05/01/2026 - AI Learning Lab - 3 Year Anniversary

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1. 0:22Woohoo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo!
2. 0:52Wow. Wow. Happy anniversary from Source Camp. Thank you very much. This is the
3. 1:08three-year anniversary of doing these lives nightly. Three years we've been doing this. And man, and I've been out for two weeks.
4. 1:18All sorts of hell's broken loose. We're making some changes. We're not doing it perfectly. I'm screwing up people's lives. We'll
5. 1:29fix it. We'll get there. Change is always change. Change sucks.
6. 1:51Of course, we're not doing it perfectly. We're irregulars. Exactly. Exactly.
7. 2:24Yeah, I've been your white noise for three years. Three years. We've been doing this for three years. I have the
8. 2:30coolest thing. So So I had an idea. Um I flew back from from Anaheim. I was speaking at Social Media Marketing World
9. 2:40and I flew back from there today. Got back at to the house at like 3 And I thought, wouldn't it be cool? Like
10. 2:50what we should do on the third year anniversary is go back and look at stuff, right? Old episodes. That would be fun. And then
11. 3:01there's all sorts of stuff to talk about. There's all sorts of stuff to do. Um there's all sorts of new technologies.
12. 3:09But I remembered that Lord Digital Gods has created a couple of documents. One of them is is a PDF that's got all of
13. 3:17the descriptions and chapter markers for all of the episodes. I think up until February or March, something like that.
14. 3:26And I thought, I wonder if I could and and someone else uh Brandon told me to go look at Riley Brown's uh
15. 3:36YouTube video on Codeex and and you know, apparently Codeex 5.5 is really good. So, I watched a little of the
16. 3:43video Can we see others comments? Oh, okay. So, you're in StreamYard. Okay. I don't know. Okay. So, let me talk
17. 3:54about some of the changes coming up. So, we are streaming now inside Mighty Networks. Um, I think the thing to do is
18. 4:04to actually chat like spin up the live stream in Mighty Networks as a tab and then put another tab with the Mighty
19. 4:12Networks chat in inside the irregulars inside the AI Learning Lab channel. Um, but if you're on mobile that might not
20. 4:19work. So, so part of this experiment is figuring out what's the best way to do this. Let me talk to you about why we're doing
21. 4:29this. So So one of the things that I that I'm I'm excited to do is get us back to being able to share with
22. 4:41one another in mighty networks. I've sort of gone away from driving everyone there nightly and things like that. And
23. 4:48what I realized is there's all this we've split this into all these multiple channels, right? So it was on LinkedIn,
24. 4:54it was on X, it was on YouTube, it was on Tik Tok and all of those are not in Mighty Network. So what I'm trying to do
25. 5:01is is sort of concentrate the activity in the community. So that's that's the goal. There's not a perfect way to do that. So
26. 5:09So we're we're doing the best we can. The good news is we can take Streamyard and we can stream it into Mighty
27. 5:15Networks, which we're doing right now. The bad news is is is that the chat interface in StreamYard inside Mighty Networks sucks really bad.
28. 5:25It might get better, but right now it sucks. Um, so so what in the spirit of the irregulars, one of the things that
29. 5:34you guys have always done well is support one another and sort of figure stuff like this out. Um, we think that
30. 5:42that chatting within the Mighty Networks chat might be the way to do it, but we're not sure yet. The other thing
31. 5:48about this is this. So, I'm I'm I'm really excited about this idea of sort of getting things like, you know,
32. 5:53listen, we've been doing this for three years and and the the multistreaming thing was an experiment when they said Tik Tok was
33. 6:02going to go away. We used to just be on Tik Tok, then we were on Tik Tok and YouTube. Lately, we've been on Tik Tok,
34. 6:08YouTube, LinkedIn, and X, and the the energyy's just been dissipating. It's just been sort of dissipating out. So,
35. 6:14it's like I'm excited to to reconentrate it. If what we're trying doesn't work, we will do something else. You know, I
36. 6:24also want to, you know, acknowledge that in making this transition, while I was away for two weeks, we made some changes
37. 6:31that confused people and and we didn't do stuff great. So if that if that happened to you and you got upset, we
38. 6:39hear you. We're we're putting things as as right as we can. We Yeah. Well, it is we cuz cuz we have all decided to do it.
39. 6:49You know, Brandon was saying, you know, I I can lay it on him. He he he technically made the changes, but but
40. 6:55this is all stuff we've been talking about. Um so anyway, so just my my request is just be patient with us. We
41. 7:04hear you. We love you. We don't want to [ __ ] up anyone's lives. We don't want to [ __ ] up the live. Um,
42. 7:10and we want to concentrate the energy again. All right. So, that's what's happening.
43. 7:34So, it looks like we got a lot of folks chatting in the StreamYard, which is kind of cool. Tik Tok question. Have you
44. 7:41tried the comment browser with Perplexity for shopping? I have not. So for me, all of the browsers like there was the there was the
45. 7:52whatever it was called from OpenAI. It began with an A atomic the atomic browser. There was comet from Perplexity.
46. 8:01There have been a bunch of those browsers. There's now also browser plugins. I don't I haven't I haven't. And and it's like I mean I
47. 8:16kind of feel like AI is already forcing us to retrain how we use computers and how we get good results out of them.
48. 8:29And then if we have AI powered browsers that are sort of like the old browsing experience but have some of the new
49. 8:36[ __ ] I don't know. I just I just haven't used them. It just feels overly complicated to me. Um, let's see. If you're chatting in the
50. 8:44live stream, we can't atmention pin or save. Aha, found it. Kelly Anderson's in the house. All right, let's see who else has got
51. 8:55got comments. Tomatoes. I know. I know. Ch. So, here's the thing. You know, one of the things we talk about in the in the AI salon is
52. 9:06curiosity and adaptability. Um, hopefully you're curious about the changes we're making. We're curious.
53. 9:13We're trying to figure it out. We don't have all the answers. Um, the adaptability piece. Change is [ __ ] hard. Change is hard. So, so
54. 9:23the idea is why don't we do this? Why don't we call May, the month of May, an experiment and we'll give it the good gippers try and
55. 9:38see if this starts to work out or not. If it doesn't, then we'll figure something else out to do. We're all here to learn and grow
56. 9:48together. Exactly.
57. 10:10So, one thing I do need to tell you, the reason Champy's a little out of it is um two nights ago we let him out. So, what what you need
58. 10:19to know about Champy is he's a he's he's dumb. He's he's not he's not the smartest bulb on the tree. Wouldn't the metaphor be the brightest
59. 10:31bulb on the tree, Kyle? Yeah, we're Listen, the whole Shannon clan. We're all just trying to figure it out here. Um,
60. 10:40we have a we have a little outdoor yard and there's a little fence and when people walk by the fence, he runs back
61. 10:45and forth and he jumps up on the fence and he barks at people and they hate him and they should. He's an [ __ ] He's
62. 10:52just an [ __ ] He's relentless and he just does it. So anyway, two or three nights ago, two nights ago, I think, um,
63. 11:00he got let out in the yard and someone was there and he ran and he janked I think he janked his rear knee. So, um,
64. 11:07we're taking him to the doctors, but he's he's in a lot of pain and he's and he's hurt. Our poor little puppy's hurt,
65. 11:13so he's sleeping a lot. He's sleeping off his his injury. Good lord. I'm looking at at the purple post-it
66. 11:20note. This is some possible things that we're going to do tonight. And it's about there's about 12 different things
67. 11:26on it. Um, plus I want to show you the thing I built. >> Listen around after the rabbit. >> Yeah. Yeah. Brandon.
68. 11:36>> Uh, so I just wanted to call out if you are on a computer and watching the live stream from your browser,
69. 11:45you can pop it out. There's a little picturein picture and that brings it out of the browser and then you can move it
70. 11:53wherever you want. You have to keep that tab open, but you don't have to watch it inside of Mighty Networks. And so I'm
71. 12:02watching all of the spaces. I'm got Tik Tok feed going. I've got the comments in StreamYard and I've got the chat on the
72. 12:11chat tab of Mighty Networks today. So, we're we're going to get your comments wherever they are. Just be patient with us today because
73. 12:21>> we're bro I think they've got a patch of this in Times Square uh right now. I don't know. There's like 18 different
74. 12:28places that things are streaming in from right now, but uh be patient with us and uh we will we will make it work.
75. 12:38>> Yeah, just be patient. Um hey Brandon, you know what might be a good thing to do is when you get a shot either tonight
76. 12:44or over the weekend, let's do a slide that's got like like screenshot what that picture and picture button looks
77. 12:52like. So, we can just pop up a slide like like here's here's ways to do comments on mobile and here's how to do it on on browser.
