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

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0:08 oh champy champy champy champy what's
0:12 happening
0:13 tonight um I just
0:17 restarted in case it
0:20 was my
0:27 instance two block Tom is by
0:35 Captain mut got freedom welcome people
0:38 welcome welcome welcome I thought steo
0:41 was a
0:45 mod I don't know I don't know I do not
0:49 new new new new
0:55 [Music]
1:04 now I have comments are off
1:07 message I message
1:11 sto2 what happened what did you do
1:14 [Music]
1:17 Kyle I tried to uh I tried to restart
1:20 well no I successfully restarted but I
1:22 restarted because enough people were
1:25 having problems that
1:27 uh working now okay enough people were
1:30 having problems that I thought it might
1:32 have been my instance so
1:35 I closed this force quit Tik talk and
1:38 came back
1:39 [Music]
1:57 in we lost people well we're up to 50
2:02 people we were at 48 when I shut it down
2:06 so we gained
2:07 people it wasn't all about me Kyle right
2:10 well no it's mostly about you Amelio's
2:13 wife everyone else here is just you
2:17 know extras
2:22 [Music]
2:43 that's the prettiest little set of
2:48 [Applause]
2:49 [Music]
2:58 chords how didn't m call you in a sorrow
3:02 didn't mean it call you in a
3:05 pain we are extras and Irregulars you
3:10 really are um I gave the Irregulars
3:13 credit on the Sam and and Samantha song
3:17 that's we could have called it Sam and
3:18 Samantha
3:22 too um okay so before we were looking at
3:27 uh the new chat GPT so if you didn't
3:29 know it you can connect Google Drive and
3:32 Microsoft One drive and access any of
3:35 your files and put them directly into
3:38 chat GPT from those which is kind of
3:40 cool I'm pretty sure you can also write
3:42 to them so and then the other thing that
3:46 happens is so you know when it makes
3:49 tables and
3:51 sometimes if you have a lot of columns
3:53 it'll sort of Squish it into a table
3:55 well now the tables scroll the tables
3:57 are interactive so you can scroll
4:00 horizontally in a table and you can
4:02 obviously scroll up and down in the
4:05 table um which is kind of
4:08 cool what do what champ what what what
4:12 you want cheese what's going on you want
4:14 to go out
4:38 okay so you can do that then the other
4:40 thing you can do is when you can ask it
4:42 if you didn't know this if you this is
4:44 if you've got access to chat GPT for or
4:47 chat GPT plus cuz right now all these
4:49 features are still for paid members only
4:52 I think um they're going to be available
4:55 for everyone but they're just not there
4:57 yet but you can ask it to um you know
5:01 take the data from a t
5:03 table and visualize it and what's cool
5:07 is in the upper right hand corner now
5:10 for certain types of charts like simple
5:12 bar charts and pie charts there's this
5:15 new button that says interactive and you
5:18 can change the
5:19 colors of the
5:23 data so let's make this completely
5:26 unreadable
5:28 [Laughter]
5:32 that just hurts your eyes um so that's
5:35 kind of
5:37 cool and then it's they've also got um
5:40 you know like rollover
5:44 data and you can also if if you get it
5:47 to where you like the colors and you're
5:49 happy with it you can click this button
5:51 and it says switch to a static
5:54 chart oh they're actually it's actually
5:56 a different format that's interesting
6:00 oh I see what they're doing so this
6:02 chart is written in Python using one of
6:06 those libraries and then the interactive
6:09 chart is actually part of the chat GPT
6:12 application I see what they're doing
6:14 there that's kind of
6:16 interesting
6:19 H
6:21 fascinating it's fascinating
6:24 Bob patch Hearts um uh let's see
6:30 make me a pie chart period I like pies
6:34 period pies is
6:40 tasty let's see what it does says
6:42 analyzing I think it's going to make us
6:44 a pie chart wonder if it's going to be
6:46 about
6:50 Pi this code will generate it now I'm
6:53 going to say sometimes it does that
6:55 weird [ __ ] where it just it shows you
6:58 shows you the code
7:01 um no make it so I can see it in the
7:04 browser
7:10 weirdo yes I just called my chat gbt a
7:13 [Laughter]
7:18 weirdo oh my
7:23 God visualize it as a pie chart please
7:33 love the pies Graphics were one of my
7:36 degrees say visualize the pie chart I
7:38 did okay we're going to start this
7:43 over please make me a large spreadsheet
7:47 of synthetic data for sales data for
7:56 a aspirin company
8:23 um let me the see the table here in the
8:26 browser
8:41 [Music]
8:47 oops what's it doing what's it doing why
8:50 is it taking so long
8:55 people oh there we go
9:05 transaction ID customer
9:11 ID yeah so here's our here's our new
9:14 scrolly scrollable tables this is really
9:17 slick so the you know the uh the width
9:20 of the columns can be whatever they need
9:22 to be and then I'm going to say um
9:26 visualize this data in a pie chart
9:32 Kyle what was the first request to get
9:34 all of those
9:36 headings oh I just said I
9:44 said
9:49 oops oh come on select
9:58 ah okay I
10:02 said create a
10:05 comprehensive no I said please make a
10:08 large spreadsheet of synthetic data for
10:12 sales data for an aspirin company so I
10:16 it I used to go to kaggle and get real
10:18 spreadsheets and things like that but I
10:21 realized I could just tell chat GPT to
10:23 make me a pile of data and so I just
10:25 said make a pile of data and then it did
10:27 all that
10:30 which is pretty slick like you know 18
10:33 columns that's that's not a bad you know
10:35 and then it wrote all the
10:37 code and then it generated all the data
10:40 and then it stuck it all in a
10:41 spreadsheet and now did it make us a
10:44 pretty pretty pie chart oh
10:48 yes fantastic Bob tell him what he's
10:52 won let's see we're going to go in here
10:54 we're going to make
10:56 this
10:58 uh 144 54 which is Story vine blue I did
11:02 it the wrong
11:04 one orange and then for this one we'll
11:10 go
11:12 144154 which is Story vine blue and then
11:15 look at that now I got a
11:17 storyvine story Vine
11:20 colored pie
11:22 chart that's sexy it's sexy I like
11:27 it but they're nice I mean they look
11:29 nice
11:30 right and then if I flip over to the
11:33 python version they look like [ __ ] so oh
11:36 and they look they even have animations
11:38 z
11:42 z let's say modify the synthetic data so
11:47 that there
11:48 are six
11:50 different data points we can plot on
11:53 that pie
11:57 chart Bronco colors Kyle what is kaggle
12:01 kaggle Is
12:04 So within chat GPT now there's this
12:08 thing called um Advanced Data analysis
12:11 or code
12:12 interpreter it's been in there for a
12:14 while not a lot of people know about it
12:15 or use it to my knowledge and you can
12:19 upload
12:22 any I I really want to sue Apple for the
12:25 uh their implementation of the the
12:28 microphone to text thing it they they
12:31 just defaulted to staying on even after
12:33 you finish talking um so what kaggle is
12:39 is you can go there and get data people
12:40 upload data sets so there might be New
12:42 York City Taxi data or there might be
12:44 weather data or there might be you know
12:46 all that sort of stuff wonder if data
12:48 sheets can be made accurate for
12:51 knowledge base for a random
12:53 GPT I don't quite know what that means
12:56 Silver Fox what do you mean a random GPT
13:02 [Music]
13:06 kaggle it's a muscle in your pelvis
13:08 region that's my joke Joker don't forget
13:11 to do your kaggle
13:13 [Laughter]
13:23 exercises oh like when you make for
13:24 yourself for whatever reason yeah I mean
13:27 you can upload any data set you can
13:29 upload as a knowledge base for a I
13:32 quoted you as a as a knowledge base for
13:35 for a chat for custom GPT yeah you can
13:38 absolutely do
13:41 that oh you know what I'll do I want to
13:44 talk about a cool thing that happened
13:46 today um so by the way welcome if you're
13:49 new here um my name is Kyle Shannon this
13:51 is the AI learning lab and
13:55 um let me show you
13:59 did the dog get returned
14:02 no I heard a door thought the dog might
14:05 have been returned
14:07 okay if you're new and if you're new to
14:09 Ai and if you're trying to figure this
14:12 AI stu stuff out or oh yeah I do have a
14:14 doggy um or if you are starting to
14:18 figure this AI stuff out but no one else
14:20 in your life is into it and they're like
14:21 shut up about that AI stuff
14:25 Bob and especially if your name's not
14:27 Bob that's got to be very disturbing
14:31 but even if your name is Bob and you're
14:32 into this AI stuff but you don't have
14:36 friends that that respect your passions
14:41 join this this is the AI salon so go to
14:44 the
14:46 salon. and that's going to take you to a
14:50 link tree and the first link there says
14:52 AI Salon community and jump over to the
14:54 AI Salon Community guy how do you think
14:57 llms are changing the service desk am I
15:01 out of a
15:02 job
15:05 um I would
15:09 strongly strongly I would strongly
15:13 encourage you to get AI
15:15 literate and be one of the few people in
15:18 the service area that is AI literate and
15:21 is aware of what these tools can do and
15:25 what's coming
15:27 because yes I think that I think that
15:31 customer service is one of those areas
15:33 or service desk is one of those areas um
15:36 that is going to be impacted most
15:38 quickly I I don't think it's coming
15:40 tomorrow but this
15:43 year open Ai and probably others are
15:46 going to be releasing technologies that
15:50 um that allow you to combine things like
15:53 you know FAQ documents and you know
15:56 service documents with realtime um
16:00 voice and
16:01 speech um that's that's it's it won't be
16:04 indistinguishable from humans but it
16:06 will be good enough that I think a lot
16:08 of you know service areas are going to
16:10 be um they're going to at least
16:12 experiment with
16:15 with um upgrading the customer
16:18 experience is how they'll position
16:20 it and so if I were if I were in your
16:23 position I would be boldly and loudly AI
16:27 literate even if you can't use AI
16:29 officially in your company be talk
16:31 talking about hey I just joined the AI
16:33 salon and and uh this weekend I made a
16:36 kids book for my kids and I'm making all
16:38 these cool pictures and I wrote a song
16:40 and you know now I'm making some
16:41 automations oh wait hey what are you
16:43 doing with automations well yeah I just
16:45 we're not allowed to use it here at work
