:14tell you, I'm a strawberry jam guy, but I'll do I'll do the raspberry preserves. I think it's pretty good. It's pretty
218. 39:22solid, but GIF only. Okay. All right. That's important. I'm glad we got that out of the way. There's There's an app
219. 39:28idea in here somewhere. There is. You know what? This could Okay. Okay. You know how Gary Vee always talks about,
220. 39:35you know, start yourself a Tik Tok channel if you're really into peanut butter and jelly, right? You could start
221. 39:41a Tik Tok channel on it and become, you know, there there's the tinfish guy. You could be the peanut butter and jelly guy, right? Um,
222. 39:49this could absolutely be an app. I mean, the thing that the thing that Side Hustle Mimi just did with the Puerto
223. 39:54Rican frog stickers and and like this spreading joy kind of app, like it's this small idea that could absolutely
224. 40:01catch on. So, so could your peanut butter and jelly, you know, pairing your your pairing calculator for peanut
225. 40:09butter and jelly. Like, and you could put all sorts of fun messages in there. If they choose Skippy as their favorite
226. 40:15is their favorite peanut butter, you could mock them, right, appropriately. Like, it wouldn't be it wouldn't be
227. 40:21considered bullying or harassment. It would just be like that. Yeah, you're just stating fact that that person is
228. 40:26less than, right? Because they're like Skippy. Skippy, come on. All right, this is the absolute correct live for me
229. 40:39to return to the AI salon. Oh, good lord. All right. Well, I guess I'm never using Hedra again because it just doesn't work. And I I have a
230. 40:52feeling I have a sneaky feeling something's in the wrong format. Let's go do a little experiment. Um,
231. 41:01let me let me share a different way. Let me show you something. I'm going to try here. So, I've gotten I've gotten so many API errors
232. 41:13like nothing went through that that what that says to me is that they could be [ __ ] up on their end. But generally, these services if
233. 41:22they're [ __ ] up on their end, they don't they don't stay that way for more than four hours. So, the fact that this thing's still
234. 41:28[ __ ] up kind of says to me one or both of these files is [ __ ] with it. So, this one is a JPEG. So, let me go
235. 41:46Sydney Podcast 2.0. I'm going to open this in preview. And now I'm going to export it as a PNG. And you're like, Kyle, why why would
236. 41:58that make a difference? I don't know. It's just one of the things I've learned in 60 years of life is that um
237. 42:10[ __ ] that should make sense doesn't. And you just recognize patterns. And like one of the patterns I recognize is
238. 42:20if something's [ __ ] up for so long there there there's something you've done. There's a user there there's a bug
239. 42:27but it's it's masked as a user error that if you change your user ways it might fix their bug. Okay. So let's go. So that's now um
240. 42:41that's now a PNG. So, let's go back to Hedra and add the character image in shanky danky danky dank dank dank. PNG.
241. 42:56Here we go. All right. Boom. No, something's [ __ ] up on their side. How long is is I think Hedra has an 8
242. 43:14minute an 8 minute uh time limit and I'm at 440 so I'm fine. All right, whatever. Okay. So, what
243. 43:29we're going to do here, I don't I'm trying to figure out how I want to do this.
244. 43:43So, where I've gone, if you if you are a Midjourney subscriber, there is now a new Midjourney alpha. So, we'll put the the
245. 43:55new one to the right. So, we're going to go to explore. Oh, I like that style. Let me try that. Let me do this. Let me do
246. 44:13Let's do um playing card featuring a Resto Mod muscle car.
247. 44:31Oh my god, he's still talking about Resto Mod muscle cars. What? He's What is he? 17. He thinks he's 17. Mhm. All right.
248. 44:43Okay. So, first thing we're going to do is we're going to look at what are the differences in the interface. So, on the left is the
249. 44:52standard interf or the current interface and on the right is the alpha. And so, it looks like we've got oh, that's a bug
250. 45:04tracker. So, if you go to the bottom here, there's night mode, notifications, and help. There's night mode,
251. 45:10notifications, and help. And a bug black bar. Thank you.
252. 45:28Oh, wait a minute. Let me see something here.
253. 45:51Why is this not Why does this Oh, there we go. That's Oh, I see. No.
254. 46:07Okay. Uh they're they're the same. I thought I thought their interfaces were different, but they're not. They're the same. Okay.