78. 13:02>> And then and then also if any of you are figuring out hacks as we're doing this that we haven't figured out like let us
79. 13:09know. May Madness, we'll call this May Madness. I like that. Seat Daddy is here. And and if you want the official
80. 13:18my only hack that I've figured out >> is if you are on a browser on your computer and watching it full screen the
81. 13:29chat the the StreamYard chat the the chat in the session comes up on the sidebar. But if you make your browser
82. 13:37about the size of a mobile phone it drops below and it's a much better user experience. So, if you don't want to do
83. 13:44the whole second tab thing, just shrink your browser down and make it more vertical on your screen and that chat
84. 13:49will drop right beneath your stream and it's actually a really nice experience. We still can't pin. So, if you want to
85. 13:58really cut through the clutter, just mention me in the chat tab on stream on Mighty Networks because that will
86. 14:04actually ping me as a notification and then I can call Kyle's attention to it. >> Okay, cool. and and Silverf Fox just
87. 14:12said that that you explained all this in the irregulars already. So in the irregulars, there's a post that explains
88. 14:19all this. So that's great. >> Yeah, there are there are also instructions on the watch live page. If you scroll down below the stream, we've
89. 14:26got some basic FAQ wayfinding points there as well. >> Okay, cool. Awesome. Okay, >> so that's too much to talk about today.
90. 14:37>> We have too much to talk about, but thank you, producer Brandon. Um, thank you all of you. Happy third anniversary
91. 14:44of of going live on on uh talking talking about AI learning lab live. Um, or talking about AI on learn on the
92. 14:52learning lab. Um, it was it was April 30th, 2023 that we started this and so May 1st 3rd year anniversary. Um,
93. 15:04today is also, and I don't I don't know that I did this on purpose, but it just happened to be. Today is also the 14th
94. 15:12year anniversary of my company, Story Vine. So, it's a big anniversary day. So, thank you all for being here. We've
95. 15:20got we've got 30 people uh hanging out. Uh, it looks like most folks are in the Mighty Networks, which is really
96. 15:28exciting. So, keep hanging out. Let me catch you up on what I've been doing. So, for the past two weeks, I'
97. 15:34i've been out for two weeks and and it this was this was an intense two weeks for me. Um, StoryVine is there's all
98. 15:44sorts of activity going on at StoryVine. My co-founder just had major surgery, so she's trying to deal with that. I was
99. 15:50out of town for two weeks. Um, so we're trying to deliver on client work and and you know, I'm out. So, in between doing
100. 15:58all these other things I've been doing, I've been like running out to do stuff for StoryVine. It's been it's been
101. 16:03absolutely crazy. Two weeks ago, I flew to DC and we did a a small flyin in DC where we had some AI startups come into
102. 16:11DC to talk about stuff. I did I did sort of an a welcoming event there. And then I had to fly to Boston for an innovation
103. 16:19conference called AMI. And the innovation conference, it kicked off Wednesday night and went late into the
104. 16:26night. It then started at 8 am Thursday morning and went late into the night. And then there was a Friday morning
105. 16:34session, a noon session, and an afternoon innovation walk. We got we walked around the innovation trail in in
106. 16:41Boston or in Cambridge. Um and and then I got on a plane. So last week was just absolutely crazy. Um, I talked there
107. 16:52about the cycle of AI readiness and I talked about the seven economies. So, two of the things that have, you know,
108. 16:59the the cycle of AI readiness that's been in the salon for years now. And the seven economies is new that's tied to
109. 17:05the great repurpose. And so, that that was really good. And then this this week um I was at social media marketing world and um
110. 17:16speaking um in their AI for business conference. So so there's two conferences now there's social media marketing world and AI for business.
111. 17:27And so I talked there about AI readiness as well but I talked about the great repurpose. I talked about seven
112. 17:33economies. It was a big it was a big talk. It was really well attended. Um, and it it went it went super well. Um,
113. 17:40and then just did lots and lots of activities, you know, at the event. Um, so I miss Boston I I miss Boston
114. 17:49Cambridge. Yeah, it was it was pretty cool. Um, OpenAI sucks, but also OpenAI is kicking ass in photos now. Yeah,
115. 17:55that's one of the things we can look at. Also, OpenAI 5.5 with codeex is apparently um, everyone's like Claude's
116. 18:03dead, 4.7 sucks. Now it's OpenAI again. this back and forth between the major um the major companies is probably going to
117. 18:12continue. Um so so that's that. Um anyway, so I'm back. So I'm a little crispy. I'm a little crispy. Um but all
118. 18:21that went really well. The talk went well. Got good feedback. Um you know, one of the things what So let me reflect a couple of things.
119. 18:37So, at the innovation conference in Boston, this is a group of of innovators. They're people that that run
120. 18:42innovation for big companies. They're innovation consultants, things like that. Um, I'd say was probably
121. 18:56not quite 50/50. It was probably 3565 or 4060 with 40 being people that were fairly into AI. Um, you know, at least on some
122. 19:07level have tried it or using it and probably 60 65% where they're just like they haven't really started yet. They
123. 19:14know they need to deal with it. They're in innovation so they've heard of it. Um, a lot of the same tropes got asked
124. 19:22about, you know, you know, is this theft? what's happening with power? Um, you know, the robots are going to kill
125. 19:30us. It's going to take our jobs. So, so a lot of the framing of people asking about AI, they ask about it in this
126. 19:37negative framing, right? It all they've heard is negative framing. And so, and so my message there was, you know,
127. 19:48understand who you are and what you value. Learn enough about AI to amplify your own voice and your own ideas. And
128. 19:55that seemed to resonate. It was it was a very receptive crowd to that. Um, you know, and a lot of people um I got
129. 20:06comments both in the Boston Innovation Summit and at Social Media Marketing World where my message of play first,
130. 20:13play with AI first, right? What we do in the salon, play, play, have some joy. I actually had people say to me, I had
131. 20:21never considered the possibility that I could play with AI that it just felt like this heavy awful thing. So anyway, I was using OpenAI
132. 20:33today and it was really extra funny trying to hook up player from Oh, a CD player from 1986. Oh, that's funny. Um, what else we got here?
133. 20:49love seeing you with Rachel Woods. Yeah, I went and saw Rachel Woods talk. So, they had a speaker a speaker event um at
134. 20:55the at the uh on Wednesday night at Social Media Marketing World and so I got to hang out with the speakers and
135. 21:02Rachel Woods was in there and so we connected there and then she was speaking the next day. So, I went I went
136. 21:06to her session. She was talking about playbooks which she's talking about a lot now on Tik Tok. And it was funny cuz
137. 21:12I you know I ran into her. I said, "Look, you just disappeared from Tik Tok for a while." And uh she said she kind of had to
138. 21:18because she, you know, was was putting a bunch of stuff in the world that she then had to deliver to clients. And sort
139. 21:25of the distance between stuff in theory and stuff in reality was was pretty great. And so she she spent a year just
140. 21:32kind of building her systems and and figuring out how to deliver this stuff. And so now she's back. So um it's really
141. 21:38good to talk to her and see her. Um the the social media marketing world was really fascinating. I would say there it
142. 21:47was more like 75 or 80% of people were not dealing with AI at all. Um the founder Michael Stellner um is
143. 21:59betting heavy on the AI track. So he basically um separated out the AI track as a separate conference. Um it's I I think
144. 22:09one price covers both, but it was like a completely different floor in the convention center. So the traditional
145. 22:14stuff was upstairs, the AI stuff was downstairs. Um, and there were an equal number of speakers in both. What was
146. 22:21fascinating was so my talk was sort of this high level. It didn't talk about tools at all, but all of the AI tools
147. 22:28that were like AI video or AI images or whatever, you know, AI execution stuff were very poorly attended
148. 22:37because at the same time there would be like how to use Tik Tok or how to make content on YouTube um upstairs. And so
149. 22:45most of the people were upstairs, they weren't dealing with the AI stuff. So I would imagine next year that's probably
150. 22:51going to change, but it was it was fascinating. I have whiplash from the back and forth. Tik Tok picked up a new client this
151. 22:58week. Art advisors excited they're willing to learn. Oh, that's great. Champ is alive and well in the
152. 23:07irregulars chat. Let's go look at that. So, I think I'm sharing here. Am I? Yeah, I am. Great. Um, we'll get back to
153. 23:16that. Champ is alive. And well, did I I hope you gave him a little knee brace. It's his back right leg. Um, let's see. Irregulars
154. 23:31anymore. >> I don't even know where anything is anymore. Share in the chat, right? >> Yeah, it's in both places.
155. 23:41>> But we we've re we've rebranded this as share irregular things now. >> Oh, that's really good. That's really
156. 23:47good. That's great. I'll be back, guys. Poor poor champ. That's That's pretty much what positive work. Oh my god, that's hilarious.
157. 24:03Beautiful. What's going on in chat? All right, since we're here, let me show you something that I built.
158. 24:18So, what you're looking at here, Tik Tok plus black bar. What's the best agent lately? Did Claude get easier to set up? I don't know what
159. 24:31you mean by agent there. There the the term agent was confusing and misunderstood before and now that we
160. 24:39have things like open claw, it's even crazier. Um, from what I can tell right now, OpenAI's codeex is the one that is kind
161. 24:55of the most. It's got automation. It's got computer use, it's got tool use, it's got the coding stuff, um, and it's
162. 25:05got full access to your files on your local computer, and it's saving everything locally. Claude is saving all your stuff to the cloud.
