aiLL 6/17/23 - Generative AI In Simple Terms

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2. 0:19's wife what's happening you're in here first you're waiting for me look I got a new background huh Professor Shannon yeah I'm tenured they
3. 0:34can't fire me now oh a couple of us in here now all right happy Saturday night
4. 0:49um yeah they took away my double camera so I tricked them with a green screen actually the only thing I don't know let
5. 0:56me try something here so if I flip my camera then I have to oh God wait where are my I gotta be able to turn off my Bluetooth
6. 1:14so we interact subscribe share enhance effects okay I gotta do that good Lord all right and then I gotta go back here
7. 1:29and I gotta flip it all right well flip of my camera is going to be a bit of a pain in the ass but this is better than
8. 1:37than uh what I had before all right looks like there's a few people here hey everybody my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab
9. 1:44as evidenced by the uh AI learning lab underneath all the crap at the top of the screen man Tick Tock in their interface is just
10. 1:51special isn't it um in here we like to talk about AI I'm an entrepreneur for many years and uh I am I've been deep diving into this AI stuff
11. 2:04for about a year um looking at it more on the how we use it side than on the creating the technology side so so my background is
12. 2:13more as an entrepreneur and using Technologies like this I was an early player in the in the early days of the World Wide Web I
13. 2:20started one of the one of the first digital agencies in the mid 90s called agency.com and the parallels between
14. 2:28what was happening in the early days of that and what's happening with generative AI right now are insane and uh I think that this
15. 2:37generative AI stuff's actually going to be bigger and more profound and happen way faster than that web stuff did so uh
16. 2:43so anyway that's that's who I am if you have questions about uh anything AI related pop them in the questions below
17. 2:49if you're new to generative AI my whole background here um these three URLs you should go try the top one is the official chat GPT website
18. 3:00bing.com is Microsoft's um search engine but if you click the chat button that's gpt4 connected to the internet
19. 3:09and then pro.com I can show you that later it's got a bunch of different models you can play with including some
20. 3:14really cool ones from anthropic including a hundred thousand token model which is 75 000 words so that's pretty cool
21. 3:22um I was using that today actually how do I think Quantum Computing will affect AI I think I don't know enough about Quantum
22. 3:31Computing to know how fast it's coming but it sounds like they're doubling the number of qubits every year and they're
23. 3:37up to like 500 and something and and like every time they double every time they add a qubit it's it's an
24. 3:43exponentially more powerful system so they're up to 500 so so I would think it's starting to get pretty pretty damn powerful
25. 3:51um I would think that's going to help a lot on the training side uh I I that my guess is that's where it's going to be but
26. 3:59I think it can't do anything but allow these AI tools to continue building on themselves and just accelerate accelerate the advancement
27. 4:09um so yeah all right same same I started in SAS in 2003 just sold that and now I'm starting AI SAS oh AIS that's good AIS
28. 4:24AI as a service I like to call chat GPT mansplaining is a service Maas MS because it hallucinates so much it will
29. 4:35confident confidently answer you you even if you're wrong uh if you're new here my name's uh Kyle Shannon this is
30. 4:41the AI learning lab go to these URLs right here then these lower two are are um prompts.chat will teach you a little
31. 4:50bit about prompting there's a little bit of a primer there on how to prompt and then there's just a whole series of you
32. 4:55know act as a sportscaster act as a screenwriter act as an accountant that will sort of put chat gbt into modes and
33. 5:02it gives you a good sense of the kind of flexibility the tool has and futurepedia.io that's just a bunch of
34. 5:08it's a directory of lots and lots of AI tools um if you would uh tap the screen a bunch so we can let people know we're here
35. 5:16um share this live I just went live happy Saturday night everybody um what else I have a lovely um carbonated water here Blackberry
36. 5:25lemonade if you're wondering the flavor um tasty thanks thanks for all the love um and what else uh feel free to ask any
37. 5:38questions about ai ai I'll show what I can if there's if there's stuff that's worth demoing I'll answer any questions
38. 5:45I'll pontificate I'll yell at the the doomers who say the robots are gonna kill us because that's not what this channel is about
39. 5:53um if you're going to troll me be creative about it um my favorite so far was you look like Rosie O'Donnell which when you get a
40. 6:01troll that's not quite a troll but it's close that's a good drill that's a good troll if you can't quite figure it out all right let's see