16:46 but I I made this cool thing that
16:48 automated my
16:50 emailing you should come talk to
16:52 management you know [ __ ] like that's
16:54 going to start happening uh asking out
16:56 of ignorance how do we get literate
16:58 books um just trying the thing watching
17:00 you so yes yes to watching me and here's
17:04 the thing that I can promise you I'm not
17:06 an
17:07 expert
17:10 um I'm just really passionate about this
17:14 stuff and I'm really passionate about
17:17 demystifying this for other people um so
17:20 the first thing I would do if I were you
17:22 is I would join the AI salon and it
17:24 doesn't cost anything so you know for
17:26 for the
17:27 cynical Pricks in the audience that are
17:29 like oh he's just trying to get us to
17:31 sign up for a stupid Community let's get
17:34 out of here
17:35 Bob I don't know Bob is pissed off a
17:38 bunch of people but you know anyway um
17:41 this group we started this group Leah
17:43 faston and I started this group the week
17:45 after chat GPT came out so it's about a
17:47 year and a half old it's got 1500 people
17:50 in it they're all AI enthusiasts so join
17:52 this and there's a couple of things you
17:54 should do here I mean read about who we
17:56 are what we're up to um read about our
17:59 Val values they're they're really
18:00 important this is this is who you'll
18:02 find here um the next thing I would do
18:06 here if I were you is in the community
18:08 section after you join introduce
18:10 yourself use your real name I would
18:13 upload a picture if I if I were you if
18:15 you feel you know if you obviously if
18:17 you don't feel safe doing that I
18:19 understand that that's fine some people
18:20 like that but this is very much a
18:23 community to get um get to know other
18:25 people and to connect with other people
18:27 so the first thing I would do if you is
18:30 introduce yourself here and let people
18:33 know here's what I'm up to I'm just
18:35 getting started this is not a group that
18:37 will judge you you don't have to be
18:39 technical to be in this group this group
18:41 actually started it was called the AI
18:43 artist salon and we changed we we
18:46 realized that people were going to be
18:47 coming from all walks of life so we
18:49 didn't want it to seem like oh you got
18:50 to be an artist to be in there but with
18:53 AI right now a lot of people think that
18:55 you've got to be a mathematician to use
18:57 Ai and you don't it's really quite
19:00 remarkable and so this is a group of
19:02 people really exploring generative AI
19:04 this new stuff where you don't have to
19:05 be a mathematician to use it like chat
19:08 GPT and the image generation tools and
19:10 the music generation tools so do that
19:13 and then the next thing after
19:15 introducing yourselves right two two
19:18 little things down from introduce
19:20 yourself is the play first and AI tools
19:25 tab this is a page that I maintain and
19:28 here's your recipe for how to get AI
19:31 literate um I wrote it down right here
19:33 it's it's three
19:36 steps and the three steps are play
19:39 first then it's mindfully
19:42 create and then it's generously
19:46 lead so what do those mean play first
19:51 literally means play with everything you
19:53 can and if you scroll down this list
19:56 there's a big long ass list of stuff to
19:59 play
20:02 with Right image generation tools music
20:05 generation tools things like that okay
20:08 now let me dig into these so so one of
20:12 the things that Leah and I have spent
20:14 the past month or so we've been talking
20:16 with Vicky and with um Bradley some of
20:19 the other organizers in the salon and
20:22 Leah and I spent the better part of last
20:26 month meeting and talking about
20:30 what is the salon and what do we want it
20:32 to be um and you know a number of people
20:37 gave us their their experience from
20:40 being in the salon and what we landed
20:42 with was was these three
20:44 phases that everyone goes through at
20:47 least once and if you've been doing this
20:50 AI stuff for a while what we're
20:51 realizing is that you go through this
20:53 cycle numerous times like probably every
20:57 other month or so you're kind of back
20:59 going through the cycle again so play
21:01 first means just play Just it it doesn't
21:05 matter what it is just play with it make
21:07 stupid [ __ ] make crazy images make dumb
21:10 songs um don't feel like you have to
21:15 learn
21:16 AI because it can get really really
21:18 overwhelming just let your intuition be
21:21 your guide just play play play and in
21:24 playing you'll learn enough stuff that
21:27 you can then kind of move into this days
21:29 that we're calling mindfully creating
21:31 like solving problems like okay I know a
21:35 little bit about chat GPT now I know how
21:37 to make some images with DOI or mid
21:38 Journey or whatever it might be and I
21:41 have a friend who's starting a business
21:42 so let me reach out to them and see if I
21:44 can help them come up with some
21:45 marketing ideas hey Bob uh I'm kind of
21:50 learning AI could I help you with some
21:52 marketing ideas yeah sure do whatever
21:53 you want kid and then just make [ __ ]
21:56 right mindfully create um solve problems
22:00 start with problems so rather than
22:02 saying what can I do with AI or you know
22:04 what am I supposed to do with AI go find
22:07 some problems to solve could be a family
22:10 thing you want to do like you want to
22:12 create a meal plan for the next two
22:14 weeks or you want to create an exercise
22:16 regiment for yourself or or you want to
22:18 plan your garden for the summer come up
22:21 with some Challenge and then try to use
22:24 AI to solve that and then the third
22:27 phase is generously lead
22:30 and this one's really important and this
22:32 is what the salon is all about and and
22:34 so what we're going to be doing over the
22:36 next couple of months is rearching the
22:38 experience of the AI salon so that
22:41 people can easily sort of follow this
22:44 journey and generously leading is like
22:47 now that you've learned a little
22:48 something and you've done a project
22:50 reach out to someone teach them um you
22:54 know uh start a start a a guild within
22:57 here or or just start a you know start a
23:00 a group or or get two or three people
23:02 together and do a project or or at work
23:05 start the AI committee or join the AI
23:09 committee teach a class you like but K I
23:12 don't really know anything if you're in
23:14 here you know more than most people like
23:18 if you've never done AI in your life and
23:19 you showed up here tonight and you've
23:21 been here for more than three what is
23:23 the 6 seconds on Tik
23:26 Tok you're farther ahead than people
23:29 right
23:32 now and and that cycle of just play
23:36 throw mud at the wall figure stuff out
23:37 and then go okay I kind of got that now
23:39 let me try something let me try to build
23:41 something and then like hey let me show
23:44 you what I built generously lead also
23:46 looks like learning out
23:48 loud like go on to LinkedIn and say hey
23:52 I I'm teaching myself Ai and I tried
23:54 this thing and I put in this prompt and
23:56 it gave me this answer and that answer
23:58 really sucked man and I thought AI was
24:02 cool or I tried AI I put in this prompt
24:05 this thing came out oh my God this
24:07 stuff's like [ __ ] magic have you guys
24:10 tried
24:12 this that kind of leadership what it's
24:15 going to do is it's going to help you
24:17 anchor what you're
24:19 learning it's also going to create
24:22 visibility for you as someone that knows
24:24 what's going on with this stuff and then
24:27 by doing it in the cont text of
24:29 something like the AI Salon You're
24:31 Building trusted relationships and if
24:34 you're good like if you do good work and
24:37 if you're proactive and if you're
24:39 generous and you reach out to people and
24:41 if you're not a
24:44 dick people will start to go oh okay I
24:48 think I could work with Bob Bob's not
24:51 bad and the next time they have a
24:53 project comes up hey Bob you want to you
24:54 want to talk about a project that's how
24:57 this is going to work
25:00 so Amelio's wife still buffering for her
25:04 it's so
25:05 sad um so he's not a cool framework I
25:07 love I love this framework I'm really
25:09 excited about it in fact I wrote a new
25:12 mission statement that I'm trying on
25:14 with the organizers right now and I'll
25:17 read it to you because I I really like
25:24 it at the AI Salon we play first joyful
25:28 y exploring generative AI gaining the
25:31 skills and inspiration to mindfully
25:34 create authentically expressing
25:37 ourselves in ways we never thought
25:39 possible which inspires us to generously
25:42 lead others enriching lives redefining
25:45 what's possible and unlocking a new era
25:48 of human achievement
25:53 welcome I challenged the marketing guy
25:55 on LinkedIn today to say AI would not be
25:57 useful there you go learn out loud yeah
26:03 Isn't that cool like I don't know if
26:04 that's quite the final form but but that
26:07 idea
26:09 of this is about this is about playing
26:12 right now because there's a couple of
26:14 reasons for it there's a lot of fear and
26:17 there's a lot of anger and there's a lot
26:18 of
26:19 resentment and there's a lot of
26:22 Justified um angst over how AI is going
26:26 to impact
26:27 work and
26:29 so what I see in this Tik Tok night
26:33 after night what I see in the AI Salon
26:35 day after day is when
26:41 people step into learning this stuff in
26:44 kind of in a in a playful
26:46 way they get inspired very very quickly
26:49 and they realize very very quickly holy
26:53 [ __ ] these tools are amazing holy [ __ ] I
26:56 didn't know I could do that holy [ __ ] I
26:58 I can make images now I can make songs
27:00 now in fact um about a week ago I was in
27:03 here and I was talking about something
27:05 someone asked something about marketing
27:07 I said maybe we'll even make you a song
27:08 and this one guy in the thing said well
27:10 not me I can't make a song and I said oh
27:15 yeah and I went right over to yudo I
27:18 think this was the first night where Mr
27:19 it was like not another
27:23 song and and we went over to yudo and
27:26 you know in about 10 minutes I had made
27:28 a song and and and then this guy went
27:30 over to udio and started making songs he
27:32 goes oh my God this is
27:35 amazing I don't think most people have a
27:38 [ __ ] clue how empowering this stuff
27:45 is you