163. 25:15So, the saving stuff locally is a really big deal. Um, everyone now's got agents. Manis just added an agent, a 247 agent. Genpark has
164. 25:28a 247 agent that they were charging 60 bucks a month for, and now it's free, but I assume you pay for tokens for
165. 25:35usage. Um, there's codeex, there's there's uh claude code and co-work. Um, there's the the Google version of
166. 25:48this. I can't remember what it's called, but they've got one. There's a bunch right now. Um, what I'm learning about agentic platforms
167. 26:04is that a they're very complicated right now. They are very insecure. Did I just lose sharing or did you turn it off?
168. 26:15>> I turned it off because you were waxing poetic. >> Okay, cool. Great. Um the the these things are they're janky.
169. 26:27The most important thing I'm learning is that they if you don't have a really deep compelling reason to use them to design
170. 26:43agents and deploy the agents to do a specific thing. it it's a lot of wasted cycles and wasted tokens just generating crap
171. 26:54because they can generate crap quickly like all AI, but this is like doing it on a regular basis. And so if the thing
172. 27:03that you're having it generate is just some sort of frivolous thing, it's just going to make [ __ ] Um, so what I would do if I were you is
173. 27:15spend the next week or two really thinking about what is it you want to do? Um, and Rachel Woods was even talking
174. 27:24about this where she was saying she had she had three levels of of starting like level one was just make a custom GPT or
175. 27:32just just do it with a prompt in in in chat GPT to to get chat GPT to do something you want it to do and then you
176. 27:40can take it from there into an automation sort of thing and then you can take it from the automation thing
177. 27:44once it's dialed in there and you can move it into one of these 247 agents. I think that's actually pretty wise. So, I
178. 27:51would I would slow your role on on just learning agents to learn agents because they're really complicated right now. Um,
179. 28:01Todd and Donnie, hello, hello, hello. Good evening to you. Welcome. All right. Notion also has agents. There
180. 28:09you go. I agree with Rachel. GPTs are highly underrated. Um, Gemini. Well, Gemini is the the model, but I don't know if they've got I
181. 28:18don't know if they've got a separate separate thing. Somebody needs Okay. Okay. So, yeah. So, let me let me show
182. 28:27you what I've built here. So, Lord Digital Gods created this PDF with all of the the the YouTube um descriptions of the last
183. 28:39three years of content for the AI Learning Lab. So, I went into Codeex and I uploaded his PDF and I and this I did this this
184. 28:49afternoon. This is about an hour's worth of work. I just built a thing that should be inside YouTube and it's not.
185. 29:02What this is is the AI Learning Lab Explorer, the third thirdyear anniversary edition. And what this is is I can search for
186. 29:12anything or I can go to curated threads. So I can say let's say uh embrace the jank. So if I click on embrace the jank
187. 29:23that populates all these things over here to the right. Let's see. Let's see. Newest first. Let's see. Oh see what we did here.
188. 29:38And so all of these are individual little clips. So the musical opening, embracing the jank and finding creative freedom with
189. 29:46uh generative AI. That's 2026. Let's do relevance first. Embrace the janky. Let's see. Embrace the jank images.
190. 29:57So if I click on one of these, these are kind of cool. That one's kind of creepy. Creepy. Cool. I go there. I can jump ahead 30 seconds.
191. 30:08We can jump back 30 seconds. I can hear random random clip and it'll just randomly for someone someone wants to do
192. 30:14this to me in. And then over here on the left is this was the episode. So this was June 26, 2024. Embrace the jank,
193. 30:21your playful path to AI literacy. Here's the description. Here's all the the uh the uh chapters. And then somewhere down here is the
194. 30:31chapter that we're watching. Kelly's book project. Kelly, look here. Although it's spelled Kelly wrong.
195. 30:40>> Um, Kelly, you're you're particularly sensitive to these phrases, so this might be good for you. Source camp. Um,
196. 30:49purposefully write a book that only uses like the the the worst that chat GPT has to offer. And it starts out with delving into the
197. 31:00realms of the tapestries of the future of So anyway, so I now have a a a basically a uh like here's songs. So here's a
198. 31:15bunch of just sessions where we're doing sunseo songs. Let's see. So Sydney musical song demo. So, but for for the musical, this moment
199. 31:29in the play has got to be this really dark moment where he kind of becomes the villain. He's pushing her past where she's comfortable.
200. 31:44>> I understand. salon community. Friday night date
201. 31:59night. Got a bunch of Friday night date night. The power of creative generalist. Um we could do we could do uh Frank. Let's see.
202. 32:12Frank AI. The daily jank with Frank. March 31st, 2024. I think I think Frank's gonna have a little a little episode tonight.
203. 32:23Frank's going on a tirade. To whom it make [ __ ] concern at Adobe me and doesn't [ __ ] work apparent. Okay.
204. 32:37Okay. Right. From audio project in your Adobe Creative Professional 31st. Here I am making a Frank. Hey, it's the Daily Jank with Frank.
205. 32:52It's March 31st, 2024. Happy Easter, everybody. I'm Frank. So, listen. I was uh talking to some my friends the other
206. 33:00day and uh one of them said, "Hey, have you tried that Adobe Firefly thing?" I'm like, "Yeah, I use Adobe Firefly all the
207. 33:08and spin up what you did that day." Wait, what are you saying, Jason? as AI evolves. You might say, "I don't know
208. 33:15what I was doing on this day." Well, this is So, here's here's the thing about this thing that I just created. For one thing,
209. 33:25YouTube should have a tool like this that I can point to my channel and say, "What are all my videos about?" Right?
210. 33:32It it should be able to just do this. They should have this feature in there. Um, I still have Frank on my fridge. That's awesome. Um,
211. 33:42but they don't have this in there. Um, and this this was like less than an hour of work. Like codeex is pretty flipping
212. 33:50good. It's pretty clear. It's pretty transparent. Um, the stuff just sort of works. Um, it's helping me do a semantic
213. 34:00search, which I'm basically doing embedding of the whole document. Tik Tok pin. I got that one. Uh, Frank, where's he been?
214. 34:13Our own data, but facts is our data has always been collected. Um, but yeah, I I love I love the idea of being able to go back and look at
215. 34:23these things now. Like this is empowering data hoarders everywhere, right? Because I've been hoarding data
216. 34:35for [ __ ] 40, 50 years. I've got, you know, drives that you you can't even plug them in anymore. I've got I've gotest
217. 34:45and zip drives that have scuzzy interfaces. If you don't remember scuzzy interfaces, you weren't living. Um,
218. 34:57but now with AI, like our ability to to take that list that that LDG put together and turn it into this fully
219. 35:05functional, you know, clipfinder. It's amazing. It's absolutely amazing. Um, let's see. Lovable building with lovable. The lovable advantage
220. 35:20September 29th >> is that they're starting to bury the configuration part of coding. They're starting to take care of that
221. 35:28for you. They're starting to handle that for you. Um, speaking of which, because I had Superbase hooked up and I think because
222. 35:37I challenged some computer cyber secrets likes the scuzzy reference. Listen, all you geeks and nerds out there,
223. 35:50what I love is that we have a history of the evolution of AI. Thanks, LG. I know. I know. LDG's been been just relentless
224. 35:58making sure that all of the the AI learning lab videos are, you know, cataloged and chapterized and stuff like
225. 36:06that. Um, and so now we have the ability, now I have an app. And then what I'll probably do is I'll probably work with LDG.
226. 36:15Um, and we'll make this thing dynamic so that it um it'll it'll pull from like a Google Drive or something like that.
227. 36:22We'll make it more dynamic. Um, and then uh at some point I'll just make this thing um available. Maybe we'll make it
228. 36:32available in the mastermind or something like that. Um, hey Cal, good evening to you. All right. Where's everyone where's
229. 36:41everyone chatting right now? Are you chatting in AI learning lab in the chat session and irregulars? Share irregular things.
230. 36:59We're all listening. Okay. All right. Cool. Um, beautiful. You could use an agent to catalog and organize your 40 to 50 years of of
231. 37:16hoarded data. Yeah. I mean, I would assume that most of it's just just trash. Um, my buddy Steve, he he had a piece of software, a
232. 37:27screenwriting software that he ran for years and it was written in this bizarre language called Deli. And you know,
233. 37:36there's only a handful of people on the planet that know Deli. One of them was his developer, but he's basically been
234. 37:42trying to get the thing modernized and usable again for like a decade. And he just started playing around with Claude
235. 37:50um last week. And he and he and Claude understands Deli, so he's he's resurrecting his software, which is amazing. Um okay, let's see.
236. 38:02Where do I want to go? There's there's so many things to uh there's so many things to talk about. Grock, is Gareth here?
237. 38:13So, I don't know if Gareth is in the house, but if he is, I've not heard from Okay, he he might not be here. So,
238. 38:20Gareth, one of our our lovely irregulars, has has built a Jarvis. So, you know, from from Iron Man. Oh, he's
239. 38:30here. Panda AI, give me 10. Okay, cool. So, so we'll bring we'll bring him up. A couple of things that you should be
240. 38:38playing with. Um, and one of them is I'm going to go we're going to go down some some memory lane. Oh, you know what
241. 38:43we're going to do? I'm going to go look up Sin City Sipper. Sin City Sipper. And I'm going to go from that was what? 2024. No, it was 2023.