41. 6:15will it let you change the amount of screen you take up when you want to show more green screen um I don't think so
42. 6:28I don't know I don't like I can't pinch it like that when I'm doing normal green screeny stuff and encourage more viewers to share I
43. 6:43think I just did that bro what's the AI wait what's the AI that makes apps for you um I don't know but
44. 6:56Chachi BT can can code if you're talking about a specific app that uses chat GPT to to build and compile uh apps I'm so so there's it
45. 7:10it's a bit too generic a question there there are a number of no code app building tools like bubble and zapier
46. 7:17but then chatgpt itself can code for you but you kind of have to know how to put an app together and if you don't it can
47. 7:26teach you that but give me a little more uh specifics in your question I'm interested in using AI to help with my
48. 7:34Forex Trading so so yeah so what I would say is go to chatgpt go to go to either the top one or Bing might be the one to go to
49. 7:42because Bing is gpt4 and it's connected to the internet and um tell it your situation so what other ways you can use these tools is give it
50. 7:51a lot of context so say I'm a Forex Trader either you you are experienced or you're not experienced tell it what your favorite
51. 7:59trading methods are if you've got any particular Bots or any any particular stop loss triggers things like that and
52. 8:06tell it all that stuff and then start an interaction with it and have it help you start improving how you do what you do um
53. 8:18I might be able to make myself smaller in the screen but I don't know how to right now let's see if I go enhance effects right right
54. 8:33hang on hold you do Saturday night that's some old guy try to figure out Tick Tock it was embarrassing myself now no I can't
55. 8:50there's no there is no self-squishing I I cannot resize myself I'm sure I can there's I guarantee you there's some 18
56. 9:00year old on here going come on you old man you click on the micro spec in the corner of the corner of the icon and that gives you energy
57. 9:11little head you damn old man wait why is an 18 year old talking like an old man I don't know because it's Saturday night and I haven't been
58. 9:19drinking I think I need to get myself a whiskey all right um could AI become self-aware um
59. 9:33it potentially can I mean I think it's I I mean certainly the current the current um the current AI tools are not self aware
60. 9:43at all they're not even aware of what they're what they're saying um when you kind of understand how they
61. 9:48work they're really just kind of word by word prediction engines that that do it incredibly fast and you know in an
62. 9:54incredibly sophisticated way so it seems like they're self-aware um when you start adding things like
63. 10:02automation where where they can trigger themselves where they can write their own code where they can call services
64. 10:08um where they can store memory um and and start to analyze what they've said and all of those things have been
65. 10:16released into the wild so so all the tools are there for that I suppose I suppose it could be you know the way I think about this is
66. 10:25I don't think we've seen the last of the different kinds of AI models that come out for this generative stuff
67. 10:32right now most of most of the technology we're using in this sort of public Arena are based on this thing called the
68. 10:39Transformer model there could be other models that come out I mean meta's been releasing a ton of stuff
69. 10:45recently and they're open sourcing at all so um yeah it's it's very possible it could become self-aware I think there's enough
70. 10:54awareness now starting to be that I think the companies are the companies that are putting this stuff out and hopefully the developers
71. 11:01are being you know at least decently careful about it but you have a bunch of Open Source uh large language models so
72. 11:07those have no safety restrictions on them so uh very very possible and if your question is at that point
73. 11:15then what happens I don't have a [ __ ] clue it's probably not good could AI elect a president could probably predict it
74. 11:23um in fact I mean listen here's the thing about AI like because of chat gbt there's a lot of people who are just
75. 11:30becoming aware of it um ai's been around for decades machine learning and Ai and things like that chat GPT is sort of an
76. 11:37inflection point where the rest of us get to use these tools right all right um chat app coding um you could use so zapier has a new
77. 11:51thing called interfaces where you can create chat Bots here let's go do that now this is going to take me a while
78. 11:57because I've got a cool groovy green screen here oh wait it looks like some new people came in so I'll go show
79. 12:03zapier in a second if you're new here my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab these URLs behind me the
80. 12:09top one there is uh Chachi PT and if you haven't played with chatgpt go there right now and listen to the doggy bark nice doggy
