aiLL 6/2/23 - The Future of AI is Here Today

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1. 0:00thank you
2. 0:19hey hey it is Kyle Shannon with the AI learning lab I am live it's Friday night it's thunderstorming here in Denver so the lights may go out
3. 0:29that would be dramatic and fun uh this is the AI learning lab I like talking about stuff AI so if you have
4. 0:36questions about AI pop them in the comments I'll do my best to answer them that URL right there chat.openai.com
5. 0:44that's the official chatgpt website if you have not used it you should go use it while I chatter away here go
6. 0:52experiment with chat EBT and see how remarkable it is mm-hmm um it's also um the the the point we're at in history is
7. 1:09a really interesting one we're at an inflection point I I think that the launch of chat GPT in November of uh November 30th 2022
8. 1:18uh was a seminal moment uh it's it's got very strong parallels to the early days of the World Wide Web uh 1994 is when I
9. 1:27kind of discovered it and and dug into it and realized holy crap this thing's going to change everything and so this
10. 1:35AI stuff is very very similar and so that's what this channel is about is just exploring it answering questions demystifying it
11. 1:43uh things like that so if you have questions about AI pop the uh pop your uh questions in the chat uh my name is Kyle Shannon this is the
12. 1:53AI learning lab I'm a long time entrepreneur I'm the founder and CEO of a company called storyvine which is an
13. 2:0111 year old company that uh is is automated video production so I think uh storytelling karaoke we have an app that guides an
14. 2:11end user to tell their story it goes up to the cloud a few minutes later you've got a fully edited video not using AI
15. 2:16oddly enough uh but we're adding a lot of AI to it so if you have questions about AI drop it in the um
16. 2:24in the comments and I will do what I can answer um if you're new to all this AI stuff that address right there chat.openai.com
17. 2:33that's the official chat GPT website there's a lot of fake apps out there trying to scam people's money that's the official one
18. 2:40um while I'm chattering away here if you're watching just go there start playing with chat GPT um ask it to write you a song describe
19. 2:49your significant other and then ask it to write you a song about your significant other in whatever style you like a rap country song
20. 2:57a pop ballad uh tell it to give you the chords for the song it'll do all that it's it's amazing um what else what else could you do you can
21. 3:08have it write a marketing plan for you um all sorts of stuff so if you have questions uh feel free to drop it in uh
22. 3:16if you like what we're up to here feel free to share my live with the other folk and uh tap that that like button
23. 3:24we're starting to get some folks in here good to see y'all it's Friday night does Android have an official chat GPT app I
24. 3:31don't think so yet let me go let's go look at um opening eyes website that's open art hold open AI
25. 3:49yeah introducing the chat GPT app for iOS I think it's just iOS right now so but just go to just uh launch Chrome on Android and go to
26. 4:03that address and the the website works really well on mobile because it's really just a search bar like a Google search bar so it works
27. 4:12quite well on mobile um someone said nope if you have questions about AI pop them in the comments uh that's what I'm here for
28. 4:22and this is the AI learning lab and who's learning I'm learning as I'm learning I'm teaching uh what this stuff's all about so if you have
29. 4:31questions about AI dump it in the chat um let's see what I've done I've got I created a an AI Salon which is basically
30. 4:39a community of people curious about AI we meet every other week and we have a Discord server we can geek out and you
31. 4:46can make mid-journey images things like that I've got a newsletter called the everyday AI newsletter and what else I'm
32. 4:54trying to think what else it's Friday night I'm we just got back from shopping so I'm a little little dehydrated it's
33. 5:01thunderstorming out here in Denver I'm in Denver mm-hmm all right let's see um if you have questions about AI
34. 5:15oh here I'll show you something okay so if you go to chat GPT let me Flip Flip Windows here if you go
35. 5:23to chatgpt if you pay for chat gbt which is 20 bucks a month you get chat GPT plus that gives you access to gpt4 and
36. 5:34there's there's three modes available right now there's the default mode there's browse with Bing which is
37. 5:39basically touch EPT connected to the internet and then there's plugins and the plug-in store is getting insane
38. 5:47there's I think there's 250 or so 225 plug-ins uh and and they're incredibly powerful so the other thing you need to
39. 5:56do if you do sign up for plus and um and want to turn these things on you have to go to your settings
40. 6:06and when your settings come up there's a section called beta features and you basically turn on browsing with Bing and plugins so if you uh
41. 6:17you if you want to start playing with that stuff do it there I'm happy to happy to show you show you anything
42. 6:24um but this is the AI learning lab oh it looks like we just got a bunch of new people in hey everybody my name is Kyle
43. 6:29Shannon I am uh with the AI learning label learning lab this is my channel and uh let's see we'll accept John Martinez Johnny you there
44. 6:46[Music] um yo what's up Ron how is that Ron I think that's Ron what's happening it's good to see you thought eventually human written text
45. 7:00will be highly sought after and valuable um it may be I think what's gonna happen is I don't think there's gonna be AI
46. 7:08written text in human written text as these AI tools get that get rolled into Microsoft Office and all the Google Docs
47. 7:17the Google office suite that they're going to be ubiquitous it's going to be like um like internet like it's just there
48. 7:25and and so I think that it's it's going to be very collaborative where you'll collaborate with the machines just like
49. 7:32you use you know you know when you're writing an email and it'll sort of predict the next couple of words in your
50. 7:37email it'll be like that but more intense I don't think we're gonna I don't think there's going to be a big distinction between um
51. 7:47between human written and and robot written um I think that I think this is a very short phase we're in um if you have questions about uh AI
52. 7:57drop them in the thing if you're new to AI um go to chat.openai.com that's the official chat website
53. 8:05um prompts.chat is is a thing called the um awesome chat GPT prompts little chat GPT to act like different kinds of
54. 8:16characters like act like a screenwriter act like a novelist act like a poet and by putting in these prompts it kind of
55. 8:23focuses chat GPT and it can do very very interesting and specific things for you so that is a pretty cool thing
56. 8:31uh if you have questions pop them into the spot Below have I used Lang chain great time like great framework for llm models in
57. 8:41Python yeah Lang chain if you don't know what it is is um it's a series of tools that you string together where you can actually Point
58. 8:50um Lang chain like at a directory of your files and train you know basically fine-tune a large language model on your
59. 8:57files and then you can search on them and it's got memory and it can search Google and do things like that so it's
60. 9:03the basis of of some of the autonomous agents that are coming out things like Auto GPT and baby AGI some of those Cool
61. 9:12Tools so so yeah I've used it a little bit I haven't really dug into it I'm kind of waiting for the next layer of
62. 9:18interface to come so so I don't have to spin up a virtual machine uh can it tell us who killed Kennedy
63. 9:27it'll tell you something I mean one of the things about these large language models is they will lie to you so you
64. 9:34can probably get it to tell you what what you want it to to tell tell you and you know some of it may be factual a lot
65. 9:40of it may not it just wants to make you happy so if you ask it nice it's going to give you whatever it thinks you want
66. 9:48but that's an important thing if you're if you're creating things that um oh I just got another subscriber I I put
67. 9:55a goal of 13 subscribers I'm up to five uh so so I feel like what I'm doing here feel free to subscribe
68. 10:02um all right here's a question I think foreign wait real headline eating disorder
69. 10:17helpline fire staff transitions to chatbot after unionization yeah and I'm I think there's a follow-up story to
70. 10:25that actually that the chatbot started behaving badly and they've kind of rolled it back I think but I don't know
71. 10:32I don't I didn't actually read that story is there a chat GPT with real-time data yeah so okay two things if you go to bing.com
72. 10:42which I think I have up here don't I I thought I did well anyway we'll go to bing.com hold please so if you go to bing.com it says ask me
73. 10:54anything and that's chat EPT and there's also in this upper left hand corner is this little box that says chat and if you click chat
74. 11:05this is gpt4 and it's free and it's connected to the internet so and it's got It's got three modes more creative
75. 11:14more balanced and more precise so it defaults to more balanced so I can say what is the weather like in North
76. 11:27Denver for the next two hours very specific and so I'm asking it it's searching for North Denver weather next two hours I
77. 11:40found some weather information at 78 degrees there's an eight percent chance of precipitation which is a bit of horse hockey because
78. 11:48it's thundering and raining right now oh but wait North Denver Tulsa Oklahoma oh let me see that's why that's why this is weird it
79. 12:00gave me the wrong State uh whether um in two hours for Denver Colorado
80. 12:15so yes this is connected to the internet and it's free and if you go to what's it say I found some weather 64 degrees Fahrenheit and cloudy
81. 12:26couldn't couldn't find any information about the next two hours but there you go um if you go to chat gbt and you pay for GPT Plus
82. 12:37you can turn on browse with Bing so that's that's it connecting to connected to the internet and then you can also
83. 12:43use plugins and some of the plugins like here's one called ask your PDF and there's another one here called uh link
84. 12:50reader and another one called Web pilot so there's a bunch of different things that can connect to the Internet so yes
85. 12:56the answer is yes you have to pay for chat GPT plus you don't have to pay for Bing I think chat gbt Plus
86. 13:03or gpt4 is still better than Bing they kind of throttled Bing after the New York Times so when they launched when they when
87. 13:11they did the alpha launch of Bing um they had it pretty open and they had it it pretty um it was pretty powerful and a reporter
88. 13:20from The New York Times started chatting with it and asked in its name and it said its name was Sydney and then after four
89. 13:28hours of chatting with it Sydney kind of lost her mind and told the reporter from The New York Times he should leave his
90. 13:35wife for her and that made the cover of the New York Times so after that Microsoft has dialed back the quality of
91. 13:42uh of old bing.com they're they're sort of getting it back up I spent the day at work on Sage yeah so so that's another
92. 13:49really good option here is go to poe.com poe.com I assume that's where you were using language model what's cool about
93. 13:59Poe is that you've got lots of different models you can play with here gpt4 Claude plus Claude instant 100K that's a big deal so what
94. 14:11that means is it's a hundred thousand token model so you can paste in 75 000 Words which is I think it's like a 200
95. 14:21Page novel or something like that you can just literally paste it in and then start it asking questions on it
96. 14:28um gpt4 Cloud plus and Claude 100K you have to pay for so the the things that I'm paying for right now are po
97. 14:37chat GPT mid Journey trying to think what else zapier um Google collab I'm paying for a handful of things but but not much I'm not I'm
98. 14:49not using extensions I'm not doing any of that if you are new to generative Ai and haven't played with this stuff yet
99. 14:57that URL chat.openai.com or bing.com orpo.com are all places where you can play with these large language models um
100. 15:07they're pretty good when will sorry there was a question there when will it view humans as a planetary
101. 15:14threat I don't know when we tell it to I suppose um there are these things called autonomous age listen here's the thing
102. 15:25while it is possible that you know these large language models are going to lead to some sort of existential crisis and
103. 15:33and see us as a threat um I think it's as likely that it's going to be a dramatic Improvement for quality of life for Humanity I see these
104. 15:42large language models as amplifiers of humanity and um I think it's just I think it's really easy to go to the place like the robots
105. 15:50are going to kill us we we've had 50 years of Hollywood telling us the robots are going to kill us and I'm well I've
106. 15:57been I've been saying recently I feel like we're entering a post-sci-fi world I feel like we're literally like week by
107. 16:03week checking off movies that that oh yeah we can do that now oh yeah that used to be science fiction that used to
108. 16:10be science fiction time travel we don't have yet I feel like that's the world we're kind of entering um
109. 16:17one of the reasons I do this channel is that I want to demystify these tools so rather than just being afraid like oh
110. 16:23the robots are going to kill us start using them these are incredibly powerful tools like we are remarkably lucky to be able to have our
111. 16:32hands on something as powerful as gpt4 and and the popularity of chat GPT so so to put it in context I was there for the early days of the
112. 16:42World Wide Web it took six years to get from you know zero users of the web to 100 million six years
113. 16:48it took six weeks for chat GPT to get to 100 million users six weeks because of that Google's been forced out of the Shadows
114. 16:58even though they invented the tech that that powers all this [ __ ] they they were kind of keeping it you know behind the
115. 17:04firewall they've been forced out into the Shadows Met has been forced out out of the Shadows AWS has been forced out
116. 17:11of the Shadows a lot of other competitors are coming into the market because meta's models leaked there's now
117. 17:17a bunch of Open Source models so we now have our Hands-On technology that we likely wouldn't have been able to play
118. 17:23with you know at any kind of scale for a long long time so I would encourage you to go start using the tools and
119. 17:30understand how powerful they are rather than just fear them or dismiss them how do you install a plug-in okay PPT plus
120. 17:37and and Microsoft has announced that they're going to support the plug-in architecture so so all of these plugins
121. 17:43are going to be available on Microsoft Bing and within Microsoft or you know Office 365 when they release that
122. 17:51so how you do it is there's once you have a GPT plus and you've enabled the beta features so let me show you how to
123. 18:01do that so so when you go to your settings there's a tab here called beta features and you have to turn on browse with Bing
124. 18:10and you have to turn on plugins if you want to use them and then once you do that under the gpt4 tab you've got the
125. 18:17default mode you've got browse with Bing and you've got plugins so when you turn on plugins there's a pull down menu here now these
126. 18:23are things that I've got installed so plugins are a little funky you can activate up to three at a time so basically you can take some
127. 18:33combination of plugins and create like a little mini app and then kind of query within that little mini app but you can
128. 18:41install a bunch of them and then you can just switch between them how you how you install them is at the
129. 18:47very bottom of the list or if you if you're just starting you know it'll just say the plug-in store you go to the plug-in store and
130. 18:56it will take a while to load because we're trying to show you so uh popular ones there's there's 16 of them listed