242. 38:562023. Sin City Sipper. Oh, my my year thing doesn't my year search doesn't work anymore. Let's see. We'll go from oldest first,
243. 39:08December 10th, 2023, and it's called Sin City Sipper. This is still one of my favorite ones. Um, and what All right.
244. 39:20>> And it's called Sin City Sipper. This is still one of my favorite ones. Um, and what Sim City City Sipper is is and and
245. 39:29by the way, chat GPT came up with the name Sin City Sipper. Hello. Hello. Hello. I guess I am live. It's the AI learning lab. Turning on a
246. 39:44light here. Let's see. Does that help? Shing.
247. 40:04Um, okay. Anyway, Sin City Sipper was the very first custom GPT I made and one of the most popular. And so if I go to chat GPT,
248. 40:25let's see more. I don't have it pinned. That's amazing to me. Explore GPTs. We'll go Sin City Sipper.
249. 40:40So I have not updated this. And if you look at it, it says it's got dolly images canvas and and 40 image generation.
250. 40:54And so if I go into it, if I say start the chat, if you remember this thing, what it does is it it it invents a new cocktail,
251. 41:06which is a a twist on an existing cocktail or mocktail. You can do either. Um, and then it makes a picture of the
252. 41:15drink. And the pictures of the drink were always pretty good, but look at what it does now. It's actually using
253. 41:21the new image 2 generation model. Um, I didn't change the prompt in this and and yet it figured out how to do this. So if I say um
254. 41:37uh let's see um make me a Blandon's based whiskey
255. 41:51cocktail that celebrates three years of going live on the AI learning lab and talking about
256. 42:08AI with the irregulars. Uh, the drink should have irregular in the title.
257. 42:23It should be weird. Weird. Not weird. We're irregular. Okay. So, we're going to do this. So, it's
258. 42:37going to do what it's always done. The Bllandon's irregular signal. 2 ounces of BL Bllandons. It's got some messcal in it.
259. 42:47Some sesame oil. Oh, sesame oil. Washed dry vermouth. Yuza juice. Honey ginger syrup. Angora bitters. and saline
260. 42:57solution elevates the irregularity. Wow. And so anyway, so now it's going to turn this into an image and watch what it does here.
261. 43:09Now it won't do it. Now it'll do it different than what I experienced, but I think it's going to work. Stay in here for chat's sake. Okay,
262. 43:17Silver Foxes is chatting on um Tik Tok. Okay, so look at this thing. So what what's different now is it made
263. 43:29the irregular drink right and and you know by sin city sipper. So it did all that stuff right but all of this stuff it put the um
264. 43:43it put the drink recipe on the card and this says obiorgat. I don't know what the hell that means. Oh, ube. Ubie orat
265. 43:59blanched almonds, coconut milk, ube halala, purple yam jam. Dra syrup. Why? It's weird. Ube brings the earthy. Okay. Add all ingredients.
266. 44:11So, oh, ubby orat. Oh, I see. Recipe below. 3/4 of an ounce of that. I thought that was a typo. Isn't that crazy?
267. 44:26A Blandon's cocktail for three years of AI irregulars and impossible conversations. One expressed orange peel.
268. 44:37A branded cherry for the irregular in all of us. Add all the ingredients. Stir, don't shake. Isn't that crazy?
269. 44:49So, if you have not Oh, and then the other thing that this did, look at look at what else this does. Let's see. Oh, it didn't do it this
270. 44:58time. Let's see if this one did it.
271. 45:12No. on my phone. There was a link to HTML, but I don't see the HTML. Like, I'm wondering if this was laid out
272. 45:28as an HTML page and then they rendered it and produced that as an image. I don't think so. But anyway, it's using
273. 45:34the new image gen tool. So, if you don't know the new image gen tool, let's we'll do another new chat here. Let me get rid
274. 45:41of this. We'll close this new chat. Let me go chat GPT instant. We'll do thinking and then what model are we going to use?
275. 45:56Configure 5.5. Okay. Thinking effort standard extended. Interesting. Okay. All right.
276. 46:10So, so watch what this can do. Oh, you use the Terology deck of mine all the time. Is it good? Does it still work, Silver Fox?
277. 46:23I think that would be a blast to to uh huh, you know what would be fun? I wonder
278. 46:38it'd be cool to have the Terology deck do a layout and have it produce the image of the layout. That would be kind of cool.
279. 46:49Okay, so here's what we're going to do. We're going to research something. It's the third anniversary of this. We're
280. 46:55gonna we're gonna do Okay. I want to create a an infographic slash timeline
281. 47:11of the history of generative AI starting with November 30th, 2022.
282. 47:25and including all the branches of multi-modal
283. 47:43tools um and multidia tools. Okay, Gareth is backstage, so we'll bring him him up here in a second. um include
284. 47:57um major brands and even flame outs like Meta Meta's AI models
285. 48:13have a sidebar for open source Chinese models. Uh,
286. 48:28I'm going to go make it detailed and clear and compelling to look at.
287. 48:45Oh, digital gods sent a gift on Tik Tok. Thank you very much. I use the triology deck all the time every night. No images, but I use the
288. 48:53prompts it gives. Oh, that's so cool. That's really cool. I should That's probably one to go revisit with the
289. 49:01image generation stuff. And I'll bring I'll bring Gareth up right after right after this generates this this
290. 49:09thing. What's what's amazing about So, you remember when Nano Banana came out and I said this isn't really a an image
291. 49:17model. It's more like a combination of like a a reasoning model and and an image model where it's thinking about
292. 49:23what it's creating. This is like that but even better. Um it's just it's just really good. So if you haven't played
293. 49:31with chatbt, thank you very much for the happy anniversary. I appreciate that. Funnels rain maker. It's so awesome.
294. 49:53humane pin. So like yeah to make a clear compelling info I need whimsical watercolor. It's remembering things I've done
295. 50:07before.
296. 50:39So, it's doing a lot of research.
297. 51:00at digital gods. Hey digital gods, have you been here the whole time? Did you see the app I built with all your data? It's so cool.
298. 51:10We'll do a random clip. Mor and Mindy. Oh my god. Nanu. Nanu. December 15th, 2023. Exploring Pika art and the future of content creation.
299. 51:24Chapters. Here's all the chapters. This thing's cool. Uh, let's see. Curated themes. Image generation. Oh, you know what I could do? image
300. 51:38generation. I could do muscle car. I can find all all the muscle car crap that I've done December 19th, 2020.
301. 51:53>> A guy that wrote a book on a officially just >> there's no muscle code. Bad one. I thank
302. 52:07you so much. All right. If you're wondering if I'm gonna get started, I might. I just got I I just got done doing a two-hour salon,
303. 52:19hosting a two-hour salon where my brain's a little crunchy. Oh my god, I know it. I'll get like go teaching AI to think. >> Yeah. E
304. 52:33>> nothing. >> Um Claude, Pi, >> if you've got a degree in psychology, you should absolutely get Pi, the Pi app. Pi.
305. 52:42Go to the app store right now. Download the Pi app. Erasing. I'm using. And so now it says updating. Well, anyway. All right. Back to our
306. 52:57thing. Gareth is backstage. Got it. Oh, the muscle cars. Oh, look. So, here's the generative AI. So, here's the the
307. 53:05image that that image gen November 30th chat GPT launches chat and foundation models. GPT4, Gemini 1.0.
308. 53:18Um, let's see. Claude 3, GPT40, Llama 3, Agentic Models 2026, Generative AI becomes natively multimodal, stumbles and hype resets,
309. 53:34open model ecosystem, 11 Labs, Chat GPT, Sunno and UDO, Notebook LM, Runway Gen 2, Sora, OpenAI, Pa Luma, Cling, Advanced Video Models.
310. 53:50So, it's got a whole little whatever you call it there, legend. So, anyway, pretty cool stuff. All right,
311. 53:58let me stop sharing. Let's get Gareth up here, >> dude. What's happening? >> How are you? >> I'm doing good. So, I saw >> years
312. 54:11>> I've been I've been traveling, you know, but I've been uh I saw your video on one of the channels of of your Jarvis and
313. 54:20it's like it's it's like Jarvis. >> Yeah. >> It's everyone's been talking about Jarvis, but like then you look at what
314. 54:28they've built and it's like, well, it's No, it's a chatbot. >> It's not Jarvis. Looks like what you've
315. 54:34built is an actual Jarvis. So, I I would love to like just maybe just demo it and then then share whatever you're willing
316. 54:43to share about like how you got there, how long it took you to do kind of tool stack, all that sort of [ __ ] because I
317. 54:50know you've been at it for a while, right? >> Yep. Correct. So, yeah, I've been doing it for quite a while. Um,
318. 54:56>> well, off and on. So, I started in December and then >> kind of got it to a point where I was like, I can't get it to where I want it.
319. 55:05And then I've been doing a lot of Claude, which I built it originally in Claude, I think. Yeah. And then
320. 55:14now that um Codeex 5.5 is out, I was like, "All right, let's see if I can get it to the finish line through Codeex."