81. 12:19um that's gonna make my doggy bark so get ready for that it's coming no all right uh so go there um this one is Bing bing.com is
82. 12:29Microsoft's uh search engine if you click on the chat button that's chatgpt4 for free connected to the internet so
83. 12:36that's why that's there and then pro.com lets you play with six different chatpt like models from three different companies
84. 12:43um and then prompts.chat will teach you to prompt and future PD is just a giant list of tools so that's what those are
85. 12:50there for uh I'm gonna some someone just asked me about uh chat app coding and how can you do that really easily
86. 12:58so I haven't done this in a while so so sorry so I'm gonna flip my camera turn off my green screen bang look at my machine
87. 13:13all right so let's go look at zapier all right this is this is my newsletter everyday AI if you want to learn about um
88. 13:22AI stuff feel free to subscribe to that it's everyday AI Dot beehive.com um b-e-e-h-i-i-v.com not how it's actually
89. 13:33spelled because you know internet people thank you all right so let's go to zapier so the way zapier works if you don't know zapier um
90. 13:47there's these things called zaps and a zap is a collection of step-by-step processes that that start with the
91. 13:55trigger so the the trigger here is um I've got a Google form and then when someone puts information in the Google
92. 14:03form we take that information put it in a prompt for open AI send that off to open AI do that twice to do some
93. 14:09different things to it then pop all those results into a Gmail and send off a Gmail so so a zapier it's called an automation tool and and
94. 14:20um and and it's it's a no it's a no code or low code tool I think it's technically a no code tool um they're they're quirky is [ __ ] but
95. 14:29whatever okay now okay so there's this new thing on the left hand side called interfaces which is in beta please log in okay
96. 14:44okay and then you can say create a new one in the upper right and you have a bunch of different models here but one of them is
97. 14:55a business coach bought or an explained bot so let's do a business coach bot and what's cool about interfaces is you're creating a um
98. 15:08you're creating a zapier you know like this little mini application but it will give you a web address that you can you
99. 15:15can just send people to this thing so it's making an application all right so there it is now if I say edit
100. 15:23on the right hand side here this looks a little small let's make a little bigger a little bigger than that
101. 15:29on the right hand side here you have the name so so we're going to call this um business Yoda bot um or is there a Yoda emoji that would
102. 15:44be nice wouldn't it Yoda I doubt it nope let's say green uh yeah well all right a frog sort of looks like Yoda
103. 15:58all right um the greeting is static so so let's see I'm an AI powered bot that gives you excellent wait uh I'm gonna copy this
104. 16:08we'll go play here for a second so I'm gonna hop over to chat GPT for a second and I'm going to go new chat and I'm going to say re-write
105. 16:20uh this shift return I'm going to paste in the little uh welcome that they had there and then I'm going to say as Yoda
106. 16:35powerful business advice I offer as an AI powered bot I am okay that's good perfect okay so so we made a stupid
107. 16:43intro we're gonna go back over here we're going to paste that in so so one of the things that I've been you know
108. 16:49like one of the things you can do with these AI tools is just Entertain Entertain the [ __ ] out of yourself
109. 16:56um ask me a business question let's go rewrite that as Yoda um re write this two uh a business question you may ask of me
110. 17:11perfect so that's good now the directive you you are a bad business coach okay so you are a wise business coach that don't say
111. 17:22what I'm doing right now is I'm writing a prompt right that only responds with high level advice um and only for
112. 17:38and and only to expand the force and I'm just gonna kill that um respond as
113. 17:54Yoda from Star Wars um and keep your answers short
114. 18:08and sweet all right and we're going to use openai's GPT 3.5 that's all we're allowed to we've got creativity if you
115. 18:18lower that to zero it's not very creative if you put it higher it's more creative so go point nine and then you can you can do embedding
116. 18:27kind of stuff so that's it so basically what a bot is is you're sort of pre-prompting this thing so now if I go in here I can test it
117. 18:37oh wait I guess what I do is I go share and then I click on the URL so now I'm going out to the world and
118. 18:48I've got a Yoda bot and I'm going to say how do I close more business my sales team sucks
119. 19:03your sucks your sales team does not train and motivate you must [Laughter] um let's let's see my clients are too demanding and don't
120. 19:22pay their bills or bulls focus on value not price price payment terms set clearly contract terms enforce them you will