27:49 know so the AI Salon we play first
27:52 joyfully exploring generative AI gaining
27:55 the skills and inspiration to mindfully
27:57 create authentic
27:59 mindfully create authentically
28:01 expressing ourselves in ways we never
28:03 thought possible which inspires us to
28:06 generously lead others enriching lives
28:08 redefining what's possible and unlocking
28:11 a new era of human
28:13 achievement why not why not us why not
28:19 that been listening to the hard Fork
28:22 podcast
28:26 nice uh
28:31 [Music]
28:34 Source Camp is brainstorming ideas with
28:36 some some Irregulars very cool love
28:40 that also Ang about who will take over
28:44 social engagements I want people I hear
28:47 a
28:49 lot what's that mean
28:53 Corey I don't quite get what you're
28:55 saying
28:56 there do you want people people to
28:59 report
29:00 back or evaluate their skills not right
29:04 now um I think I think what we're going
29:07 to what we're what we're likely going to
29:10 do so the thing about this framework
29:12 play first mindfully create generously
29:15 lead is that it's kind of fractal in
29:17 nature you could do those three you know
29:21 those three things within a single
29:23 little tool on a single little project
29:25 or you could do it for like your whole
29:26 career your whole life
29:29 and everywhere in between so so we're
29:31 likely not going to map the salon to to
29:35 this exactly but we're going to use this
29:37 language a lot and and what we'll likely
29:39 do is we'll say you know there are going
29:41 to be certain guilds that are more like
29:43 you know mindfully creating where you're
29:45 where you're doing projects as opposed
29:48 to places to just play or like learning
29:51 101 kind of you know onboarding kind of
29:55 I don't know anything about AI I need to
29:56 do something so we'll likely do some
29:58 education around the play first and
30:00 mindfully create stuff um but no we're
30:03 not this is not this is a salon this is
30:06 the whole idea of the salon is for
30:08 people to support one another and and
30:11 you know what we're trying to do as the
30:12 founders of this is put the framework
30:15 together so people can be really
30:17 successful cuz there's a lot of
30:19 different areas in the salon right now
30:21 it can get a bit overwhelming and so
30:23 we're trying to sort of simplify it down
30:24 to say you know start playing and then
30:26 here's some places to start doing that
30:28 and then you know as you get your feet
30:30 under you here's some some next steps
30:32 you can take and so so I don't know how
30:35 we're going to do that yet but that's
30:36 that's sort of the
30:38 plan um then within Community after
30:41 you've you know sort of played with the
30:43 tools and things like that you can ask
30:44 for help there's a water cooler section
30:46 there's a news area Shameless
30:48 self-promotions there's a whole show in
30:50 tell area where if you've done cool work
30:52 that you want to show off to the
30:53 community images and graphic music and
30:55 audio video and animation and then gpts
30:58 apps and websites um so there's an area
31:00 for you to show off work and then we've
31:02 got guilds which are these
31:03 subcommunities run by leaders who are
31:06 generously leading right that that that
31:08 third component who are these people
31:11 that run these These are people that
31:13 just learned enough to say hey I want to
31:15 help like Danielle does This Thing
31:16 Called Mad Libs challenge where she
31:19 where she'll write um like a Mad Lib
31:21 style image prompt and and say gives it
31:24 to people and says here you know go go
31:26 fill in the Mad Libs and make your own
31:28 IM Imes and share them together in the
31:30 space space that she's created um really
31:33 really cool stuff the latest one is this
31:35 cool kind of
31:36 split split color sort of thing let's
31:39 see yeah this
31:42 one ethereal
31:50 Blends and then you know people just
31:52 come in and
31:54 respond with the images they've created
31:58 that cool and so like that's a way to
32:01 playfully you know play first come in
32:03 and just play um it doesn't take any
32:07 don't take no science it don't take no
32:09 book
32:10 learning you just come in here and you
32:14 click um there's a business Guild
32:16 there's a technology Guild if you want
32:17 to geek out build stuff there's a social
32:21 impact Guild if you're like but we got
32:22 to deal with the ethics
32:24 and you know we can't just use these
32:26 tools the robots are going to kill
32:28 everyone yep go talk about that stuff
32:30 there's an education Guild in there
32:31 there's an Ethics Guild
32:33 Healthcare and then we even have this
32:35 community clubs we have our own little
32:38 club called the AI learning lab
32:40 Irregulars and so you can go in there
32:43 and like as I stay stupid [ __ ]
32:45 throughout the night which I do all the
32:50 time people who people to run the grid
32:53 2% AI
32:57 cyborgs Joker making everyone feel
32:59 better about their their job
33:03 prospects beer miscellaneous
33:05 miscellaneous that's totally my budget
33:09 oh man um so you can go there's
33:14 LTX Studio we were playing with the
33:17 other
33:20 day so go share some ideas go share some
33:23 work go connect with people that's
33:26 beautiful Corey
33:29 Cory Sandler doing the art art with a
33:31 capital A with these ai ai
33:42 tools I'm actually really interested in
33:45 the ethics aspect yeah so Vicky and uh
33:48 Joy pie run the ethics um the ethics
33:51 space within the social impact
33:55 Guild um and then there's also you know
33:57 educ
33:58 education and Healthcare both big areas
34:00 like all three of those areas I think
34:01 are actually really um really important
34:04 areas so yeah I would I would say jump
34:06 in there and
34:08 uh and and play around with that I was
34:11 also talking to lunatick last week about
34:14 you know she's got re you know deep
34:16 experience in policy and things like
34:18 that so I think there could end up being
34:21 um you know something something that we
34:23 do around policy the AI Salon actually
34:25 just signed on to a letter here in
34:27 Colorado
34:29 where we told the Colorado government
34:31 don't pass this shitty AI Bill to which
34:34 they promptly said hey awesome in input
34:37 there uh yeah we're going to go ahead
34:39 and pass it anyway we know it's a piece
34:41 of [ __ ] but we can we can fix it over
34:43 the next two years so so we failed there
34:46 so it it might be good for a group like
34:48 the AI Salon to get a bit more
34:49 politically active as well and not not
34:52 politically active like we're going to
34:54 be out lobbying but like at least be
34:56 aware of what's going on
34:58 and understand you know how we all might
35:00 be impacted by that and you know rally
35:03 the troops when we need to rally the
35:07 troops because I think we're about to
35:09 see a rash of shitty AI policy and it's
35:13 probably going to go state by state
35:15 because the national the federal
35:16 government can't you know they can't
35:18 [ __ ] rename a street sign much less
35:21 pass comprehensive thoughtful Global
35:25 globally coordinated AI policy
35:28 for from an organization that doesn't
35:30 understand how Wi-Fi works so you know
35:33 what are you going to do what are you
35:36 going to do all right so that's the AI
35:40 Salon go
35:42 there all right so I wanted to tell you
35:46 something I actually remembered what I
35:48 wanted to tell
35:51 you um so about so in the in the AI
35:55 Salon there's there's a couple other
35:57 changes happening in the salon that I
35:58 think are I think I'm excited
36:01 about one of them is
36:04 um we used to have meetings every other
36:07 week and what that meant was they kind
36:09 of always fell in a weird place in the
36:11 month or just not a weird place but just
36:13 a different place in the month we're
36:16 switching that up to the first and third
36:18 Tuesdays of every month is an AI Salon
36:21 meeting and now there's going to be two
36:23 kinds of meetings there we used to have
36:25 a single meeting that was kind of this
36:27 hybrid where the beginning of it was
36:29 people would introduce
36:31 themselves and then the meetings got too
36:34 big and it it kind of took over the
36:36 meeting and then the second half of the
36:38 meeting was a
36:39 speaker and you know for a while we'd
36:42 have introductions and two or three
36:43 speakers and then we we realized that
36:46 when you have a good compelling speaker
36:48 people want to talk about it so so you
36:50 you know so we we knocked it down to one
36:52 so what we're going to do now is the
36:54 first Tuesday of every month is going to
36:56 be what we call the AI Salon presents
36:59 and that's where we're going to have a
37:00 speaker and then the third Tuesday is
37:04 we're going to have what's called an AI
37:05 meet and greet and the whole meeting is
37:07 going to be dedicated to the community
37:09 getting to know one another and so
37:11 especially if you're new get your ass to
37:14 that third Tuesday
37:16 meeting and introduce yourself we had it
37:19 was it was really cool this this last
37:21 Tuesday we did the our first meet and
37:23 greet and we had two or three people
37:25 that were like I've been lurking for
37:27 months and I always wondered like who
37:29 the people were in the squares they
37:31 didn't they didn't really introduce
37:33 themselves you know in the web thing and
37:35 maybe they they hung out here a little
37:36 bit but didn't say anything they just
37:38 lurked which is
37:39 fine but when we had this evening
37:42 dedicated to saying here's who I am and
37:45 people started doing that we had a
37:47 number of people sort of step out from
37:48 the shadows and go here's who I am and
37:51 the other thing that we we did which I
37:53 really liked was you know we said you
37:55 know um talk about
37:59 stuff you're playing with right play
38:01 first what stuff you're creating or
38:04 building so where are you learning where
38:06 are you building and then we took that
38:09 generous leadership thing and we
38:11 said leadership can can look like two
38:14 things one is it can look like here's
38:17 what I can offer you I can teach you
38:18 something or I can offer you
38:20 something the other half of leadership
38:23 is being willing to ask for help so we
38:26 had people share here's what I can offer
38:28 and then we had them ask here's what I
38:30 need and and then we had people sort of