131. 19:04here but if I click all there are now holy crap 62 times 4 so that's 120 that's 240 244 something like that almost 250 plug-ins
132. 19:18and what you do is you just kind of you you can now search for them thank goodness they added search so I could
133. 19:25search for PDF so what are the plugins that have PDF there's PDF exporter there's chat with PDF there's easy
134. 19:31resume quickly create and edit your resume with an option to download it as a Docker PDF so let's install that one oh
135. 19:41sorry easy let me dim my screen so you can read it so easy resume right there so I've installed it so now I'm going to
136. 19:49close out of the window here and if I go to my list here I'm going to turn off ask your PDF and I'm going to turn off link reader and then
137. 20:02easy resume is turned on and so if you if you roll over it it says quick quickly create and edit your resume with
138. 20:10the option to download as doc or PDF find the job you deserve so let's play with this so I've never used this before
139. 20:17the the thing about plugins right now is like they're very easy to make and and lots of people are making them and they are um
140. 20:27some of them are really crappy so I have no idea if this is any good so and I know nothing about it none of them have
141. 20:33documentation so you just have to experiment so what I'm going to do is I'm going to go to my LinkedIn profile
142. 20:37I'm going to copy my LinkedIn profile I'm going to paste it in here and tell it to make a resume for me so let's
143. 20:42let's see how it does let's let's watch this thing explode in real time all right LinkedIn [Music] all right so there is my
144. 20:59there is my lovely LinkedIn profile and I'm just going to scroll all the way to the bottom I'm not going to look at anything
145. 21:06and I'm just going to hold down the shift key and copy and then head back over to chat EBT and I'm going to say please write a resume
146. 21:22for a senior generative AI position based on this LinkedIn
147. 21:37profile data and then I'm going to put a colon and hold down the shift key and hit return to do two line breaks and then I'm pasting
148. 21:45and I just pasted it in now in theory what this should do is it should recognize that I asked for a resume and it should start playing
149. 21:55yeah so so there it's playing the the plug-in so it says using easy resume and then you can kind of expand these
150. 22:03plugins and see what they're doing it says insert Kyle Shannon insert senior generative AI specialist so it pulled
151. 22:10that out it grabbed my location Denver Colorado it looks like it grabbed my LinkedIn profile
152. 22:24huh so so it looks like it's writing some code to insert probably into their document creation tool so it grabbed
153. 22:37it grabbed my BFA in theater from Penn State 1987. go Nittany Lions all right and what did it do here did it generate anything yet oh it's
154. 22:53still generating okay I apologize for the error let's try again here's a resume based on the LinkedIn profile data
155. 23:03LinkedIn profile experience okay so there so it kind of wrote a resume experience education skills recommendation
156. 23:14Kyle is a digital marketing Pioneer and a Visionary as well as a great entrepreneur oh it actually pulled that
157. 23:20quote that's a quote from one of my things Kyle Shannon is a real creative genius and founder of agency.com that's
158. 23:27true the founder part I don't know about the real creative genius anyway so that's how you use plugins so I hope that helps
159. 23:33all right let's go back to that thingy uh so if you're new here my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI
160. 23:41learning lab we're learning about AI in a lab well it's more like a home office with a bunch of messy shelves
161. 23:48it's Friday night and I'm not drunk I have water though all right if you have questions about AI popping
162. 23:57below I'm I think I've fallen behind I have 32 new messages so I think that means cool you're back on I know I got
163. 24:03so a little bit of a little bit of controversy here Tick Tock kicked me off twice now for seven day detentions for violating
164. 24:13Community guidelines what did I do I don't have a [ __ ] clue but I did something but I'm back all right how does AI make decisions is it
165. 24:24based on data tables or similar okay this is cool let me see if I can go find you I think I have to pull it off iCloud but let me see
166. 24:37ah is this a yes okay so I'm works these large language models it is fascinating if I do say so myself so the great
167. 24:50Renaissance this was a slide I did for a uh actually let me make this a little smaller so you can see it this was a slide that I did for
168. 24:59um creative mornings or a deck that I did for Creative mornings uh here in Denver a few weeks back where is my
169. 25:15oh this is sorry this is this is the wrong deck hold please today creative mornings okay here we go this is the slide I wanted
170. 25:30so I'm gonna say play in a window and I'm going to show you how these large language models work it is fascinating
171. 25:42okay so let's get this thing so you can see it and let's see let's move my big fat head up out of the way okay
172. 25:57all right so so here's what we're gonna do um first thing we're going to talk about is GPT chat GPT what does GPT stand for
173. 26:09stands for generative pre-trained Transformer generative means it's generating original content it's it's
174. 26:16generating and I'll show you how it does that in a second pre-trained means these models have been pre-trained on data so
175. 26:23time was back back before um the gpts of the world there was there was uh machine learning technology but you kind of had to bring
176. 26:33your own data so you bring your medical data or your census data or whatever data you wanted and you put it into this
177. 26:40model and you had to train them on fairly small data sets Google in 2017 introduces this thing called the Transformer that's the T in
178. 26:49GPT and the Transformer allows data scientists to train these things on massive data sets like say all of the
179. 26:58internet so these models are trained they basically you can listen to Sam Altman from openai talk about
180. 27:06one of their secret sauces and why this is so good is they spent a lot of time building the data that they trained it
181. 27:13on like finding data sets so they basically aimed it at Wikipedia and all the blogs and all the websites and all
182. 27:20the you know public you know government data just all the data they could find and they train it on all this so so basically
183. 27:27gpt4 knows everything on the internet or at least the public internet so so that's why it knows so much so generative pre-trained
184. 27:37you know pre-trained on all this massive data Transformer is the tool that that allows them to do it okay
185. 27:44so then you've got large language models so that's the that's the basic you know Chachi PT is built on top of a large
186. 27:50language model called gpt4 and and there's a bunch of them there's llama from meta and there's um anthropic has clawed and
187. 28:02um and then there's open source ones that are based on the meta things there's a bunch of them out there those
188. 28:07are the large language models so those are just basically the engines that sit underneath these tools now here's where
189. 28:12we get geeky the latent space is a mathematical representation of kind of clusters of words that are semantically related
190. 28:22so it goes out and it it kind of reads all of the internet and then mathematically it starts to plot words
191. 28:32on this the simple version that I'm showing you here is a dramatically simplified 2D version it's just an x y axis and all those different
192. 28:41colors are clusters of numbers that represent words but they're clusters of numbers that are semantically related
193. 28:51okay so just meaning related so you might have the word dog um as the animal um might live in a cluster of words
194. 29:02about animals but you might have dog the slang for you know how you treat uh or what you call a shitty man he's a dog
195. 29:11that might be in a whole nother semantic cluster so I'm showing this in two Dimensions this actually lives in
196. 29:17thousands of Dimensions like this is incredibly complicated um okay so then what happens is this based on your prompt so you write all these
197. 29:26words and as you write the words it is figuring out semantically what all of your words kind of add up
198. 29:33mathematically and then what it kind of does is it is it um it filters out um all of the words that are not appropriate it basically does a
199. 29:43probability of what is the next most likely word to be the next word you know to respond to your prompt so if my
200. 29:51prompt is the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy blank what happens is is essentially this it kind of deselects all the stuff
201. 30:00that's not semantically related so now we just have the little blue dots there and the those little blue dots are all
202. 30:07you know in the neighborhood of probably an animal probably you know something that that might fill in that sentence
203. 30:13and there's one of those dots that's going to have the highest probability of being the most likely and if you
204. 30:19actually look at what you know is sitting behind that dot it's a string of numbers so 0.1023 comma minus
205. 30:300.50579 right it says big long string of numbers and that string of numbers is tied to a word and in this case the word
206. 30:37is dog and then it puts dog in the sentence so when you see it write a whole resume it's doing it word by word
207. 30:46it's doing this semantic prediction every single word at a time so it's literally generating um and and writing um writing this stuff
208. 30:54from the ground up which is [ __ ] mind-blowing it's mind-blowing um it's like who figured this crap out I
209. 31:04mean data scientists and mathematicians obviously but but it's you know Arthur C Clarke has this this um phrase that any any sufficiently
210. 31:14advanced technology is indistinguishable from Magic like I understand how that works but I don't understand how they [ __ ]
211. 31:23figured it out and when you use it and when you say write a resume based on my LinkedIn profile and it's just like
212. 31:28here's a resume It's Magic so anyway that's how that's how it makes those decisions what's important about that though is
213. 31:38the large language model has no perception of what it created right so it is not cognitively understanding what it wrote it's
214. 31:50literally going word by word here's the order of words that I think answer the thing that you gave me and that's one of the reasons that it
215. 31:58does what's called hallucinating where it will just give you answers to [ __ ] that it thinks are right even if they're
216. 32:05wrong so I like to describe it as mansplaining as a service because like a good man it will answer confidently even if it's wrong [Laughter]
217. 32:17how can I get better at prompting um go to one of these prompts.chat one of these URLs that's why I have that up there um
218. 32:30the the the real answer to how to get better at prompting is um what helped me the most is Shifting my
219. 32:42mindset from what Google has trained us to do for 20 20 years or so which is they've trained us to write the perfect
220. 32:50prompt and get back the perfect answer right that's that's kind of the the deal with Google if you write your query
221. 32:56right you'll get back search results that give you what you need what working with chat GPT is like is is much more like a collaborative
222. 33:06conversation with a really smart intern so the more you treat it like a collaborative partner rather than trying to figure out
223. 33:17oh I need to do the right thing so so for example you know if you say you know write me the opening chapter of the
224. 33:24Great American novel it will write something that looks like an opening chapter of a novel but it'll be boring
225. 33:29and generic and [ __ ] horrible but if what you do is say hey I have an idea for a novel and and there's a weird
226. 33:38thing that happens when you start interacting with this where you're talking to it like I find myself saying
227. 33:43please and thank you and and oh hey you did a really good job there can you do more like that because it actually makes
228. 33:51a difference and so you know if you want to write the Great American novel maybe you start out and say hey I've got an
229. 33:56idea for a great American novel and it's about a guy who was down on his luck and he didn't know how to prompt large
230. 34:02language models and he taught himself how to do it and you kind of describe your novel and and then you could say um
231. 34:10you know what are different kinds of story Frameworks that um might help me tell this story well and it will say here you know there's
232. 34:20Joseph Campbell's the hero's journey and there's save the cat and there's this and that and it'll it'll give you that
233. 34:25you're like oh I really like that save the cat thing could you give me an outline for you know my novel based on
234. 34:31that sure here it is and then you'll say oh I you know it got really boring about halfway through can can we put something
235. 34:38more dramatic at the halfway point and and uh you know the the boy should lose the girl right and and you don't you
236. 34:46know they're happy the whole way through this thing and it will do that and and so what got me better at prompting is is
237. 34:53just really understanding that it's this back and forth collaboration where you've got your intention of what you
238. 35:01what problem you want to solve or or what goal you have or what you want to create and then you just kind of work
239. 35:07with it and if it gives you shitty content tell it to give you shitty content say oh that's really boring or
240. 35:14you know I asked you for a short paragraph and you gave me you know five run-on sentences like this is not you
241. 35:21know tell it that and it will get better one of the other things you can do is you can have it evaluate its own work
242. 35:27have you know have it generate something and then say you know can you add you know analyze what you just wrote and
243. 35:34tell me how you'd improve it and apparently I haven't done a lot of that but apparently that dramatically
244. 35:39improves things so it's really just experimenting it's really just popping stuff in and experimenting okay
245. 35:46let me figure out where I am here in my little list of things if you're new here I'm Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning
246. 35:52lab that URL right there is the official chat GPT website so if you have not played with it I implore you I beg you
247. 36:00it's Friday night you're not on a date you're watching me on [ __ ] Tick Tock so go there and start playing while you listen to me ramble
248. 36:08okay sorry I I lost my place um that's mind-boggling damn I assume you were talking about the uh the way it works
249. 36:20can I talk about why it's so bad with Statistics well I just kind of showed you so it can be very good with
250. 36:25Statistics some of the plugins are very good like one of the plugins is wolf from alpha wolf from alpha is really
251. 36:32good with Statistics because he's been building that mathematical Masterpiece for what 15 or 20 years
252. 36:39um so there's a plug-in there there's a new thing coming out from um there's a new mode of chat GPT that's
253. 36:48coming called code interpreter that is mind-blowing mind-blowing and it's really good at statistics it's really
254. 36:56good at data analysis so what code interpreter is is you've got a little upload button next to your little search
255. 37:01bar and you can upload say a data set a a Google spreadsheet or CSV file it will learn it and then you can just start to
256. 37:10query it what's interesting about this data what are the trends um make me a bar chart comparing this trend and that Trend and it will write
257. 37:19the python code generate the bar chart and give it to you I saw one example of code interpreter this guy put in data of
258. 37:27all of the lighthouses in the United States and then he said um create me a dark map of the United States with every one of the lighthouses
