May 24, 2024 Unlocking AI's Future: Play, Create, and Lead in the Digital Age! Link ( 2 of 2)

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1. 0:07oh champy champy champy champy what's happening tonight um I just restarted in case it was my
2. 0:27instance two block Tom is by Captain mut got freedom welcome people welcome welcome welcome I thought steo was a
3. 0:44mod I don't know I don't know I do not new new new new [Music]
4. 1:04now I have comments are off message I message sto2 what happened what did you do [Music] Kyle I tried to uh I tried to restart
5. 1:20well no I successfully restarted but I restarted because enough people were having problems that uh working now okay enough people were
6. 1:30having problems that I thought it might have been my instance so I closed this force quit Tik talk and came back [Music]
7. 1:57in we lost people well we're up to 50 people we were at 48 when I shut it down so we gained people it wasn't all about me Kyle right
8. 2:10well no it's mostly about you Amelio's wife everyone else here is just you know extras [Music]
9. 2:42that's the prettiest little set of [Applause] [Music]
10. 2:58chords how didn't m call you in a sorrow didn't mean it call you in a pain we are extras and Irregulars you
11. 3:09really are um I gave the Irregulars credit on the Sam and and Samantha song that's we could have called it Sam and Samantha
12. 3:22too um okay so before we were looking at uh the new chat GPT so if you didn't know it you can connect Google Drive and
13. 3:31Microsoft One drive and access any of your files and put them directly into chat GPT from those which is kind of
14. 3:39cool I'm pretty sure you can also write to them so and then the other thing that happens is so you know when it makes tables and
15. 3:50sometimes if you have a lot of columns it'll sort of Squish it into a table well now the tables scroll the tables
16. 3:57are interactive so you can scroll horizontally in a table and you can obviously scroll up and down in the table um which is kind of
17. 4:08cool what do what champ what what what you want cheese what's going on you want to go out
18. 4:37okay so you can do that then the other thing you can do is when you can ask it if you didn't know this if you this is
19. 4:43if you've got access to chat GPT for or chat GPT plus cuz right now all these features are still for paid members only
20. 4:51I think um they're going to be available for everyone but they're just not there yet but you can ask it to um you know
21. 5:00take the data from a t table and visualize it and what's cool is in the upper right hand corner now for certain types of charts like simple
22. 5:12bar charts and pie charts there's this new button that says interactive and you can change the colors of the
23. 5:23data so let's make this completely unreadable [Laughter] that just hurts your eyes um so that's kind of
24. 5:36cool and then it's they've also got um you know like rollover data and you can also if if you get it to where you like the colors and you're
25. 5:48happy with it you can click this button and it says switch to a static chart oh they're actually it's actually
26. 5:56a different format that's interesting oh I see what they're doing so this chart is written in Python using one of
27. 6:05those libraries and then the interactive chart is actually part of the chat GPT application I see what they're doing there that's kind of
28. 6:16interesting H fascinating it's fascinating Bob patch Hearts um uh let's see make me a pie chart period I like pies
29. 6:34period pies is tasty let's see what it does says analyzing I think it's going to make us a pie chart wonder if it's going to be about
30. 6:50Pi this code will generate it now I'm going to say sometimes it does that weird [ __ ] where it just it shows you shows you the code
31. 7:01um no make it so I can see it in the browser weirdo yes I just called my chat gbt a [Laughter]
32. 7:17weirdo oh my God visualize it as a pie chart please
33. 7:33love the pies Graphics were one of my degrees say visualize the pie chart I did okay we're going to start this
34. 7:43over please make me a large spreadsheet of synthetic data for sales data for a aspirin company
35. 8:23um let me the see the table here in the browser
36. 8:41[Music] oops what's it doing what's it doing why is it taking so long people oh there we go
37. 9:04transaction ID customer ID yeah so here's our here's our new scrolly scrollable tables this is really slick so the you know the uh the width
38. 9:20of the columns can be whatever they need to be and then I'm going to say um visualize this data in a pie chart
39. 9:32Kyle what was the first request to get all of those headings oh I just said I said
40. 9:49oops oh come on select ah okay I said create a
41. 10:05comprehensive no I said please make a large spreadsheet of synthetic data for sales data for an aspirin company so I
42. 10:15it I used to go to kaggle and get real spreadsheets and things like that but I realized I could just tell chat GPT to
43. 10:22make me a pile of data and so I just said make a pile of data and then it did all that which is pretty slick like you know 18
44. 10:33columns that's that's not a bad you know and then it wrote all the code and then it generated all the data and then it stuck it all in a
45. 10:41spreadsheet and now did it make us a pretty pretty pie chart oh yes fantastic Bob tell him what he's won let's see we're going to go in here
46. 10:54we're going to make this uh 144 54 which is Story vine blue I did it the wrong one orange and then for this one we'll
47. 11:10go 144154 which is Story vine blue and then look at that now I got a storyvine story Vine colored pie chart that's sexy it's sexy I like
48. 11:26it but they're nice I mean they look nice right and then if I flip over to the python version they look like [ __ ] so oh
49. 11:35and they look they even have animations z z let's say modify the synthetic data so that there are six
50. 11:50different data points we can plot on that pie chart Bronco colors Kyle what is kaggle kaggle Is So within chat GPT now there's this
51. 12:07thing called um Advanced Data analysis or code interpreter it's been in there for a while not a lot of people know about it
52. 12:15or use it to my knowledge and you can upload any I I really want to sue Apple for the uh their implementation of the the
53. 12:27microphone to text thing it they they just defaulted to staying on even after you finish talking um so what kaggle is
54. 12:38is you can go there and get data people upload data sets so there might be New York City Taxi data or there might be
55. 12:44weather data or there might be you know all that sort of stuff wonder if data sheets can be made accurate for knowledge base for a random
56. 12:53GPT I don't quite know what that means Silver Fox what do you mean a random GPT [Music] kaggle it's a muscle in your pelvis
57. 13:07region that's my joke Joker don't forget to do your kaggle [Laughter]
58. 13:22exercises oh like when you make for yourself for whatever reason yeah I mean you can upload any data set you can
59. 13:29upload as a knowledge base for a I quoted you as a as a knowledge base for for a chat for custom GPT yeah you can absolutely do
60. 13:41that oh you know what I'll do I want to talk about a cool thing that happened today um so by the way welcome if you're
61. 13:48new here um my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab and um let me show you did the dog get returned
62. 14:01no I heard a door thought the dog might have been returned okay if you're new and if you're new to Ai and if you're trying to figure this
63. 14:11AI stu stuff out or oh yeah I do have a doggy um or if you are starting to figure this AI stuff out but no one else
64. 14:19in your life is into it and they're like shut up about that AI stuff Bob and especially if your name's not
65. 14:27Bob that's got to be very disturbing but even if your name is Bob and you're into this AI stuff but you don't have
66. 14:35friends that that respect your passions join this this is the AI salon so go to the salon. and that's going to take you to a
67. 14:49link tree and the first link there says AI Salon community and jump over to the AI Salon Community guy how do you think
68. 14:57llms are changing the service desk am I out of a job um I would strongly strongly I would strongly
69. 15:12encourage you to get AI literate and be one of the few people in the service area that is AI literate and
70. 15:21is aware of what these tools can do and what's coming because yes I think that I think that customer service is one of those areas
71. 15:32or service desk is one of those areas um that is going to be impacted most quickly I I don't think it's coming tomorrow but this
72. 15:43year open Ai and probably others are going to be releasing technologies that um that allow you to combine things like
73. 15:53you know FAQ documents and you know service documents with realtime um voice and speech um that's that's it's it won't be
74. 16:04indistinguishable from humans but it will be good enough that I think a lot of you know service areas are going to
75. 16:10be um they're going to at least experiment with with um upgrading the customer experience is how they'll position
76. 16:20it and so if I were if I were in your position I would be boldly and loudly AI literate even if you can't use AI
77. 16:29officially in your company be talk talking about hey I just joined the AI salon and and uh this weekend I made a
78. 16:35kids book for my kids and I'm making all these cool pictures and I wrote a song and you know now I'm making some