121. 19:33so so there you go so go to zapier use the interface tool and and within within mere moments you too oh wait I
122. 19:43hit the wrong button here you too can um create a bot how do I flip this around out here oh please old man trying to use technology
123. 19:54warning warning oh good God all right it's coming it's gonna be so good when he gets there all right I'm back
124. 20:05hey this is AI learning lab welcome everybody um if you're new here these URLs behind my head are um the top ones chat GPT if you
125. 20:16haven't used it go use it go use it now all right um uh so what's going on here I'm an entrepreneur uh this is about generative
126. 20:30AI this tool this live my channel um I'm the founder and CEO of a company called storyvine thank you very much let's talk
127. 20:40um I'm a founder and a CEO of a company called storybine which is an automated video storytelling platform I've been
128. 20:46deep diving into this generative AI stuff for about a year and I'm using it to kind of completely re-architect my
129. 20:52product and my business and my value proposition and this channel exists to basically just teach what I'm learning
130. 20:59so as I'm learning I'm sharing as much as I can because I think it's really important and I think that that these
131. 21:04generative AI tools are incredibly profound and they're moving much faster than I think anyone's aware of and so
132. 21:11that's why this exists I want to demystify things I want to get rid of the doomers that are just operating out
133. 21:16of a place of fear like the robots are gonna kill us what are we gonna do or like they're stupid man I heard they lie sometimes
134. 21:26um they do by the way um but it's no reason not to use them they are still profoundly powerful it's one of the most powerful tools ever
135. 21:35put in the hands of man or women or children or even dogs all right I also have a degree in acting in case that was a painfully obvious
136. 21:47all right wait bro what's the AI that makes apps for you okay I'm trying to figure out where I was in my questions because you
137. 21:55know old man with technology all right I want the GPT like app that can remember a set of rules I don't want to reveal um
138. 22:06so you can you can also do that on po.com if you go to po.com in the left hand side you'll see a bunch of chat gbt things that you can play
139. 22:15with and then you'll see bots explore Bots and there's create a bot and just like I just did with zapier you can create a bot within Poe and
140. 22:26you put in the instructions like I did just did and you can turn off the ability for someone to see your
141. 22:31instructions so you can do that with po right now now you can't charge for it you can't turn it into an app but if you
142. 22:38want to just experiment with getting a bot working it's a great way to practice whiskey is an old man drink and I'm an
143. 22:45ordered man get off my lawn that just makes me want to go get a whiskey Whiskey's an old man's drink Whiskey's a man's drink
144. 22:57children all right I'm closing my window I don't want people looking in at me because I'm just weird outside Chicago
145. 23:04girl okay I figured you would have heard of it uh what are your thoughts on Bubble versus Anvil I don't know Anvil I
146. 23:11haven't used bubble I've been using zapier just because it was the first thing I tried and it kind of works it's
147. 23:17I mean it's the one that's been around the longest but it's also the it's just janky and old and tired um
148. 23:25I don't know but they're doing cool stuff I mean zapier now has um large language model sitting on top
149. 23:32of it so you can just describe what you want and it'll create a Zap for you um it's also got a plug-in in chat GPT um Bubble looks Slicker
150. 23:43um but I've not played with it but but the the couple of like YouTube videos I watched on it said it was pretty good so I don't know
151. 23:51knows well so so here's what I would encourage you to do go play with both of them go make some apps I mean the thing
152. 23:57about these large language models like when you when you take something like zapier and like like so the the things that
153. 24:04I've been doing are making content generators so I'll create a Google form that inputs asks people for some input
154. 24:12like give me a topic and then answer a few questions about that topic I I then take the inputs from that form I
155. 24:18incorporate them into a a chat GPT post based their prompt basically send that off to open Ai and then get back
156. 24:25something really cool so you can make really sophisticated apps with like three steps you know take an input from
157. 24:32a form or spreadsheet or whatever Google doc send it to open Ai and then like pop it in an email and email it to someone or
158. 24:40post it to a slack Channel or post it to a Discord Channel um so I'd say just go start playing with them
159. 24:46why is a AI exploding all over the place right now what happened what happened to make more companies be able to release wait
160. 24:54what happened to make so so here's here's what's going on here's why ai's exploding right now okay so I'm gonna I'm gonna go back in