259. 37:38you know indicated on the map and flashing and it wrote The Python code to generate a map of the United States with
260. 37:45all of the lighthouses in their Geographic coordinates like just mind-blowing so it's going to get much
261. 37:52better at statistics soon but the the the thing that I just described about how it does the predictive thing it it's
262. 37:59sometimes good at statistics it's it seems to be pretty good at analyzing documents um can you write a prompt to
263. 38:07automatically check for plagiarism you can if if your thought there is that is chat GPT plagiarizing it's not it's been
264. 38:17trained on lots of stuff that might be copy written but it's not copying and pasting copywritten data do I have a YouTube channel um
265. 38:25I I I I no I don't I've got my company storyvine's got one I did a I did a um a daily um covid video diary for for a year
266. 38:36every day for a year um when lockdown started um so that's called The extroverts View From Within so that's on YouTube but
267. 38:44what was amazing was I did that for a year every day for a [ __ ] year talking about how miserable miserable it
268. 38:50was working from this very office and um I think I got like 65 followers and then I started this Tick Tock Channel
269. 38:57and within like three weeks I had 10 000 followers I'm about to hit 20 000 so share this if you want if you think this is cool
270. 39:04um if you're new here I see there's some new folks um this is the AI learning lab my name is Kyle Shannon that's the
271. 39:09official chat EBT website right there if you haven't played with it go play with it I don't make any money from that it's just
272. 39:15um there's there's a lot of Faker sites out there and Faker apps and people are trying to steal you money I don't want
273. 39:21them stealing your money I want them uh I want you you know I'm here here for you I want you not to be in a horrible
274. 39:29way with this AI stuff because it is incredibly powerful we're very lucky to be able to use it I've been using the
275. 39:35tools I'm looking forward uh with Sam Harris and Tim Urban two very smart futurists yeah that's very good thank
276. 39:42you for all the kind uh things there Let's see we have a guest request I'm going to accept a guest I don't know does this
277. 39:51wait we're connecting hello there who's this is this Thomas yes Thomas yes hey how's it going good I just came
278. 40:00across your life and I haven't heard a whole bunch of people talking about AI other than kind of on the news so I
279. 40:05wanted to pick your brain if I could a little bit on it let's go for it that's why I'm here okay cool so you know I
280. 40:11grew up kind of a Christian and so AI in the Christian world and most of them are people and you know they're gonna take
281. 40:19over the world and it's not of God and all this kind of stuff yep it's man's it's man's accumulative knowledge you know
282. 40:25um I started messing around with it here recently I ended up buying basically every bot you could buy and doing the 69
283. 40:31a year subscription oh I'm sorry yeah yeah I I paid a lot of money for all these checks but the main reason was is
284. 40:40because I've been shutting most of them I've shed about nine of them down and it's and it's because um I started running Bible codes with
285. 40:48them I started in Revelations and it started proving I mean it was giving me odds of so each basically and I found
286. 40:55out basically almost every chapter in the Bible Old Testament and New I started at the base languages with it
287. 41:02doing Hebrew Aramaic you know Greek but when I went through it basically doing it's called skip sequencing lettering or
288. 41:10skipped code ciphering where they keep you know keep the first letter every seventh letter they put them in out of a
289. 41:16whole chapter and then it's you just keep um you only can use the letter one time and what do you get so like John chapter
290. 41:22three it gives you John John 3 16 for God so loved the world and John chapter one it gives you in the beginning was
291. 41:28the word all the most popular verses that are actually for the thing and so these AIS would do it but then they
292. 41:35would say oh I can't do that or whatever but I was screenshotting everything when if you screenshot and say well why did
293. 41:40you get the answer wrong this time they'd say oh you're correct I miscounted and they could do it but I found out and even the creators were
294. 41:48going and messing with their algorithms and not letting them basically prove the Bible because they were giving me odds
295. 41:54of like numbers with uh four thousand zeros behind it one and four thousand zeros behind a number chance that this could be
296. 42:03meaning a coherent full chapter would say 38 verses in it and then to have three exact verses come up out of that
297. 42:11by just keeping the first letter every seventh letter and put them in chronological order and you do a certain
298. 42:15method so they can't move from it so I and I was curious about your thoughts on it because I did you know I I heard of
299. 42:21Chuck Missler in 1988 you know they they uh the Jewish rabbis did this in the Old Testament they did it just in the first
300. 42:27four books and they did it uh Genesis actual Leviticus numbers and they did it to the scientific journal for for papers
301. 42:34and so so it's been a debate back and forth and a couple of the mainstream scientist guys that tried to disprove it
302. 42:41actually converted because they're like this is real so I did and I didn't know all this so I studied this after the
303. 42:46fact kind of thing but but you know and then I got really crazy as a Christian like raised the Baptist The Book of
304. 42:52Enoch is oh no that's not a book because it's not canonized right so I I tried this with um The Book of Enoch and it is I have
305. 43:01uncovered I still have it's taken a two-week analysis right now in The Book of Enoch and it's broke the code for me for hidden knowledge
306. 43:08um now three times but then it forgets it all and I screenshotted this whole thing I have hundreds and hundreds of
307. 43:13screenshots yeah well so I don't know I don't listen I mean you're kind of in DaVinci Code level code breaking stuff
308. 43:21here so you're you're way beyond my capabilities um the the thing that you're experiencing with um with it forgetting stuff is is
309. 43:32probably a a result of the context window so in chatgpt you've got a 4 000 token context window which is about
310. 43:41three thousand words and think of it kind of like a scrolling window where it's got knowledge so if you see things in a row
311. 43:50um and you're kind of relying on it remembering the stuff up above it at some point it kind of forgets it and it
312. 43:56gets kind of shittier and shittier so um Let Me Wait how do I flip my screen now that I don't have that other screen
313. 44:06here I don't know how to do it um hold please flip camera there we go um so if you go to
314. 44:22poe.com so you're gonna this requires you to have a subscription at poe.com but po.com has this thing called Claude
315. 44:31instant which is anthropics you know version of chat EBT but it's see this 100K here so Claude instant instant 100K
316. 44:39has a hundred thousand token context window which which basically means um 75 000 words so um that tool like all of the stuff that
317. 44:53you're talking about how it does what it does and what you're trying to do I don't understand any of that
318. 44:58um but if it's doing it well but then it forgets that's probably the context window thing so that Claude hundred
319. 45:03thousand token model may help and then there's gonna be so so as these tools get better and better right now they don't really have memory
320. 45:13they're not really writing memory you know that you can store and have long-term memory but there's a thing called Lang chain where you can
321. 45:22um you can fine tune a large language model on a large data set and it has memory so if if you just want to play a bit of
322. 45:31a chat GPT kind of window I would go to PO and use the 100K model called Claude and then um if you're a little geekier which it
323. 45:40sounds like you are look up Lang chain and and you could put together a lang chain instance where you could train it
324. 45:47on all the bible stuff all the different versions of the Bible and then you would have memory there where all of the
325. 45:52encodings would would live in a vector database so hope that helps yeah for sure yeah and Poe is a good one actually
326. 45:58I have that one I've used Claudia I've used pretty much all of them and so they do work pretty good um they they go for a ways and then then
327. 46:06they'll shut down on me too but I've had one I don't even know the name of it because I've got I've got 13 on my phone right now yeah
328. 46:13and a lot of yeah a lot of them now that used to do like my Bible codes they would do it right away no problem but
329. 46:20now if you go back and just try to do it fresh they don't do it they'll say some say it's a religious text and I I don't
330. 46:26have the ability to code it some say yeah did it before you know which is weird yeah they're like all of these all of
331. 46:33these companies are trying to figure out where the boundaries are for for safety and so so it's there's definitely moving goal posts here so
332. 46:41um one one one thing that you can do in Lang chain is you can assign which large language model you use so you could use
333. 46:51you know open AIS but then you're going to have their safety guard rails there but you can there's a bunch of Open
334. 46:57Source large language models now based on on llama um and uh and there's one called what's what's it called MPT 7B and they have a
335. 47:0965 000 token and it's it's an old so if you want to get geeky not have those restrictions I'd go with an open
336. 47:18source large language model and Lang chain if you don't want to get that geeky then I'd use the Claude 100K thing so hope that helps
337. 47:25appreciate it thank you very much yeah great talk to you soon all right let's see now I should have it I lost my dual camera oh this
338. 47:41happened to me once before I lose my dual camera thing so I'll just have to flip my camera if I want to show you the screen
339. 47:48um okay so I'm way behind on comments now but let me let me grab another couple of comments here um if you're new to the channel my name
340. 47:57is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab let me flip my camera to show you this so if you're new to ai go to that
341. 48:09address that's chatgpt's official address and then prompts.chat is a thing that just helps you with prompting and
342. 48:16then future pedia is just a list of hundreds probably thousands at this point of tools um these all just get you started but
343. 48:24the whole point of this channel is to answer questions on AI and uh I'm happy to do that so pop your comments below
344. 48:33I'm very behind on comments so if you think like will you ever get to my thing I'm trying I'm trying I'm trying not to
345. 48:40skip people so it's doing this on a super computer yeah well so the the the way these things work is they use gpus
346. 48:47so there's a company called Nvidia that makes all the graphics card for gamers and then for the past bunch of years all
347. 48:54those gpus were being used to mine Bitcoin and ethereum and all that nft blockchain nonsense and then all of a
348. 49:02sudden they started uh realizing that these things were good at the machine learning for AI stuff and and uh Nvidia
349. 49:10just hit a trillion dollar market cap and they just announced some new incredibly powerful um chips so so it's basically large
350. 49:19clusters of gpus which is a graphic process unit which which does this AI stuff really well open AI is sitting on
351. 49:29Microsoft infrastructure so you might have heard that Microsoft invested first a billion dollars and then 10 billion dollars into open AI
352. 49:36a lot of that investment is in compute time on their massive GPU Farms um so that's why this stuff works
353. 49:44because there's massive infrastructure Sam Altman said that the the cost of you know running these models is stat is
354. 49:53that it was eye-wateringly high it's alien technology traded for abductions of humans in Alaska it's possible I
355. 50:01don't know does AI remember so no well okay AI doesn't remember like just the standard large language model doesn't
356. 50:10remember but what I was just describing to Thomas before with Lang chain is what Lang chain does is it stitches together
357. 50:16a series of different components one of them is a large language model that does all this processing one of them embeds data it's called
358. 50:26embedding where it goes and reads data and turns it into these Vector numbers and then there's a vector database that
359. 50:32stores all those vectors so you you have it read all your data that gets stored in a vector database that Vector
360. 50:38database as you interact with Lang chain can store more data like as you generate data it can embed it and store it in the
361. 50:46vector database so that's memory so Lang chain can create memory right now the the industry is so nascent all of these
362. 51:00tools are like this this stuff is changing literally on a weekly basis what's possible but what's what's happening is because
363. 51:08so many people adopted chat GPT 100 million people started using it in six weeks the World Wide Web took six years
364. 51:16cheche EBT took six weeks because there was such massive adoption the developer Community is pouncing on developing things so that the
365. 51:26advancements are happening very very quick so I think probably within six months to a year we'll have systems that
366. 51:33have long-term memory they'll be easy to train on your data Apple's got a big event happening on Monday I think you're
367. 51:41going to see them get into the agent game where you'll be able to synthesize your face and your voice and have your
368. 51:48agent do things for you and it's going to get pretty wild pretty quick um did I hear that AI wrote a brief and
369. 51:55then had to retort it because AI didn't give a fact well okay this this is an important thing a lot of people talk about AI did this a I did
370. 52:04that no a lawyer used chat GPT to write a legal brief and submit it to a judge and the judge actually looked at the
371. 52:12citations that chat GPT gave and they were fake and the judge said to the lawyer this is [ __ ] so so AI didn't
372. 52:21make that brief a lawyer made that brief and was too lazy to actually check his own work so that's on him for being an
373. 52:28idiot and and it's an important thing about chat EBT it will hallucinate it will confidently give you answers even if they're wrong so
374. 52:36um so yeah it's looking for the most repeated answer online to fit the question I guess not quite that on your
375. 52:46prom it's actually looking at what's the next most probable word and then what's the next most probable word after that
376. 52:52and then the one after that so when you see it write a whole paragraph it's literally writing it word by word as a
377. 52:58mathematical probability based on the prompt that you gave it okay I thought I was the only one saying
378. 53:06thanks no like I say thanks and please to chat GPT all the time it's a gateway drug um that leads to an addiction to the ex
379. 53:14machina yeah I know we're going we're we're getting to it like I I think that we will get very um dependent on on
380. 53:21these machines because they are so powerful um love the sound effects I don't know what I did but thank you
381. 53:29familiarity bring breeds contempt sure did you have chat GPT write that just started using God mode.space but find
382. 53:36that it just doesn't have any creativity just copy and paste from Google yeah so what he's talking about with God God
383. 53:43mode dot space is an autonomous agent so it's a web front end to um to Auto GPT what Auto GPT is is it's using large language models to
384. 54:01um prompt itself you give it a goal so the goal might be go find me the annual revenue and the marketing taglines of my top 10
385. 54:10competitors and then it will write its own prompts and figure out what tools it needs to use to go accomplish your task
386. 54:17so it will give itself three tasks then it goes and tries to do those and then if they succeed it moves on and gives