79. 16:41automations oh wait hey what are you doing with automations well yeah I just we're not allowed to use it here at work
80. 16:46but I I made this cool thing that automated my emailing you should come talk to management you know [ __ ] like that's
81. 16:53going to start happening uh asking out of ignorance how do we get literate books um just trying the thing watching
82. 17:00you so yes yes to watching me and here's the thing that I can promise you I'm not an expert um I'm just really passionate about this
83. 17:14stuff and I'm really passionate about demystifying this for other people um so the first thing I would do if I were you
84. 17:21is I would join the AI salon and it doesn't cost anything so you know for for the cynical Pricks in the audience that are
85. 17:29like oh he's just trying to get us to sign up for a stupid Community let's get out of here Bob I don't know Bob is pissed off a
86. 17:37bunch of people but you know anyway um this group we started this group Leah faston and I started this group the week
87. 17:45after chat GPT came out so it's about a year and a half old it's got 1500 people in it they're all AI enthusiasts so join
88. 17:52this and there's a couple of things you should do here I mean read about who we are what we're up to um read about our
89. 17:58Val values they're they're really important this is this is who you'll find here um the next thing I would do
90. 18:05here if I were you is in the community section after you join introduce yourself use your real name I would
91. 18:12upload a picture if I if I were you if you feel you know if you obviously if you don't feel safe doing that I
92. 18:18understand that that's fine some people like that but this is very much a community to get um get to know other
93. 18:25people and to connect with other people so the first thing I would do if you is introduce yourself here and let people
94. 18:32know here's what I'm up to I'm just getting started this is not a group that will judge you you don't have to be
95. 18:38technical to be in this group this group actually started it was called the AI artist salon and we changed we we
96. 18:45realized that people were going to be coming from all walks of life so we didn't want it to seem like oh you got
97. 18:50to be an artist to be in there but with AI right now a lot of people think that you've got to be a mathematician to use
98. 18:56Ai and you don't it's really quite remarkable and so this is a group of people really exploring generative AI
99. 19:03this new stuff where you don't have to be a mathematician to use it like chat GPT and the image generation tools and
100. 19:10the music generation tools so do that and then the next thing after introducing yourselves right two two little things down from introduce
101. 19:19yourself is the play first and AI tools tab this is a page that I maintain and here's your recipe for how to get AI
102. 19:30literate um I wrote it down right here it's it's three steps and the three steps are play first then it's mindfully
103. 19:41create and then it's generously lead so what do those mean play first literally means play with everything you
104. 19:53can and if you scroll down this list there's a big long ass list of stuff to play with Right image generation tools music
105. 20:04generation tools things like that okay now let me dig into these so so one of the things that Leah and I have spent
106. 20:13the past month or so we've been talking with Vicky and with um Bradley some of the other organizers in the salon and
107. 20:22Leah and I spent the better part of last month meeting and talking about what is the salon and what do we want it
108. 20:31to be um and you know a number of people gave us their their experience from being in the salon and what we landed with was was these three
109. 20:43phases that everyone goes through at least once and if you've been doing this AI stuff for a while what we're
110. 20:51realizing is that you go through this cycle numerous times like probably every other month or so you're kind of back
111. 20:59going through the cycle again so play first means just play Just it it doesn't matter what it is just play with it make
112. 21:06stupid [ __ ] make crazy images make dumb songs um don't feel like you have to learn AI because it can get really really
113. 21:18overwhelming just let your intuition be your guide just play play play and in playing you'll learn enough stuff that
114. 21:27you can then kind of move into this days that we're calling mindfully creating like solving problems like okay I know a
115. 21:34little bit about chat GPT now I know how to make some images with DOI or mid Journey or whatever it might be and I
116. 21:40have a friend who's starting a business so let me reach out to them and see if I can help them come up with some
117. 21:45marketing ideas hey Bob uh I'm kind of learning AI could I help you with some marketing ideas yeah sure do whatever
118. 21:53you want kid and then just make [ __ ] right mindfully create um solve problems start with problems so rather than
119. 22:01saying what can I do with AI or you know what am I supposed to do with AI go find some problems to solve could be a family
120. 22:10thing you want to do like you want to create a meal plan for the next two weeks or you want to create an exercise
121. 22:15regiment for yourself or or you want to plan your garden for the summer come up with some Challenge and then try to use
122. 22:23AI to solve that and then the third phase is generously lead and this one's really important and this is what the salon is all about and and
123. 22:33so what we're going to be doing over the next couple of months is rearching the experience of the AI salon so that
124. 22:40people can easily sort of follow this journey and generously leading is like now that you've learned a little
125. 22:48something and you've done a project reach out to someone teach them um you know uh start a start a a guild within
126. 22:56here or or just start a you know start a a group or or get two or three people together and do a project or or at work
127. 23:04start the AI committee or join the AI committee teach a class you like but K I don't really know anything if you're in
128. 23:14here you know more than most people like if you've never done AI in your life and you showed up here tonight and you've
129. 23:21been here for more than three what is the 6 seconds on Tik Tok you're farther ahead than people right now and and that cycle of just play
130. 23:35throw mud at the wall figure stuff out and then go okay I kind of got that now let me try something let me try to build
131. 23:41something and then like hey let me show you what I built generously lead also looks like learning out
132. 23:48loud like go on to LinkedIn and say hey I I'm teaching myself Ai and I tried this thing and I put in this prompt and
133. 23:56it gave me this answer and that answer really sucked man and I thought AI was cool or I tried AI I put in this prompt
134. 24:05this thing came out oh my God this stuff's like [ __ ] magic have you guys tried this that kind of leadership what it's
135. 24:14going to do is it's going to help you anchor what you're learning it's also going to create visibility for you as someone that knows
136. 24:24what's going on with this stuff and then by doing it in the cont text of something like the AI Salon You're
137. 24:31Building trusted relationships and if you're good like if you do good work and if you're proactive and if you're
138. 24:39generous and you reach out to people and if you're not a dick people will start to go oh okay I think I could work with Bob Bob's not
139. 24:50bad and the next time they have a project comes up hey Bob you want to you want to talk about a project that's how this is going to work
140. 25:00so Amelio's wife still buffering for her it's so sad um so he's not a cool framework I love I love this framework I'm really
141. 25:08excited about it in fact I wrote a new mission statement that I'm trying on with the organizers right now and I'll
142. 25:16read it to you because I I really like it at the AI Salon we play first joyful y exploring generative AI gaining the
143. 25:30skills and inspiration to mindfully create authentically expressing ourselves in ways we never thought
144. 25:39possible which inspires us to generously lead others enriching lives redefining what's possible and unlocking a new era of human achievement
145. 25:52welcome I challenged the marketing guy on LinkedIn today to say AI would not be useful there you go learn out loud yeah
146. 26:03Isn't that cool like I don't know if that's quite the final form but but that idea of this is about this is about playing
147. 26:12right now because there's a couple of reasons for it there's a lot of fear and there's a lot of anger and there's a lot of
148. 26:19resentment and there's a lot of Justified um angst over how AI is going to impact work and so what I see in this Tik Tok night
149. 26:33after night what I see in the AI Salon day after day is when people step into learning this stuff in kind of in a in a playful
150. 26:46way they get inspired very very quickly and they realize very very quickly holy [ __ ] these tools are amazing holy [ __ ] I
151. 26:55didn't know I could do that holy [ __ ] I I can make images now I can make songs now in fact um about a week ago I was in
152. 27:03here and I was talking about something someone asked something about marketing I said maybe we'll even make you a song
153. 27:08and this one guy in the thing said well not me I can't make a song and I said oh yeah and I went right over to yudo I
154. 27:17think this was the first night where Mr it was like not another song and and we went over to yudo and