161. 25:02history in my day let's go back to 1994. I was just a young week young we whip a snapper so um in the mid 90s the internet had been
162. 25:17around for decades and and I was living in New York I was doing desktop publishing and I started messing around on the
163. 25:24world wide web but you had to a you had to dial up and then B it was all command line you had to you had like no command
164. 25:30line things and there were different kind of services you could dial into but it was it was very janky and it was all
165. 25:35kind of scientists and researchers and University folks um and then the World Wide Web comes along and the World Wide Web all of a sudden
166. 25:45makes it as easy as if you write this HTML page you can like click on these blue underlined words and it'll jump you
167. 25:51to another page right so connected all these Pages without you having to learn all these commands and that changed everything right
168. 26:01the it took six years for the World Wide Web to get from zero users to 100 million users so and and you know how transformative
169. 26:11that was right like almost everything we do today from a Communications standpoint is is you know can be traced
170. 26:17back to the ability to like point and click on things like our phones are now just you know point-and-click devices right
171. 26:24um so so had this incredibly profound impact on how we do business how we communicate how we interact how we you know do social stuff
172. 26:33so similarly with with um machine learning and Artificial Intelligence been around for decades the the origins of it are probably 40 50
173. 26:42years old and then kind of modern machine learning in the neighborhood of probably 20 years right and then in uh
174. 26:512017 Google invents this thing called the Transformer that allows these tools to get really really powerful and
175. 26:58um that's the the Transformer is the thing behind like mid Journey the image generation tools where you see people
176. 27:03posting all these images that look really sexy the image behind here is from stable diffusion that was something I did for an art project
177. 27:12um just a just a cool you know thing um and then it's it's the it's the Transformers are the technology behind
178. 27:19the GPT tools which stands for generative pre-trained Transformer Transformer that's the GPT now why did it take off so quickly
179. 27:29so open AI is the company behind chatgpt they they first did GPT one then they did gpt2 they did gpt3 and they launched it in 2020
180. 27:41um I think mid to the end of the year something like that so G and gpt3 got a little bit of Buzz right it was out there but it was mainly
181. 27:48for developers you went to this sort of geeky back end where you could change settings and choose different models and
182. 27:53it it required you to think right and it you had to be kind of a developer so then Microsoft is about to announce
183. 28:03that they're investing a billion dollars into open AI this is probably around October and Sam Altman the CEO of openai
184. 28:10said hey Tech Team at open ai go make chat GPT um you have two weeks to do it so they wrote chatgpt in two weeks launched it
185. 28:20Microsoft made their announcement that they invested a billion dollars and chat GPT went from zero to 100 million users in six weeks
186. 28:30the World Wide Web took six years chat GPT took six weeks to 100 million users fastest adoption of tech of technology and history
187. 28:41um like like just boom what else about it well it is it looks a lot if you haven't played with it looks a lot like
188. 28:50a Google search box it's just a single text entry box kind of like Google but you put in something really simple and
189. 28:56you get back remarkable stuff and so it caught on and people realized oh my God this is going to change everything it's
190. 29:03going to change writers and how I write and and it can code and it can solve problems and it can it can just do all this stuff
191. 29:11um so because of that fast adoption a couple of things happened Google freaked out because their business model is not based on
192. 29:22asking a question and giving you an answer their business model is based on you ask a question and they'll give you
193. 29:2840 options and the more times you click the more money they make they don't want just an answer to be given so so when Chachi PT went to 100
194. 29:40million users in six weeks they were like oh [ __ ] what do we do right and they invented this technology so
195. 29:46Google's trying to play catch-up then meta you know the metaverse sort of you know fell off a cliff and Zuckerberg is
196. 29:53not talking about that anymore but they're like we do AI now so they're jumping in AWS Amazon has jumped in and said we're
197. 30:00jumping in so so lots and lots of companies are now kind of panicking try trying to get in the game because open
198. 30:07Ai and Microsoft are like this juggernaut that even though they've been developing this stuff for five or six years they