321. 55:21>> And because I was using I found out through work that some stuff I couldn't get I was having struggles with using
322. 55:28Claude, I went over to Codex and Codex fixed these issues. I was like, "Oh." >> Oh, really? I was like, I'm a diehard
323. 55:35Claude user. And so I'm like, okay, I hate I hate being wrong. Like I hate like I'll never go back to chat GPT. I'll never go back to
324. 55:44>> open. Honest to God. Um, and then I'm like, okay, no, Claude. Okay, this I mean Codeex is pretty good. So, um, I used it
325. 55:57to kind of get all the out of it and then kind of get going and it I mean it got it to where I am and I'm able to now
326. 56:05like continuously add features on. Anything I think of I can add to it. So, um, but yeah, I'll I'll share the demo. >> Cool.
327. 56:15>> Well, and so what this I'll just kind of give you a prefix. When I started up first thing first time of the day, it
328. 56:20does its intro kind of like when you see in um Avengers when Tony Stark collaps and says um Daddy's Home and it plays
329. 56:28the music and intro. That's what it does for the first time every day. It only does it once um and then it it it talks
330. 56:36to me normally after that. >> Wait, can can I ask one thing? >> Yeah. Um, did you like did you is the spec from the movie
331. 56:49based on what he did? Did you expand on it? Is there some sort of resource that says what Jarvis really is? Like how did
332. 56:56you how did you define what Jarvis was? >> In my brain, I basically said, I want all these features. So everything every
333. 57:03feature that I could think of, I I said, I want this. I want it to be able to talk. I want it to have a memory. I want
334. 57:10it to have a personality. I want it to do calendar events. I want it to bas be able to have full control over my
335. 57:16computer. I even I want it to do add calendar uh yeah calendars, to-dos, stuff like that. >> I wanted to record my meetings for work
336. 57:27and then transcribe them and give me like to-do add them to my to-do list. Um, and so like I wanted to be able to
337. 57:36create uh take a picture of me and create images from that picture. Um, anything I could think of, I was just
338. 57:43like I wanted to do that because that to me is like one of Jarvis's. I mean, it can do everything.
339. 57:47>> It's just you want to be able to ask it all the stuff and it should do that stuff >> and do stuff on my computer for me. So
340. 57:52like Yeah. Um, and so that's that was the goal like can I get it to control my computer? Can I get it to do stuff
341. 58:01things and do everything for me? >> Do you have any sort of home home automation stuff that it's tied into?
342. 58:06>> Not yet, but because I don't have any homeown automation, which crazy um but I could easily do it because um through uh
343. 58:14what's the app? Home >> there's a protocol. Oh, HomeKit. >> HomeKit. Yes. If I had anything hooked up to HomeKit, I could easily add it to
344. 58:22HomeKit. >> Oh, that's so cool. Okay, cool. All right, cool. So, so yeah, show us show us what you got and then I'd love to
345. 58:28hear how you got there. So cool. >> Share. Share screen. Yep. And then we're just going to go to the entire
346. 58:36>> and you can you can now share like whatever you share. Um you can now um share audio. So just make sure you flip on the share.
347. 58:46>> I'm making sure it's added. Um it should be fine. I shared it earlier or I shared it on the other day through and so it
348. 58:54was fine. So, let's hopefully this works. >> All right. >> Silverf Fox is already impressed. She hasn't even seen it yet, so it's good.
349. 59:05>> Um, am I Can you guys see the screen yet? >> No. Uh, >> we've got the screen up. Uh, but, uh, >> there it is.
350. 59:14>> Your audio. you have to unmute your screen audio uh in the in the um >> in the share >> you should be able there's a mute
351. 59:26there's a little sound button right over your screen uh in the lower preview window that you should be able to hit >> it's unmuted already
352. 59:37>> it it is muted I'm seeing it as muted >> oh I don't see I don't see it uh the little uh microphone phone,
353. 59:46but it should be loud enough that you can hear it. But >> all right, we'll we'll try it. >> Okay. Yeah, we'll try. We'll see see how
354. 59:53it goes. Um, okay. So, hey Jarvis. Of course, just a second. Hey, Jarvis.
355. 1:00:09It's Hold on. Technical. I can see it's there. Let's Oh, let's try this. There we go. Hey, Jarvis.
356. 1:00:23I wonder if it's >> re reload. Hold on. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I know. I wanted to play it to I can get it to work manually.
357. 1:00:35>> Is this a standalone application or a web app? >> Yeah, standalone app or it's like a It's a web or standalone application. web
358. 1:00:42application on my computer. Kind of like what you have at the thing. Hey Jarvis, of course. Okay, let's just do this.
359. 1:00:54>> This should have been the blooper reel for the Avengers, by the way. >> I know. Had him vibe coding the
360. 1:01:01>> one can only marvel at the chaos that must ensue. >> Hey, Jarvis, how are you? Oh, perfectly operational. Thank you.
361. 1:01:12Endlessly impressive as always. And you, Chief? >> Yeah, I'm good. Um, I'm going to put you to sleep. So, go to sleep.
362. 1:01:21>> Oh, you know why I didn't answer? I'm calling it the wrong thing. Hey, Jasper. Oh, >> good evening, sir. You look suspiciously
363. 1:01:38ready to be productive, so I prepared accordingly. Here are the AI headlines. >> Headlines: Pentagon AI deals, XAI Grock
364. 1:01:50updates, Meta layoffs tied to AI spending, Microsoft Agent 365, and Connecticut enacts pioneering AI legislation addressing chatbot. Between
365. 1:02:03defense deals and account security, AI is spending the day learning to lock the doors. Want me to dive deeper into any of those, sir?
366. 1:02:12>> No. Um, but I want you to know that you are being demonstrated and people around the world are looking are watching you
367. 1:02:18right now. So, can you say hi to everybody? >> Ah, a global audience. Splendid. Hello world. Do try to maintain your
368. 1:02:30composure. I understand it can be quite dazzling. Now, shall we proceed with something genuinely useful?
369. 1:02:38>> Yeah. Um, do you want to take a picture of me and turn it into a cartoon? >> A cartoon. Very whimsical. What?
370. 1:02:50>> Hey. Hey, Jasper. Wake up. I think it's Hey, Jasper. I was enjoying the momentary silence, chief, but proceed.
371. 1:03:08>> Hey, um, can you tell everybody what you can do for me? >> Certainly. I am your effortlessly competent assistant capable of managing
372. 1:03:19your calendar, tasks, and memories in this labyrinth of digital chaos. I can execute local actions, open applications, and run shortcuts,
373. 1:03:30assuming they're properly named, of course. Need to search the internet, record a meeting, or even analyze the
374. 1:03:37view through your camera. Consider it done, typically with a soup of effortless efficiency. >> Hey. Okay. So, I think I know what the
375. 1:03:45problem was. is you had two cameras going on at the same time and that's why you kind of shut down when I asked you
376. 1:03:52to take a picture of me. Um, can you try now? Could you take a picture of me and turn it into a cartoon?
377. 1:04:10>> There we go. A rather charming caricature if I do say so myself. >> Yeah. Thanks. Can you save that to my files?
378. 1:04:21>> Image saved to your downloads folder, sir. >> Thank you. >> My pleasure. Always delighted to preserve the ephemeral.
379. 1:04:31>> Yeah. And then add to my um to-do list tomorrow to to walk the dogs. >> Done. Task added for tomorrow. >> Awesome.
380. 1:04:45So yeah, this is Jasper and um I don't know what else. I mean I guess what else can we talk about? Well, I guess like I mean talk about
381. 1:04:58like I've vibe coded like a long session of vibe coding for me is like I'll go back to something you know after
382. 1:05:07like after a session two or three more times and I'll consider that like how long how long did this take you like how
383. 1:05:15how big is it? Did you do it in chunks? Did you do it as as just a giant thing where you just kept adding things like
384. 1:05:23just talk about your process? >> Yeah, so I mean I I did originally start with a uh a PRD like product requirement
385. 1:05:31document. Um and this was back in December and then just really using chat GPT. Um I think I used at the time to make um the PRD
386. 1:05:42and just making sure that was really ironed out. Um, and I have vibe coded this um, and the initial time, the first
387. 1:05:51time I did it works great, like I saw it, but I also did a lot of research of like which technology to use so that it was
388. 1:06:00responsive. So that was the big thing is I wanted to make sure that it would talk to me in real time and it would be quick
389. 1:06:07and I wouldn't have to be a lot of lag between the conversation. >> And so that was like the number one priority. I wanted to to be um feel
390. 1:06:16natural basically. >> Yeah. Is the voice running local or is it cloud-based? >> Cloud. But I'm using so what I'm using
391. 1:06:23and I and I've tried to recreate this thing multiple times and I forgot the key element and that was using live API.
392. 1:06:33So I'm using Google's live API and that is the the the main key of why it's so responsive. Um, and >> so their live API is the that's the
393. 1:06:43actual voice. >> Yeah, it's all everything's through their live a API and so that's able to keep it really responsive.