155. 27:26you know in about 10 minutes I had made a song and and and then this guy went over to udio and started making songs he
156. 27:32goes oh my God this is amazing I don't think most people have a [ __ ] clue how empowering this stuff is you
157. 27:49know so the AI Salon we play first joyfully exploring generative AI gaining the skills and inspiration to mindfully create authentic
158. 27:59mindfully create authentically expressing ourselves in ways we never thought possible which inspires us to
159. 28:05generously lead others enriching lives redefining what's possible and unlocking a new era of human achievement why not why not us why not
160. 28:19that been listening to the hard Fork podcast nice uh [Music]
161. 28:34Source Camp is brainstorming ideas with some some Irregulars very cool love that also Ang about who will take over
162. 28:44social engagements I want people I hear a lot what's that mean Corey I don't quite get what you're saying there do you want people people to
163. 28:58report back or evaluate their skills not right now um I think I think what we're going to what we're what we're likely going to
164. 29:09do so the thing about this framework play first mindfully create generously lead is that it's kind of fractal in
165. 29:17nature you could do those three you know those three things within a single little tool on a single little project
166. 29:25or you could do it for like your whole career your whole life and everywhere in between so so we're likely not going to map the salon to to
167. 29:34this exactly but we're going to use this language a lot and and what we'll likely do is we'll say you know there are going
168. 29:41to be certain guilds that are more like you know mindfully creating where you're where you're doing projects as opposed
169. 29:48to places to just play or like learning 101 kind of you know onboarding kind of I don't know anything about AI I need to
170. 29:56do something so we'll likely do some education around the play first and mindfully create stuff um but no we're
171. 30:02not this is not this is a salon this is the whole idea of the salon is for people to support one another and and
172. 30:10you know what we're trying to do as the founders of this is put the framework together so people can be really
173. 30:17successful cuz there's a lot of different areas in the salon right now it can get a bit overwhelming and so
174. 30:22we're trying to sort of simplify it down to say you know start playing and then here's some places to start doing that
175. 30:28and then you know as you get your feet under you here's some some next steps you can take and so so I don't know how
176. 30:34we're going to do that yet but that's that's sort of the plan um then within Community after you've you know sort of played with the
177. 30:42tools and things like that you can ask for help there's a water cooler section there's a news area Shameless
178. 30:47self-promotions there's a whole show in tell area where if you've done cool work that you want to show off to the
179. 30:52community images and graphic music and audio video and animation and then gpts apps and websites um so there's an area
180. 31:00for you to show off work and then we've got guilds which are these subcommunities run by leaders who are
181. 31:06generously leading right that that that third component who are these people that run these These are people that
182. 31:12just learned enough to say hey I want to help like Danielle does This Thing Called Mad Libs challenge where she
183. 31:18where she'll write um like a Mad Lib style image prompt and and say gives it to people and says here you know go go
184. 31:26fill in the Mad Libs and make your own IM Imes and share them together in the space space that she's created um really
185. 31:32really cool stuff the latest one is this cool kind of split split color sort of thing let's see yeah this one ethereal
186. 31:50Blends and then you know people just come in and respond with the images they've created that cool and so like that's a way to
187. 32:00playfully you know play first come in and just play um it doesn't take any don't take no science it don't take no book
188. 32:10learning you just come in here and you click um there's a business Guild there's a technology Guild if you want
189. 32:17to geek out build stuff there's a social impact Guild if you're like but we got to deal with the ethics and you know we can't just use these
190. 32:26tools the robots are going to kill everyone yep go talk about that stuff there's an education Guild in there there's an Ethics Guild
191. 32:33Healthcare and then we even have this community clubs we have our own little club called the AI learning lab
192. 32:40Irregulars and so you can go in there and like as I stay stupid [ __ ] throughout the night which I do all the
193. 32:49time people who people to run the grid 2% AI cyborgs Joker making everyone feel better about their their job prospects beer miscellaneous
194. 33:05miscellaneous that's totally my budget oh man um so you can go there's LTX Studio we were playing with the other
195. 33:19day so go share some ideas go share some work go connect with people that's beautiful Corey Cory Sandler doing the art art with a
196. 33:31capital A with these ai ai tools I'm actually really interested in the ethics aspect yeah so Vicky and uh
197. 33:48Joy pie run the ethics um the ethics space within the social impact Guild um and then there's also you know educ
198. 33:58education and Healthcare both big areas like all three of those areas I think are actually really um really important
199. 34:04areas so yeah I would I would say jump in there and uh and and play around with that I was also talking to lunatick last week about
200. 34:14you know she's got re you know deep experience in policy and things like that so I think there could end up being
201. 34:21um you know something something that we do around policy the AI Salon actually just signed on to a letter here in Colorado
202. 34:28where we told the Colorado government don't pass this shitty AI Bill to which they promptly said hey awesome in input
203. 34:37there uh yeah we're going to go ahead and pass it anyway we know it's a piece of [ __ ] but we can we can fix it over
204. 34:42the next two years so so we failed there so it it might be good for a group like the AI Salon to get a bit more
205. 34:49politically active as well and not not politically active like we're going to be out lobbying but like at least be aware of what's going on
206. 34:58and understand you know how we all might be impacted by that and you know rally the troops when we need to rally the
207. 35:06troops because I think we're about to see a rash of shitty AI policy and it's probably going to go state by state
208. 35:14because the national the federal government can't you know they can't [ __ ] rename a street sign much less
209. 35:20pass comprehensive thoughtful Global globally coordinated AI policy for from an organization that doesn't
210. 35:30understand how Wi-Fi works so you know what are you going to do what are you going to do all right so that's the AI Salon go
211. 35:42there all right so I wanted to tell you something I actually remembered what I wanted to tell you um so about so in the in the AI
212. 35:55Salon there's there's a couple other changes happening in the salon that I think are I think I'm excited about one of them is
213. 36:04um we used to have meetings every other week and what that meant was they kind of always fell in a weird place in the
214. 36:10month or just not a weird place but just a different place in the month we're switching that up to the first and third
215. 36:18Tuesdays of every month is an AI Salon meeting and now there's going to be two kinds of meetings there we used to have
216. 36:25a single meeting that was kind of this hybrid where the beginning of it was people would introduce themselves and then the meetings got too
217. 36:33big and it it kind of took over the meeting and then the second half of the meeting was a speaker and you know for a while we'd
218. 36:41have introductions and two or three speakers and then we we realized that when you have a good compelling speaker
219. 36:48people want to talk about it so so you you know so we we knocked it down to one so what we're going to do now is the
220. 36:53first Tuesday of every month is going to be what we call the AI Salon presents and that's where we're going to have a
221. 37:00speaker and then the third Tuesday is we're going to have what's called an AI meet and greet and the whole meeting is
222. 37:06going to be dedicated to the community getting to know one another and so especially if you're new get your ass to that third Tuesday
223. 37:16meeting and introduce yourself we had it was it was really cool this this last Tuesday we did the our first meet and
224. 37:22greet and we had two or three people that were like I've been lurking for months and I always wondered like who
225. 37:28the people were in the squares they didn't they didn't really introduce themselves you know in the web thing and
226. 37:34maybe they they hung out here a little bit but didn't say anything they just lurked which is fine but when we had this evening
227. 37:42dedicated to saying here's who I am and people started doing that we had a number of people sort of step out from
228. 37:48the shadows and go here's who I am and the other thing that we we did which I really liked was you know we said you know um talk about
229. 37:58stuff you're playing with right play first what stuff you're creating or building so where are you learning where