199. 30:14just kind of blew onto the scene in six weeks with chat GPT and it's changed everything so that's why that's a great question thank you
200. 30:22um I'm a Transformer bro I'm gpt5 party uh wrote half my peer reviews with some semblance of chat GPT just here to gloat awesome
201. 30:35awesome Ms gen rad no listen that's great here's the deal like like there's no shame in it I don't think if you've
202. 30:43got a tool that can can help you block and tackle the the the the chunks of your writing more quickly like what what
203. 30:51I've experienced with Chachi BT is it it will get me to 80 percent much more quickly like instantly and
204. 30:58then it's still on me to do the last 20 it's very much a collaborative interactive process it's not like the
205. 31:03robot is writing all my [ __ ] it's like I've got a tool that can get me there a hell of a lot faster and I can spend
206. 31:09more time kind of at a higher creative level um hey everybody it looks like some new folks are here if you're if you're new
207. 31:16here my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab that's what those letters are behind all the interface crap
208. 31:23um these three URLs the top one is chat GPT if you have not used it go use it go play with it just type [ __ ] into it say
209. 31:33um write me a song about and describe your dog or your significant other and just have it write you a song If you
210. 31:39haven't done it just like go do a parlor trick like that and then when you pick a job off the floor start having it help
211. 31:46you solve a problem Bing is a similar sort of thing if you go to bing.com and click on the chat button that's also
212. 31:52chat GPT but it's it's gpt4 it's free you have to pay for GPT for it open AI which which I do because I think it's
213. 32:00better but you don't have to pay for it there and then Poe it's got a bunch of things you can play with including a bot
214. 32:06maker where you can make your own Bots and then prompt chat will teach you to prompt and futurepedia.io will give you
215. 32:13a list of a directory of tools so go play with all that stuff and then if you've got questions about AI pop them down below and if you're uh
216. 32:22if you lean more toward the troll side of the house and you're like what are your qualifications man um I ain't really got none I have a
217. 32:31degree in acting although I've started probably 15 companies in my day I was there for the early days of
218. 32:38the World Wide Web I started one of the first digital agencies in the mid 90s called agency.com was the chief creative officer there so
219. 32:45I guess I have a history of identifying technologies that are going to be interesting and seeing what I can do
220. 32:52with them and I think AI is bigger than the web was by a lot and I think it's coming a lot faster how do I use AI to
221. 32:58my advantage and make some money on the side you can make money um first thing I would suggest is anyone who says that ignore them um
222. 33:12here's my philosophy on business and on a Ai and making money with AI you there there are going to be lots and lots of
223. 33:19opportunities to make money with chat gbt um but it's got nothing to do with chat GPT chat gbt is just a tool right so
224. 33:28that you could you could absolutely rephrase your question as how can I use Photoshop to make money how could I use
225. 33:34a shovel to make money how could I use you know this cake batter to make money how you make money is you solve a
226. 33:42problem that that a group of people have and you solve it well enough that they're willing to pay you money for the
227. 33:48solution right and it doesn't have to be like a dramatic problem like it could be I want to be entertained and I'll buy a
228. 33:54silly t-shirt or I want to be inspired and I buy a piece of art or I want to be I want to um I don't know
229. 34:01um come up with a better marketing plan and you create an agency and help people come up with better marketing plans so
230. 34:07so I would say start with the problem and then figure out based on what you know and what you're good at how might you solve that problem
231. 34:15and have chat GPT be like your the best assistant you've ever worked with to help you solve that problem and maybe to
232. 34:23solve it faster so what what generative AI can do what Chad gbt can do and tools like it is amplify what you're already doing or what you
233. 34:34what you want to do so I know that was kind of generic but that's that's my thoughts on that um it's really good at writing it can code um
234. 34:44we do the other night on one of these lives we did a bunch of t-shirts um for moms that were exhausted someone
235. 34:51said can you make can I make t-shirts for moms that are exhausted and I just said you know hey Chachi PT you know
236. 34:57write me a bunch of t-shirts and just out it came with different Target audiences it was brilliant um so you can do all sorts of stuff
237. 35:04start with the problem and then have it help you um do that the professor has Tech skills oh yeah reminds me of uh IFTTT but with