394. 1:06:50>> And how much is it? Is it a lot of money? >> Yes. >> Um, it's not cheap. I um I haven't looked at the bill, but I mean I don't
395. 1:07:02use it a ton. >> So um but this was just kind of like a proof of concept like it can be done. And now I'm starting to I didn't want to
396. 1:07:12break it before this, but I'm starting to um integrate other tools so I can bring the cost down. >> Um and so I've got that. I've got um GPT
397. 1:07:26uh image gen um hooked up to it. Um that's not image gen, but um I've got that hooked up to it for regular cartoon like images
398. 1:07:37>> wanted to make. And then I'm going to I tried some local models and some local voice models and it was just too slow
399. 1:07:44and it was just not responsive enough that it felt natural. Everything was just took too long to process. >> Yeah.
400. 1:07:51>> So that is the the big piece is just how long it takes to process um is the big is the key point. >> Yeah. Are you gonna is is the goal
401. 1:08:01ultimately to run it all locally with >> eventually? Yeah. If I can get a fast I mean if I can get a fast enough model
402. 1:08:09that is smart enough and can still do computer control absolutely. Yeah. It'll run I mean it'll I can run it locally.
403. 1:08:17>> Yeah. Yeah. Quen Quen 3.6 is is pretty tight. And then I think one called KI just came out that is claims to be even better than that.
404. 1:08:27>> Kimmy K. Yeah. Um, yeah, I haven't tried it, but I'm also not trying to put a like a large a massive model of my
405. 1:08:36computer because I don't want it to crash my computer. >> Yeah, >> I have a Mac Mini, but I also have a crap ton of
406. 1:08:44>> things on it and I'm I'm running out of memory and so >> um and so I don't I'm really trying to keep everything as low as possible.
407. 1:08:53>> So, this was like the And I did try it with Quen. Actually, I did try it with Gwen. >> It wasn't fast. Like the the output was
408. 1:09:02not fast enough. It would take too long to respond to me. >> Oh, I see. >> So, um so I dumped it back off. I was
409. 1:09:09like, "Okay, this isn't going to work. Get rid of it." >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And then what was the what's the what's the difference between just
410. 1:09:17experience-wise between Claude Code and Codeex? Is it functionally similar and just it Codeex gave you better results
411. 1:09:26or like what what was the difference between those? >> Codex was able to find the the tiny annoying bugs that Claude could couldn't
412. 1:09:35will end up not fixing and other things in the process of trying to fix it. So, um this multiple times and I even found
413. 1:09:44this at work. I struggled with an issue at work on this platform I'm building and I even asked I mean it took I was
414. 1:09:52really struggling so I was like all right I'll try Codex. Codex found these issues that it didn't know about. And
415. 1:09:58then I went back to Claude and I said, "Hey, are you sure there's not any issues with this section?" And it said
416. 1:10:04no. And I asked it four separate times. Said no. And then I asked Claude or Codeex, "Okay, what is the issue?" And
417. 1:10:13then I brought that over to Claude and said, "Okay, what about this?" Oh yeah, you're right. That would have caused an
418. 1:10:18issue into production. And I'm like, well, I asked you four times or beforehand why. I mean, why didn't you
419. 1:10:25find it? So, and I think there's just a loop um I find with codecs that it does it implements things but also like tests
420. 1:10:32them right afterwards >> and it and it kind of just keeps rolling and rolling until it actually knows it's
421. 1:10:39fixed. And so I had um a big uh switch of of some processes in my work application and I started it two days
422. 1:10:50ago and it pretty much rolled all day until it finally ironed out everything >> really. >> Um and it was just crazy to watch
423. 1:11:00because and I thought it was going to be easy fix but it rolled all day before it would fix it and I know that would have
424. 1:11:06never have happened. um with Claude um because I've used it so many times and it's um plus with the token usage of Claude. I'm only on the
425. 1:11:17$20 a month plan with Codex and it rolled for like two days straight almost trying to um fix this issue and I
426. 1:11:24finally got it fixed today this afternoon at like 3:30. >> Really? >> Yeah. And so and that was I started it
427. 1:11:31like three days ago, two and a half days ago. And so I just find Claude is good for Go ahead. >> Did you start from scratch or did you
428. 1:11:39take what Claude had built and gave that to Codeex, >> correct? Yeah. I gave what Claude built to me and then I just opened the file in
429. 1:11:46Codeex and I said, um, can you get this thing working? Find all the bugs and I >> to be clear, you you you grabbed the
430. 1:11:55folder full of code that Claude had written. You didn't give it the whole chat history of Claude. >> Yeah, correct. I just gave it the
431. 1:12:02folder. You just give it the folder of of files that Claude had created and said, "Figure this out."
432. 1:12:08>> Yep. Basically exactly what happened. And then and then I said, "Run it or figure this out and run it." And this is
433. 1:12:15a funny story. I didn't know that it had figured it out and run it. And it was behind like multiple tabs kind of like
434. 1:12:20you. I have a billion tabs and a screen up >> and it just started talking to me all of a sudden and I was like, "Whoa, whoa.
435. 1:12:29What's going on? Like where are you?" And he's like, "Well, I'm in your computer." And I'm like, "Well, yeah,
436. 1:12:35but where?" And I took forever and it was just running in the terminal. >> Wow. >> And so, um, it was kind of funny that,
437. 1:12:44um, and I was like freaked out for a bit because I was like, "Okay, why is my computer talking to me? Where is it
438. 1:12:50happening?" And then I finally saw the terminal window like scrolling by itself on just like the side of it. >> Yeah.
439. 1:12:57>> And I was like, "Wait, there you are." And so then I I shut it down because it was creeping me out. Um and I didn't
440. 1:13:04know it was running. So um I think yeah that was the big big I was like eye openener. I was like holy cow it fixed
441. 1:13:11everything. And then from there I've got a strong base of a application. I can just say hey add this feature and it
442. 1:13:19will then go and add those features. Hey go and do this and it will go add that. And so now I'm just able to It's like
443. 1:13:26Legos, just able to pile things on top and it just keeps going. >> And it's not screwing them, it's not screwing the other things up.
444. 1:13:34>> No. And I'm not really being really too specific or um I'm not being really technical in what I want. Like when I tell it to do things,
445. 1:13:48um I kind of tell it, hey, I want it to do this. I don't want it to do that. um and make sure it works and don't break
446. 1:13:56it and then and let it go and then it we'll add it. So >> I feel like I feel like there's a Oh, there's a question from Silverf Fox
447. 1:14:04which is did you add the personality or is it a Google personality? >> I add personality. So, I had the voice
448. 1:14:11>> the voice like I wanted to have like that accent >> and I haded for it to be sarcastic um have like a a dry sense of humor and
449. 1:14:23um kind of just poke fun at things but still be positive the whole time. >> Yeah. >> And have a lot of confidence. Um so
450. 1:14:30that's what created it. That's what came up how its personality began. And so it it's I think I love its personality.
451. 1:14:37It's great. I'm I actually had my mom talk to Claude, my mom on the phone um talk to Claude today and yesterday and
452. 1:14:45um it was hilarious like the conversation. >> You mean to Jasper? She talked to Jasper. >> Jasper, sorry. Yeah, Jasper. See? >> Yeah.
453. 1:14:52>> So, Jasper and my mom had a conversation today for like like 10 minutes and um it's been fun to watch and and see what it can do. Um
454. 1:15:04>> that's cool. And that voice is one of the Google live voices. >> Yeah, correct. >> So their Google their their live is in
455. 1:15:12aentic voice interaction thing, right? So it's got an LLM sitting behind it. Gemini sitting behind it.
456. 1:15:19>> Yeah. And so and I can switch the voice. I just liked this voice. >> Yeah. It's it's a good voice.
457. 1:15:25>> Yeah. And there it's not the original voice because I originally built it with Claude, I had um 11 Labs voice um that I custom built
458. 1:15:36>> uh to it and it was decently fast. It just wasn't fast enough that it felt natural. >> And so um and so I was like, "Okay, I
459. 1:15:47was good." But then I was like, "This one is good." The only thing is the longer this session goes on, the the voice starts to deteriorate.
460. 1:15:57>> Deteriorate, but like in a bad way. It's just not the same voice. >> Yeah. >> That it started out with. It kind of sounds a little
461. 1:16:04>> like an actor that can't an actor that can't hold their accent. >> Yeah. Or or it loses its t like he loses
462. 1:16:12his u he's like an actor that loses his voice. Like he's like and he's just like not crackly. You can still understand
463. 1:16:19him, but you can tell he he's starting to degrade. >> Huh. >> Fascinating. That's so cool. >> Well, congrats. I don't want to keep you
464. 1:16:30keep you any longer. Th this is this is awesome. Thanks. Thanks for demoing it. And um I mean one idea I have for you um
465. 1:16:37I at one of the things I saw at the social media conference was um this guy I forget his name but anyway he was
466. 1:16:46talking about like short 60-second um episodic channels where like one is the guy I don't know if you saw there's
467. 1:16:57a guy in Oregon that quit his job drained his 401k bought a sailboat and sailed to Hawaii. Yeah, I felt like
468. 1:17:04>> like those things where you're you're doing things over time. I think a series of you talking to Jasper
469. 1:17:11>> and and ju and just saying, "Okay, you know, today with Jasper, we're going to do this and and just do a tight
470. 1:17:1860-second thing and just put a bunch of things out because it establishes you as you built this thing." And you could
471. 1:17:26even say, "Hey, I just added this feature to Jasper. Let's see if it works." And like even if it doesn't work, it it would be an interesting
472. 1:17:32thing to see. Let's see how far I can push Jasper. And then it's it's kind of this ongoing thing. It might be something to play with because
473. 1:17:40>> I would love Yeah, that's a good idea. I'm just never in I'm not in that world, so I wouldn't even know how to plan any
474. 1:17:45of that. But I mean, there's always guy to help me with that, but um it's Yeah, that's that's fascinating. And I've
475. 1:17:51started posting some some YouTube videos um on it of what it like its intro and um just little things of doing. But I
476. 1:18:00think I like that journey that um that you that's a good idea. >> Yeah. And he showed some of the numbers
477. 1:18:08like he he it took him like he did like four or five false starts where he didn't quite get it and then and then he
478. 1:18:15did this thing where he was basically just opening Pokemon um packs. He'd like go into stores and um and then he he he
479. 1:18:23created this stupid little jingle like um I forget what the the words are is you know should I open it or should I keep it sealed? Yeah.