230. 38:06are you building and then we took that generous leadership thing and we said leadership can can look like two
231. 38:14things one is it can look like here's what I can offer you I can teach you something or I can offer you
232. 38:20something the other half of leadership is being willing to ask for help so we had people share here's what I can offer
233. 38:28and then we had them ask here's what I need and and then we had people sort of actively in the chat saying hey I can
234. 38:35help let's connect so there were lots of connections made so we're going to keep doing that so I'm really excited about
235. 38:41that so so that's that's what's going on with the meetings um trying to think what else um so about 6 weeks
236. 38:56ago we had had a woman spoke named Emily Shaw and Emily's a podcast producer she's got a podcast called ear candy on
237. 39:05Spotify probably on other platforms but I know it's on Spotify so go go look up Emily Shaw ear candy and ear candy she she's been doing
238. 39:16podcasts for years she's a well-known podcast producer you know really trusted in that space um really talented and ear candy
239. 39:25is Emily realizing um podcasting skills are probably going to be supplanted by AI pretty quickly and so what she's actually
240. 39:39exploring right now is the relationship between humans and fake humans these tools that make songs these
241. 39:49tools that make fake voices and say fake words and what's the relationship between them and where do you need human
242. 39:56in the loop or do you need human in the loop and so she spoke and it was really inspiring and I told her about the project that
243. 40:05I'm working on with content Evolution so content evolution is a group that I'm a part of where I'm the chief generative
244. 40:11officer I run this group called collab which is an AI Skunk Works for this organization and it's it's a it's a
245. 40:19loose Federation of marketing companies with really smart people that run these organ you know a bunch of different
246. 40:24companies and it's kind of like this co-marketing organization and so we for the last year we've been
247. 40:30building [ __ ] we meet every Friday and we build and we made a we made a Content generating tool that answers questions
248. 40:37for people um they they put in a problem and it generates a list of questions for them to ask themselves to solve that
249. 40:43problem so we made that that was kind of cool and then over the past six months or so um we realized that that one of
250. 40:54the challenges of content Evolution was it's got all these interesting people in it but you don't know who they are and
251. 40:58you don't know how to find them and if I've got an issue how do I know who to work with within the within the group
252. 41:06and so it started out as an exercise to just create a discovery tool could we use AI to create a discovery tool and
253. 41:13where we landed was we ended up making digital twins of all of the people in collab all of these professionals um we created a structured
254. 41:24interview where people answered this interview question and we created these digital twins so I've got a digital twin of me if you go
255. 41:31to the GPT store if you've got access to gpts and look up Kyle Shannon you'll see C profile Kyle Shannon content Evolution
256. 41:42profile um and there's a bunch of them in there and so what Emily did she got she got really excited about this project and
257. 41:50so and we did it today so that's like why I'm talking about it is we did it today and I I found it actually really
258. 41:56inspiring so what Emily did was she had each of us record um or you know make a recording of us talking and give that to her and
259. 42:06she was going to create a voice model so she created a voice model of all of the members of the salon so that she could
260. 42:12generate an avatar talking that sounded like us and then she took our individual gpts and she wrote a set of she wrote a
261. 42:20question for each one of us and she asked the GPT like she asked the k GPT this question and then it provided an
262. 42:31answer and then she she used that model of my voice to turn that into an audio recording of me answering the question
263. 42:39but it was the digital twin of me so what we did today was she sort of interviewed us and you know said what's
264. 42:46this group about and then she said okay I'm going to ask each of the five of you she picked five of us each of the five
265. 42:53of you a question and I want you to answer it in about hundred words or or so and then I'm going to play your
266. 43:00digital twin answering the same question and I want you to respond to it and it was [ __ ] mindblowing it was amazing
267. 43:08Cindy [ __ ] went first and she she answered her thing and then Cindy talks a lot she's got she's got a lot going on
268. 43:18and so she she talked a lot for a while and then and then Emily said can you try that again but like you know tighten up
269. 43:23the answer and so when she tightened up the answer it was you know it was TI it was tight when um Emily played the
270. 43:31digital twin of of Cindy answering the question in a short thing it sounded close enough to it that I got chills
271. 43:39like it was just this weird moment where I realized holy [ __ ] like we are very much at the cusp of having to personally confront
272. 43:57what it means to have our likeness used in in ways that we like in ways that we don't like understanding that our likeness has
273. 44:11value um that we're going to be interacting with these digital entities that are going to be like friends and
274. 44:18they're going to be like coaches and they're going to be like just hanging out people are going to have
275. 44:24relationships with them and it just it like it hit me just sort of crystal clear that we're actually very very close to that
276. 44:34future and and it's weird like like every one of my meetings today was some version of what what do we do like the the uh I
277. 44:45worked on this book with with Cindy [ __ ] and some other authors called AI Futures and Anthology so it's it's a seven authors
278. 44:54contributed um an essay to this book and over the past two or 3 months we turned the book into a GPT and then we
279. 45:05we added interviews of each of us as well as our so in in this GPT is the chapter that I wrote a little bio of me
280. 45:14and then this interview that I did specifically for the book and so we now have this interactive version of all of us as an as a collective
281. 45:24entity where we can say hey you know what would Kyle think about this issue or what would Cindy [ __ ] think about
282. 45:31this issue or what would Lee chasen think about this this issue or camer and then this thing answers it and
283. 45:39and like what we what we were talking about all day today is what what do we do what do we do with this
284. 45:46thing and like what are the implications of it and is anyone GNA want to interact with a digital twin maybe not but we
285. 45:57might interact with it and do things like what the the experiment that Emily did today is say hey let me have my
286. 46:03digital twin comment on something and then I'm going to comment on what it said maybe it's remarkably close to to
287. 46:10what I would say maybe it's really far away and there's that means that there's some way to go before these things are
288. 46:16useful so anyway that was I you know that's something going on that I think's amazing all right I wouldn't introduce another me into the
289. 46:29world one is way too many well you know you know it's funny um es especially because there's some some neuros spiciness in in my crowd
290. 46:42here um you know raah raw neuros spicy um one of the things we were talking about in the uh in the AI Futures meeting today was
291. 46:58it's going to be increasingly important to be in community to be in trusted groups right people that may have social
292. 47:09anxiety or may not be comfortable meeting and greeting what if and this is one of the things we're talking about with AI
293. 47:18Futures I I think this is something that we're going to play with and my a my uh office hours that I do on LinkedIn every
294. 47:24Friday we talked about this as well the the idea actually came from the office hours um today um what if we create a
295. 47:32digital twin that is designed to be the the person that you interact with to get to know Kyle right so you can have a virtual
296. 47:44conversation and right now it's probably just going to be text but within 6 months you'll be able to literally just
297. 47:49have a conversation with me and it'll be some version of me that if we train it right you'll get to meet who I am and
298. 47:58experience a little bit of who I am and then if you if you dig that cool maybe you move on to the next step and say Hey
299. 48:04you know I'd love to connect and talk about I talked with your you know Avatar about this and and why do that
300. 48:14because someone's going to do it for you I think there's a massive opportunity for all of us to proactively you know that play first
301. 48:27thing I think there's real value in all of us playing with whatever it means to make one of these digital Twins and
302. 48:34really understand what it means to interact with it and and put it out in the world and figure out how you would
303. 48:41use it and what what are the flavors of it is there like a friendly version of Kyle that's kind of like my Tik Tock
304. 48:46here and is that different than the business version of me you know people have different modes and personas although Vicki today she