255. 46:22Okay. So, across the top interfaces are the same. If I go to add images, let's see if any of this changed. So,
256. 46:32that's what it looks like there. If I go here, that looks the same. Okay. So, first thing I notice is there's the create
257. 46:45button here is different. I don't know why I'm doing a deep UX dive right now, but I don't think the changes are all that significant.
258. 46:56Um, there's a sty a new style maker here. Let's see. Edit. Edit looks primarily the same. organize looks kind of the same.
259. 47:16Yeah. Yeah, that all looks the same. Personalize. Personalize.
260. 47:34Looks the same. All right. Mood boards. Mood boards. Mood boards. Those look the same.
261. 47:50Here's the style creator, which if you haven't used the style creator, it's pretty cool. I I I don't quite know how to use it yet.
262. 47:58Style creator. Oh, this is because I'm in the middle of one right now, right?
263. 48:17and then there's chat. There's chat. All right. I don't I don't see all the differences. I I have a feeling it's just in things like nested
264. 48:26menus and things like that. So, you don't have to worry about it. Image bars are now Image bars are now sidebars in the drop-down settings.
265. 48:40Where are the drop- down settings? Can you use alpha with your Yeah. Oh, by the way, to get to alpha, you just go to alpha.midjourney.com.
266. 49:01Rank style guide rank images earn fast hours. Oh, I didn't know this. Did you know that if you go to if you go to the little
267. 49:12thumb at the bottom, you can go rank things for midjourney and they'll give you fast hours credits, which is cool.
268. 49:24All right, let's go rank videos. We'll go rank videos. We'll go give ourselves some hours. All right. I don't like either of those.
269. 49:32So 3D pixel 3D Pixar style. Neither of those are 3D Pixar style. So I'm going to hit three. So the way you do these
270. 49:39rankings is on your numeric keypad. If you hit one, you pick the top one. If you hit two, you pick the bottom one or
271. 49:46the left one or the right one. Um and then if you hit three, you're skipping. So I'll do two there. Um, I'll do two there.
272. 50:04I'm going to do three. I don't like either of those. I don't like either of those. God, some of the human behavior on these
273. 50:20things is so [ __ ] weird.
274. 50:46Skip that. Those are horrible. one. Is that Vladimir Putin fencing
275. 51:02one? All right. Anyway, I'm bored with that. So, you can go do that. I don't know how many more eight rankings this session. I got through
276. 51:10eight before I got bored. Google gut check. Nah, I'm not going to do that. I forget how to do it and it's it's not all that visual. Um,
277. 51:23let's see. Well, it's so easy. Um, what's what's disco? Is disco Disco's coming out or it's out?
278. 51:42Oh, wait list only. All right, let's go look for that. Google. It's Google, right?
279. 51:57December 11th. New experiment from Google Labs. Oh, I know. I know what I wanted to go try is just let's go to
280. 52:03Google Labs and just play with some of the tools and see if there's anything good there. Disco is a new experiment from Google
281. 52:10Labs designed to reimagine browsing and building modern web. Oh, that's right. This thing will find you a bunch of
282. 52:19sites and then you multi select them and it turns it into a new site based on those. Isn't that right? Isn't that what this does?
283. 52:29We've all felt the frustration of juggling dozens of open tabs. Not not judging by the amount of people
284. 52:36that complain about the number of tabs I have open. I feel like most of the world is not juggling dozens of tabs. I think
285. 52:43this is a product that was made for me. Um, when working on a complex task or just living your ADHD best, um, like
286. 52:52researching a topic or planning a trip, Gen Tabs proactively understands your complex tasks through your open tabs and
287. 53:01chat history and creates interactive web applications that help you complete them. Just describe the tool that you need and
288. 53:10refine it. That's kind of cool. All right, let's go to Google Labs. Labs.google Google, if you want to play
289. 53:16along, you Hey, if you kids want to play along, we're gonna We're gonna go over We're gonna go over to the Google Labs.
290. 53:24We're gonna Hey, Marge. Marge. March. Hey, March. March. She's watching the wheel. Hey, March. Yeah. No, I know. We were going to go to
291. 53:39that Google. You don't care. Oh, no. Okay. No, I just figured you might want if you wanted to see the because I just
292. 53:46might need just just click on on just log in. Okay. No, that's good. That's good. She Marge is great. She's great.