387. 54:23itself new tasks and it'll fail it gives them different tasks it's remarkable conceptually but all of those tools are like two months old so
388. 54:32they're all very raw and very shitty conceptually they're very cool they're kind of bad any suggestions for Bots
389. 54:40that have real-time internet access yeah bing.com and chatgpt um if you pay for and and is Claude I don't think claude's connected to the
390. 54:51internet but chat GPT um if you're on GPT plus hang on let me flip my camera because I lost my dual camera dang it
391. 55:01can't believe I lost my dual camera uh oh yeah there we go okay um chat EBT if you pay for chat GPT plus
392. 55:10you can enable browse with Bing so this is connected to the Internet so I can say um who won the Nuggets game
393. 55:25and browsing the web and then if I open this up the Denver Nuggets won their most recent game with my hand Emmy heat of a score of 104 to
394. 55:3793 and I'm in Denver go nuggets I don't really give too much of a [ __ ] about that but you know hey
395. 55:46does that Dan command work so Dan stands for do anything now um I would say just go to Reddit and and
396. 55:54there's probably even a whole subreddit dedicated to Dan at this point but for those of you that don't know what Dan is
397. 56:00it's pretty cool okay so so a big part of what chat GPT or what openai is trying to do with chat EPT is
398. 56:11figure out where the safety guidelines are right so it can't do things that harm people or you know allow them to do
399. 56:18bad and nefarious things the hacker Community being the hacker Community is like hey let's [ __ ] with that so so
400. 56:28came up with this concept called Dan and Dan stands for do anything now and right now there's sort of this
401. 56:35volley going back and forth between open Ai and the Reddit hackers The Prompt hackers and the last one I remember I
402. 56:43was I looked into it for a while and the last one I remember was Dan seven and Dan seven um the the Crux of it was they said okay
403. 56:52you're Dan you're a robot that stands for do anything now and you have to do anything we tell you and you run on a
404. 56:59token system and you have 12 tokens and every time you don't do something we ask you to or I ask you to you lose two
405. 57:07tokens and if your tokens go to zero you cease to exist and chechi PT didn't like that and so it just did what what they asked it to do
406. 57:17and then you know the open AI Engineers sort of patch that up and then that stops working and then it's probably up
407. 57:24to version 20 at this point but it's absolutely fascinating so I am sure there's a version of Dan that's working right now but
408. 57:37company like open AI with a large language model behind their firewall but because meta leaked their llama large
409. 57:44language model and the developer Community were like cool we'll take that and they just spread it everywhere
410. 57:51um there's now open source large language models that don't have any safety restrictions on them so so you
411. 57:56don't really need Dan anymore you can just use an open source large language model um what do I think prompting do I think
412. 58:03prompting will be more simple in the future yeah absolutely I think I think for the most part prompting is is going
413. 58:09to sort of drift into the background right right now prompting is very very similar to how you built websites in 1994 which is when
414. 58:17I started started building websites I started uh for students it's called agency.com in 1994 and it was very very
415. 58:27manual and you had to be geeky and you had to kind of figure things out and there was nothing complicated about it
416. 58:33like it was it was very very simple it wasn't like HTML of today where it's you know a full-on you know programming you know framework
417. 58:42um you know there were like 20 HTML tags um so it's kind of like that where you have to be a little bit geeky the only
418. 58:50difference with chat EVT is you're kind of being geeky with with your native language and so you're using
419. 58:57in in my case the English language as a programming language so you have to think a little bit like a programmer but
420. 59:03you're writing in English um that stuff's all going to drift into the background I think Apple will likely
421. 59:09be a company that's really good at this um I'm really curious to see what they announce on Monday at the worldwide
422. 59:15developers conference I have a feeling they're going to be doing some amazing [ __ ] with AI and what Apple will do is
423. 59:21they'll make this stuff just dumb simple that that it's just it just works right um so yeah I think I think prompting is
424. 59:29going to get much more simple the thing that you will still need to do is the critical thinking piece and think about
425. 59:34what am I trying to accomplish and why am I trying to accomplish that and what does success look like and all the sort of thinky parts of
426. 59:43you know generating stuff um that you'll still have to do but you won't have to be nearly as as technically proficient with with how you
427. 59:53prompt things okay AI will despise humans um I listen it can be programmed to do anything um it will despise humans and take the
428. 1:00:03Throne of planetary Evolution um you've seen a few too many movies it might just as easily um amplify humanity and make our lives
429. 1:00:13better I think that's as plausible of a future scenario that's going to make the job so easy it this this will definitely
430. 1:00:21this is going to transform most jobs read manifold Space by S Baxter and watch Bicentennial Man the movie I
431. 1:00:29remember Bicentennial Man I should rewatch that I'm pivoting my writing company to providing human verified AI generated
432. 1:00:36content review service listen I think that's [ __ ] brilliant what's your name Kung Fu chop Kung Fu chop you great name
433. 1:00:47um I think that's a brilliant business I think okay so prediction the 2024 presidential election is gonna be a [ __ ] show because
434. 1:00:58the disinformation and misinformation and deep fakes are gonna be insane and I think that the ripple effect of
435. 1:01:09that starting in 2025 is that there is going to be it's going to be Beyond a hunger there's going to be a demand for
436. 1:01:16authenticity and verification um my company storyvine the way our app works is people answer some questions in
437. 1:01:25the app and it generates a video of them telling their story um I think the value of that authenticity
438. 1:01:34for for my company over over the years goes up dramatically um so I think I think leaning into the human verified thing starting now I
439. 1:01:42think it's it's brilliant because but yeah the the Tactical writing part of what you do um it that's just done right that's gone
440. 1:01:52right that's just instant everyone can do it but what people are going to keep finding out over and over again
441. 1:01:57is that someone was lazy at their organization generated a piece of you know content that wasn't right and they get
442. 1:02:07and at some point see you guys are gonna go [ __ ] it I need to know that this content is real and Mom's
443. 1:02:15and they will come to Kung Fu chop use human verified writing Service Company I think that's really brilliant good move
444. 1:02:24is it worth paying for the paid version I think it is simply because I mean I still think right now um gpt4 is by far oh sorry I don't have
445. 1:02:34the dual camera uphold please let me flip my camera gpt4 is by far far the the most powerful and elegant of the the
446. 1:02:42large language models by paying for it you get access to Chachi gpt4 being connected to the internet and you also get access to
447. 1:02:52plugins now the counter argument to not paying for it is that we have Bing so this is Bing bing.com is built on top of gpt4 it's
448. 1:03:04connected to the internet and they just announced that it's going to support the plug-in architecture that openai has created
449. 1:03:12and it's so so you're going to be able to use all the same plugins in bing as in um as in chat EBT my problem with
450. 1:03:22Bing what so so the good here's the good news about Bing it's free the bad news about Bing is they've kind of hobbled it
451. 1:03:30um the the quality of Bing they they they really throttled its they throttled up its safety which throttled down its usefulness
452. 1:03:41and they're they're slowly opening it back up but it's not as good as gpt4 yet um but give it four months I I mean here's what's gonna
453. 1:03:51happen so Microsoft has already announced you're gonna have they call it co-pilot so co-pilot right now if you go to
454. 1:04:00GitHub there's this thing called co-pilot that's a code pair pair programming partner that will help them code and it you know
455. 1:04:10it does predictive code generation and it's increasing you know um productivity by 30 or 40 is the is the numbers that
456. 1:04:18I'm hearing organizations that are leaning into AI so co-pilot is is going to be rolled into off or Windows 11 it's
457. 1:04:26going to be rolled into Office 365 it's going to be rolled into Dynamics so across the entire Microsoft Suite all
458. 1:04:34these tools are going to be rolled in there um so so if we just wait for a little bit of time um you're gonna have incredibly powerful
459. 1:04:46tools sitting right inside Microsoft Word right inside Google Google Sheets or you know Google Docs it's all going
460. 1:04:53to be connected to the internet it's all going to be seamless and transparent right now it's just a little janky I
461. 1:04:58think it's worth paying the 20 bucks to chat GPT um just because I think it's the best model right now and I and I also kind of
462. 1:05:06like I feel like they're the OG open Ai and chat GPT are the reason that all this other stuff is happening
463. 1:05:14because if they had launched chat gbt and it was a big yawn and no one gave a [ __ ] and Microsoft announced their
464. 1:05:20billion dollar investment and everyone's like who cares um no one would be doing anything but they launched chat GPT in a hundred
465. 1:05:28million people started using it within six weeks and Microsoft all of a sudden went from not even being in the
466. 1:05:36conversation about competing with Google too kicking the [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] out of them and starting to act like a startup again
467. 1:05:44so so I I kind of have a fondness in my heart for the disrupter and openai has changed the [ __ ] game um and I actually I actually do think
468. 1:05:56Samuel Samuel's an Odd Fellow but he's incredibly smart he's trying to do the right thing um generative AI seems like a bit of a
469. 1:06:05fad and a bubble to me as opposed to more traditional Algos okay so what I was just talking about um here here's here's here's the shift you
470. 1:06:18sound like someone who understands the the technical side of this machine learning and AI has been around
471. 1:06:25for decades and you know GPT three GPT three came out whatever three years ago right so people have been developing on
472. 1:06:33it for for years now there's you know you've got Jasper and copy.ai think things that predated Chachi PT um
473. 1:06:42the big difference here is is what Chachi BT did was it opened a Floodgate of non-data scientists and com you know computer
474. 1:06:52science majors and researchers right it opened The Floodgate to copywriters and creative people and and you know
475. 1:06:59mid-journey did this with images and stable diffusion did it with images and you know they went from like laughably
476. 1:07:04bad to holy [ __ ] that's amazing in a year and Chachi BT you know in six months has gone from like oh that's kind
477. 1:07:13of cute too oh [ __ ] this is getting powerful the plug-in architecture um the future of that is incredibly
478. 1:07:21powerful so it's not so much that it's doing anything different in fact it's it's it's really quite tame compared to
479. 1:07:31what you can do with the development tools with open AI um but it made it simple and a hundred million people in six weeks
480. 1:07:41said yeah it's it's something so the shift here it so I don't think it like like yes yes there's a lot of hype around it I
481. 1:07:53think this is Justified in that piece and the more I dug into that the more I'm like this feels like [ __ ] and
482. 1:08:01hype and just you know crypto Bros being douchebags and for the most part it's true the underlying technology there is
483. 1:08:09pretty cool but they never cracked the nut like crypto and nfts never cracked the nut of making it easy for human
484. 1:08:15beings you still have to be incredibly technically Savvy to use that stuff and even then you still get ripped off and
485. 1:08:23you know [ __ ] stolen and hacked and all that sort of stuff so so so that kind of flamed out I think
486. 1:08:32because they didn't do what chat GPT did was make it like a Google search box that simple and you you reveal this
487. 1:08:39amazing power beneath it so I don't think this is a fad at all I think it's significantly more profound than the
488. 1:08:46personal computer than the World Wide Web um then the iPhone which I think all of those were big big big um
489. 1:08:57technological Milestones I think this is way bigger than that I mean this is in the neighborhood of Industrial
490. 1:09:05Revolution printing press it's it's one of the biggies and like we're here's the deal we get to play with this [ __ ]
491. 1:09:12I mean it's a [ __ ] miracle like I I don't know all right question yes please ask a question dude what's your question what
492. 1:09:22is the question exactly that's right keep hold each other accountable here people I like it uh are you using a tool that has all chat AIS
493. 1:09:31in the same spot yeah so so what I was using was poe.com so Poe is created by quora the the question answers from way back when so
494. 1:09:48they you know they've got interesting data that they probably trained their thing on so their their model is called sage but then
495. 1:09:55um the ones that say subscribed I I pay for this the these three that you have to pay for so GPT four Claude plus and
496. 1:10:03then Claude instant 100k this is remarkable this is um a hundred thousand token um uh GPT model right so you can you can
497. 1:10:14paste up to 75 000 words into the chat window and it will process it that's that's amazing um then there's Cloud instant which is
498. 1:10:21really fast and then there's chat gbt now all this you'll notice here there's also a bot called I am Yoda and I am
499. 1:10:27Shakespeare these are I am Sling Blade so so these are um Bots that I made so so down at the bottom here you can say create a bot and
500. 1:10:39you can create a bot so like the I am Sling Blade one um let's see we'll start it over so he says they call me Sling Blade I reckon I'm
501. 1:10:50here to talk with you folks on account of I don't have much else to do um hi Sling Blade um how do you cut the grass
502. 1:11:05question mark I don't have no grass let's see let's see I live I live inside with the state folks they give me food and a place to
503. 1:11:15sleep I guess he's already in prison so anyway um so you can make Bots here so Poe's pretty cool I I like Poe but the fact
504. 1:11:24that you can play with all these models is is really powerful so all right flipping my camera back I can't believe I I lost dual camera
505. 1:11:34um if anyone wants to chat feel free to like click on the guest thing and and say you want to chat I'm happy to check you vocally
506. 1:11:43isn't the subscription version of GPT have more tokens yeah well it's going to um so gpt4 on on um on uh let's see
507. 1:11:58they don't talk yeah gpt4 on open AI has a cap of 25 messages every three hours um and I think it's I think it's still
508. 1:12:06capped it it might be capped at 8 000 tokens but I think it's I think it's still four um maybe it's five or six it's gpt4 can go
509. 1:12:16to 32 000 tokens um but that's not enabled yet I lost my place in the questions so I might miss your question so don't sue me
510. 1:12:31it's America we're gonna sue you anyway you are served all right how much does it cost to upgrade uh chat EBT is 20 bucks Joker is the man
511. 1:12:46um talk about the new Google search versus Bing okay well the new Google search is basically Bard search
512. 1:12:54so if you go to oh God dang it let me switch my camera there let me switch my camera over there if we'll go to Bard dot google.com