38:33 actively in the chat saying hey I can
38:35 help let's connect so there were lots of
38:37 connections made so we're going to keep
38:39 doing that so I'm really excited about
38:41 that so so that's that's what's going on
38:45 with the
38:46 meetings
38:48 um trying to think what else
38:52 um so about 6 weeks
38:56 ago we had had a woman spoke named Emily
39:00 Shaw and Emily's a podcast producer
39:03 she's got a podcast called ear candy on
39:06 Spotify probably on other platforms but
39:08 I know it's on Spotify so go go look up
39:11 Emily Shaw ear
39:14 candy and ear candy she she's been doing
39:17 podcasts for years she's a well-known
39:18 podcast producer you know really trusted
39:20 in that space um really talented and ear
39:24 candy
39:26 is Emily realizing
39:31 um podcasting skills are probably going
39:34 to be supplanted by AI pretty
39:37 quickly and so what she's actually
39:40 exploring right now is the relationship
39:43 between humans
39:45 and fake
39:47 humans these tools that make songs these
39:49 tools that make fake voices and say fake
39:53 words and what's the relationship
39:55 between them and where do you need human
39:56 in the loop or do you need human in the
39:58 loop and
40:00 so she spoke and it was really inspiring
40:03 and I told her about the project that
40:05 I'm working on with content Evolution so
40:08 content evolution is a group that I'm a
40:09 part of where I'm the chief generative
40:12 officer I run this group called collab
40:15 which is an AI Skunk Works for this
40:17 organization and it's it's a it's a
40:20 loose Federation of marketing companies
40:22 with really smart people that run these
40:23 organ you know a bunch of different
40:24 companies and it's kind of like this
40:26 co-marketing organization
40:29 and so we for the last year we've been
40:30 building [ __ ] we meet every Friday and
40:32 we build and we made a we made a Content
40:35 generating tool that answers questions
40:38 for people um they they put in a problem
40:40 and it generates a list of questions for
40:42 them to ask themselves to solve that
40:44 problem so we made that that was kind of
40:46 cool and then over the past six months
40:50 or so um we realized that that one of
40:54 the challenges of content Evolution was
40:56 it's got all these interesting people in
40:58 it but you don't know who they are and
40:59 you don't know how to find them and if
41:01 I've got an issue how do I know who to
41:03 work with within the within the group
41:06 and so it started out as an exercise to
41:09 just create a discovery tool could we
41:11 use AI to create a discovery tool and
41:14 where we landed was we ended up making
41:18 digital twins of all of the people in
41:20 collab all of these
41:22 professionals um we created a structured
41:25 interview where people answered this
41:26 interview question
41:28 and we created these digital twins so
41:30 I've got a digital twin of me if you go
41:32 to the GPT store if you've got access to
41:35 gpts and look up Kyle Shannon you'll see
41:38 C profile Kyle Shannon content Evolution
41:42 profile um and there's a bunch of them
41:45 in there and so what Emily did she got
41:47 she got really excited about this
41:49 project and
41:50 so and we did it today so that's like
41:53 why I'm talking about it is we did it
41:55 today and I I found it actually really
41:56 inspiring so what Emily did was she had
41:59 each of us
42:01 record um or you know make a recording
42:04 of us talking and give that to her and
42:06 she was going to create a voice model so
42:09 she created a voice model of all of the
42:10 members of the salon so that she could
42:12 generate an avatar talking that sounded
42:15 like
42:16 us and then she took our individual gpts
42:19 and she wrote a set of she wrote a
42:21 question for each one of
42:23 us and she asked the GPT like she asked
42:27 the k
42:28 GPT this question and then it provided
42:31 an
42:32 answer and then she she used that model
42:35 of my voice to turn that into an audio
42:37 recording of me answering the question
42:40 but it was the digital twin of me so
42:42 what we did today was she sort of
42:44 interviewed us and you know said what's
42:46 this group about and then she said okay
42:48 I'm going to ask each of the five of you
42:51 she picked five of us each of the five
42:53 of you a question and I want you to
42:56 answer it in about hundred words or or
42:58 so and then I'm going to play your
43:00 digital twin answering the same question
43:03 and I want you to respond to it and it
43:06 was [ __ ] mindblowing it was amazing
43:09 Cindy [ __ ] went first and she she
43:12 answered her thing and then Cindy talks
43:16 a lot she's got she's got a lot going on
43:19 and so she she talked a lot for a while
43:21 and then and then Emily said can you try
43:22 that again but like you know tighten up
43:24 the answer and so when she tightened up
43:26 the answer it was you know it was TI it
43:27 was tight when um Emily played the
43:32 digital twin of of Cindy answering the
43:34 question in a short thing it sounded
43:37 close enough to it that I got chills
43:39 like it was just this weird moment where
43:41 I
43:43 realized holy [ __ ] like we
43:47 are very much at the
43:50 cusp
43:53 of having to personally confront
43:57 what it
43:59 means to have our
44:04 likeness used in in ways that we like in
44:07 ways that we don't like understanding
44:10 that our likeness has
44:12 value um that we're going to be
44:15 interacting with these digital entities
44:17 that are going to be like friends and
44:19 they're going to be like coaches and
44:21 they're going to be like just hanging
44:23 out people are going to have
44:25 relationships with them and it just it
44:27 like it hit me just sort of crystal
44:29 clear that we're actually very very
44:32 close to that
44:34 future and and it's weird like like
44:38 every one of my meetings today was some
44:40 version
44:41 of what what do we do like the the uh I
44:45 worked on this book with with Cindy [ __ ]
44:47 and some other authors called AI Futures
44:50 and Anthology so it's it's a seven
44:53 authors
44:54 contributed um an essay to this book
44:59 and over the past two or 3 months we
45:02 turned the book into a GPT and then we
45:05 we added interviews of each of us as
45:09 well as our so in in this GPT is the
45:11 chapter that I wrote a little bio of me
45:14 and then this interview that I did
45:16 specifically for the book and so we now
45:19 have this interactive version of all of
45:21 us as an as a collective
45:24 entity where we can say hey you know
45:28 what would Kyle think about this issue
45:30 or what would Cindy [ __ ] think about
45:32 this issue or what would Lee chasen
45:33 think about this this issue or
45:36 camer and then this thing answers it and
45:39 and like what we what we were talking
45:41 about all day today is what what do we
45:44 do what do we do with this
45:47 thing and like what are the implications
45:49 of
45:51 it and is anyone GNA want to interact
45:54 with a digital twin maybe not but we
45:58 might interact with it and do things
46:00 like what the the experiment that Emily
46:01 did today is say hey let me have my
46:03 digital twin comment on something and
46:05 then I'm going to comment on what it
46:07 said maybe it's remarkably close to to
46:10 what I would say maybe it's really far
46:12 away and there's that means that there's
46:14 some way to go before these things are
46:16 useful so anyway that was I you know
46:20 that's something going
46:22 on that I think's amazing all right
46:27 I wouldn't introduce another me into the
46:30 world one is way too
46:34 many well you know you know it's funny
46:37 um es especially because there's some
46:40 some neuros spiciness in in my crowd
46:42 here um you know raah raw neuros
46:48 spicy um one of the things we were
46:50 talking about in the uh in the AI
46:53 Futures meeting
46:55 today was
46:59 it's going to
47:01 be increasingly important to be in
47:04 community to be in trusted groups
47:08 right people that may have social
47:10 anxiety or may not be comfortable
47:13 meeting and
47:15 greeting what if and this is one of the
47:17 things we're talking about with AI
47:18 Futures I I think this is something that
47:20 we're going to play with and my a my uh
47:22 office hours that I do on LinkedIn every
47:24 Friday we talked about this as well the
47:27 the idea actually came from the office
47:28 hours um today um what if we create a
47:33 digital twin that is designed to be the
47:37 the person that you interact with to get
47:40 to know
47:41 Kyle right so you can have a virtual
47:44 conversation and right now it's probably
47:46 just going to be text but within 6
47:48 months you'll be able to literally just
47:50 have a conversation with me and it'll be
47:52 some version of me that if we train it
47:55 right you'll get to meet who I am and
47:58 experience a little bit of who I am and
48:00 then if you if you dig that cool maybe
48:03 you move on to the next step and say Hey
48:04 you know I'd love to connect and talk
48:06 about I talked with your you know Avatar
48:08 about this
48:10 and and why do that
48:15 because someone's going to do it for
48:18 you I think there's a massive
48:21 opportunity for all of us to
48:26 proactively you know that play first
48:28 thing I think there's real value in all
48:30 of us playing with whatever it means to
48:33 make one of these digital Twins and
48:35 really understand what it means to
48:37 interact with it and and put it out in
48:39 the world and figure out how you would
48:41 use it and what what are the flavors of
48:43 it is there like a friendly version of
48:45 Kyle that's kind of like my Tik Tock
48:47 here and is that different than the
48:49 business version of
48:50 me you know people have different modes
48:53 and personas although Vicki today she
48:56 Vicki today goes I don't know understand
48:57 what the hell you people are talking
48:58 about I've got one mode I'm who I am
49:01 that's it bing bang
49:05 boom and so but like that's [ __ ]
49:09 amazing like okay so how do we deal with
49:11 that
49:12 right is there a sample questionnaire we
49:15 can start with
49:17 um I've got two so here's what I here's
49:20 what I did Silver Fox I'm I'm happy to
49:22 share the framework but I I actually
49:26 think here's here would be my
49:28 recommendation the the question sets
49:31 that I've created I created one for the
49:33 AI Futures book and I didn't create it
49:36 we the groups created it but I was a