238. 35:15chat gbt I'm sure IFTTT IFTTT stands for if this then that which is another automation tool like zapier I would be
239. 35:24very very surprised if there wasn't an open AI tool within IFTTT so this makes an app uh yeah so so what
240. 35:33I was showing before sorry about that uh tar fari um what I was showing was zapier's interfaces beta and the interfaces beta
241. 35:45lets you make it make lets you make an app I think you have to pay whatever like oh here's the problem with all of
242. 35:51these tools are like 20 bucks a month like you can 20 bucks a month yourself you know into a mortgage payment
243. 35:58um so but so so I don't make any money off zapier so um in case that's a concern and I'm just trying to Hawk a piece of [ __ ] software
244. 36:06it's actually pretty good software it's just a little janky um but the interface is beta when you create a bot it will give you a URL and
245. 36:16then if you pay the 20 bucks you can change the url into something custom like you know something bought or you
246. 36:22could you know Point your own domain at it um so yes yes yes there's the frogs a cardi B bot needs to happen I did a JZ
247. 36:31bot here let me let me show you okay so so uh it doesn't matter I I it's I I'm gonna flip my camera and I gotta turn
248. 36:39off green screen and it's going to be a bit of a [ __ ] show but I want to show you the uh I'll show you the Jay-Z bot I made
249. 36:47all right so flip camera and then go here then I go here then I go here all right there's my thing so let's go to PO
250. 36:55okay so where I'm at right now is I'm at Poe and Poe is just like chat GPT um and down the left hand side here are
251. 37:06um you know gpt4 Claude Claude instant 100 000 that's pretty that's amazing actually and then there's all these Bots
252. 37:14down here and I can scroll down and I can go to all your butts so I'll go to my bots so I've got a Ricky Bobby bot
253. 37:24I've got a Shakespeare bot Yoda Emily Dickinson Steve Jobs Jay-Z so here's a Jay-Z bot and he says welcome my friend to the [ __ ] realm
254. 37:35let's create fire with you at the helm um hey man I want help writing um uh let's see oh I want help
255. 37:49understanding why fast cars are so cool sending still sending
256. 38:05um looks like Poe's not working come on PO or oh here we go fast cars Neri dreams fueled on gas doing donuts and massive
257. 38:16Lots made of grass speed defense and hearing sharpens your vision giving life an illusion uh fast forward in Precision so
258. 38:25um the the prompt sitting behind this basically says you're Jay-Z and and I you know everything about Jay-Z and how he Rhymes and
259. 38:33when someone asks you a question you only answer you know with your with your sick words um yeah so that's pretty cool so that's
260. 38:43that's Poe and you can do that there so you can go you could go do exactly that with cardi B is there any way to speak to Ai and have
261. 38:52it reply in a voice yeah there is a what was that app called ask someone hmm I don't know let's see if I can find it um ask iOS
262. 39:08AI app oh dang it ask and I IOS app it's like ask Emily or something like that
263. 39:23um there's a couple of them out there it's not it's not super easy to do right now but you can do it so let me flip my camera back around
264. 39:34and hold please let me turn on the green screen it's gonna be so good all right there you go looks like we have a bunch of new
265. 39:41people there hello my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab happy Saturday night um the uh the uh this channel is about
266. 39:51learning AI um if you have questions about it pop them in the questions below I'll do my best to answer them
267. 39:59um these URLs right here are places for you to go play chat.openai.com that's the official chatgpt website they're the
268. 40:07ones that started it all well the kind of new started it all the AI for the rest of us inflection point that started back in November
269. 40:17um bro use voice chat extension in Chrome it's easier yeah you can you can um if you use like the um there's an official open AI app
270. 40:29but it's really hard to find you can't find it if you go to the IOS app store because there's like 8 000 scammer apps
271. 40:37so go to openai.com and go to products chatgpt and then and then they'll have a link to their official app if you go to
272. 40:45their official app they've got whisper Transit trans um translation or sorry transcription built into it so you can talk to it and it
273. 40:55will respond I don't think it responds in voice though there are some tools out there that do it um but they're but
274. 41:01they're just coming onto the scene they all have a lot of latency so they're they're a little awkward and weird
275. 41:06basically meaning when you ask it a question that like there's this long awkward pause where you're like are you
276. 41:11ever gonna answer and then it's like and it talks really weird and stilted but give it a year and it'll be instant and sound human
277. 41:22and then everything changes Mercedes just announced that that they're putting chat GPT into their Entertainment Systems in their cars