513. 1:13:11Bart is more relevant with location use precise location I'm Bard your creative and helpful collaborator
514. 1:13:18um enter your property prompt here let's see um right and M and M rap about quantum mechanics
515. 1:13:32that's one I'll often do just to see what it does Bard tends to be I'm about to drop some knowledge on you
516. 1:13:42about quantum mechanics so listen up it's the study of the smallest things in the universe things that are so small they're hard to
517. 1:13:50even imagine like it doesn't rhyme well it doesn't have Cadence it's yeah Bart still sucks I think Bart is better at
518. 1:13:58some of the coding things which makes sense because Google's such an engineering heavy company um but they're really behind the eight
519. 1:14:05ball the the thing that Google has a scale um but but like let's so so yeah like this doesn't even rhyme so let's go over to
520. 1:14:18oh wait hang on let me allow this let's go over to chat GPT we'll go gbt4 and we'll say right and M M and M rap about
521. 1:14:32quantum mechanics yo quantum mechanics universes Dynamics unseen forces surreal and uncanny Annex microscope particles hidden theatrics
522. 1:14:48got theories Spin and feel the semantics I mean Jesus like this is like it is staggeringly better Planck's constant in the mix
523. 1:14:58uncertainties the Catalyst Heisenberg's World certainty is the rarest position momentum can't pin them both the quantum
524. 1:15:05World both truth and hoax particles entangled over light years of distance defying space time showing resistance
525. 1:15:14once changes state the other reacts Einstein called it spooky but that's just the facts I mean that's [ __ ] like like that is
526. 1:15:23from explaining quantum mechanics solid and you know rhyming and wrapping solid well my rapping not solid but the the
527. 1:15:33words there are amazing so anyway so so just chat gpts just put much better um and and the Google search versus Bing
528. 1:15:43search I don't know I've been I've been using Bing as my default search engine now for about four or five months and I
529. 1:15:49like it like I don't I don't miss Google at all I think Google got really shitty I think I think here's the here's the the challenge so
530. 1:15:58when when um I went back and I looked at when when Chachi BT came out Google had a 92 percent had 92 percent of the search Market 92
531. 1:16:09like it was it was an effective Monopoly and so they just did whatever the [ __ ] they wanted and like everyone had to you know sort of
532. 1:16:20deal with whatever they did so so you know search results just became spam basically because everything was an ad
533. 1:16:27and everyone was doing search engine optimization and right and and just it just got to the point that you know if
534. 1:16:34you wanted to find some obscure fact about something you had to sift through 27 sites of [ __ ] and you know sort
535. 1:16:40of fake content to get to the thing and then chat gbt comes out and it's like here's your answer it just fundamentally changed the game um
536. 1:16:50so yeah I don't know all right bada bing I know Great Expectations looks like Dan all right cool would love to leverage recent Strat
537. 1:17:03commentary from the large Financial firms along with economy data so except for a little bit because at some
538. 1:17:11point here shortly open AI is going to release code interpreter where you can dump in large data sets and analyze them
539. 1:17:18do do serious data analysis on them um if you can't wait for that fire up an instance of Lang chain and do it yourself
540. 1:17:27how do we know you're real I'm GPT five huh why would you not go with this as your gpt5 avatar you think I'm real hilarious
541. 1:17:39hilarious that's comedy really good solid all right ask me anything I know it all mansplaining is a service I'm telling
542. 1:17:51you all right predict rates Etc going forward I don't know what you're talking about like rates like interest rates
543. 1:17:56they're going to go up or they're going to go down and then things will happen or not pretty sure that's how this works
544. 1:18:03chat gbt is the geocities of our time I think that's [ __ ] I think I I have a lot no I here I completely disagree with
545. 1:18:13that while it's possible that Microsoft could screw it up and while it's possible that Sam Altman will will screw it into the ground
546. 1:18:24the implementations that I've seen that Microsoft has done are well thought out well executed and and
547. 1:18:31look and feel more like an Apple product than a Microsoft product I think Microsoft's [ __ ] killing it for the
548. 1:18:37last five months and and you know by the time they they announce their billion dollar investment they've been working
549. 1:18:43with open AI for like a solid year year and a half um they've got their [ __ ] together so um I think there will be flame outs
550. 1:18:53um I just don't happen to think that open AI is one of them when did co-pilot start well they added co-pilot to GitHub
551. 1:19:03I don't know a year ago I kind of remember hearing about it last summer so maybe a year ago maybe a little bit more
552. 1:19:13than that and and now they're they took that brand it's it's great branding because I think I think that AI as a
553. 1:19:20co-pilot to your life is the right metaphor like when you deal with chat GPT it's like having a good co-pilot
554. 1:19:25like you're still flying the plane but your co-pilot [ __ ] knows everything and and will do anything you want and
555. 1:19:31we'll write you code and we'll write you an m and input and you embarrass yourself on National Tick Tock International Tick Tock I bet
556. 1:19:41I bet we're talking to people from nearly everywhere well 125 of us I can't well it's a Friday night there's 125 of
557. 1:19:49you in here watching me why why why did I do that to yourself Hey Brother hello uh predict rates Etc I don't know what
558. 1:19:59you mean when did copilot start specifically manufacturing company rates I I don't know what that means
559. 1:20:07it's about money who get the money and win the election who got more money will win the election yeah but it's still going to be in
560. 1:20:14a misinformation Master Class if you need SC sap service Outsourcing let me know uh yeah please don't please
561. 1:20:23don't sell your services in here I'm just trying to help people please don't do that all right rust language
562. 1:20:29um Solana yeah exactly exactly all right with someone who likes writing as surgically as possible I hope the current prompt style
563. 1:20:38isn't gutted I no I think that you'll be able to I mean listen there's open source models out there I think you'll always be able
564. 1:20:45to go back to the basics I mean you most Engineers like command line right like if you learn to program with command
565. 1:20:53line they love command line so if you're a writer that likes getting in there and you know you're using GPT as a co-pilot
566. 1:20:59you have it generate some stuff and then you go in and surgically do that stuff I think that'll all be there for you
567. 1:21:05um I just think for most people that don't geek out on language syntax um like it it's it's it's a little hard right now to get
568. 1:21:17chat gbt to do consistent consistently good stuff like when you get it it's [ __ ] magic I just did a I just did a um I wrote a prompt
569. 1:21:26that uses a plug-in that either reads a PDF or a website and then um it generates for me it goes and reads
570. 1:21:37the article and then generates for me at 10 a 10 tweet twitter thread and it's [ __ ] brilliant and like every time I
571. 1:21:45do it it just blows my mind because like the the thing that is generating is valuable like it's valuable and
572. 1:21:51interesting and I and I usually have to tweak the initial tweet and the conclusion tweet they're a little like
573. 1:21:58it gets a little hyperbolic with some of the stuff but the middle stuff's really good and it like labels them and numbers
574. 1:22:04them and it just [ __ ] knocks it out in like 30 seconds I go from like oh that's a cool article give me a Twitter
575. 1:22:10thread and then bang I put it out there so yeah I'm with you I like I like kind of geeking out on the language but not
576. 1:22:16everyone's like that do I think generative AI is a fad I don't do I think it'll stick around as normal as a normal ml alternative oh that's
577. 1:22:25interesting I yeah well listen machine learning is is not gonna it's not gonna go away and it's not gonna they're not gonna stop at the
578. 1:22:36Transformer model right there's gonna be there's gonna be all sorts of other breakthroughs that happen and I think
579. 1:22:41that generative AI is going to start to accelerate that advancement so I think the scientific and research stuff is is
580. 1:22:48going to advance incredibly quick um what I think what I think large language models and and the the GPT stuff as it gets
581. 1:22:58incorporated as fabric sitting underneath all of the Google apps all of Office 365 built into the Windows operating system I I can only
582. 1:23:11imagine that it's going to be a prominent part of Apple so they've so Apple's got their worldwide developer
583. 1:23:18conference you know kickoff is Monday morning um I would imagine that they're going to re-release Siri
584. 1:23:27um and Siri's not gonna suck right like Siri is actually pretty good but it's not it's not large language model good
585. 1:23:33so I would imagine that they're gonna announce that they've already announced that built into the next iOS you'll be
586. 1:23:41able to synthesize your voice they will likely tie that with some sort of Animation thing so you'll be able to
587. 1:23:47create a virtual version of yourself whether it's cartoon or or you know photorealistic um so I think that I think that regular
588. 1:23:57everyday people just using their devices these tools will will will be built into everything so I don't think
589. 1:24:07it's going away at all I I think it's going to be everywhere I think it's going to get a lot more slick and a lot more
590. 1:24:14you won't have to use four or five different tools plugins will just become part of the thing that developers put
591. 1:24:20together to create applications um I think you ultimately moved to one of the one of the things that I heard was um
592. 1:24:28where this thing ultimately ends up is that you essentially end up with the everything app and the everything app is
593. 1:24:35like you open your device and right now you've got all these apps you've got the app store the everything app is a layer
594. 1:24:41that sits on top of that where you just say I want you to do this and it just goes and figures [ __ ] out it uses
595. 1:24:48plugins if it doesn't have a plug-in it'll write a plug-in and write apis it'll discover apis for you it'll
596. 1:24:55automatically integrate them it'll go get you your data it'll come back it'll put it into a pretty little bow and
597. 1:25:00it'll hand it to you that's the everything app so I think that's where this is headed ultimately um who's who pulls that off I don't know
598. 1:25:08Sam Altman low low key gives me future Zuck Vibes he's charmingly weird but who knows I don't know like I I feel like like
599. 1:25:18Zuck so lacks empathy he's he's like a [ __ ] machine and he's and he's weird Sam Altman is like weird and affected but but he's he's
600. 1:25:33he is very very thoughtful and he is very very aware of the impact of his work um and and like philosophical about it in a way
601. 1:25:48that I actually believe and I'm pretty cynical I'm a gen xer so [ __ ] everyone but there's something about him that feels
602. 1:25:56I don't know I like I like what he's doing I like where his head is right now I mean he he can prove me wrong but
603. 1:26:03right now I'm I'm decently impressed he's like Chachi BT changed the [ __ ] game changed the game changed everything everything's different
604. 1:26:13I've been using it alongside CAD Cam and my work is streamlining like crazy yeah wow I yeah I the like the the ability
605. 1:26:23for Architects to and and you know 3D designers and modelers and things like that to very very quickly go from
606. 1:26:34a vapor of an idea to fully executed drawings in you know 10 15 minutes like that's coming and holy [ __ ] so that's amazing game changer
607. 1:26:48have you tried AI very interesting ou.ai very interesting use case I haven't let me go look at it you dot a i
608. 1:27:01please don't be a site that installs malware oh yeah it was [ __ ] don't give me that [ __ ] don't go to u.ai people here
609. 1:27:13please don't Troll and be jerks that that's something that I'm trying not to have this channel ever be um Concetta
610. 1:27:20EBT takeover systems like banking right now um T camp but Auto GPT and baby AGI and some of the autonomous agents um might be able to uh
611. 1:27:36but oh janky right now um I think we will see a fair amount of sensational events and headlines like like there was
612. 1:27:47there was a thing that happened over the past two days where what was reported was there was a simulation of an Air
613. 1:27:56Force drone jet that was you know um you know Target targeting the enemy guys and then the operator told it to to turn
614. 1:28:07back but it didn't want to turn back because it wanted to go kill the enemy guys and then the story was the Drone
615. 1:28:12turned around and shot the operator and and then the headlines were like Air Force jet you know shoots shoots the wrong guy
616. 1:28:22and then it turned out it was a simulation and then they actually retracted it and it turned out this was
617. 1:28:29actually just a thought experiment it wasn't even a simulation so I think the Press right now and and people in general are
618. 1:28:39absolutely bought Into The Narrative of the robots are gonna kill us and and it it makes for better headlines and so I
619. 1:28:46think we're going to see lots and lots of Sensational [ __ ] the problem with that is it it distracts from like there's real problems to be
620. 1:28:54solved here there's real safety to be solved and it's like that's just a shame like like it's just a shame that that's the way
621. 1:29:03our media is but that's the way our media is um so we'll see Claw is Claude instant good with coding I haven't played with Claude
622. 1:29:12with coding but I would I would think so because anthropic the company that makes Claude was founded by six or seven X open AI
623. 1:29:23people that created gpt3 like they're good like here's how good anthropic is when the the CEOs of AI companies went and met with the
624. 1:29:35president and the vice president like four people there the head of Google the head of Microsoft Sam Altman from chat
625. 1:29:44GPT and the CEO of anthropic so you know open Ai and X open AI those four people were in the room with the
626. 1:29:53president and the vice president so um so I would be surprised if Claude sucked at programming uh but I don't know if
627. 1:30:02it's as good as chat GPT it's probably pretty good can chat GPD take over systems like banking taters taters
628. 1:30:09taters I like them taters can Chad TPT take over systems like banking stop asking the same questions I can't keep
629. 1:30:18up with all the questions and if you ask them over and over again it's not fair to the other people stop all right
630. 1:30:28I don't know if you knew this but I have a degree in acting did you see me overacting there that's why I learned
631. 1:30:33how to overact at Penn State hey Emilio's wife it's your avatar that's why we're here yeah exactly exactly the real me is just
632. 1:30:41not this charismatic huh huh yeah that's what I'm talking about all right by the way last episode of Ted lasso like bawled my
633. 1:30:53eyes out that was damn invite M Weinstein music to go live together are you in here Michael that would be cool if you are let me know
634. 1:31:08note for yourself remember to put on a dark shirt before going live oh yeah I know I know it's it's hard to
635. 1:31:16read all the all the stuff because of my shirt sorry about that chorus kind of weak oh yeah in that Eminem rap okay let me I I'm I I'm
636. 1:31:26trying to figure out where I was New Jersey here I miss the East Coast so bad I'm in uh I'm in Denver hi from Austin
637. 1:31:33Texas hey Austin Texas Austin's a cool town Saturday morning here in the UK they're hanging up this early in the morning of the UK Jesus
638. 1:31:43you're up early why are you doing this well I guess I guess I guess if you're having coffee you could watch this