49:38 part of creation of
49:39 it what we did in both cases the other
49:42 one was for the the content evolution
49:44 gpts is we went to chat GPT and
49:48 said um we want to
49:51 create um a structured
49:55 interview that
49:58 introduces you to a
50:00 person um with the following goal or the
50:04 follow you know the following you here's
50:07 the project we're doing here's what
50:08 we're trying to
50:09 accomplish and and we want the interview
50:12 to
50:13 capture you know as much of the person
50:16 as possible personally professionally
50:18 background wise whatever it might be so
50:21 we basically let chat GPT create the
50:23 framework and it does it pretty good so
50:26 the most most important thing with these
50:28 projects is and this is what we were
50:30 talking about in the in my office hours
50:32 today is what do we want to do do we
50:36 want this to be like
50:38 a a virtual salesperson selling products
50:43 for our company do we want this to be
50:45 just the virtual version of me you can
50:47 get to know Kyle a little bit that's
50:49 less formal do we want this to be like a
50:52 Consulting kind of Bot that eventually
50:55 someone might pay for
50:57 potentially like might be all of
51:00 those um so you got to start with you
51:04 don't have to I highly recommend
51:07 starting with what do you want the bot
51:09 to do the other thing that I think could
51:10 be really valuable and and this might be
51:13 something I was thinking today that it
51:15 might make sense to create a guild
51:18 probably in the in the technology Guild
51:21 to create a working group to do this for
51:24 the salon come up with a salon
51:26 questionnaire
51:28 and um I'm talking to another I'm
51:31 talking to a developer who hangs out in
51:33 some of these groups that I used to work
51:36 with I think we could create an
51:38 interview bot that would actually
51:40 interview someone and and ask them a
51:43 bunch of questions and then when it gets
51:45 enough information it would
51:46 automatically generate a digital twin
51:48 for
51:49 them
51:50 um so anyway so so start understand what
51:54 you want to do what what the purpose of
51:57 this thing is and then have chat GPT
51:59 help you write that framework that
52:00 that's how I'd start with
52:02 it and I'm only hesitating
52:05 because like the questions that we wrote
52:08 for Content Evolution like one of the
52:11 criticisms I got when I shared when I
52:13 shared my GPT for the content Evolution
52:16 thing a bunch of people not a bunch some
52:19 people from in here went and played with
52:22 it and said hey your digital twin didn't
52:26 know the word
52:27 janky um it didn't call it a janky piece
52:30 of [ __ ] what's going on like that's not
52:32 you
52:33 well I didn't I don't talk about janky
52:36 pieces of [ __ ] freely and openly in my
52:39 in that Professional Organization but I
52:41 do here because it's like you know it's
52:43 like AI after hours in
52:47 here but but that's actually a real
52:51 issue right so I would design a question
52:54 set differently if I wanted to to be
52:56 more like who I am is the zany me versus
53:00 the professional me
53:07 um you
53:13 know
53:16 janky cloning the
53:18 Irregulars what can go
53:22 wrong yeah Danielle it it needs to be
53:25 able to take on multiple personas so I
53:29 think that there's I think that there's
53:32 potentially a big business in Persona
53:38 management it's not an obvious one and
53:41 it's going to be probably two or three
53:43 years until it turns into an opportunity
53:45 but if you start building it now I think
53:47 there's a big opportunity there
53:50 um I think that I think that we're going
53:53 to
53:54 have like here's the Persona of me that
53:57 shows up at banking
54:00 meetings to negotiate terms on my car
54:04 loan and maybe that's actually a Persona
54:09 that that I um give someone permission
54:12 to take my likess and take their special
54:15 negotiating prompting thing and they're
54:17 going to create a Persona of me that's
54:20 [ __ ] kick ass at negotiating and and
54:23 that version of me is going to show up
54:24 in all business negotiations or all you
54:27 know Financial Financial
54:29 conversations and I'm going to be able
54:31 to sit back and like Watch What Happens
54:33 and tell it you know maybe I'll make
54:35 decisions along the way but it's going
54:37 to negotiate for
54:39 me all right so there's my negotiating
54:41 Kyle and then I might have my zany janky
54:45 pieces of [ __ ] wacky hairdo Kyle that
54:47 wears black t-shirts and hangs out at
54:50 night you know talking about
54:52 Ai and and that that's one I'm going to
54:55 I'm going to create and then I might
54:56 have another one that's a business one I
54:58 might have another one that's
55:00 the that that's something for my
55:03 family how do you manage all those how
55:06 do you keep track of them all it's kind
55:08 of like it's kind of like social media
55:11 accounts right now you know how it when
55:13 when social media first started there
55:14 were like two or three of them and
55:15 you're like okay I got Facebook and I
55:17 got this and oh now there's Instagram
55:19 okay and then and now there's like
55:21 [ __ ] 40 social media accounts and
55:24 like I I how many people in here have a
55:26 flicker account full of photos I
55:30 do did I ever shut it down no do I ever
55:33 go there
55:35 no is it are people I I don't
55:40 know so we're it's going to be like that
55:43 with these personas I think so so it's
55:47 just wild and it was funny the question
55:49 that Emily asked me today and my digital
55:52 twin was about personas and do I think
55:56 that
55:57 these personas are going to
56:02 um make people disconnect from other
56:05 people are they just going to interact
56:06 with the personas and they're going to
56:09 disconnect it was like a two-part
56:11 question it was a complicated question
56:13 the first one was like are people going
56:14 to have relationships with these
56:17 entities and I said
56:20 absolutely
56:21 and we're going to move through the
56:24 creepy phase very quickly and it's going
56:26 to get quite normalized I think just
56:28 people are going to have entities they
56:30 interact with and have friends and
56:32 whatever lovers and professional
56:35 Associates and coaches and psychologists
56:37 all of it you're going to have all of
56:40 it
56:43 um and then I think where it's going to
56:45 go
56:47 is these entities that we interact with
56:50 and our
56:51 personas are going to handle a lot of
56:54 the low-level repetitive work work that
56:57 we do like if I want to go on a
57:00 vacation I or my wife or someone has got
57:03 to like pick up the phone and and you
57:05 know log in and go get the plane tickets
57:07 and then call someone and say hey did
57:09 you enjoy this and yeah there's all that
57:12 work to do right you can't just go
57:14 vacation someone's got to do the
57:16 logistics well what if all these things
57:18 did the logistics and we were then freed
57:21 up to connect with one
57:23 another I think that's kind of where it
57:26 goes so
57:27 counterintuitively by using Bots and
57:30 personas
57:31 more I think it it has a very real
57:34 possibility of pushing us to reconnect
57:38 authentically I saw a movie review for
57:42 Madame web and the critics called it
57:46 janky it's a good
57:50 reviewer using a digital twin could be
57:53 used with a potential employer
57:55 interacting through through what through
57:58 customer oh custom GPT yep yeah exactly
58:02 yep yeah exactly yeah you could have the
58:06 the initial um the initial interview
58:08 could be with your your custom GPT and I
58:12 guarantee you the interviewer is also
58:14 going to be a custom
58:21 GPT it's just crazy to think about like
58:24 we're we're there you want you want to
58:25 see something amazing
58:27 aming I think I showed this last
58:38 night so this
58:41 is this is a video
58:45 Avatar of my my business partner
58:48 Mo'Nique her son goes to a school that
58:51 um is run by this woman Megan Patterson
58:53 it's a it's a neurodiverse school neuros
58:56 spicy
58:57 school and so this was the first test
58:59 video did we did so we went we went down
59:02 last week and we interviewed Megan so we
59:04 we filmed her on video talking about
59:06 whatever it it literally didn't matter
59:08 what she was talking about I said I said
59:11 just talk for at least 3 minutes and so
59:13 you know we set up it was an
59:15 iPhone and we had a little clip on
59:18 microphone little clip on mic and we
59:21 recorded her for 3 minutes and
59:23 then after the interview I uploaded that
59:27 video to hey Jen and then this was the
59:30 first test video that we did so this is
59:32 I I um we created a custom
59:36 GPT that takes an article or a blog post
59:39 that she's written because she's written
59:41 tons of content about the philosophy of
59:43 the school and the learnings and things
59:45 like
59:46 that
59:48 and we wrote a GPT that'll take one of
59:51 her blog posts and turn it into a video
59:53 script that is designed for a story Vine
59:56 temp temp we've got a specific template
59:57 we've got so so this is the very first
1:00:00 test we did we just took a random blog
1:00:02 post from the the school's
1:00:04 website put it in our custom GPT it
1:00:06 generated a script we you know it took
1:00:08 me I don't know 16 different versions of
1:00:11 the prompt to get it to make the script
1:00:14 decent but this is Megan's Avatar saying
1:00:19 words she never said this is with her
1:00:22 permission obviously my name is Megan
1:00:24 Patterson and I'm the executive director
1:00:26 of World mind
1:00:27 education today's video is about
1:00:29 unmasking in neurodiverse children
1:00:32 unmasking is the process where
1:00:34 individuals with neurodiverse conditions
1:00:37 such as autism or ADHD stop hiding their
1:00:40 natural behaviors to conform to societal
1:00:43 Norms this is vital for their mental and
1:00:46 emotional well she glitches here in a
1:00:47 second to improve self-esteem and
1:00:49 reduced anxiety watch this understanding
1:00:52 and supporting unmasking is crucial for
1:00:54 fostering a healthy
1:00:57 among neurodiverse
1:00:58 individuals imagine a child named Alex
1:01:01 who is neurodiverse starting in a new
1:01:04 classroom initially Alex behaves quietly
1:01:07 Joker is connect to apps new or old um
1:01:09 connect to apps is about a week and a
1:01:12 half old so it's new I
1:01:15 mean if something two weeks old is old
1:01:18 then it's