293. 53:54She loves this computer stuff. She's good at it. I'm not as good. All right. Learn your way. Doppel. Doppel's a new app from Labs that lets
294. 54:10you try on any look. Here's the experiments. Create, develop, explore. Have you all been to Google Labs? It's It's not
295. 54:23Actually, I'll tell you what Google Labs is good for. Here's what it's good for. Let me jump over to AI the salon.
296. 54:30I'm going to jump to the AION. And if I I'm going to go to the welcome tab of the AI salon. And there's a nice little
297. 54:36welcome video there. And then there's this graphic. Play first, create excellence, generously lead. This play first is
298. 54:46really, really, really, really important. The more I experience in this AI world, the more Wait, I used to limit
299. 54:56myself to five tabs. You've infected my brain, Kyle. Um, Google Labs is one of those things
300. 55:10to to go play at and just the idea of playing uh in in in this context is um to go work with AI with zero
301. 55:22expectations. So, if you go to if you go to a site like Google Labs with zero expectation, then you know, it doesn't matter if this
302. 55:32stuff's good or bad. But what you may discover is, oh, there's something actually really interesting here.
303. 55:38Explore archival photography from the Harley-Davidson Museum, brought to life with the help of video by Gemini or VO and Gemini. Try it now.
304. 55:49This is cool. Launch the experiment. Moving archives. Harley-Davidson Museum. You want to see something cool? Do I
305. 56:04know where it is? Yes. Actually, I can show you. I can show you something really cool. I got to get a
306. 56:23Yeah, that's good. Okay. Um,
307. 56:41so we're going to look at archives. So about a year ago, I love I love like garage sailing and yard sailing. And so
308. 56:49like a year ago, I found this this box and it's just like a and you know, like a 4x5 file recipe box and I open it up and it is full of
309. 57:044x5 negatives and
310. 57:18Let me see if I can if you can see it. See like the the people there. They're from like the 1930s or maybe 40s. I think it's the 30s. And
311. 57:31they're like really good photographs. And so I haven't done [ __ ] with them, but I thought, wouldn't it be cool to scan them all?
312. 57:42And now that we've got all this. Yeah. May of May of 37 is what this one tag says. This one card. I love [ __ ] like this.
313. 57:58Like handwritten. Wonder if Nano Banana can interpret a negative. Yeah, all you have to do is invert it. These are just
314. 58:07black and white negatives, so they're they're really easy to interpret or to to invert and things like that. Um,
315. 58:14anyway, there's like a whole [ __ ] story here, right? There's a whole story. And what what Nano Banana could do is
316. 58:24probably read all those cards and maybe even provide historical context. But like that's what this that's what this
317. 58:30Harley-Davidson thing reminds me of where there it is. Um this is pretty cool. This is pretty cool. So where we are is arts
318. 58:46andculture.google.com. So I can slide left and right. Oh yeah. Oh, it's just an infinite canvas.
319. 59:01And then every one of them's been turned into a a video. It's just it's just amazing. I mean, documentarians have to be losing their [ __ ]
320. 59:16They're like, "These this isn't the real video. This isn't the real video. Th this it's hallucinating."
321. 59:26So, you got to go to the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee. It's so cool. I bet it is. I bet that's amazing. Um,
322. 59:34let me see if I've got I don't have my photos open. Let me see. I actually scanned some of those some of those other photos.
323. 59:46Um, can I look up black and white BW? No. Uh, those have names in them. Let's see.
324. 1:00:02Black this champ.
325. 1:00:25You all can see this, right? Hang on. You're going to get a little
326. 1:00:39seasick here. Yeah, it's all fun in games.
327. 1:01:12If I can find these images, it might be cool to go make some videos of them is what I was thinking. and like nano banana them into
328. 1:01:30into color. Do you remember do you remember um like the first time when they started using AI to colorize black and white
329. 1:01:43photos? I think Jim Cameron was was part of the part of the early days of that. And I always remember just thinking like,
330. 1:01:55how do they how does that work? And and now I get it, but it was so like magical and mysterious. It always was
331. 1:02:05weird. It was like it didn't quite have the right colors. You're like, "Well, can't they just make them better?" And
332. 1:02:11now you can just ask for [ __ ] and it just makes them. It's amazing. All right. Now we're getting back into some oldtimey
333. 1:02:20AI salon graphics. Oh, look at this. To join the AI salon, there's a little design of of something or other.