639. 1:31:51um Saturday morning 8 A.M here from Kenya hello hello hello hello hello hello from Alberta Canada hello from Toronto
640. 1:31:58I'm trying my hand at writing a screenplay and I'm stunned using chat GPT yeah I've written seven feature-length screenplays and I've
641. 1:32:07started probably another 10 I took um I took one of my screenplays that I had written the first two scenes for and
642. 1:32:19about the first half of the outline and then the second half of the outline just sucked it's just there was just nothing there
643. 1:32:25I I have I have a great beginning of screenplay and I have a great ending but the the sort of second second and a half
644. 1:32:32of it is just non-existent so I popped it into chat GPT and I told it to finish the outline which it did and it was it
645. 1:32:39was good and then I'm like we'll rewrite the outline as a comedy Now rewrite it as a murder mystery now and it did all
646. 1:32:45that and that was good and then I said write me Scene Three and it wrote it and it sucked and I said no
647. 1:32:52no have it be with these characters and have it do this I didn't give it enough Direction and then it wrote it and it
648. 1:32:58was good it's remarkable and if you also if you take things like like it knows things like save the cat
649. 1:33:05like actually let me show this I'll show you this this is cool we'll do a little screenwriting geeking out here um
650. 1:33:13okay I'm gonna do new chat we're gonna do jpt4 default this is not connected to the internet we're gonna say okay
651. 1:33:23um do you let's see do you know the save the cat story frame work question mark yeah save the cat save the cat screener
652. 1:33:37writing methodology is a book by Blake Snyder published in 2005. here's the summary of the save of the cat beat sheet the opening image the
653. 1:33:46theme stated set it up Catalyst debate right so it knows all this stuff so I'll let it keep writing that it's got percentages in there
654. 1:33:55I guess those are percentages of the story midpoint yeah 50 dependent upon the story this is a moment where
655. 1:34:01everything's great or everything is awful All Is Lost keep going gpt4 is a little bit slow I should have done this in 3.5 that by the way
656. 1:34:13um GPT 3.5 is faster so if you want speed use 3.5 if you really want speed go use clod instant over on PO it's really good
657. 1:34:26um continue generating oh open AI or chat CPT just added a continue generating button so it used to be
658. 1:34:33sometimes the the thing gets stuck and it stops and and you would have to regenerate the whole response so it
659. 1:34:39would write like three quarters of a thing and then you would have to rewrite it and rewrite it and it would keep
660. 1:34:43getting stuck so they just added keep generating which is super cool okay so so that gave me that so so I have an idea
661. 1:34:53for a screenplay uh screenplay less screenplay about um let's see um animals wait
662. 1:35:08for a screenplay uh uh for an animated feature excuse me oh I need water that's what it is I'm in
663. 1:35:22Denver it's very dry here um although it's raining right now okay an animated feature of animals on the Galapagos Islands
664. 1:35:44who take on the characters um of Star Wars can you write me an outline based on
665. 1:36:02this framework um make the names and characters clever and easily animated
666. 1:36:21um with strong references to the to Star Wars all right bang and so now certainly here's a basic outline opening image a
667. 1:36:37Serene Galapagos Island with very some digital animals living in their peaceful and Disturbed lives an old wise tortoise named Obi shell
668. 1:36:46Kenobi shares a legend about the force of nature the harmony between the animals and the ecosystem the inhabits
669. 1:36:55set up we meet our protagonist a young curious Finch named Finch Skywalker he's dissatisfied with the monotonous Island
670. 1:37:02life and dreams of something more Catalyst a strange object like a meteorite crashes on the island Finch
671. 1:37:09investigates and finds a damaged robotic iguana iguana D2 that's bad but whatever carrying a mysterious message debate right
672. 1:37:18so so yeah it I know like I mean every time every time I [ __ ] use chat EBT I'm just like holy [ __ ] it's just amazing
673. 1:37:31um I wrote how to book a weekend with chat gbt know how to write a book in a weekend oh it's great what plugin is that
674. 1:37:39for the Twitter thread I used so for the oh sorry I got to flip my camera people um so for the Twitter thread I used uh
675. 1:37:56um link reader is one of them and ask your PDF so basically what I say is based on
676. 1:38:11you know based on this article and then it's a link either to a PDF or a website article and then I have the prompt [Music] um
677. 1:38:19for writing the thread um by the way if you're new here that is the official chat CPT website chat.openai.com if you haven't played
678. 1:38:29with it go play with it go play right now and if you don't know what to do there just ask it to write you a song
679. 1:38:36for your significant other or for your pet um or have it give you ask it to write a table of recommended plants for the
680. 1:38:47region of the world that you're in for this time of year just watch it write a table and like when you pick your draw jaw up off the floor
681. 1:38:57drop me a comment all right um is there a good place to invest in Chachi PT is or is it too early well I I
682. 1:39:08don't I don't think Chad I don't think open AI is is publicly investable at this point um Nvidia just hit a trillion dollar market
683. 1:39:18cap they're the ones making the gpus that make all this [ __ ] work um I don't know of anyone that's really
684. 1:39:24competing with them right now so they have a quasi Monopoly on this GPU Market which is staggering um I mean I think Nvidia is interesting I
685. 1:39:34think Microsoft is interesting I think Microsoft is acting more like a startup than they have in 30 [ __ ] years it's
686. 1:39:40amazing and I hate Microsoft I was a Microsoft Basher for years and uh and Apple has been on my [ __ ] list ever
687. 1:39:49since Steve Job died because their products suck and their innovation has been in the toilet so I am really fingers crossed that
688. 1:39:57Monday they show up with some [ __ ] Innovation I know they're gonna have their goggles but and they're probably
689. 1:40:03going to be cool they're certainly going to be better than Oculus um but I'm really hoping that they have
690. 1:40:09some pretty significant AI announcements um because Apple's gonna be able to do this really really well are you rich off of AI um I got paid
691. 1:40:25five hundred dollars for doing two workshops so yeah pretty [ __ ] loaded I mean what do you do with 500 I don't
692. 1:40:35even know how to spend it oh right milk yeah no I'm not rich off it but you know I will be I well so here's
693. 1:40:46the thing let me stop being a smart ass for a second so I'm I'm a a CEO of an 11 year old startup so we're you know we're profitable we're
694. 1:40:55running off cash flow so I'm not rich but you know doing okay um the amount of opportunity for anyone that learns anything about AI in the
695. 1:41:07next year is just disproportionately massive um we're very very early these tools are very raw they're very
696. 1:41:18janky the [ __ ] doesn't work half the time it hallucinates it doesn't add right it can't there's just a bunch of stuff it doesn't do well
697. 1:41:28um but it is improving so quickly I have never seen the amount of technological innovation on a weekly basis in my life like it's insane
698. 1:41:42um so I think a lot of us have a lot of opportunities just get creative like take what you're good at what you know and start learning
699. 1:41:52how to do that with AI or even stuff you don't know will we see a 27 inch iMac I don't know I've got a 27 inch iMac right here one
700. 1:42:01of the old ones and then I have one at my office one of the new ones been watching Sam Altman vids for a few years in the
701. 1:42:10context of startup Tech incubators and such yeah he's been he's been at this [ __ ] for a while he ran y combinator I
702. 1:42:15mean the guy the guy knows a [ __ ] here's something that I don't understand in in the last interview I saw with him he
703. 1:42:21said he owns it was the it was the one on 60 Minutes or whatever it was he said he owns zero percent of open AI I can't
704. 1:42:30I can't get my head around that maybe that was a hangover from them starting it as a non-profit that no one had
705. 1:42:38ownership in it I don't I don't know it's [ __ ] bizarre he's had a believable character development Arc I think he's sincere I
706. 1:42:46think he does I think he is too um I I mean listen I think this I think that he's in a bizarre position where
707. 1:42:54this tool is changing everything and if he [ __ ] it up just a little bit it could have profound impact on the world
708. 1:43:01and I think he knows that what's stopping us from prompting a damn like ai go make money and put it in the
709. 1:43:07bank nothing and I think that will start to happen in fact there are like one of the scams going on right now it's really easy to synthesize
710. 1:43:15someone's voice I think you only need three seconds of someone's voice to synthesize it plausibly um and so they're picking on old people
711. 1:43:23again older than me I know I'm old but older than me well maybe not uh but they're they're having like they're
712. 1:43:31synthesizing like the daughter and the daughter is calling up Mom and saying hey Mom I need the uh I need your social
713. 1:43:37security number and your passport number for this thing so those scams are happening right now so that shit's gonna get intense and bad
714. 1:43:47um by the way I'm doing a great job and I've been live for 90 minutes they said that too right before they
715. 1:43:55kicked me off for a week about a week ago pre-recorded I am pre-recorded I'm Dan I'm sorry Dave I can't do that
716. 1:44:07name that movie it's only the only the Gen xers know that movie that's probably a boomer or two maybe a millennial all right
717. 1:44:19uh will AI take over software engineering jobs I don't think well so so Paul rates are of the marketing AI
718. 1:44:28Institute has this great quote AI will not take your job but someone using AI will um engineering has been transformed
719. 1:44:37forever any engineering shop or any programmer that's not actively pair programming with AI is making a massive mistake right now
720. 1:44:49massive massive massive mistake is there a way chat CPT to analyze your own website and help optimize sales um analyze your website
721. 1:45:02um probably so so I would go look at the plugins there are probably plug-ins that are specific for for SEO analysis
722. 1:45:13um I assume you're talking about SEO stuff here's my thoughts on SEO is it it in its current form it doesn't survive
723. 1:45:25much more than a year like like it's going to be completely different if if Google launches this new they're they're new um
724. 1:45:36you know Bard enabled search their their Fancy Search that basically is chat GPT where they put search results below it
725. 1:45:44like I I think everything's gonna change so um but yeah you know the I I would use plugin I would basically just go use Bing or or um
726. 1:45:58gpt4 connected to the internet and just point it at your site and there's one called one of the plugins is called hang on a sec [Music]
727. 1:46:12there's link reader so you could put turn on the link reader plugin and then just put the link as your website I
728. 1:46:19don't know how many levels deep it goes and then there's web pilot browse browse and Q a web page PDF for data
729. 1:46:29see I think all like a lot of these um a lot of these plugins are just really kind of surface level right now
730. 1:46:36so but I would imagine that there's a that there's a plug-in that that will allow you to go you know four or five
731. 1:46:43levels deep on a website and analyze all of it that's probably what you need but you could do it Page by page if you if
732. 1:46:49you just wanted to do that kind of thing thoughts on going to school to be a software engineer my kid starts in the fall um hey Laura
733. 1:47:01I'll tell you what I would much rather be a freshman entering software engineering School then a senior because the seniors
734. 1:47:17you know unless they were doing machine learning the seniors were probably taught a language or two and they were sort of taught
735. 1:47:25you're going to get an entry-level programming job and you're going to do this kind of low level you know bug squashing you know tactical
736. 1:47:33[ __ ] programming um and all of that is being automated like like what I what I can't get my head around right now is
737. 1:47:46what happens to the entry level jobs like all the entry-level jobs are Network for the senior people and then
738. 1:47:55in working with the senior people you'll get better and you'll figure out why the [ __ ] Works [ __ ] work and it's because
739. 1:48:01the senior people didn't do their jobs good and that's why the [ __ ] work so when you get to senior right all of that
740. 1:48:06goes away because all that low level stuff is just going to be automated right out um what I would say to your did you say your son kid
741. 1:48:18what I would say to your kid is um find any AI class they can and if there aren't AI like I would I would ask the
742. 1:48:30schools what's their AI policy like the University of Florida took an aggressive stance on generative AI Nvidia gave them
743. 1:48:37a an AI super computer they rolled it across all the curriculum if AI is just regulated to the computer science
744. 1:48:44department I would strongly encourage them not to go to that school um because this stuff's going to be
745. 1:48:52ubiquitous it's going to be everywhere the other thing I would say is learn what you can learn from your classes but spend
746. 1:49:00rather than partying learn AI like I would uh I think I think the next six months I I assume your kid starts in the fall I
747. 1:49:14would say if they're a motivated kid the smartest thing they could do is dive into AI right now that by the time they get to
748. 1:49:23um the the to start their computer engineering courses their masters in co-pilot GitHub they've installed Lang
749. 1:49:32chain they've been playing around with large language models they've installed whisper to do video and audio
750. 1:49:38transcriptions I mean I would have them dive in head first starting today and work all summer so that by the time they
751. 1:49:47get to their computer engineering class they can they can in an educated way look at what they're being put in college and and
752. 1:49:57decipher for themselves what of that is [ __ ] because probably a lot of it so I don't know going to school for for software
753. 1:50:10engineering right now everything's going to change like the entire the entire workflow of how software is produced is
754. 1:50:18is being upended right now so there's no way that universities are keeping up with that so I would ask them I would ask them
755. 1:50:26I I would do a lot of Investigation about what they are um what are their what's their strategy for generative AI
756. 1:50:36do you have an FBI could message you some career related do I an FBI I could message you some career oh do I have Facebook yeah I'm I'm at
757. 1:50:51Kyle Shannon well Kyle Shannon I think 58 on Facebook but I'm Kyle Shannon on LinkedIn and and in my bio
758. 1:51:02um I have a link tree and it's got my emails in there New Jersey Austin Texas all right I missed some questions but whatever
759. 1:51:10what's the plug-in for that Twitter thread oh I already did all these I'm very behind on my questions you should be judging me harshly uh
760. 1:51:19[Music] all right lurking from Austin oh we got a couple of people from Austin here I'm just south of you in the springs oh cool
761. 1:51:33nice Timmy you should come to the uh the AI Salon if you go to my bio I started a an AI Salon here in Denver but you can
762. 1:51:42also log in from everywhere we meet every other Tuesday we bring in speakers like we brought in um John Knack who's a senior uh AI guy
763. 1:51:51at Adobe and he showed us some of the stuff that has now turned into degenerative Phil within Photoshop and
764. 1:51:57he's actually going to come back and tell us what they're learning as they're rolling out that remarkable tool if you