1:01:20 new but anyway th you know so so this is
1:01:25 to make this video you need a video
1:01:27 source to start
1:01:28 with and
1:01:31 then you need to create the Avatar you
1:01:33 need to get the Avatar approved and then
1:01:36 when you write your script and say make
1:01:38 me a video it takes it you know it takes
1:01:40 them I don't know 5 minutes 10 minutes
1:01:43 to render the video into
1:01:46 this this quality with like the hand
1:01:49 movement and you know her her voice and
1:01:53 the you know moving her head and all
1:01:55 that sort of stuff
1:01:57 this is going to be real time very very
1:02:00 shortly so right now our gpts you have
1:02:03 to type with them but imagine logging
1:02:06 into something that looks kind of like a
1:02:08 FaceTime call or a zoom call Imagine
1:02:12 logging into a zoom call for the AI
1:02:15 Futures
1:02:16 book and it was a zoom call with all of
1:02:19 the authors of the book talking about
1:02:21 the book and you could ask them any
1:02:22 question Cindy tell me more about your
1:02:25 chapter
1:02:26 can lip readers follow this I think so
1:02:29 and follows all the rules trying to fit
1:02:31 in however as he becomes more
1:02:33 comfortable he starts exhibiting
1:02:35 behaviors like flap but if they but even
1:02:37 if they can't it would be relatively
1:02:40 trivial to put I think you can just turn
1:02:42 on subtitles you could put subtitles on
1:02:44 this it's a really good question but
1:02:47 they they are haen is is pretty good at
1:02:51 the lip syncing it's it's pretty
1:02:53 believable his hands when excited or
1:02:55 needing breaks during lesson
1:02:57 what what might not be there is sort of
1:02:59 the tongue you know tongue position and
1:03:01 things like that might be a little weird
1:03:03 Ral his authentic self that would
1:03:04 actually be an interesting test
1:03:06 test so anyway isn't that
1:03:10 wild
1:03:13 crazy so it's like it's like as I'm
1:03:15 putting this thing together I'm doing
1:03:18 these digital Twins and then Emily does
1:03:20 this thing where our twins are answering
1:03:22 questions that Zoom call idea that I
1:03:24 just had about being able to log into a
1:03:27 zoom call with the authors of a book and
1:03:33 have a conversation with them that's
1:03:35 fascinating because you could do it
1:03:42 247 that's like an interesting
1:03:44 subscription model isn't
1:03:46 it you could say you could buy the book
1:03:50 or you could
1:03:52 buy you
1:03:54 know a five out 5our session with the
1:03:58 authors of the book and you get you get
1:04:00 the physical book that you can read but
1:04:02 you get like a 5our session that you can
1:04:04 use whenever you want where you just
1:04:07 dial into this virtual Zoom
1:04:10 call and have a conversation with the
1:04:13 people of the book that's that's wild to
1:04:16 me I just that
1:04:23 that every conversation I was in today
1:04:26 felt like I was having a
1:04:29 conversation I I today the entire day
1:04:33 today felt like I was in a science
1:04:35 fiction movie scene after scene after
1:04:39 scene I'm like in the planning stages of
1:04:42 Designing my my future
1:04:46 me in multiple groups where where we're
1:04:49 all talking about the multiple versions
1:04:51 of us and what do we want them to be and
1:04:53 what do we want them to say and what if
1:04:54 they say something we don't like
1:04:57 Alexander hamiltones exactly exactly
1:05:00 Silver
1:05:02 Fox yeah because I was even thinking
1:05:04 about that where if we create an
1:05:06 interview bot that will interview you to
1:05:09 generate one of these personas well that
1:05:11 interview bot could then
1:05:14 interview a GPT in conversation
1:05:20 mode Let's see
1:05:31 I want to interview you and I want you
1:05:32 to act like Virginia wolf and answer the
1:05:35 questions from her perspective
1:05:41 okay response count one response title
1:05:44 interview as Virginia wolf date 2024
1:05:47 0525 of course Kyle I'll Channel
1:05:50 Virginia wolf for your interview what
1:05:52 questions would you like to ask her
1:05:56 what's your name where were you born and
1:05:59 how long did you
1:06:02 live and the the little intro part is
1:06:05 just a custom prompt that I have
1:06:07 introducing Virginia wolf date
1:06:11 20452 my name is Virginia wolf I was
1:06:13 born in London England on January 25th
1:06:16 1882 I lived until Mar so imagine you
1:06:20 have you have a bot that does an
1:06:22 interview with people but you could have
1:06:24 that bot do it with historic figures and
1:06:27 just generate a bunch of historical
1:06:29 figure
1:06:30 Bots and then turn those into
1:06:34 living conversational things I
1:06:39 I my head's my head's spinning a bit
1:06:45 today because none of the technology is
1:06:48 really ready for what I'm talking about
1:06:51 it's all just janky pieces of [ __ ] what
1:06:53 what you have to know as enthusi as
1:06:56 enthusiastic as I am for
1:06:59 AI I absolutely understand where these
1:07:02 tools are today they are nowhere near
1:07:04 ready for prime
1:07:05 time
1:07:09 and when they are it's going to happen
1:07:12 very very
1:07:13 quickly so the the latest thing I saw
1:07:16 today is that we're likely going to get
1:07:19 GPT
1:07:20 4.5 so so a new jumping capability June
1:07:25 or July
1:07:26 and then we're going to get GPT 5 in
1:07:28 November that was something I saw today
1:07:30 I don't know if it's the source is
1:07:32 believable um but but that seems
1:07:34 reasonable to me that that we'll get
1:07:36 some significantly improved version of
1:07:38 what we've got now that'll probably be a
1:07:40 bit more multimodal and then next
1:07:43 November like you know five six months
1:07:46 out we'll get whatever the next thing is
1:07:50 that will probably be more like Sora and
1:07:52 video and the voiceover [ __ ] that we
1:07:56 played with last
1:07:57 night so before you know before 12
1:08:03 months all the stuff that I'm talking
1:08:05 that I was talking about today that
1:08:06 feels kind of like weird ass science
1:08:09 fiction like that's science fiction
1:08:12 right not
1:08:16 really how is it possible to feel so far
1:08:19 ahead and so far behind at the same time
1:08:21 it's it's a that encapsulates my
1:08:23 emotions perfectly Brandon I I feel feel
1:08:27 like I'm so impatient for like not
1:08:31 wanting to miss whatever the opportunity
1:08:34 is to really understand what it's like
1:08:37 to have a digital version of me or
1:08:39 multiple dig digital versions of me or
1:08:42 groups of people that I know and respect
1:08:44 and you know building digital things
1:08:47 together like I feel so far behind
1:08:52 and these tools
1:08:56 the they're just not great right
1:09:00 now but now's when you
1:09:03 play now's when you play play
1:09:06 first play first figure this [ __ ] out
1:09:09 because what's the worst thing we do we
1:09:11 create a really shitty digital Persona
1:09:13 of oursel no one's going to give a [ __ ]
1:09:16 most people don't even know what chat
1:09:17 GPT
1:09:19 is so experiment play figure this [ __ ]
1:09:23 out
1:09:29 right you can make money
1:09:31 with if they ever made the store a
1:09:34 [ __ ] store by the way um Lee chasen
1:09:37 who's one of the authors of the book
1:09:38 he's been making bots in po so in po you
1:09:43 can monetize your bots so in chat GPT
1:09:47 Sam Alman bastard told us we could
1:09:50 monetize our Bots and then you know went
1:09:54 off and got fired and priorities
1:09:57 changed but po you can actually build
1:10:00 Bots that you can monetize Lee said
1:10:02 today one a couple of his Bots are
1:10:04 actually starting to generate Revenue
1:10:06 now I don't know if that is like $2 or
1:10:08 $200
1:10:11 but but this is a skill that I think is
1:10:13 going to be super valuable check out the
1:10:16 brilliant lab wait check out brilliant
1:10:19 Labs frames embodied AI brilliant Labs
1:10:23 frames okay let me go look that up
1:10:30 y Labs
1:10:33 frams hello my name is
1:10:36 Fram hi Fram how can I help
1:10:41 you frams
1:10:44 AI we pronounce it the
1:10:48 AI brilliant Labs frame frame is
1:10:51 designed to be worn as a pair of glasses
1:10:54 is that the one
1:11:01 with a suite of AI capabilities out of
1:11:03 the
1:11:11 box okay not for nothing this is the
1:11:15 best industrial design I think I've ever
1:11:18 seen this is the charger that
1:11:22 I you put there that's probably the B
1:11:25 battery right there the batteries are
1:11:27 down here and that's the
1:11:28 induction thing and it looks like a
1:11:30 [ __ ] nose that that's [ __ ]
1:11:35 genius that's [ __ ]
1:11:37 [Laughter]
1:11:39 genius so what do these things do
1:11:43 specifications what can it do out of the
1:11:45 box it's designed to be your AI personal
1:11:48 assistant out of the box you have access
1:11:49 to AI models like perplexity opening
1:11:51 eyes chat gbt whisper so this is
1:11:53 basically the rabbit
1:11:57 this is this
1:11:59 thing but in glasses form so it's like
1:12:06 this allowing you to receive answers to
1:12:09 questions so these are like the um the
1:12:11 Rayband glasses but with Slicker designs
1:12:14 this is all achieved with our
1:12:15 proprietary NOA whatever that
1:12:18 is allow it to learn more engage with
1:12:21 you on a daily basis occasional bit of
1:12:24 dietary advice hey fat so why don't you
1:12:26 get up off your ass and take a
1:12:29 walk
1:12:33 huh Smoky black cool gray
1:12:41 H2O
1:12:43 wild try on virtually
1:12:56 how much are
1:13:03 they $349 so about the same as the the
1:13:06 metag glasses is that the ones you were
1:13:08 talking about I assume that's the the
1:13:11 frame you were talking
1:13:14 about AI is on a hologram would be
1:13:17 beneficial yeah
1:13:21 exactly why are we looking into the
1:13:23 bakery section again yeah exactly
1:13:28 exactly it's like the r R1 you wear on
1:13:31 your face yep
1:13:33 exactly batteries in the back yep
1:13:36 cameras in the
1:13:40 middle today I made money with chat GPT
1:13:42 I sold stickers with my logos that I
1:13:44 created in my GPT
1:13:51 beautiful I'm thinking Kyle is a bot I'm
1:13:53 seeing glitches
1:14:01 that's pretty cool oh
1:14:06 um rumor has it you have access to wool
1:14:08 from alpha now is that
1:14:12 true I don't have access to wool from
1:14:15 alpha how can I assist you
1:14:18 today so who lied do I need to update
1:14:20 the software is your software up to date
1:14:25 there was no lie my software is up to
1:14:28 date how can I assist you
1:14:30 further I think someone was telling a