334. 1:02:33Early early AI salon design stuff. Look, here's our first anniversary hoodie. Shang.
335. 1:02:57Uh, starting to get bored. Not as bored as we are. Kyle, I'm here for you people. I really am.
336. 1:03:25The reason I'm doing this is it's kind of like the side hustle mimi thing. I'm like there's all these little projects you can just do now
337. 1:03:36that you didn't you it what you didn't this didn't used to be possible. Tik Tok pin. I see he doesn't just hoard tabs. Oh,
338. 1:03:45I'm a total I am a total digital hoarder. I will absolutely admit that. I'm a proud digital hoarder. And you
339. 1:03:51know what? I'll tell you what. I'll tell you what. I will tell you what, us digital hoarders, I've got boxes
340. 1:04:00around me. There's a there's a suitcase right there full of old hard drives. I'll tell you what, now that we have AI,
341. 1:04:08you can actually make sense of all that old [ __ ] You can go take I I did this. I had an old screenplay that was in some
342. 1:04:16file format. I didn't know what it was. And it was not openable. It was just like a document. And you opened it and
343. 1:04:21it was garbage. I opened that [ __ ] in chat GPT and I said, "What is this?" I said, "Oh, that's a mariner file from
344. 1:04:29whenever the [ __ ] And here's all the data from it." It's like, yes. So, so there you you people with your good data hygiene,
345. 1:04:41you're you're so pompous and full of yourselves. Oh, I back everything up in triplicate. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
346. 1:04:53You know, there's other of us out here. Our brains just don't work like that. I can't find these pictures. is driving me a little crazy.
347. 1:05:07And I'm whiny, too. All right. Well, it couldn't have been before Kyle Shannon Dreams is when I bought that
348. 1:05:23box. Maybe it was. These are my Kyle Shannon Dreams images. So, we're back in fall of 22 now.
349. 1:05:38What did you What What did you do last night, Jim? Uh, I don't want to talk about it. Why not? Uh, I just watched an
350. 1:05:48old guy scroll through his photographs for an hour. Really? Yeah. Why? I don't know. It It wasn't good. It I got to
351. 1:06:00stop. Well, why don't you just not go back there? I I can't. I'm an irregular. I'm sorry for your lives. I really am. I
352. 1:06:16It's got to be rough. It's It's got to be rough. All right, I can't find them. And you know, this is
353. 1:06:24one of those things. Of course, it's one of those things. All right, I can't find them. And then I'll find then I'll find
354. 1:06:28them right as I'm ready to quit, right? Uh, oh, maybe I can do this. Bridge. Bridge. One of the pictures is people standing
355. 1:06:40in front of a bridge. Nope. Uh, let's do old. No. Let's do
356. 1:06:56black and white. That way. No. Let's do 30s. No, I don't know. All right.
357. 1:07:11And you said my thing didn't demo well. All right. Fine. Whatever. I guess Harley-Davidson photographs are cool enough.
358. 1:07:26But these are this is very much what they look like. They're very much these kind of photos.
359. 1:07:58That one's cool. All right, let's get out of here. Exit. Harley-Davidson archives. Historical
360. 1:08:14photographs. Explore. Play. All right, that's cool. Google arts and culture. What do you want to explore? Art, games, museums, places.
361. 1:08:30I want to go back to labs. Here we go. Let's go to create. Hat tip to Danielle who pointed this out like a year ago. Yeah, I know. No, this
362. 1:08:44is Well, I like Google Labs is one of those things where I occasionally come here and the things used to be not great, but they're
363. 1:08:55getting better and there's more of them. See more. All right, let's see what we got. We got Doppel. Doppel is the experimental app
364. 1:09:09that lets you discover, try on, and shop for personal looks. Learn more. Oh, it's an app. Oh, I think I downloaded it and then I
365. 1:09:21Oh, okay. Here's here's a here's an old guy problem. I couldn't find my Bluetooth clicker. And so what you have to do with Doppel
366. 1:09:32is you take a full body picture of yourself. But how do you take a full body picture of yourself? because you're
367. 1:09:37if you're far enough away from the camera, you can't click the thing. And I know I could do a 3 second timer and but
368. 1:09:44anyway, it was was a it was a problem. Tik Tok pin side hustle Mimi. Kyle, did you Wait, did you think
369. 1:09:54you can do war with animated pictures? I don't know what you mean, Daniel or Daniel. Did you think you can do war animated pictures
370. 1:10:08like yourso music video of the Civil War? Yeah, I've got I've got a um what's it called? Something of gray
371. 1:10:21and blue. Echoes of gray and blue. Um, profile media.