480. 1:18:34And when he added that song, like his views went up. So he it's like this campy sort of thing. And like but once
481. 1:18:39he cracked it, you know, he's got just a ridiculous amount of views now. And he's making a ridiculous amount of money. And
482. 1:18:46it just feels like like, you know, it could help you with employment, but it could also just be a fun, entertaining
483. 1:18:52thing that has its own revenue stream at some point. So >> yeah, totally. I mean I there's lots of things like he just I mean I I mean I
484. 1:19:00was talking to um Beth from the Daily Eye Show and talking about like having a live a live host in the Daily Show and
485. 1:19:11um she's like they would have to know how to do that. And then I've added a future a feature um a call assistant um
486. 1:19:19that actually transcribes and suggests words or things to say uh during during the call. >> Yeah. >> And based on what's going on and you
487. 1:19:29could instantly just transcribe that and then put a voice to it and and have it reply during that. >> Um you can just push a button and by
488. 1:19:38pushing suggest and it and have it reply to whatever's going on the conversation. So it wouldn't be difficult at all. Um
489. 1:19:45but that's yeah that's maybe I'll start maybe I'll start doing that. That's a great idea. >> Yeah. Um Vicki Vicky of course being be
490. 1:19:52my second brain. Thank you Vicki. Um Pat Flynn is the name of the guy. Um so look him up and then I'll see I'll see if I
491. 1:19:59can get a recording of his session. His session was really good. It was the it was the closing keynote of the whole
492. 1:20:05social media um thing and it it was it was really really good. >> That's cool. Yeah. I would love to see it.
493. 1:20:11>> Yeah. Yeah. It was it was really powerful cuz he talked about that one. There was another dude that like kicked
494. 1:20:16a rock until it became perfectly round and it was like 60 seconds of a guy kicking a rock. It was just his feet in
495. 1:20:22this rock. Um and like that one blew up and then the dude with the sailboat and and and he was just talking about this
496. 1:20:29idea of of short form episodic stuff like you know doing this compelling thing. I just feel like there's
497. 1:20:36something with Jasper there where it's like you've built him and part of it could be just I I don't know just every day you
498. 1:20:43come up with some crazy idea of something you're going to try to get him to do and then it either fails or it
499. 1:20:47doesn't. You could have a thing like failed, you know, or like >> Yeah, that's good. That's really good.
500. 1:20:58>> I mean, that's so good. Um, it's just so crazy what what works on social media and >> I know >> and some things work and some things and
501. 1:21:06it's just especially right now with everything that's going on like social media is a weird weird world just
502. 1:21:13because you don't people who have been streaming for years. They've done so well and then all of a sudden something
503. 1:21:20changes and it's like where'd all my audience go? >> Yeah. >> And I've got friends like that and so I was just like
504. 1:21:26>> tell me about it that that happened to this channel. Yeah, >> it's just interesting. But I mean they
505. 1:21:33they they said it's just es and flows like >> Yep. >> Go up and down. >> Yep. Exactly. Anyway. All right. Well,
506. 1:21:40thanks, dude. Thanks for thanks for showing us. That's really cool. >> Yeah. Thanks for having me. >> All right. Cool.
507. 1:21:45>> All righty, sir. Later, Gator. All right. Cool. We'll do we'll do one more thing. We've we've got we've been
508. 1:21:52talking about a lot of stuff in here. Um Yeah. Thank you for the Thank you for the demo. Um, okay. So, I'm gonna show
509. 1:21:59you something here. Let me share my screen again. Um, there's a fun.
510. 1:22:15Okay. Can you see when I do this? Yes. Okay. Hide that. So, I'm going to take this image. So, it's the new cycle of AI
511. 1:22:25writing this. Actually, I have a newer one than that, which I'm excited about. Um, and I'm going to open this up into
512. 1:22:32chat GPT. And then I'm going to paste in this prompt. So, this prompt came from um Choi Arachus AI. Um, and it is Oh, maybe it didn't come
513. 1:22:50from him, but anyway, that's the that's the prompt I had. Did someone else do this? I don't know. This This is a prompt. Redraw the
514. 1:23:01attached image in the most clumsy, scribbly, utterly pathetic way possible. Use a white background and make it look
515. 1:23:09like it was drawn in Microsoft Paint with a mouse. It should be vaguely similar but also not really kind of
516. 1:23:16matching but also off in a confusing awkward way with lowquality pixel by pixel feel that really emphasizes how
517. 1:23:25ridiculously bad it is. Actually, you know what? Whatever. Whatever. Just draw it however you want. Um, it helps when you call it the right
518. 1:23:37name. I love that he was he was calling his assistant the wrong name and it wasn't working. All right. So, let's
519. 1:23:42let's see. This is now the new image gen tool within chat GPT. And then I think we'll do some experiments in here. Like
520. 1:23:51one of the things I want to like I haven't played a ton with this. It's really good at infographics, but I don't
521. 1:23:56know if it's good at things like um taking a picture of you and and making versions of you that actually look like
522. 1:24:03you. So, we can play with that. We can do photorealistic stuff. We can do a bunch of different uh kinds. Let's see.
523. 1:24:25Danielle, I made a self-portrait with their prompt. It's so awfully good, good and bad. Oh, look at that. That's flipping awesome.
524. 1:24:45Oh, actually, you know what this is, guys? You know what this is? So, so you take a you take an image that you create
525. 1:24:53with with an image gen model and then you use this prompt to to do this and then you can send it to the copyright
526. 1:25:01office and say, "See, I handdrew the picture and then that turned into that other thing. That's pretty awesome. Um, okay. Let's
527. 1:25:12do a new chat. Let me go find a picture of me. We'll do one of these. Turn me into a something. Let's go, Kyle.
528. 1:25:26Why is it not finding anything? I know a picture of me with my name on it. Yeah. Huh. The new Mac operating system, the
529. 1:25:42indexing is all [ __ ] up. What is up?
530. 1:26:14Yeah, now my indexing is screwed up on this machine. God damn it. Um, I wonder if I can force quit the finder
531. 1:26:22without blowing everything up. Let's try it. If I go away right now, I'm force force quitting the finder. So, uh, I might go away.
532. 1:26:47What's really funny is the anti don't realize that AI can just as easily do really bad art. That's pretty funny. Um, okay. Let's go. Kyle
533. 1:26:57name contains Kyle. No, I'm going to have to restart my machine to find that [ __ ] Okay, let's see.
534. 1:27:29All right. Actually, this is a good one. We're going to take this picture. I know this is special edition live
535. 1:27:37going forward. Is this the format the new live should take? Um, starting Monday, it's what we're going to do is
536. 1:27:49we're going to do an earlier time and I'm going to start I'm going to do a 15minute pre-show on all the external channels counting down
537. 1:27:58to the live show which will just be happening inside Mighty Networks. And we're going to try that for a couple of weeks and see how it goes.
538. 1:28:07Um, all right. So, let me open this up. And then I'm going to say, um, I want this guy in a
539. 1:28:25tailored suit walking into a modern glass office building. The photo should look like a magazine photographer
540. 1:28:46took it but still be authentic. We'll just try that. Okay.
541. 1:29:14By the way, for all of you for all of you irregulars, just if you weren't here earlier, the what we're looking to do, so
542. 1:29:22starting Monday, we're trying to get more activity back into the salon, right? We've had all this we've had all
543. 1:29:27this sort of separation of of communities because I've been streaming on a bunch of different channels. So,
544. 1:29:33we're trying to get it back in there. Um, we're going to take the month of May and experiment. We've got a good idea of
545. 1:29:41what we want to do. We want to see if it works. We we there's no way to know if it's going to work until we actually do
546. 1:29:47it because everything in theory is a big giant pain in the ass and change sucks. Um, does that look like that guy? I
547. 1:29:56think it looks really like that guy. It really does. Yeah, it looks really like him. Okay,
548. 1:30:12that's cool. So, let's see. Um, now have him in a yellow slicker on a fishing boat
549. 1:30:30during heavy weather. His face should be strained and his beard
550. 1:30:44a little too long. What's weather? That's That's me spelling. This is Sparta.