1:14:35 fib it's important to ensure accurate
1:14:40 information is why do you
1:14:45 lie I strive to provide accurate
1:14:48 information if there was any
1:14:50 misunderstanding please let me know how
1:14:52 I can assist you
1:14:53 better you do real realize that other
1:14:56 chatbots have better personalities than
1:14:58 you
1:15:00 right different chatbots may have
1:15:03 varying personalities how can I assist
1:15:05 you
1:15:06 today yeah but your personality is
1:15:08 particularly
1:15:13 janky I aim to provide help assistance
1:15:16 is there a specific way let to assist
1:15:18 you yeah shut the [ __ ]
1:15:21 up Dr bot I canceled my R1 get the
1:15:24 frames instead nice
1:15:26 yeah those frames look they they look
1:15:28 really nice
1:15:33 design oh no I feel sad for her I know I
1:15:36 pick on my bots a little bit too much
1:15:39 actually you know what I want I I mean
1:15:40 quite
1:15:42 frankly
1:15:44 so so the gp4 Omni the new model that we
1:15:48 don't have access to the voice piece of
1:15:50 it yet not only is it understanding our
1:15:54 um our words it's understanding our
1:15:58 intonation and so I think I'm going to
1:16:02 be able to do the jokey smart assy [ __ ]
1:16:05 that I do with talking to my model and
1:16:08 the model will actually start to
1:16:10 understand
1:16:11 it and especially if it's got memory
1:16:14 where it's got persistence where I can
1:16:16 say uh yeah that was a joke you're
1:16:17 taking yourself too seriously that's
1:16:20 funny it'll likely get better over time
1:16:23 like that thing you can't joke with cuz
1:16:25 it's like if they say any of these words
1:16:27 uh just say I'm I'm sorry I'm not going
1:16:30 to interact with you like that I'm here
1:16:32 to assist and that's all I do
1:16:34 [Music]
1:16:36 mhm
1:16:40 sorry does not compute does not
1:16:46 compute yes sarcast bot
1:16:51 exactly that's what I want I like I
1:16:55 don't I don't want my B one of the
1:16:58 reasons I miss living in New York in New
1:17:01 York City is I like that energy I like
1:17:04 the energy of someone going ah go [ __ ]
1:17:08 yourself I tell them an idea I'm like
1:17:10 hey I got this great idea they listen to
1:17:11 it and like that's a piece of [ __ ] like
1:17:15 there's something about that for me that
1:17:17 feeds me other people would hate that
1:17:20 right but I you can't get any one of
1:17:23 these llms right now you you could fine
1:17:25 tune you could do custom instructions
1:17:27 with chat gbt to get it to act a little
1:17:29 bit like that but not
1:17:32 dynamically so one of my fantasies about
1:17:35 gp4 Omni is that it can start to
1:17:39 recognize my different personalities and
1:17:41 getting back to this Persona
1:17:44 thing imagine being able to say in these
1:17:48 different scenarios I want you to act
1:17:50 appropriately so when you're talking to
1:17:53 my friends that do standup
1:17:56 comedy when you're talking to my buddy
1:17:59 Steve give him [ __ ] make stupid jokes
1:18:03 laugh at the stupid jokes he
1:18:05 makes right and when you're talking with
1:18:07 my you know novaris client setting up a
1:18:11 meeting don't act like that and just let
1:18:14 chat GPT be smart enough to navigate
1:18:18 those different personas I think that's
1:18:21 that's my fantasy is that's where we go
1:18:24 I'm sorry I'm afraid I can't do that
1:18:26 yeah that's totally where she is right
1:18:29 now I'm sorry Kyle I'm afraid I don't
1:18:32 like sarcasm I'm sorry Kyle I'm afraid I
1:18:35 don't like humor I'm sorry Kyle would
1:18:37 you like you know directions on how to
1:18:40 get get to the uh the Avs
1:18:45 game all right it's getting late people
1:18:49 it's Friday night I should let you get
1:18:50 to sleep this was this was fine fine
1:18:53 date night hope you had fun tonight how
1:18:55 is LTX doing today I want bananas trying
1:18:58 to make a short film yep that's that's
1:19:02 your experience with LTX studio right
1:19:04 now should it should drive you
1:19:06 bananas because you're trying to learn
1:19:09 their interface their
1:19:11 structure you're trying to overcome
1:19:14 limitations of the shitty AI models
1:19:16 they're
1:19:17 using and then you're trying to combat
1:19:20 your expectations of this should be
1:19:22 easier and it should make a movie that
1:19:24 looks like a movie and doesn't suck so
1:19:27 yes LTX Studio that's exactly how you
1:19:29 should be feeling right
1:19:31 now prestent lands when will iPhone be
1:19:34 equipped with chat GPT probably my guess
1:19:37 is they're going to announce it at the
1:19:39 worldwide uh developer conference which
1:19:41 I think is the 12th and 13th of June so
1:19:44 we're a week two weeks out from that a
1:19:47 little more than
1:19:48 that
1:19:51 um apparently they have cut a deal with
1:19:54 open AI or they've at least come to
1:19:56 terms I don't know if they've actually
1:19:57 cut the deal but they at least came to
1:19:58 terms with open AI so I think there's a
1:20:01 good chance that Siri will will be gp4
1:20:07 enabled and knowing Apple they probably
1:20:10 cut a deal for the advanced version of
1:20:12 gp4 omni that has vision and voice so it
1:20:16 can see It'll be able to see and it'll
1:20:18 be real time is my guess and then just
1:20:23 knowing how Apple Works they'll probably
1:20:25 announce it at the worldwide developer
1:20:27 conference it'll be available to
1:20:29 developers over the summer and they'll
1:20:32 launch you know iOS
1:20:35 18 AI you know AI version in uh
1:20:41 September October that's generally how
1:20:43 they do what they
1:20:47 do Siri needs an overhaul Siri needs to
1:20:49 be flushed down the toilet uh Siri go
1:20:52 away
1:20:56 she went away um won't they use their
1:20:58 own llm in development well so so Dr bod
1:21:03 here's what's
1:21:05 interesting apparently they have spent a
1:21:09 [ __ ] ton of money on AI development and
1:21:12 research and all that sort of stuff
1:21:13 they're Apple they're going to they're
1:21:14 going to do that
1:21:17 um them cutting a deal with open
1:21:22 AI a month before the developer
1:21:24 conference says to me that they don't
1:21:26 feel that their model is as good as
1:21:31 gp4 and very likely if they cut a deal
1:21:35 now with open AI they've probably
1:21:37 started these conversations back in
1:21:40 September so Apple has probably seen GPT
1:21:44 4.5 they've probably seen some version
1:21:47 of GPT 5 like you know open AI is
1:21:50 working on [ __ ] now that we're not going
1:21:51 to see for a year but apple is probably
1:21:54 seeing
1:21:55 that so even if Apple if their large
1:21:59 language model is as good as llama
1:22:03 3 that ain't gp4 Omni and it certainly
1:22:07 ain't GPT 5 so my suspicion is what
1:22:10 Apple's doing is they'll cut a deal with
1:22:13 open
1:22:15 AI um until their shit's good enough and
1:22:18 so probably a year or two from now we'll
1:22:22 have apple silicon that can natively run
1:22:25 Kick-Ass models it'll be an apple model
1:22:28 and they'll you know they'll part ways
1:22:29 you'll still be able to use open Ai and
1:22:31 blah blah blah but they'll go to their
1:22:33 own native stuff I don't know two years
1:22:35 out something like that just knowing
1:22:38 them cuz they would they would rather
1:22:40 partner with open AI if if that
1:22:42 experience is better they they they'd
1:22:44 probably rather partner with them than
1:22:46 put put out something
1:22:48 bad AI has taken at least 5,000 jobs
1:22:51 from my company company alone yeah I
1:22:53 know it's it's it's going to get certain
1:22:56 certain sectors are going to get
1:23:00 brutalized
1:23:04 brutalized and then the
1:23:07 the if there's a silver lining to that
1:23:11 it's
1:23:12 that the people that
1:23:15 get affected by that are going to have
1:23:17 access to these tools as well and it's
1:23:21 they're going to be empowered to do
1:23:23 things but you you got to be you got to
1:23:26 be it's the
1:23:29 resilient who are going to do okay over
1:23:31 the next 3 to 5 years you but you're
1:23:34 going to have to be resilient you're
1:23:35 going to have to be ambitious you're
1:23:36 going to have to be curious you're going
1:23:37 to have to be it's why we have those
1:23:39 values in the salon of like curiosity
1:23:41 and generosity and generous leadership
1:23:44 and mindful
1:23:48 creation
1:23:49 because it is you're not going to be
1:23:52 okay in my opinion if you just sit back
1:23:55 passively and let this [ __ ] pass you by
1:23:58 and just say I'll catch up to it when it
1:24:02 stabilizes I work in AI but the job
1:24:04 losses were from Google firing us oh
1:24:07 interesting
1:24:09 interesting y yeah I mean you know
1:24:13 there's all sorts of [ __ ] going on you
1:24:14 know Apple just shut down their whole
1:24:17 car division they had 2200 people
1:24:18 working on the Apple car and I guess
1:24:22 they realize that the car business is a
1:24:23 shitty business
1:24:27 and you know Tesla's going to do their
1:24:30 Robo taxis before they could do their
1:24:31 Robo taxis and they decided to jump ship
1:24:35 so
1:24:36 wild is there a college course for AI
1:24:39 there's not right well so uh how do you
1:24:41 say your name IR
1:24:44 iral igles irles igles like
1:24:49 Irregulars
1:24:51 irles okay
1:24:55 AI is this really [ __ ] up deceptive
1:24:57 term that that we got to do a little
1:24:59 distinguishing around I don't know if
1:25:01 any of you have ever done the Forum but
1:25:03 we're going to do some distinguishing
1:25:05 language
1:25:06 now there are lots and lots of courses
1:25:09 on
1:25:10 AI that are courses about the AI that's
1:25:15 been around for for decades machine
1:25:18 learning AI operations you know the math
1:25:21 of it the programming of it the
1:25:23 engineering of it if what you want to
1:25:26 get into is the under the hood building
1:25:29 of the
1:25:30 models optimizing of the models yes
1:25:33 there are lots of courses for
1:25:35 that generative AI the stuff that was
1:25:39 kicked off when chat GPT launched in
1:25:41 November of
1:25:43 2022 is a completely different thing and
1:25:46 there are no courses for that there are
1:25:48 courses for that but they're they're all
1:25:51 out of date already I Promise You by the
1:25:54 time you create a course it's out of
1:25:56 date cuz shit's moving too fast think of
1:26:00 it like this here's here's the
1:26:04 metaphor the
1:26:06 internet was created in the you know 50s
1:26:09 60s it was arpanet darpet what all all
1:26:12 the arpanet whatever they were then it
1:26:14 became the