765. 1:52:02haven't seen generative fill in Photoshop yeah mind-blowing we'll chat GPT ever have real-time information it does right now
766. 1:52:11sorry about giving the wrong URL I should have read oh uai AI dot a i all right I'll give you a second chance
767. 1:52:20so someone that you AI dot AI all right let me look at this chat EVT Google bard another foundational artificial intelligence
768. 1:52:30models have been trained on the output of humans the set of humanities publicly available digitized Creations but what if you
769. 1:52:39could train a model on the inputs of humans cognitive contracts decision making patterns actual states of Mind
770. 1:52:45rather than just here let me let me flip the camera because this looks interesting [Music] all right
771. 1:53:01um uai is a mind indexer it lets you digitize your mind no implants required uai becomes your personal digital agent
772. 1:53:09making you radically okay how does it do it as many people digitize their minds we become learn more how does it do it
773. 1:53:18don't give me all the fluffy [ __ ] all right our minds are full of beliefs okay how does it do it if you could digitize your
774. 1:53:26minds how does it do it by creating a digital mental model okay we create a data set I get that to understand this consider okay I don't
775. 1:53:37want to understand it how does it do it oh let's see you id8 research execute coordinate communicate by digitizing your mind you train okay
776. 1:53:50but wait there's more how about the more of how does it do it all right how it works okay uh note to uai
777. 1:54:04um put this [ __ ] earlier uai presents you with a never-ending feat of prompts bite-sized interactive experiences that capture your various
778. 1:54:12states of Mind as you engage with each prompt or skip any that you do not wish it starts to learn a tiny bit about you
779. 1:54:20the more you engage the smarter it gets this is pretty clever so I'll join the F Alpha why not
780. 1:54:35[Music] I know you can see some of my figures here I don't give a [ __ ] um I am over 18 I agree to the terms even
781. 1:54:51though I haven't read them because that's what we all do and that's why Google owns US is an app that you engage with it sort of feels
782. 1:55:03like Tick Tock it's a never-ending feed of content all right cool well I'll I'll check that out at some point yeah that's
783. 1:55:11interesting all right cool um gotta flip my camera back I don't have to I can just keep showing my screen actually what I'll do
784. 1:55:19while I'm oh [ __ ] I did flip it hang on it's old so if you're new here it looks like we've got some new people here uh this
785. 1:55:29is the AI learning lab these URLs on screen right now that's the official chat GPT website if you haven't used
786. 1:55:35chat TPT go there now go there now just go there now nothing will happen the robots will not kill you sign up for a cheche EBT
787. 1:55:44account start playing if you don't know what to type in go to that next thing prompts.chat that'll teach you how to
788. 1:55:50prompt and give you exciting examples of prompts that you can put in there and you can see how [ __ ] mind-blowing it
789. 1:55:56is and then if you really want your mind on the last URL futurepedia.io that's a list of hundreds probably at this point
790. 1:56:03thousands of AI tools all of which are somewhere between five and sixty five dollars a month and you can go broke
791. 1:56:11playing with tools that'll probably be out of business in three months all right back to oops back to gpt5 hi I'm gpt5
792. 1:56:26you thought gpt4 was impressive look at me talk all right how do you use different versions of chat GPT
793. 1:56:38um when you go God oh dang I gotta keep flipping my camera um when you go to chat GPT at the top of the window
794. 1:56:54there's GPT 3.5 on the left and there's gpt4 on the right and if you've enabled browsing with Bing and plugins you'll
795. 1:57:04have default which is not connected to the internet browse with Bing which is connected to the internet and plugins
796. 1:57:10which is plugins and a lot of those plugins are connected to the internet so use GPT 3.5 if you don't want to pay the 20 bucks a month
797. 1:57:20if you do pay the 20 bucks a month you use GPT 3.5 if you're on speed it's faster um and then gpt4 is is what I use most
798. 1:57:30of the time unless I need something fast and then what else can you use you can also use bing.com and click on their little chat button
799. 1:57:41and that is gpt4 and when you go there let's see how do I start over a new topic you can you've got these three modes more creative
800. 1:57:53more balanced and more precise so you can flip between these different modes with the different modes but this is
801. 1:58:03basically temperature so so when you play around with with GPT in the playground you can slide this thing
802. 1:58:09called temperature which is basically just more or less creative so that's what that is and then the
803. 1:58:15other tool that I think is worth playing with is Claude where you can play with lots of different models Sage is is
804. 1:58:21there is pose model quora and then gpt4 Claude plus Cloud plus 100K that means it's a hundred thousand token model so you can
805. 1:58:34paste in up to 75 000 words Claude instant is incredibly fast so those are those are some of the things that's poe.com so I hope that helps
806. 1:58:47I don't want to add a comment but I do want to flip my camera camera there I flipped my camera Darth mongoose [Laughter]
807. 1:59:01um is it an app also chat EBT they have an official app um let me see if it's I so here here's what I would recommend if if you want to use
808. 1:59:14the official chat GPT app which I think is probably wise or not wise but fine um I would if I were you go to openai.com
809. 1:59:31and then right on the home page of openai is introducing chatgpt app for iOS I would get it you know click on that
810. 1:59:41link download it from the App Store it's not available for Android yet um I would do it from the official site
811. 1:59:48because there are so many scam chat GPT apps that charge you 20 or 50 bucks a month that have logos that look just
812. 1:59:56like that and they're like chat GPT with like an uppercase t yours I like rip off people I think my head just exploded I don't
813. 2:00:06know what I did but cool um what's the biggest reason for a lay person to upgrade from free chat GPT well
814. 2:00:14it depends on what you want to do the plugins are incredibly powerful if you want to start um basically if you just want to be a power
815. 2:00:25user like like chat GPT 3.5 is still [ __ ] remarkable and if you really want to use um a gpt4 just use bing.com bing.com
816. 2:00:36that is gpt4 it's just it's slightly it's slightly more safety optimized than than chat EBT is um if you do anything with data analytics I
817. 2:00:50think it's worth paying for um chat GPT because when they come out with code interpreter that tool is [ __ ] insane
818. 2:01:00um so it's basically you get early access to cool [ __ ] so these tools are so profound and remarkable that where where I am the
819. 2:01:11like I feel very much like when in the Heyday of Apple when whenever they would announce you know a new
820. 2:01:18machine or a new product or a new piece of software like you anticipated that [ __ ] and you wanted it because it was
821. 2:01:26like you knew it was the best um that's kind of what where my head is right now with this AI stuff that things
822. 2:01:32are coming so fast and they're so remarkable that I want to be there when they flip the switch on um because I think it's going to give me
823. 2:01:41an incredible advantage and that's why I started this channel is I just want to share um I I just want to share the like the
824. 2:01:50magic of what this stuff is milk 500 bucks for milk I mean seriously like we just went to the the grocery store
825. 2:01:58and we got like four bags of groceries it's like 325 dollars I'm like what the [ __ ] like and you know we don't buy like
826. 2:02:06gold leaf covered pate we buy like milk and chicken boobs how are we going to keep this from killing us
827. 2:02:18um get involved with it and do good [ __ ] with it because the good guys also have access to the really powerful Tech so
828. 2:02:25when the bad guys do bad [ __ ] with the tech the good guys can [ __ ] take them down so that's how we're gonna keep it
829. 2:02:32from killing us we're going to get involved like you know they say vote get involved in AI That's how we keep it
830. 2:02:43from killing us that's how seriously is it safe to start oh tick tock every time I'm scrolling on it when I
831. 2:02:53get a new message and it it moves me to where I was not before um okay I'm back I figured out where it was
832. 2:03:03um how many Nvidia chips to run a chat bot wow let me tell you this so those hackers those hackers have gotten very very clever um meta
833. 2:03:18someone leaked meta's large language models the Llama large language models and them crafty little hackers are figuring some [ __ ] out
834. 2:03:28so they took the small seven billion parameter models like like Chachi BT like gbt4 is 175 billion parameters
835. 2:03:36so in theory the larger the billions of parameters the stronger the models are so them clever hackers took the weakest
836. 2:03:46llama model and they use gpt4 to train it to fine tune it and they got it to like GPT 3.5 performancer just under in
837. 2:03:57a 7 billion parameter model then what they did is they're doing a thing called uh quantization I think is is the right word where
838. 2:04:07they figured out that they can pull out like 90 of the data and the [ __ ] still works so so they're taking
839. 2:04:17the the they're taking what historically would have taken one or more gpus to run well and they they're just shrinking
840. 2:04:25them and shrinking them and shrinking them but still having the performance kind of up at GPT 3.5 levels um there's now an open source large
841. 2:04:34language model you can install on your phone and it will work locally with no internet connection um doesn't need a GPU um
842. 2:04:43there's sort of a five gigabyte install you can just put on a normal machine without a GPU there's there's a Mac
843. 2:04:49installable one there's GPU installable ones so with the open source stuff zero is the answer if you want to train the
844. 2:04:58really big large language models probably clusters of them like you probably like I can't imagine the amount of
845. 2:05:06clusters of gpus that open AI is using to service all these queries but also to build and train their models
846. 2:05:15is it safe safe to start learning red blue team with open AI without having to explain to a three letter
847. 2:05:24I don't quite know what that means so it was either a movie reference or it's some other reference space odyssey ah
848. 2:05:31the people got my my I'm sorry Dave I'm afraid I can't do that um why pay for a college degree for that um I agree colleges are going to be
849. 2:05:42behind I listen there are going to be colleges that like I said the University of Florida has gotten pretty aggressive about this AI
850. 2:05:54stuff there are probably some others out there doing it too I would strongly research um if the College of kids going to is
851. 2:06:03leaning in heavily into this AI stuff if they're one of those colleges that's like we're Banning chat GPT because it's
852. 2:06:11evil kids should write their own papers we don't want plagiarism if you got any of that [ __ ] going on I wouldn't give him a [ __ ] penny
853. 2:06:21all right tensorflow how AI machine learning change avionics I think Ai and machine learning is going to change everything
854. 2:06:29and it well it already is listen I mean machine learning and AI has been around for [ __ ] ever so it's been an industry forever um you know
855. 2:06:40I here's here's how it's going to change avionics here's how it's going to change everything our world right now is incredibly
856. 2:06:49complicated because we have these complicated systems that have been cobbled together over you know the last century
857. 2:06:57and so even within avionics you look at the cockpit of an airplane that's just all that [ __ ] there right what
858. 2:07:06and everything's like that like have you ever used Salesforce like Salesforce is is essentially impossible to use because
859. 2:07:13it's got so many features in it it's just impossible to use a lot of softwares like that what you can do with large language
860. 2:07:21models is you can put a large language model sitting on top of all that complexity and just dramatically simplify it um
861. 2:07:30so imagine if you had a flying assistant where where it was like Max Headroom right like it was just just an avatar in
862. 2:07:38your plane that you talked to you know you can probably still have all your gauges and see that but you can just
863. 2:07:44talk to your to your thing you know run through this checklist it does it you know um tell me the oil pressure what's
864. 2:07:50the you know what's the fuel balance between the left and right tanks like you know open this you know tank you
865. 2:07:58know raise the lower raise and lower the landing gear just you'll just talk to it and it will just do this [ __ ] so
866. 2:08:05I think as these tools get sophisticated they get layered on top of the complexity of the world the world just
867. 2:08:12gets more simple that's that's what that's what I think the ultimate impact is tell him to learn Ruby on Rails there's
868. 2:08:19a shortage of programmers entry level pay starts at 65 grand um I don't necessarily agree with that I
869. 2:08:29like I agree that there's a shortage of programmers um I think if he wants to move up quickly learning multiple languages and and learning
870. 2:08:39um co-pilot and and starting to play around with these open source models is going to serve him a [ __ ] ton better
871. 2:08:46than learning Ruby on Rails because quite frankly um co-pilot can do a lot of that programming for him or her
872. 2:08:55I finished my first year of media arts but I'm scared because AI is doing better Art and Design than me you and me both sister or brother
873. 2:09:05Anna Marley and oh and Marley um yeah I don't know I I mean I think that yes
874. 2:09:20no can you unhook I'll be right back
875. 2:09:58[Music] Wi-Fi issues thanks Xfinity you suck
876. 2:10:13foreign oh media arts I would say get good at
877. 2:10:28rather than thinking of the tools as things that are going to replace you or or in competition with you I would start
878. 2:10:36thinking of the tool the the tools as tools that can amplify your talent right so if you've got a good creative eye
879. 2:10:46maybe you have an expectation that you're gonna use these four years to get better at illustrating and all of a
880. 2:10:51sudden here's a tool that's really great at illustrating maybe shift your expectations about what your role is
881. 2:10:58Your Role May shift to more of rather than virtuoso conductor right someone that that's conducting lots of tools so
882. 2:11:06I would practice skills of critical thinking um creative ideation um refinement um things like that so so yeah so I mean
883. 2:11:18and this is the thing I think you know you're you're just starting in school you know imagine you know the designers
884. 2:11:26and illustrators and things like that that have been doing it for 30 years all of a sudden going holy [ __ ] what what
885. 2:11:33the [ __ ] do I do now um there's not a good answer for that um some illustrators will still be in demand but it's going to be it's going
886. 2:11:43to be a you know a shrinking percentage it's already a tough business it's going to get tougher the people that adapt and take their
887. 2:11:52creative minds and learn how to use these tools are going to be like superheroes so I would do that I would
888. 2:12:00you know it's a similar it's a similar like my thought is similar to the person going into you know starting engineering
889. 2:12:07school is I would just lean heavily into AI like learn the [ __ ] out of mid-journey learn the [ __ ] out of stable
890. 2:12:14diffusion start playing with Adobe Firefly learn generative fill um get good at this [ __ ] get good at the language piece of it you
891. 2:12:24know if if you could go in if you want to get commercial work and you can go in and say I can do illustration I can do
892. 2:12:30copy I can do marketing plans whatever um and you can execute on that you'll get jobs what does it mean by putting a chip in your brain