305. 48:55Vicki today goes I don't know understand what the hell you people are talking about I've got one mode I'm who I am that's it bing bang
306. 49:05boom and so but like that's [ __ ] amazing like okay so how do we deal with that right is there a sample questionnaire we can start with
307. 49:17um I've got two so here's what I here's what I did Silver Fox I'm I'm happy to share the framework but I I actually
308. 49:25think here's here would be my recommendation the the question sets that I've created I created one for the
309. 49:32AI Futures book and I didn't create it we the groups created it but I was a part of creation of it what we did in both cases the other
310. 49:41one was for the the content evolution gpts is we went to chat GPT and said um we want to create um a structured interview that
311. 49:58introduces you to a person um with the following goal or the follow you know the following you here's the project we're doing here's what
312. 50:07we're trying to accomplish and and we want the interview to capture you know as much of the person as possible personally professionally
313. 50:18background wise whatever it might be so we basically let chat GPT create the framework and it does it pretty good so
314. 50:26the most most important thing with these projects is and this is what we were talking about in the in my office hours
315. 50:32today is what do we want to do do we want this to be like a a virtual salesperson selling products for our company do we want this to be
316. 50:45just the virtual version of me you can get to know Kyle a little bit that's less formal do we want this to be like a
317. 50:51Consulting kind of Bot that eventually someone might pay for potentially like might be all of those um so you got to start with you
318. 51:03don't have to I highly recommend starting with what do you want the bot to do the other thing that I think could
319. 51:10be really valuable and and this might be something I was thinking today that it might make sense to create a guild
320. 51:18probably in the in the technology Guild to create a working group to do this for the salon come up with a salon questionnaire
321. 51:27and um I'm talking to another I'm talking to a developer who hangs out in some of these groups that I used to work
322. 51:35with I think we could create an interview bot that would actually interview someone and and ask them a
323. 51:42bunch of questions and then when it gets enough information it would automatically generate a digital twin for them
324. 51:50um so anyway so so start understand what you want to do what what the purpose of this thing is and then have chat GPT
325. 51:58help you write that framework that that's how I'd start with it and I'm only hesitating because like the questions that we wrote
326. 52:08for Content Evolution like one of the criticisms I got when I shared when I shared my GPT for the content Evolution
327. 52:16thing a bunch of people not a bunch some people from in here went and played with it and said hey your digital twin didn't know the word
328. 52:27janky um it didn't call it a janky piece of [ __ ] what's going on like that's not you well I didn't I don't talk about janky
329. 52:35pieces of [ __ ] freely and openly in my in that Professional Organization but I do here because it's like you know it's
330. 52:42like AI after hours in here but but that's actually a real issue right so I would design a question set differently if I wanted to to be
331. 52:56more like who I am is the zany me versus the professional me um you
332. 53:13know janky cloning the Irregulars what can go wrong yeah Danielle it it needs to be able to take on multiple personas so I
333. 53:29think that there's I think that there's potentially a big business in Persona management it's not an obvious one and
334. 53:40it's going to be probably two or three years until it turns into an opportunity but if you start building it now I think
335. 53:46there's a big opportunity there um I think that I think that we're going to have like here's the Persona of me that shows up at banking
336. 53:59meetings to negotiate terms on my car loan and maybe that's actually a Persona that that I um give someone permission
337. 54:11to take my likess and take their special negotiating prompting thing and they're going to create a Persona of me that's
338. 54:19[ __ ] kick ass at negotiating and and that version of me is going to show up in all business negotiations or all you
339. 54:26know Financial Financial conversations and I'm going to be able to sit back and like Watch What Happens and tell it you know maybe I'll make
340. 54:34decisions along the way but it's going to negotiate for me all right so there's my negotiating Kyle and then I might have my zany janky
341. 54:44pieces of [ __ ] wacky hairdo Kyle that wears black t-shirts and hangs out at night you know talking about
342. 54:52Ai and and that that's one I'm going to I'm going to create and then I might have another one that's a business one I
343. 54:57might have another one that's the that that's something for my family how do you manage all those how
344. 55:06do you keep track of them all it's kind of like it's kind of like social media accounts right now you know how it when
345. 55:12when social media first started there were like two or three of them and you're like okay I got Facebook and I
346. 55:17got this and oh now there's Instagram okay and then and now there's like [ __ ] 40 social media accounts and
347. 55:23like I I how many people in here have a flicker account full of photos I do did I ever shut it down no do I ever go there
348. 55:34no is it are people I I don't know so we're it's going to be like that with these personas I think so so it's
349. 55:46just wild and it was funny the question that Emily asked me today and my digital twin was about personas and do I think that
350. 55:57these personas are going to um make people disconnect from other people are they just going to interact
351. 56:06with the personas and they're going to disconnect it was like a two-part question it was a complicated question
352. 56:12the first one was like are people going to have relationships with these entities and I said absolutely and we're going to move through the
353. 56:23creepy phase very quickly and it's going to get quite normalized I think just people are going to have entities they
354. 56:29interact with and have friends and whatever lovers and professional Associates and coaches and psychologists
355. 56:37all of it you're going to have all of it um and then I think where it's going to go is these entities that we interact with and our
356. 56:51personas are going to handle a lot of the low-level repetitive work work that we do like if I want to go on a
357. 57:00vacation I or my wife or someone has got to like pick up the phone and and you know log in and go get the plane tickets
358. 57:07and then call someone and say hey did you enjoy this and yeah there's all that work to do right you can't just go
359. 57:14vacation someone's got to do the logistics well what if all these things did the logistics and we were then freed up to connect with one
360. 57:23another I think that's kind of where it goes so counterintuitively by using Bots and personas more I think it it has a very real
361. 57:34possibility of pushing us to reconnect authentically I saw a movie review for Madame web and the critics called it janky it's a good
362. 57:50reviewer using a digital twin could be used with a potential employer interacting through through what through
363. 57:57customer oh custom GPT yep yeah exactly yep yeah exactly yeah you could have the the initial um the initial interview
364. 58:08could be with your your custom GPT and I guarantee you the interviewer is also going to be a custom GPT it's just crazy to think about like
365. 58:24we're we're there you want you want to see something amazing aming I think I showed this last night so this
366. 58:40is this is a video Avatar of my my business partner Mo'Nique her son goes to a school that um is run by this woman Megan Patterson
367. 58:53it's a it's a neurodiverse school neuros spicy school and so this was the first test video did we did so we went we went down
368. 59:01last week and we interviewed Megan so we we filmed her on video talking about whatever it it literally didn't matter
369. 59:07what she was talking about I said I said just talk for at least 3 minutes and so you know we set up it was an
370. 59:15iPhone and we had a little clip on microphone little clip on mic and we recorded her for 3 minutes and
371. 59:23then after the interview I uploaded that video to hey Jen and then this was the first test video that we did so this is
372. 59:32I I um we created a custom GPT that takes an article or a blog post that she's written because she's written
373. 59:40tons of content about the philosophy of the school and the learnings and things like that and we wrote a GPT that'll take one of
374. 59:50her blog posts and turn it into a video script that is designed for a story Vine temp temp we've got a specific template
375. 59:57we've got so so this is the very first test we did we just took a random blog post from the the school's website put it in our custom GPT it
376. 1:00:06generated a script we you know it took me I don't know 16 different versions of the prompt to get it to make the script
377. 1:00:14decent but this is Megan's Avatar saying words she never said this is with her permission obviously my name is Megan
378. 1:00:24Patterson and I'm the executive director of World mind education today's video is about unmasking in neurodiverse children
379. 1:00:32unmasking is the process where individuals with neurodiverse conditions such as autism or ADHD stop hiding their