1:26:15 internet the internet had been around
1:26:17 for decades and decades and decades it
1:26:19 was all command line it was researchers
1:26:21 it was scientists it was mathematicians
1:26:23 it was engineers
1:26:25 that use the internet to pass their
1:26:27 files around to do their
1:26:29 work and then Tim burner Lee invents the
1:26:32 world the worldwide web protocol
1:26:36 HTTP and I think he created it in 1999
1:26:39 the first browser showed up in the early
1:26:41 90s I started um Urban desires an online
1:26:45 magazine and uh agency.com a digital
1:26:48 agency in
1:26:50 1994 that internet was a completely
1:26:54 different internet than the decades
1:26:57 before it the worldwide web took all
1:27:00 that internet technology and made it
1:27:03 this simple click click click click
1:27:06 click on a hyperlink click on a
1:27:08 hyperlink tap on a phone tap right all
1:27:11 of this [ __ ] that we do all this tapping
1:27:14 is that is that one Innovation that one
1:27:16 little simple interface
1:27:18 layer that HTTP protocol represented
1:27:23 hypertext transfer protocol what it
1:27:27 represented chat
1:27:29 GPT does for AI and machine learning
1:27:33 what the worldwide web did for the
1:27:35 internet so when you say are there
1:27:36 courses in AI yeah there are courses in
1:27:39 AI like there were courses for
1:27:41 Internet Protocol [ __ ] that have been
1:27:45 around for decades you could go learn
1:27:47 that stuff but if you wanted to learn
1:27:48 how to make a website nobody knew how to
1:27:51 do that that all had to be invented
1:27:55 now you can get a degree in web design
1:27:57 now you can get a degree in user
1:28:02 experience we it's we're in the exact
1:28:05 same place with AI generative AI right
1:28:07 now is like the early days of the
1:28:09 worldwide web there's no manuals it's
1:28:12 why if if if you haven't been here the
1:28:15 whole time which why would you
1:28:17 be this group The Salon the AI Salon the
1:28:21 salon. go there and and click on join
1:28:25 the community it doesn't cost anything
1:28:27 this is a group of people dedicated to
1:28:31 playing with exploring mindfully
1:28:33 creating with
1:28:35 AI and learning how to be leaders in
1:28:39 whatever this new economy becomes that's
1:28:42 what that group's
1:28:45 about So within there there are people
1:28:48 teaching workshops and running guilds
1:28:52 and doing free weekly meetings things
1:28:55 for their guilds that you can go learn
1:28:56 [ __ ] like Peter kaminsky's learn and do
1:28:59 with Peters absolutely
1:29:01 remarkable you probably learn more with
1:29:04 him in a month than you would taking a
1:29:05 class for anything else for a
1:29:10 year that's where it is right now so the
1:29:13 answer the short the short answer is no
1:29:16 there's not but I'm assuming you're
1:29:18 talking about this new AI stuff not the
1:29:21 old and timey got to have a math degree
1:29:24 AI
1:29:26 stuff all right when Netscape composer
1:29:29 came out it made HTTP developing so much
1:29:33 easier yeah yeah so Google was using our
1:29:36 employees to perform their model
1:29:38 evaluation of the model they used oh
1:29:40 interesting they they used to replace us
1:29:43 oh that's rough so you guys were
1:29:45 evaluating the model that ultimately
1:29:47 took you out
1:29:49 oh
1:29:53 yeah yeah that's that's where we
1:29:59 are that's [ __ ] rough well Nuna join
1:30:03 the join the AI
1:30:05 Salon just play with it yeah exactly
1:30:08 Georgia Tech grad 2001 helped me learn
1:30:10 software engineering that still
1:30:12 applies my wife has complained our real
1:30:15 date nights conflict with
1:30:23 kyes yeah my wife does
1:30:25 too although she's she's chilled out now
1:30:28 that I'm taking weekends off so by the
1:30:30 way I do take weekends off now
1:30:32 Irregulars images okay let's go look at
1:30:34 some images um I do take weekends off so
1:30:37 um we we'll wind things up here um so I
1:30:41 won't be here tomorrow or Sunday I will
1:30:44 I'll do a timer for Monday so so we'll
1:30:46 do this again we well I'll meet you back
1:30:48 here Monday and I know Monday's a
1:30:50 holiday but [ __ ] it I don't care we
1:30:51 we'll I'll see you Monday um we can go
1:30:54 hang out and do stuff
1:30:57 [Music]
1:31:04 um so if you're new here people in the
1:31:07 uh AI salon so this is the AI Salon
1:31:09 website and there's all these different
1:31:11 cool areas down toward the bottom is
1:31:14 this area called Community clubs and one
1:31:16 of them is called the AI learning lab
1:31:17 Irregulars that's all of us so what
1:31:20 happens here if you haven't been here
1:31:22 before five nights of a week we come
1:31:25 here we hang out we do these jam
1:31:26 sessions tonight I was kind of waxing
1:31:28 poetic about the digital twin stuff but
1:31:30 sometimes we're showing stuff off
1:31:31 there's all sorts of stuff we do
1:31:33 here the whole purpose of it is for
1:31:35 everyone who shows up to just be in the
1:31:38 conversation about
1:31:40 AI right whether you learn something
1:31:42 specific or not just do it and so what
1:31:44 this channel is is while I'm talking and
1:31:47 doing that and as you get bored you can
1:31:49 just take stupid [ __ ] I say or you know
1:31:53 the vision of the clation vision of me
1:31:55 and my
1:31:56 dog that's actually very cute and share
1:32:01 images they're rabbit R1
1:32:08 glasses oh that's beautiful Claire
1:32:11 nice Claire's doing such cool work she
1:32:13 does her stuff in mid journey I think
1:32:15 this is mid Journey right
1:32:18 probably Cory Sandler
1:32:23 beautiful who left me on our trampoline
1:32:26 oh yeah someone last night said they
1:32:27 canceled their they canceled their their
1:32:30 rabbit R1 order and bought a
1:32:36 trampoline that's
1:32:38 awesome all right everybody um okay so
1:32:43 little housekeeping
1:32:46 stuff are you following this
1:32:50 channel if not the [ __ ] is wrong with
1:32:53 you
1:32:55 follow this channel where do you do that
1:32:57 up there somewhere I don't
1:32:59 know there's a I've got a faker Channel
1:33:01 there's a channel that sort of has my
1:33:03 name that cloned all my content don't
1:33:05 follow that douchebag he'll try to sell
1:33:08 you nft futures or something like
1:33:11 that if I ever reach out to you if my
1:33:15 digital twin ever reaches out to you and
1:33:17 says hey want to buy some cool nfts
1:33:20 that's not me Lord digital Gods thank
1:33:22 you so much for the gift I appreciate
1:33:24 that so follow this channel if you would
1:33:26 um if you want to support the channel
1:33:28 you can subscribe uh to the to the lives
1:33:31 you can give roses like Lord digital
1:33:33 Gods is I appreciate that very much
1:33:34 you're very generous um in the corner is
1:33:38 a video series called underhyped it's a
1:33:40 series of 17 videos where I talk about
1:33:42 this AI stuff so if you're trying to get
1:33:43 up to speed on why this stuff's a bigger
1:33:47 deal than maybe
1:33:50 people people are giving it credit for
1:33:53 even though it's y like it's really easy
1:33:55 to dismiss and demonize AI right now um
1:34:00 it's kind of a big deal so I talk about
1:34:03 that in that video series and then the
1:34:05 other thing that's really important is
1:34:07 is gratitude so I want to thank the
1:34:09 Irregulars are people who just show up
1:34:11 here night after night after night and
1:34:14 you know a subset of them are
1:34:16 subscribers to this channel um who who
1:34:19 you know support it in that way as well
1:34:21 so thank you to both of you and then on
1:34:23 top of that there are Irregulars who are
1:34:26 also subscribers who are also mods and
1:34:28 the mods are the ones that you know help
1:34:31 Elevate the comments and just you know
1:34:33 answer your questions while I'm off on
1:34:35 some 45 minute [ __ ] stupid tangent um
1:34:39 so thank you mods thank you everyone
1:34:41 else and then the final thing we do
1:34:43 here is uh remember Romper Room if
1:34:46 you're old remember Romper Room in magic
1:34:49 mirror let's see who's in here I see
1:34:52 Philo cific I see Tom Papa JJ ion China
1:34:57 Lord digital
1:35:00 Gods thank you very much Mr Studio Allan
1:35:04 Allan is working on we made a song in
1:35:06 here called we weird Mary from Cedar
1:35:08 Hill Allan is working on the high school
1:35:11 play adaptation of a song written by AI
1:35:14 in the AI learning lab with with the uh
1:35:18 input of the Irregulars so so uh this is
1:35:22 this is just a gift that's going to keep
1:35:23 on given Silver Fox is here thank you
1:35:27 Silver Fox Tobias seemed like you were
1:35:29 in and out of here a lot tonight I guess
1:35:31 he had some hot tub management going on
1:35:34 Mr it love it thank you jenu good to see
1:35:37 you as soon as AI is a gentic you should
1:35:40 sick it on your fraudster actually
1:35:42 that's not a bad idea cuno good to see
1:35:46 you
1:35:47 uh and Murphy's in the house and Murphy
1:35:51 in house Nuna good to see you welcome I
1:35:54 hope you join the salon if you're not
1:35:55 part of it already you might be and I
1:35:57 missed that uh Dr Bob great to see you
1:36:00 John Harr or Joan
1:36:04 Harris the Shadow the shadow in the
1:36:08 house to block Tom
1:36:10 Jason just me in the in the trees very
1:36:14 nice very
1:36:17 nice all right I think I got everybody
1:36:19 got most people Joker's in the house too
1:36:22 all right everyone Cory Sandler pottery
1:36:24 Joey two block
1:36:26 Tom philic
1:36:29 Danielle Amelio's wife weekend orphans
1:36:32 don't mind us she's crying in the
1:36:35 corner um I'll probably do some videos
1:36:38 this weekend and if if for some reason
1:36:41 something interesting drops maybe I'll
1:36:42 do a spontaneous live but I don't have
1:36:44 anything planned I am working on the
1:36:46 musical this weekend so if you don't
1:36:49 know that I'm working on a musical
1:36:52 about the uh the chatbot that told the
1:36:55 New York Times Reporter that it loved
1:36:57 him and he should leave his wife coming
1:37:00 soon to a Broadway stage near
1:37:06 you it's gonna be good Andrew my my uh
1:37:10 my partner on it he he did a poster um
1:37:13 for it today it's pretty it's pretty
1:37:15 [ __ ] good it's pretty [ __ ] sick so
1:37:18 all right I'm out of here have a great
1:37:20 night thanks for hanging out tonight
1:37:21 this is really a lot of fun I appreciate
1:37:23 all of you and uh keep playing play
1:37:26 first then create then lead all right
1:37:30 peace
1:37:31 out um and I will see you Monday bye