372. 1:10:45I mean, generating the images might be an issue, but if you have images, I think you can animate them. I don't get
373. 1:10:50a lot of resistance from these things animating them. Man, I've made a lot of [ __ ]
374. 1:11:05Wait, can I just do videos? Can I filter media likes? I guess not. That sucks. So, so he's scrolling through another
375. 1:11:21library of video videos and pictures. How was AI learning lab last night? I missed it. Uh, no, it was a good call.
376. 1:11:38There it is. Is that it? So, those are the individual images. This is the video.
377. 1:11:56Hang on. Let me let me share my Let me share my screen different so you can hear it.
378. 1:12:31The morning sun was rising, lighting up that battlefield where brothers once stood side by side till their fates were seen. field.
379. 1:12:44Johnny left his father's rifle, set his sights on Tennessee, trying to find the meaning of what freedom used to be.
380. 1:12:59Shadows of the gray and blue drifting on the breeze. Heroes lost to endless time. Did we learn what they believe? From bull run
381. 1:13:13down to Shiloh, they gave all they had to give. Shadows of the gray and blue. Do we know how to live
382. 1:13:31Mary? So anyway, >> yeah, you can do I mean they weren't in battle there, but you know,
383. 1:13:47check the purple sticky PBJ Oracle. Oh no. Oh boy. Oh boy. Oh, that Brandon. That
384. 1:14:04Brandon. He's always up to something. So, if if you're if you if you're here in the past 10 minutes and you survived me scrolling my uh
385. 1:14:17you survived me scrolling my photo library for 15 minutes. Um, you're you're you're being you're being gifted with uh start
386. 1:14:29guessing and start spreading. We pair peanut butter and jelly like a simole pairs wines only stickier and
387. 1:14:36significantly more delicious. Find my PBJ destiny. Okay, this is good. This is solid. Creamy. We go creamy. Um, what's
388. 1:14:45your what's your brand energy? It's It's GIF. If I I swear to God if if anyone picks a different button here, you're just
389. 1:14:56Okay. How sweet should this get? I'm going to go balance because I'm older. I used to be all I'm going to go jam
390. 1:15:04and I'm going to go strawberry. Lunchroom classic. Oh, this is great. Lunch room classic. Farmers Market
391. 1:15:12Philosopher. I'm a five. Where are you on the nostalgia spectrum? That's great. Oh. Oh, I see. I'm going to go lunchroom
392. 1:15:22classic. I I'll go three. Okay. Next. Um, what's your chaos tolerance? Uh, put it on the waffle iron. I'm going
393. 1:15:30to go four. Little conservative. Um, do you toast? Never. Who are you [ __ ] heathens? Anyone? Are you
394. 1:15:40toasting your bread for a PB&J? Who does that? Is this an Ohio thing? Brandon, reveal my destiny. This is great. The
395. 1:15:52Oracle has spoken. Nope. Okay. Your signature spread, GIF classic, strawberry jam on sourdough spread
396. 1:16:00technique. The swirl 5050. That's about right. 65% nostalgia, 70% texture, 70% sweetness, 17% chaos. I'm the comfort
397. 1:16:11curator. Your sandwich chooses to prioritize emotional well-being above all else. That's correct. You understand
398. 1:16:22PBJ is not just a food. It's a hug in bread form. This is quite good. This is really good.
399. 1:16:36Oh my god. Goober's Lab. Where sandwich science meets beautiful chaos. Generate wild combinations. Oh, this is great. Swirl again.
400. 1:16:49Grandma's cabinet. Vintage fine crunchy. Oh, this is hilarious. All natural stir. No. Skippy classic. No.