380. 1:00:40natural behaviors to conform to societal Norms this is vital for their mental and emotional well she glitches here in a
381. 1:00:47second to improve self-esteem and reduced anxiety watch this understanding and supporting unmasking is crucial for fostering a healthy
382. 1:00:56among neurodiverse individuals imagine a child named Alex who is neurodiverse starting in a new classroom initially Alex behaves quietly
383. 1:01:06Joker is connect to apps new or old um connect to apps is about a week and a half old so it's new I mean if something two weeks old is old
384. 1:01:18then it's new but anyway th you know so so this is to make this video you need a video source to start with and
385. 1:01:30then you need to create the Avatar you need to get the Avatar approved and then when you write your script and say make
386. 1:01:37me a video it takes it you know it takes them I don't know 5 minutes 10 minutes to render the video into
387. 1:01:46this this quality with like the hand movement and you know her her voice and the you know moving her head and all that sort of stuff
388. 1:01:57this is going to be real time very very shortly so right now our gpts you have to type with them but imagine logging
389. 1:02:05into something that looks kind of like a FaceTime call or a zoom call Imagine logging into a zoom call for the AI Futures
390. 1:02:15book and it was a zoom call with all of the authors of the book talking about the book and you could ask them any
391. 1:02:22question Cindy tell me more about your chapter can lip readers follow this I think so and follows all the rules trying to fit
392. 1:02:31in however as he becomes more comfortable he starts exhibiting behaviors like flap but if they but even if they can't it would be relatively
393. 1:02:39trivial to put I think you can just turn on subtitles you could put subtitles on this it's a really good question but
394. 1:02:46they they are haen is is pretty good at the lip syncing it's it's pretty believable his hands when excited or needing breaks during lesson
395. 1:02:57what what might not be there is sort of the tongue you know tongue position and things like that might be a little weird
396. 1:03:02Ral his authentic self that would actually be an interesting test test so anyway isn't that wild crazy so it's like it's like as I'm
397. 1:03:15putting this thing together I'm doing these digital Twins and then Emily does this thing where our twins are answering
398. 1:03:21questions that Zoom call idea that I just had about being able to log into a zoom call with the authors of a book and
399. 1:03:32have a conversation with them that's fascinating because you could do it 247 that's like an interesting subscription model isn't
400. 1:03:46it you could say you could buy the book or you could buy you know a five out 5our session with the authors of the book and you get you get
401. 1:03:59the physical book that you can read but you get like a 5our session that you can use whenever you want where you just
402. 1:04:06dial into this virtual Zoom call and have a conversation with the people of the book that's that's wild to me I just that
403. 1:04:22that every conversation I was in today felt like I was having a conversation I I today the entire day today felt like I was in a science
404. 1:04:35fiction movie scene after scene after scene I'm like in the planning stages of Designing my my future
405. 1:04:45me in multiple groups where where we're all talking about the multiple versions of us and what do we want them to be and
406. 1:04:52what do we want them to say and what if they say something we don't like Alexander hamiltones exactly exactly Silver
407. 1:05:01Fox yeah because I was even thinking about that where if we create an interview bot that will interview you to
408. 1:05:08generate one of these personas well that interview bot could then interview a GPT in conversation mode Let's see
409. 1:05:30I want to interview you and I want you to act like Virginia wolf and answer the questions from her perspective
410. 1:05:41okay response count one response title interview as Virginia wolf date 2024 0525 of course Kyle I'll Channel
411. 1:05:50Virginia wolf for your interview what questions would you like to ask her what's your name where were you born and how long did you
412. 1:06:01live and the the little intro part is just a custom prompt that I have introducing Virginia wolf date 20452 my name is Virginia wolf I was
413. 1:06:13born in London England on January 25th 1882 I lived until Mar so imagine you have you have a bot that does an
414. 1:06:21interview with people but you could have that bot do it with historic figures and just generate a bunch of historical figure
415. 1:06:29Bots and then turn those into living conversational things I I my head's my head's spinning a bit
416. 1:06:45today because none of the technology is really ready for what I'm talking about it's all just janky pieces of [ __ ] what
417. 1:06:53what you have to know as enthusi as enthusiastic as I am for AI I absolutely understand where these tools are today they are nowhere near
418. 1:07:03ready for prime time and when they are it's going to happen very very quickly so the the latest thing I saw
419. 1:07:16today is that we're likely going to get GPT 4.5 so so a new jumping capability June or July and then we're going to get GPT 5 in
420. 1:07:28November that was something I saw today I don't know if it's the source is believable um but but that seems
421. 1:07:34reasonable to me that that we'll get some significantly improved version of what we've got now that'll probably be a
422. 1:07:40bit more multimodal and then next November like you know five six months out we'll get whatever the next thing is
423. 1:07:49that will probably be more like Sora and video and the voiceover [ __ ] that we played with last night so before you know before 12
424. 1:08:02months all the stuff that I'm talking that I was talking about today that feels kind of like weird ass science
425. 1:08:08fiction like that's science fiction right not really how is it possible to feel so far ahead and so far behind at the same time
426. 1:08:20it's it's a that encapsulates my emotions perfectly Brandon I I feel feel like I'm so impatient for like not
427. 1:08:31wanting to miss whatever the opportunity is to really understand what it's like to have a digital version of me or
428. 1:08:39multiple dig digital versions of me or groups of people that I know and respect and you know building digital things
429. 1:08:46together like I feel so far behind and these tools the they're just not great right now but now's when you
430. 1:09:02play now's when you play play first play first figure this [ __ ] out because what's the worst thing we do we
431. 1:09:11create a really shitty digital Persona of oursel no one's going to give a [ __ ] most people don't even know what chat GPT
432. 1:09:19is so experiment play figure this [ __ ] out right you can make money with if they ever made the store a
433. 1:09:33[ __ ] store by the way um Lee chasen who's one of the authors of the book he's been making bots in po so in po you
434. 1:09:42can monetize your bots so in chat GPT Sam Alman bastard told us we could monetize our Bots and then you know went
435. 1:09:54off and got fired and priorities changed but po you can actually build Bots that you can monetize Lee said
436. 1:10:02today one a couple of his Bots are actually starting to generate Revenue now I don't know if that is like $2 or $200
437. 1:10:10but but this is a skill that I think is going to be super valuable check out the brilliant lab wait check out brilliant
438. 1:10:18Labs frames embodied AI brilliant Labs frames okay let me go look that up y Labs
439. 1:10:32frams hello my name is Fram hi Fram how can I help you frams AI we pronounce it the
440. 1:10:48AI brilliant Labs frame frame is designed to be worn as a pair of glasses is that the one with a suite of AI capabilities out of
441. 1:11:03the box okay not for nothing this is the best industrial design I think I've ever
442. 1:11:18seen this is the charger that I you put there that's probably the B battery right there the batteries are down here and that's the
443. 1:11:28induction thing and it looks like a [ __ ] nose that that's [ __ ] genius that's [ __ ] [Laughter] genius so what do these things do
444. 1:11:42specifications what can it do out of the box it's designed to be your AI personal assistant out of the box you have access
445. 1:11:49to AI models like perplexity opening eyes chat gbt whisper so this is basically the rabbit this is this
446. 1:11:59thing but in glasses form so it's like this allowing you to receive answers to questions so these are like the um the
447. 1:12:11Rayband glasses but with Slicker designs this is all achieved with our proprietary NOA whatever that is allow it to learn more engage with
448. 1:12:21you on a daily basis occasional bit of dietary advice hey fat so why don't you get up off your ass and take a walk huh Smoky black cool gray
449. 1:12:41H2O wild try on virtually
450. 1:12:56how much are they $349 so about the same as the the metag glasses is that the ones you were talking about I assume that's the the
451. 1:13:11frame you were talking about AI is on a hologram would be beneficial yeah exactly why are we looking into the
452. 1:13:22bakery section again yeah exactly exactly it's like the r R1 you wear on your face yep exactly batteries in the back yep cameras in the
453. 1:13:39middle today I made money with chat GPT I sold stickers with my logos that I created in my GPT beautiful I'm thinking Kyle is a bot I'm