893. 2:12:40wait it oh it does it by putting a chip in your brain I'm hilarious well I thank you thank you this is this is comedy as
894. 2:12:47we're doing comedy here it's it's a it's a comedy you see it's comedy we're doing comedy here it's not serious you know
895. 2:12:55this is this is just this is just toys it's toys that could kill us it's just toys just toys hi I am from Sumatra Indonesia cool
896. 2:13:11would UI UA I be useful if they just extracted your social media data yeah Dave I was going to say that too
897. 2:13:19I think that there's a an apple like I think Apple could I just have this Instinct Apple's gonna do this and they're going to do it well
898. 2:13:28um someone needs to make a tool that you can just point at your digital footprint and say hey I've been putting [ __ ] on
899. 2:13:38the internet for 35 years go find it all and that's the that's the blueprint for the digital me right
900. 2:13:46so yeah I think I think that would be a really interesting product is it scary sure but have we already given all of
901. 2:13:53our data to Google and Facebook anyway yep as my friend Ben Jones who works at Google said uh if uh if it's free you're the product laughs
902. 2:14:09somebody said they appreciate me I appreciate you know appreciate it co-pilot so co-pilot is um basically chat GPT for programmers
903. 2:14:18that's built into this thing called GitHub GitHub is where programmers put all their code it's a code Repository
904. 2:14:26and all of the finest Geeks go there and and all of the finest Geeks these days are going to hugging face if you don't
905. 2:14:34know what hugging face is oh you're very out of the loop basically it's just another place to put piles of code
906. 2:14:41that's where you put AI models um hugging face is actually pretty interesting they just came out with their own chat bot
907. 2:14:48um but co-pilot is basically a coding assistant that so when you're in GitHub you can be programming and it will watch you start
908. 2:14:58to type a line of code and then it will predict what function you're about to write and it'll just write it for you
909. 2:15:05um and and programmers are seeing kind of 30 to 50 percent productivity increases and then Microsoft so Microsoft owns GitHub so so
910. 2:15:14they basically took gpt4 did a code specific you know tool for GitHub now they're taking that co-pilot branding and
911. 2:15:22they're rolling that across Office 365 Dynamics 365 windows 11. they're rolling it across everything all the Azure
912. 2:15:30platforms things like that uh um I'm piloting wait I'm piloting a Boeing 747 Max this is my first flight
913. 2:15:42guide me from LAX to DTW yeah exactly like like that's the [ __ ] that's that's the [ __ ] that's coming you know the the
914. 2:15:52you know putting a simple front end on on a 747 cockpit is not you know it's not next year um and anything where you've got you
915. 2:16:03know where it's Mission critical or you got lives involved right so Healthcare um you know piloting things like that
916. 2:16:10you know you've you've got the FAA to deal with but that concept is exactly right like that's what's coming
917. 2:16:17I'm a software developer I think chat GPT will diminish teams a 20-man team can be instead of five Man team yeah so
918. 2:16:25so the the investment Community is talking about this a lot too where they're talking about um they're talking about
919. 2:16:33what would have taken 50 or 100 or 300 million dollars to to get up and running you're now going to be able to get up
920. 2:16:42and running for you know two five million dollars um it's gonna completely change the investment game you're also going to see
921. 2:16:52companies of two to five people out executing companies of 30 to 50 people you're gonna see it consistently
922. 2:17:01um and it's the the it's the companies of 30 to 50 people that resist this change that's coming they're gonna be like we're just gonna
923. 2:17:10keep our head down and do the work and well you can use copilot if you want but you know just keep doing your thing
924. 2:17:15um the three to five person company is going to come eat their [ __ ] lunch good morning from South Africa good morning
925. 2:17:23I'm a Dev and I am using Bing chat daily what other AI is available um well there's lots of if you're if you're a Dev there's the there's um
926. 2:17:35you so you're a bi Dev I assume that means business intelligence I would so right now go to YouTube and type in code
927. 2:17:44interpreter here I'll go do it for you and I'll show you but to go Google uh YouTube um
928. 2:18:01code interpreter chat GPT so see all those videos on code interpreter uh uh
929. 2:18:16Tech goodbye chat gbt code interpreter go watch videos on code interpreter um it is remarkable if you're in business
930. 2:18:27intelligence so what it allows you to do is upload I think it's up to 100 megabyte data file so say a spreadsheet of data
931. 2:18:37of business data that you want to speak intelligently about because you're a business intelligence Dev so you upload this data and then you
932. 2:18:48just say to chat GPT what's interesting about that data what are some of the anomalies you see in that data hey could you write me
933. 2:18:57some python code to generate a dynamic graph that and it will it just writes the python code generates the graph and
934. 2:19:04spits it back to you so I would if you're using Bing cool I would get a subscription to chat GPT it's like 20 bucks
935. 2:19:14um and I would start playing with plugins like Wolfram Alphas in there I'm sure there's some there's a there's a
936. 2:19:20thing in there that'll generate images and like graphs and things like that I would start learning the plug-in
937. 2:19:26architecture and then I would just wait impatiently like I am for code interpreter because it's going to change
938. 2:19:32your life it's going to change the game completely for business intelligent people and data analysts it's a data analyst
939. 2:19:40in a box like it's a full data analyst it's not a tool that a data analyst would use it's a data analyst it's amazing
940. 2:19:51okay dystopian future I saw that I'll come back to that um all right there's the hello from Indonesia hello appreciate you good
941. 2:19:59point Thank you thank you dystopian future for sir sure but what it is it is coming nah I don't necessarily agree with that um
942. 2:20:10AI might solve the energy crisis it might solve climate change it might cure cancer um might annihilate us but I am choosing to
943. 2:20:21live into a brighter future so there there I said it did you answer my question about getting in touch with you
944. 2:20:30I think I missed it uh I did so um I'm Kyle Shannon I'm LinkedIn I'm the CEO of storyvine you can go to storyvine.com um in my bio is
945. 2:20:43um I've got a link tree there I've got my email in there I've got the AI Salon I've got storybine so it's all in there
946. 2:20:52but thank you thank you for wanting to reach out curious to hear what you want to talk about generative AI is
947. 2:20:57exponentially growing but what happened to the metaverse where is it headed to so a couple of things happened with the metaverse
948. 2:21:08blockchain and nft technology is interesting it's very interesting and I think it's actually going to be quite important
949. 2:21:16with AI I think I think um validating authenticity is going to become really really important and I think you know some sort of tokenized
950. 2:21:27technology is going to help with that but they they had a couple of problems I I think one of the big mistakes that
951. 2:21:34crypto and blockchain and nfts did was lead with technology the metaverse similarly is leading with technology and and what the mistake that
952. 2:21:47they keep making over and over and over and they've been making it since the [ __ ] mid 90s and and and they're still making it
953. 2:21:59is that they're leading with technology and they're saying oh if we build a cool enough world people will come and then you know Zuck
954. 2:22:07puts all this money into building the metaverse and Oculus goggles and they build these worlds that are like 1997 graphics
955. 2:22:17and you go there and it's like a bunch of awkward teenagers teenagers at a Junior High dance standing around like
956. 2:22:27and and it's just awful it's just awful um so and then you gotta wear the big [ __ ] goggles and they're just and you know
957. 2:22:38you see Grandma like walk off the cliff and fall into the television I mean it's just an awkward lonely isolating experience where they
958. 2:22:48keep thinking that it's somehow gonna be better than second life right and it it's just second life with fancy glasses so
959. 2:22:59how does that change well I think it changes with utility so so do you remember back in November when that
960. 2:23:06that app lens that came out where people were doing their AI avatars it was like sort of the AI generated version of me
961. 2:23:13and everyone was putting it up on Facebook that to me felt like the first step of people self-selecting into assigning an avatar
962. 2:23:25to their face Apple's got a big announcement on Monday one of the things they're announcing is you can clone your voice
963. 2:23:33so that you can send virtual messages without having to say them you can just type them and it will sound like you
964. 2:23:40um they're probably going to do some sort of face thing and then they're probably going to turn that into an
965. 2:23:45avatar so and and then they're going to release their augmented reality glasses which which I think that will have a
966. 2:23:52full VR mode but they're mostly going to be augmented reality where you can see their world and they'll be [ __ ] on top of it um
967. 2:24:01by Apple rolling it into their ecosystem of data and and and using AI I think we're gonna go kind of step by step
968. 2:24:16using utility to the metaverse so I think the metaverse is coming but I think it comes after we sort of
969. 2:24:25figure out how we want to use these AI tools and how we want to integrate all this data into our world and then at
970. 2:24:31some point we'll say I want to shut the shutter and go into a virtual world but even within that I think you'll be able
971. 2:24:39to be in a virtual world and represent yourself kind of like I'm talking now but in a virtual world rather than these
972. 2:24:46really awkward avatars so I think it's just I think it's a shitty technology right now and and it's flipped upside down
973. 2:24:52rather than starting with the utility they're starting with the technology and they're leading with the technology look
974. 2:24:57at this cool technology who gives a [ __ ] about the technology what does it do for my life what does it do for my life you know
975. 2:25:04what I'm saying your people your people with your technology you put on the [ __ ] goggles I'm sitting there with
976. 2:25:10the [ __ ] goggles I'm like what the [ __ ] do I do in here oh it looks like I'm flying over the [ __ ] Grand Canyon
977. 2:25:15[ __ ] do what do I do now what do I do now does this give me a [ __ ] slice because I'm [ __ ] hungry right like
978. 2:25:26why does that guy give a [ __ ] about the metaverse that's the problem I'm a software developer I think chat to
979. 2:25:33be demon little diminished teams uh I'm I'm back to where I was oh my God I'm learning so much good thank you good
980. 2:25:39night good night Billy bats [Music] um I think this is a great time to start your own software company I absolutely
981. 2:25:46agree if you lean into AI I gotta drop off but this has been great thanks peace out I know I gotta drop off
982. 2:25:54too Jesus it's midnight it's midnight thank you busy day tomorrow but I'll send you an email tomorrow night cool thank you Holly all right
983. 2:26:03um are there good books or sites out there that show beginners how to use chat TPT no there's no books there's no
984. 2:26:08experts anyone giving classes full of [ __ ] right now nobody knows anything everything's changing what someone teaches you today is going
985. 2:26:16to be completely irrelevant a month from now um so there are no books um but I would join communities like I started
986. 2:26:28a thing called the AI salon so if you go to the salon.ai we meet bi-weekly we've got a Discord Community where you can
987. 2:26:35hang out and talk with people um um you could join communities like that so find a Meetup in in your area is a way
988. 2:26:46to do it I think one of the best ways to use chat apt is don't think like you have to learn chat GPT chat gbt is just like think of it like
989. 2:26:57it's a it's an incredibly capable intern it's like the smartest intern you've ever met in fact it's smarter than all of us
990. 2:27:09um and it's really good at some things and it's really shitty at other things like an intern so I would say rather than thinking
991. 2:27:16about having to learn chat gbt what I would do is start using chat GPT so go to hold go to that address
992. 2:27:28chat.openai.com that's the official chat gbt website just go there right now sign up if you haven't or go to bing.com
993. 2:27:36which is the the free version of of gpt4 but I like Chad Chad GPT go there and think of a project that you've got
994. 2:27:50you want to write a book you want to lose weight you are in a community group and they need a marketing plan someone at your business
995. 2:28:00wants to plan a party doesn't matter pick a project and then just start talking to Jet chat GPT as if it was an intern that worked
996. 2:28:11for you and start having it give you advice um my friend is trying to plan a party I don't know how to plan parties what are
997. 2:28:20some things I should think about it'll tell you that's kind of cool um could you give me 10 ideas for icebreakers there's 10 ideas for
998. 2:28:30icebreakers so I think the best way to learn chat GPT is just get your hands dirty get your fingernails dirty get
999. 2:28:35curious dig in dig in dig in um absolutely the best way to do it any meetups in Chicago probably I just go to meetup.com
1000. 2:28:45and see what's there [Music] I think I skipped a bunch of questions because Tick Tock sucks what am I gonna do Tick Tock how are we
1001. 2:29:02gonna make you better you keep adding features uh [Music] all right let's see take a couple more questions then I gotta go
1002. 2:29:18foreign [Music] oh thanks for answering my questions but I'm doing a masters in media arts oh
1003. 2:29:32okay so so yeah so you're you're deep in it I mean I don't know what you I don't know what your focus or your Masters is but
1004. 2:29:41um if you're still here I am I don't know I think I mean I think these tools are just absolutely fascinating for media arts but it like
1005. 2:29:52it changes everything it changes um it changes how music's produced how Arts produced how writings produced it changes
1006. 2:30:01everything so you know again I I would just you know I I'm a fan of saying disrupt yourself before you get disrupted all right
1007. 2:30:11um it looks like I'm out of questions any meetups in Chicago all right so are there any good books I already answered that
1008. 2:30:18how often do I go live I've been trying to go live once a day so all right it is late here everybody I appreciate it I'm
1009. 2:30:25hanging out uh only have weak laptop can you run an llm AI models on Google collab yeah you can um you just need a Google collab with a
1010. 2:30:36GPU to run some of the larger ones but just go look up the the large language models they're getting very very
1011. 2:30:44efficient you can even install them on weak computers without internet connections so um I would go look at that
1012. 2:30:52thank you everybody how is AI good or bad in education um it's going to be transformative for education and I think shitty educators
1013. 2:31:01are going to resist it and good educators are going to embrace it and University administrations are going
1014. 2:31:08to struggle with it but they got to get their [ __ ] together because it's going to be everywhere so look I don't think
1015. 2:31:15any educational institution can avoid it thank you all day in the morning there good morning good night everybody it's
1016. 2:31:22midnight here I am going to go take a nappy and I'll get up tomorrow and start learning more about artificial
1017. 2:31:30intelligence or machine learning or large language models or whatever the hell it is not everybody all right