401. 1:17:01Orange marmalade and potato chips. This was a zero zero shot lovable app. There you go. And if you don't know what that
402. 1:17:09just meant, those those words I just said like they meant something. This was a zero shot lovable app. So there's
403. 1:17:17this, if you don't know, if you haven't heard the term vibe coding, that's when you go to a tool like lovable, which I'll talk about in a
404. 1:17:27second, and you literally just ask it to make you an application. And zero shot means basically on the first try, this
405. 1:17:35was the output of of the lovable prompt. I don't know what prompt Brandon put in there, but he probably described some
406. 1:17:42stuff. Maybe he went to chat GPT to get a bunch of peanut butter brands. Um, lovable.dev is the site where if you go to it, you
407. 1:17:53can just put it in chat mode and ex, you know, bounce ideas around. And then when you have something you like, you say,
408. 1:17:58you take it out of chat mode and just say, "Go build that thing." And it goes and does stuff like this. Just built
409. 1:18:06this application. In the time it took me to scroll through my my photo library, he had built a joke app from earlier in the conversation.
410. 1:18:17I love that this is the the world we live in these days. It's crazy to me. Really do. All right. Oh, okay. So, I'm gonna take you one
411. 1:18:33other place. So, if you're in the AI salon, please go to the AI salon and go to um under play and create
412. 1:18:42there's challenges and competitions. And in here is Salons's Got Talent voting. Oh, wait. I'm not sharing.
413. 1:18:52Now I am. Okay. So, down the left hand side, you're going to scroll down to play and create and then click challenges and competitions.
414. 1:19:00And then there's a video here that Brandon's got for how to vote. And basically, you're just putting emojis by
415. 1:19:08the pieces that you like. Okay. All right. And that explains how to do it there. So, go vote. How long do they have to vote?
416. 1:19:20End of day tomorrow. So, please go vote for your favorite content that was uploaded there. And then the winner gets a full year of
417. 1:19:31mastermind uh mastermind action. All right. And so you ask what's the mastermind? So in the AI salon, so if
418. 1:19:40you join the AI salon, it's free to join. We've got this thing called mastermind, which is the subscription area. And the
419. 1:19:48the primary thing that we're we're working on right now is this thing called the AI salon mastermind practice
420. 1:19:54lab. So we've designed a framework for a daily practice using AI where you put yourself front and center. So rather
421. 1:20:02than thinking of AI as like this thing we compete against. The idea of the practice lab is that we've designed a practice framework
422. 1:20:11um that talks about everything from how do you learn to how do you be curious and adaptable to how do you raise your
423. 1:20:16game and be more professional and how do you do that on a as a regular ongoing practice. and um we meet weekly and go through
424. 1:20:27this uh this framework and it's really quite remarkable. It's changed it's changed my life in a lot of ways already
425. 1:20:33and we're only on week five or six. I think we've just entered week six. Um so anyway, so please go go join that. Um
426. 1:20:40I've got to stop sharing because it lost connection to audio. Okay. Anyway,
427. 1:20:56um do we want to go back to Google Labs for a second? Let's go look. Paul Melly is an experiment. AI powered
428. 1:21:09marketing. Oh, wait. I'm not sharing. Okay.
429. 1:21:25Homelly. Oops. Is experimental AI powered marketing tool designed to build scalable onbrand
430. 1:21:40content to help you connect with your audience. Let's get started. things you need to know. Okay, whatever.
431. 1:21:49You own everything. Fine. Describe the content you want to create. Um, I want to market my
432. 1:22:05um tab. Am I not sharing? It was
433. 1:22:22Who's the company behind Rabbit again? Rabbit R1. I want to market my Rabbit R1 as a um
434. 1:22:37shelf decoration. Teenage Engineering. Yeah. Well, Teenage Engineering did the did the design of it. There's the Rabbit R1. It really is
435. 1:22:52an elegantly designed little piece. Um, video production done in minutes. Wait, what?
436. 1:23:34It's somehow got story vine locked into it as I think I did a story vine experiment over here. Worry-free pharma storytelling. Do I
437. 1:23:48need to make a new one? Maybe campaigns. All right. Well, that's a fail cuz it
438. 1:24:03didn't start. I don't have a I don't have the ability to make a new a new project. So, that's a fail. Fine. I'm sure it's cool.
439. 1:24:12Mixboard. Mixboard's an experimental concepting board. That's pretty cool. I played with that music AI sandbox. Lost your screen. Oh boy.