454. 1:13:53seeing glitches that's pretty cool oh um rumor has it you have access to wool
455. 1:14:08from alpha now is that true I don't have access to wool from alpha how can I assist you today so who lied do I need to update
456. 1:14:20the software is your software up to date there was no lie my software is up to date how can I assist you
457. 1:14:30further I think someone was telling a fib it's important to ensure accurate information is why do you
458. 1:14:45lie I strive to provide accurate information if there was any misunderstanding please let me know how I can assist you
459. 1:14:53better you do real realize that other chatbots have better personalities than you right different chatbots may have
460. 1:15:02varying personalities how can I assist you today yeah but your personality is particularly janky I aim to provide help assistance
461. 1:15:15is there a specific way let to assist you yeah shut the [ __ ] up Dr bot I canceled my R1 get the frames instead nice
462. 1:15:25yeah those frames look they they look really nice design oh no I feel sad for her I know I pick on my bots a little bit too much
463. 1:15:38actually you know what I want I I mean quite frankly so so the gp4 Omni the new model that we don't have access to the voice piece of
464. 1:15:49it yet not only is it understanding our um our words it's understanding our intonation and so I think I'm going to
465. 1:16:02be able to do the jokey smart assy [ __ ] that I do with talking to my model and the model will actually start to understand
466. 1:16:11it and especially if it's got memory where it's got persistence where I can say uh yeah that was a joke you're
467. 1:16:17taking yourself too seriously that's funny it'll likely get better over time like that thing you can't joke with cuz
468. 1:16:25it's like if they say any of these words uh just say I'm I'm sorry I'm not going to interact with you like that I'm here
469. 1:16:31to assist and that's all I do [Music] mhm sorry does not compute does not
470. 1:16:46compute yes sarcast bot exactly that's what I want I like I don't I don't want my B one of the reasons I miss living in New York in New
471. 1:17:00York City is I like that energy I like the energy of someone going ah go [ __ ] yourself I tell them an idea I'm like
472. 1:17:09hey I got this great idea they listen to it and like that's a piece of [ __ ] like there's something about that for me that
473. 1:17:17feeds me other people would hate that right but I you can't get any one of these llms right now you you could fine
474. 1:17:25tune you could do custom instructions with chat gbt to get it to act a little bit like that but not dynamically so one of my fantasies about
475. 1:17:35gp4 Omni is that it can start to recognize my different personalities and getting back to this Persona
476. 1:17:44thing imagine being able to say in these different scenarios I want you to act appropriately so when you're talking to
477. 1:17:53my friends that do standup comedy when you're talking to my buddy Steve give him [ __ ] make stupid jokes laugh at the stupid jokes he
478. 1:18:04makes right and when you're talking with my you know novaris client setting up a meeting don't act like that and just let
479. 1:18:14chat GPT be smart enough to navigate those different personas I think that's that's my fantasy is that's where we go
480. 1:18:24I'm sorry I'm afraid I can't do that yeah that's totally where she is right now I'm sorry Kyle I'm afraid I don't
481. 1:18:31like sarcasm I'm sorry Kyle I'm afraid I don't like humor I'm sorry Kyle would you like you know directions on how to
482. 1:18:40get get to the uh the Avs game all right it's getting late people it's Friday night I should let you get
483. 1:18:50to sleep this was this was fine fine date night hope you had fun tonight how is LTX doing today I want bananas trying
484. 1:18:57to make a short film yep that's that's your experience with LTX studio right now should it should drive you
485. 1:19:06bananas because you're trying to learn their interface their structure you're trying to overcome limitations of the shitty AI models they're
486. 1:19:17using and then you're trying to combat your expectations of this should be easier and it should make a movie that
487. 1:19:23looks like a movie and doesn't suck so yes LTX Studio that's exactly how you should be feeling right now prestent lands when will iPhone be
488. 1:19:34equipped with chat GPT probably my guess is they're going to announce it at the worldwide uh developer conference which
489. 1:19:40I think is the 12th and 13th of June so we're a week two weeks out from that a little more than that um apparently they have cut a deal with
490. 1:19:53open AI or they've at least come to terms I don't know if they've actually cut the deal but they at least came to
491. 1:19:58terms with open AI so I think there's a good chance that Siri will will be gp4 enabled and knowing Apple they probably
492. 1:20:09cut a deal for the advanced version of gp4 omni that has vision and voice so it can see It'll be able to see and it'll
493. 1:20:17be real time is my guess and then just knowing how Apple Works they'll probably announce it at the worldwide developer
494. 1:20:27conference it'll be available to developers over the summer and they'll launch you know iOS 18 AI you know AI version in uh
495. 1:20:40September October that's generally how they do what they do Siri needs an overhaul Siri needs to be flushed down the toilet uh Siri go away
496. 1:20:56she went away um won't they use their own llm in development well so so Dr bod here's what's interesting apparently they have spent a
497. 1:21:08[ __ ] ton of money on AI development and research and all that sort of stuff they're Apple they're going to they're going to do that
498. 1:21:17um them cutting a deal with open AI a month before the developer conference says to me that they don't feel that their model is as good as
499. 1:21:30gp4 and very likely if they cut a deal now with open AI they've probably started these conversations back in
500. 1:21:39September so Apple has probably seen GPT 4.5 they've probably seen some version of GPT 5 like you know open AI is
501. 1:21:49working on [ __ ] now that we're not going to see for a year but apple is probably seeing that so even if Apple if their large
502. 1:21:59language model is as good as llama 3 that ain't gp4 Omni and it certainly ain't GPT 5 so my suspicion is what
503. 1:22:10Apple's doing is they'll cut a deal with open AI um until their shit's good enough and so probably a year or two from now we'll
504. 1:22:21have apple silicon that can natively run Kick-Ass models it'll be an apple model and they'll you know they'll part ways
505. 1:22:29you'll still be able to use open Ai and blah blah blah but they'll go to their own native stuff I don't know two years
506. 1:22:35out something like that just knowing them cuz they would they would rather partner with open AI if if that
507. 1:22:41experience is better they they they'd probably rather partner with them than put put out something bad AI has taken at least 5,000 jobs
508. 1:22:50from my company company alone yeah I know it's it's it's going to get certain certain sectors are going to get brutalized
509. 1:23:03brutalized and then the the if there's a silver lining to that it's that the people that get affected by that are going to have
510. 1:23:17access to these tools as well and it's they're going to be empowered to do things but you you got to be you got to be it's the
511. 1:23:29resilient who are going to do okay over the next 3 to 5 years you but you're going to have to be resilient you're
512. 1:23:34going to have to be ambitious you're going to have to be curious you're going to have to be it's why we have those
513. 1:23:39values in the salon of like curiosity and generosity and generous leadership and mindful creation because it is you're not going to be
514. 1:23:52okay in my opinion if you just sit back passively and let this [ __ ] pass you by and just say I'll catch up to it when it
515. 1:24:01stabilizes I work in AI but the job losses were from Google firing us oh interesting interesting y yeah I mean you know
516. 1:24:12there's all sorts of [ __ ] going on you know Apple just shut down their whole car division they had 2200 people
517. 1:24:18working on the Apple car and I guess they realize that the car business is a shitty business and you know Tesla's going to do their
518. 1:24:29Robo taxis before they could do their Robo taxis and they decided to jump ship so wild is there a college course for AI
519. 1:24:38there's not right well so uh how do you say your name IR iral igles irles igles like Irregulars irles okay
520. 1:24:54AI is this really [ __ ] up deceptive term that that we got to do a little distinguishing around I don't know if
521. 1:25:01any of you have ever done the Forum but we're going to do some distinguishing language now there are lots and lots of courses on
522. 1:25:10AI that are courses about the AI that's been around for for decades machine learning AI operations you know the math
523. 1:25:21of it the programming of it the engineering of it if what you want to get into is the under the hood building of the
524. 1:25:30models optimizing of the models yes there are lots of courses for that generative AI the stuff that was kicked off when chat GPT launched in
525. 1:25:40November of 2022 is a completely different thing and there are no courses for that there are courses for that but they're they're all
526. 1:25:50out of date already I Promise You by the time you create a course it's out of date cuz shit's moving too fast think of