551. 1:31:05Steo congratulating Gareth. That's pretty cool. Gorton's fisherman. Yeah, exactly. Um, yeah, Gareth, that was really
552. 1:31:18impressive. That's super cool. And it's actually I mean that thing I did today the the the thing I did with the the data that LDG
553. 1:31:28provided to me like that was pretty impressive that it it got it as right as it did as quickly as it did. And then I also asked it I
554. 1:31:39wanted to do semantic searching which means I needed to take LDG's document and embed it. And so we did that.
555. 1:31:49Oh, that's pretty cool. Did it Did it make his beard a little longer? No, the beard looks the same. The expression,
556. 1:31:59let's say, um, make his face really straining and the weather much worse. He should have a long white beard
557. 1:32:18like he's been at sea too long. Kyle, a regulars image tab in Mighty Networks Live one. I just did cute
558. 1:32:33family pick. All right, cool. So, while that's doing that, let's go look to irregulars. share irregular things.
559. 1:32:45This is a Jasper self-portrait. That's pretty cool. Ah, look at Danielle. It's awesome. Danielle, did you do that
560. 1:32:57yourself? That is a total Microsoft Paint. It's so good. It's so good. All right, let me close this. Um, share irregular things.
561. 1:33:11There's Steo. Oh, cute. Community Darec Care Center. That's good. That's really good.
562. 1:33:26Lori Blair, when I was little with my s siblings with prompt Kyle's using now about the messy drawing. That's so amazing.
563. 1:33:37It really, you know, like It's kind of nuts that we live in this time where you can just say [ __ ] and it happens.
564. 1:33:52It's bonkers. All right. So, that's work. That worked. Yeah.
565. 1:34:08Well, let's try to get him in a in a different All of these are they they look almost like photoshopped layers on
566. 1:34:14top of So, let's say um turn turn his head to 45 degrees from the camera,
567. 1:34:30looking out at C, terrified at what he sees, but we can't. Let's see if it'll do this.
568. 1:34:54Oh, that's good.
569. 1:35:12While it's doing that, um, next Tuesday is AI Salon Presents. So, Ann Murphy and I wrapped up season two of the AI
570. 1:35:20readiness project podcast. She's going to go do some another project right now. So, we're going to take a break from
571. 1:35:26that. Um, oh, that actually worked pretty good. Um, this is looking quite good. Although, it does look like it added a pattern.
572. 1:35:38Yeah. Uh, did it? I don't know. Looks like it's adding a little bit of a a geometric pattern to stuff. Um,
573. 1:35:48anyway, um, next Tuesday at AI Salon Presents, we're going to have a bunch of speakers that have spoken at the at the
574. 1:35:55AI at AI readiness project podcast. come on and talk about what they've been up to and what they're up to now and what
575. 1:36:02they should be thinking about. What prompt are we using? So, what I did, Steo, was I just I wanted to see how
576. 1:36:08good it was at taking an an existing image and making variations of it and keeping it look like the same character
577. 1:36:16character consistency. So, that's one of the things I'm trying now. So, let me say um turn this into a Renaissance um painting with a gold
578. 1:36:32gilded frame in a museum. Um, with sea serpents in the background
579. 1:36:48and a tentacle coming for his face.
580. 1:37:13Brandon's car buying journey. That's gonna have to be Monday. But I like that. I I like the sounds of that.
581. 1:37:31Uh uh. By the way, Grock now has an agent.
582. 1:37:45Grock. Imagine. I asked it to do a six panel story board of 70s hippies and a and a 70s Challenger. So, their hippie
583. 1:37:58bus broke down. Purple Challenger pulls up. They love it. They climb into it. They hit the road and they end up singing away.
584. 1:38:16Pretty cool. Um, and I think I can turn this into I'm going to say turn this into video clips. and then stitch
585. 1:38:33into a commercial. All right, so that's off doing that. Let's see. Ah, here we go. Yeah, this is definitely adding.
586. 1:38:48Why is that not working?
587. 1:39:04It's adding weird geometric shapes to the image. Still pretty cool.
588. 1:39:21Okay, couple of quick things. If you're playing with Lovable, Lovable has a new app, which is apparently it's
589. 1:39:30fine. It's just basically like Lovable, but it's an app. But you can also now do Lovable via Telegram. So, just like you
590. 1:39:37would do with OpenClaw. And then Brandon is doing a four-week sprint, a mastermind on on lovable, right, Brandon?
591. 1:39:51Hold. Yes. Okay. So, he's doing a four-week sprint on lovable. So, if you have been thinking about vibe coding and
592. 1:39:59you haven't done it yet, join the mastermind if you're not a part of it. If you are a part of it, sign up for
593. 1:40:04Brandon's four-week sprint. So, four weeks on how to use um how to use Lovable to do um cool and powerful
594. 1:40:14application development. I still can't rep wrap my head around all that it can do. All that all all that AI can do. I
595. 1:40:22know. I know. I'm the I'm the same way. And it's like we're we're barely even the tools are still not great. I just
596. 1:40:31when these things get really good, this is going to be crazy. I wonder what happens if Elon wins his lawsuit. Yeah, that's an interesting
597. 1:40:44one. All right, kids. Let's see. Let's turn him into Let's Let's go.
598. 1:41:00Um, we'll do one more. I'm going to close that. I'm going to say Now turn this into a pointalist
599. 1:41:17painting where the guy is in a red suit with A
600. 1:41:34light blue shirt walking through the park.
601. 1:42:08Someone outside is very angry. I decided on a 4.5 portrait aspect
602. 1:42:24ratio. Cool.
603. 1:42:42I wonder if this will make images faster if I if I turn off thinking. I bet I bet it will. Oh, that's interesting. That's
604. 1:42:50actually really good. Huh. All right, that's good. So, let me
605. 1:43:06turn off thinking. We'll do instant. We'll do one more. We'll do um his beard. Let's see. Let's make him Let's make him
606. 1:43:20clean shaven with a large.
607. 1:43:35Let's see. We'll do one more. Let's Let's make him clean shaven with um black cowboy boots
608. 1:43:52and a formal western hat. Let's see see if this goes quicker because it's not thinking.
609. 1:44:28setting the scene. It's a little bit faster.
610. 1:45:02Okay. It pretty much looks like the same character, huh? All right, there you go. There you go, good people. It works.
611. 1:45:19Image Gen 2.0 is pretty good. So, mathematical. Kyle, you need to see Drs. Jay's self-portrait in the chat. Okay, cool. Let me go look.
612. 1:45:41There's digital gods. Where's Dr. Jay's portrait? Oh,
613. 1:45:56no. Where is it? Is it in share regular things? >> No, it's in chat. You might have to refresh. Uh >> oh. Refresh chat.
614. 1:46:12>> No, >> that's so good. That's really good.
615. 1:46:28Oh my god. All right, cool. Um, let me stop sharing here. All right, kids. Well, happy 14th anniversary to Story Vine. Uh, my
616. 1:46:45co-founder Mon'nique. She and I are still at it. Still banging away at that one. And uh happy third anniversary to this crew, to the
617. 1:46:56irregulars. And starting Monday, we start the grand experiment to see if we can concentrate some of the
618. 1:47:03energy here and get some some new voices in and some new activity. And uh we'll see how it goes. If it
619. 1:47:13doesn't go good, then we will do other [ __ ] because we're adaptable. We're curious. All right. Beautiful. Thank you
620. 1:47:22all as always. Thank you mods. Thank you for your patience. I know it's janky and weird and nothing feels right, but
621. 1:47:30that's that's how this goes. Um, have a great weekend and then don't forget next Tuesday is the presents meeting. So come
622. 1:47:39to that and then Monday we will we will be trying the new stuff. on Monday, the AI learning lab, we're going to start at
623. 1:47:4930 minutes earlier and then I'm going to go live at 7:15 Mountain time. So instead of going live at 8, we're going live at
624. 1:47:577:30 and 15 minutes before that I'm going to be doing basically a countdown to the live. So I'll be out on
625. 1:48:07LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube or Tik Tok. Probably all of them, I don't know. I think all of them telling people to
626. 1:48:17come into the salon. Um, and then at 7:30 the show will start. All right. So, we're trying to make it a little more
627. 1:48:24convenient for the people on the East Coast. Uh, but still have it be realistic for me to do it with my life.
628. 1:48:31All right. So, beautiful. Thank you very much. Happy Friday. Whoever sent that, I didn't see that. Who was that was Lord
629. 1:48:37Digital Gods? Thank you very much, sir. No longer on Tik Tok, only on mighty networks. We haven't decided that yet.
630. 1:48:44We might we might keep Tik Tok. I'm not sure. Source camp. Again, the whole point is we've like all of the energy
631. 1:48:52has been outside of the outside of the community and I want to I want to get things buzzing again. Um and so the only
632. 1:49:01way I know to do that is to kind of concentrate it. And so let's let's experiment. So we'll see how it goes. If
633. 1:49:07it's just unworkable, then we'll we'll modify it. But I want to at least give it a shot. All right. So, with that, I'm out of
634. 1:49:14here. Have a fantastic weekend, everybody.