440. 1:24:24Yeah boy. Oh boy. I'll tell you what, boy. I'll tell you what. Flow. That's the new film making tool. Sparkify. Explore short videos created
441. 1:24:40with the latest Google AI innovations. Explore short videos. No, I want to make short videos. Whisk. New kind of tools that let you use
442. 1:24:54images as prompts. Yeah, that was okay. I played with that. Video effects is okay. Image FX is pretty cool. Ask Photos.
443. 1:25:04All right, these are all kind of low level. The cool thing about Google Labs, this is where Notebook LM started. So,
444. 1:25:11some of these things are going to end up being pretty slick little things. There's disco. Learn more. Join the weight list.
445. 1:25:26I sleepy. Lost you. Oh.
446. 1:26:16He is that sometimes that's sometimes Anyone that sucks edge is what?
447. 1:26:33Automatically disqualified. Uh, what desri describes your current occupation? Uh, business owner, entrepreneur, baby.
448. 1:26:46Do you or any of your household currently work in any of the following industries? Tech. We'll do none of the
449. 1:26:52above just because that's probably what that's about. What statement best describes your attitude to toward new tools early adopter?
450. 1:27:02What are your favorite one one to two favorites? So, I'm going to go chat GPT um Nano Banana
451. 1:27:20Pro V3.1. Uh, what are you most excited about for the future of AI in the web? Text to 3D worlds. Would
452. 1:27:35you like to join our community of individuals? Sure, I understand. I've given you all my data and I'll give you even more.
453. 1:27:47I agree to these key conditions. Fine. 05. I'm old. 65, baby. All right. Today's date, not
454. 1:28:01your birthday, but okay. >> Oh, well, whatever. What are you gonna do? All right, let's let's call it. Let's call it. I'm getting loopy.
455. 1:28:17I don't have anything good to do. Um, anybody have any questions or thoughts about anything going on right now?
456. 1:28:25>> I've got the uh Gemini fact check thing pulled up. Um, >> you wanna you want to demo it? >> Yeah.
457. 1:28:32>> Yeah. So, let me uh go ahead and get my screen share going. So, this is something that's hidden in gemin.google.com.
458. 1:28:42>> And so, what it is, >> can you do plus on your screen so it gets >> Yeah. >> gets bigger. >> Anytime you're doing anything in um any
459. 1:28:52searches in Gemini, so I just did what's new in AI. Gave me a whole bunch of stuff. I clicked on these three dots and
460. 1:28:58I said double check response. So normally when you can export to docs, you can debug, you can choose your
461. 1:29:04model. They have a new one here that says double check response. And when you do that, it actually does a Google
462. 1:29:09search on all the information it gave you and then it gives you the little chips that you can click on and it'll
463. 1:29:15give you sources of where it found that piece of information. So you can >> It doesn't like green if they're correct
464. 1:29:22and then red if they're not. >> Yep. >> That's great. That's what what's really smart about that, Brandon, is
465. 1:29:30like not only is that a a tool that is valuable for you to use if you're doing research, but like every time you run
466. 1:29:37one of these, that's adding to their training set. So, right. So, like they're getting better at doing stuff
467. 1:29:43that where the sources are correct. That's pretty smart. >> Love it. All right. Beautiful. Um, I'm going to get out of here. So, again,
468. 1:29:52aifestivist.com. You've got basically two weeks. It's next, not this Friday and Saturday, but it's the following Friday and Saturday.
469. 1:30:0012 hours each day for free. Invite anyone you know. All right. Um, I'm out of here. Tomorrow's Tuesday. It'll be
470. 1:30:08normal time, normal place. Uh, yeah. I don't think we're going to see anything major before the end of the year, but you never know.
471. 1:30:20Um, we might. We might. We got chat GPT 5.2, which is a bit of a yawn, but um I'm sure some people are excited about
472. 1:30:28it. I don't give a [ __ ] This was fun. See you soon. Thank you, Paul. Great to see you. Um I I'm glad you came on the peanut
473. 1:30:38butter and jelly night. That's It's always an important night. It's an annual tradition here at the AI Learning Lab.
474. 1:30:46I think I'm gonna go have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. All right, see y'all later. Bye. Oh man. Man alive.