527. 1:26:00it like this here's here's the metaphor the internet was created in the you know 50s 60s it was arpanet darpet what all all
528. 1:26:11the arpanet whatever they were then it became the internet the internet had been around for decades and decades and decades it
529. 1:26:19was all command line it was researchers it was scientists it was mathematicians it was engineers that use the internet to pass their
530. 1:26:26files around to do their work and then Tim burner Lee invents the world the worldwide web protocol HTTP and I think he created it in 1999
531. 1:26:38the first browser showed up in the early 90s I started um Urban desires an online magazine and uh agency.com a digital agency in
532. 1:26:501994 that internet was a completely different internet than the decades before it the worldwide web took all
533. 1:27:00that internet technology and made it this simple click click click click click on a hyperlink click on a
534. 1:27:07hyperlink tap on a phone tap right all of this [ __ ] that we do all this tapping is that is that one Innovation that one
535. 1:27:15little simple interface layer that HTTP protocol represented hypertext transfer protocol what it represented chat
536. 1:27:29GPT does for AI and machine learning what the worldwide web did for the internet so when you say are there
537. 1:27:36courses in AI yeah there are courses in AI like there were courses for Internet Protocol [ __ ] that have been
538. 1:27:44around for decades you could go learn that stuff but if you wanted to learn how to make a website nobody knew how to
539. 1:27:51do that that all had to be invented now you can get a degree in web design now you can get a degree in user
540. 1:28:02experience we it's we're in the exact same place with AI generative AI right now is like the early days of the
541. 1:28:09worldwide web there's no manuals it's why if if if you haven't been here the whole time which why would you
542. 1:28:17be this group The Salon the AI Salon the salon. go there and and click on join the community it doesn't cost anything
543. 1:28:27this is a group of people dedicated to playing with exploring mindfully creating with AI and learning how to be leaders in
544. 1:28:39whatever this new economy becomes that's what that group's about So within there there are people teaching workshops and running guilds
545. 1:28:51and doing free weekly meetings things for their guilds that you can go learn [ __ ] like Peter kaminsky's learn and do
546. 1:28:58with Peters absolutely remarkable you probably learn more with him in a month than you would taking a class for anything else for a
547. 1:29:10year that's where it is right now so the answer the short the short answer is no there's not but I'm assuming you're
548. 1:29:17talking about this new AI stuff not the old and timey got to have a math degree AI stuff all right when Netscape composer
549. 1:29:29came out it made HTTP developing so much easier yeah yeah so Google was using our employees to perform their model
550. 1:29:38evaluation of the model they used oh interesting they they used to replace us oh that's rough so you guys were
551. 1:29:44evaluating the model that ultimately took you out oh yeah yeah that's that's where we
552. 1:29:59are that's [ __ ] rough well Nuna join the join the AI Salon just play with it yeah exactly Georgia Tech grad 2001 helped me learn
553. 1:30:10software engineering that still applies my wife has complained our real date nights conflict with kyes yeah my wife does
554. 1:30:25too although she's she's chilled out now that I'm taking weekends off so by the way I do take weekends off now
555. 1:30:32Irregulars images okay let's go look at some images um I do take weekends off so um we we'll wind things up here um so I
556. 1:30:40won't be here tomorrow or Sunday I will I'll do a timer for Monday so so we'll do this again we well I'll meet you back
557. 1:30:47here Monday and I know Monday's a holiday but [ __ ] it I don't care we we'll I'll see you Monday um we can go hang out and do stuff [Music]
558. 1:31:03um so if you're new here people in the uh AI salon so this is the AI Salon website and there's all these different
559. 1:31:11cool areas down toward the bottom is this area called Community clubs and one of them is called the AI learning lab
560. 1:31:17Irregulars that's all of us so what happens here if you haven't been here before five nights of a week we come
561. 1:31:24here we hang out we do these jam sessions tonight I was kind of waxing poetic about the digital twin stuff but
562. 1:31:29sometimes we're showing stuff off there's all sorts of stuff we do here the whole purpose of it is for
563. 1:31:35everyone who shows up to just be in the conversation about AI right whether you learn something specific or not just do it and so what
564. 1:31:43this channel is is while I'm talking and doing that and as you get bored you can just take stupid [ __ ] I say or you know
565. 1:31:52the vision of the clation vision of me and my dog that's actually very cute and share images they're rabbit R1
566. 1:32:07glasses oh that's beautiful Claire nice Claire's doing such cool work she does her stuff in mid journey I think this is mid Journey right
567. 1:32:18probably Cory Sandler beautiful who left me on our trampoline oh yeah someone last night said they canceled their they canceled their their
568. 1:32:29rabbit R1 order and bought a trampoline that's awesome all right everybody um okay so little housekeeping
569. 1:32:45stuff are you following this channel if not the [ __ ] is wrong with you follow this channel where do you do that up there somewhere I don't
570. 1:32:58know there's a I've got a faker Channel there's a channel that sort of has my name that cloned all my content don't
571. 1:33:05follow that douchebag he'll try to sell you nft futures or something like that if I ever reach out to you if my
572. 1:33:14digital twin ever reaches out to you and says hey want to buy some cool nfts that's not me Lord digital Gods thank
573. 1:33:22you so much for the gift I appreciate that so follow this channel if you would um if you want to support the channel
574. 1:33:28you can subscribe uh to the to the lives you can give roses like Lord digital Gods is I appreciate that very much
575. 1:33:34you're very generous um in the corner is a video series called underhyped it's a series of 17 videos where I talk about
576. 1:33:42this AI stuff so if you're trying to get up to speed on why this stuff's a bigger deal than maybe people people are giving it credit for
577. 1:33:53even though it's y like it's really easy to dismiss and demonize AI right now um it's kind of a big deal so I talk about
578. 1:34:03that in that video series and then the other thing that's really important is is gratitude so I want to thank the
579. 1:34:09Irregulars are people who just show up here night after night after night and you know a subset of them are
580. 1:34:15subscribers to this channel um who who you know support it in that way as well so thank you to both of you and then on
581. 1:34:23top of that there are Irregulars who are also subscribers who are also mods and the mods are the ones that you know help
582. 1:34:30Elevate the comments and just you know answer your questions while I'm off on some 45 minute [ __ ] stupid tangent um
583. 1:34:39so thank you mods thank you everyone else and then the final thing we do here is uh remember Romper Room if
584. 1:34:46you're old remember Romper Room in magic mirror let's see who's in here I see Philo cific I see Tom Papa JJ ion China Lord digital
585. 1:34:59Gods thank you very much Mr Studio Allan Allan is working on we made a song in here called we weird Mary from Cedar
586. 1:35:07Hill Allan is working on the high school play adaptation of a song written by AI in the AI learning lab with with the uh
587. 1:35:17input of the Irregulars so so uh this is this is just a gift that's going to keep on given Silver Fox is here thank you
588. 1:35:27Silver Fox Tobias seemed like you were in and out of here a lot tonight I guess he had some hot tub management going on
589. 1:35:33Mr it love it thank you jenu good to see you as soon as AI is a gentic you should sick it on your fraudster actually
590. 1:35:41that's not a bad idea cuno good to see you uh and Murphy's in the house and Murphy in house Nuna good to see you welcome I
591. 1:35:53hope you join the salon if you're not part of it already you might be and I missed that uh Dr Bob great to see you John Harr or Joan
592. 1:36:04Harris the Shadow the shadow in the house to block Tom Jason just me in the in the trees very nice very
593. 1:36:16nice all right I think I got everybody got most people Joker's in the house too all right everyone Cory Sandler pottery Joey two block
594. 1:36:25Tom philic Danielle Amelio's wife weekend orphans don't mind us she's crying in the corner um I'll probably do some videos
595. 1:36:37this weekend and if if for some reason something interesting drops maybe I'll do a spontaneous live but I don't have
596. 1:36:44anything planned I am working on the musical this weekend so if you don't know that I'm working on a musical
597. 1:36:51about the uh the chatbot that told the New York Times Reporter that it loved him and he should leave his wife coming
598. 1:36:59soon to a Broadway stage near you it's gonna be good Andrew my my uh my partner on it he he did a poster um
599. 1:37:13for it today it's pretty it's pretty [ __ ] good it's pretty [ __ ] sick so all right I'm out of here have a great
600. 1:37:19night thanks for hanging out tonight this is really a lot of fun I appreciate all of you and uh keep playing play
601. 1:37:26first then create then lead all right peace out um and I will see you Monday bye