278. 41:32um by the way if you're here if you would do me a favor just tap the screen um make the little hearts go that'll let
279. 41:38people know we're here and pretend that you like this we'll get a bunch about a bunch of other people here uh if you
280. 41:45have questions about uh uh AI pop them in the comments and I'll do my best to answer them I'm going back and trying to
281. 41:51find out where I was in the questions and I will answer them now thank you and you can also share this live I think that helps as
282. 41:58well so if you haven't shared the live and want to do that that would be cool um Poe is an AI tool Google it yeah
283. 42:06poe.com is one of the things I just showed um I'm trying to go back here and figure out where I was I'll just I'll just sort of jump in
284. 42:15um but what you want is probably a GPT extension okay you're helping each other I like that what's popo.com that is
285. 42:27um just like chat GPT and you can actually use chatbt there but it's basically a single interface for multiple
286. 42:35um large language models that you can play with so there's Sage which is pose there's GPT 3.5 gpt4 there's Claude
287. 42:45instant Claude instant 100K which you can put 75 000 words in and then there's quad plus which is like gpt4 some of
288. 42:52those require subscriptions and then there's a whole bot Library like you can explore thousands of bots that people
289. 43:00made and you can make your own Bots it's pretty cool um someone described it the other day as like the play school like poe.com is
290. 43:09like the play school of of these large language models it is a little simple looking um you know the the the original is that
291. 43:19top URL there but that's what Poe is uh hello hello Margaritaville 68 was shaking Gen X baby let's let's keep it real um
292. 43:34all right I like your channel keep doing it I will thank you I really do appreciate the kind words it's very nice this channel exacerbates
293. 43:45something baits laughs he's so naughty he's just naughty you know you know what I'm saying this is all naughty what's he talking about I
294. 43:58don't think he he tries to figure out Tick Tock it takes him like three hours every night he hasn't gotten it yet
295. 44:05he might be a little touched all right any tips about image generator currently leaning stable diffusion yes lots of tips I don't know
296. 44:13if they're tips I have lots of opinions on on image generation okay I think the best one by far from a quality standpoint is mid-journey but
297. 44:25here's the downsides to Mid Journey you you can only create images right now in Discord you have to do like command line
298. 44:32interfaces like you type slash imagine and then you type in a prompt and then you have to put in other janky dash dash AR space 16 colon 9
299. 44:43which stands for aspect ratio 16 colon 9. rather than just clicking an icon um so that's the downside but it's
300. 44:51really better than anything else out there stable diffusion because it's built on because stability AI open source the model
301. 45:00the developer Community has gone nuts on it so stable diffusion is by far the most flexible and there's the most
302. 45:07development going on for it and there's all sorts of tools for it you don't have to quite be a rocket scientist but you have to be pretty
303. 45:14[ __ ] geeky to use stable diffusion and just keep up with how quickly it's moving so it's really good like that
304. 45:20image this image was created with stable diffusion like down here's my my sort of chin and mouth and nose this was part of
305. 45:27a project I did called Kyle Shannon dreams using a tool called dream Booth where I could train it up on photographs
306. 45:33of me and generate all sorts of cool images that was all done in stable diffusion I failed setting that up nine times in a
307. 45:42row before I actually got it to work um and I'm decently geeky right I'm not technical but I'm decently geeky I can figure [ __ ] out
308. 45:51um so that's the downside about stable diffusion you can get the quality with checkpoints and weights and and some
309. 45:59things like that you can get the the quality of stable diffusion can get close to Mid Journey but it's just not
310. 46:05consistently there out of the box um dolly d-a-l-l-e is open ai's image generation thing if you go to bing.com
311. 46:16create that's Dolly and it's free right and it there's no setup you just go bing.com create and you can go make
312. 46:23images right now I'd go play right now in my opinion by far the worst of them from a quality standpoint it just some
313. 46:31things you give it it does good other things it does bad it's it only gives you square images it doesn't do
314. 46:37horizontal or vertical images which is just like why like you can figure out how to make a different aspect ratio everyone else has um
315. 46:48but it's free and then the final one that that I think is worth noting right now is Adobe Firefly so Adobe Firefly is good
316. 46:59um some of their interface elements are really good like you can just click on buttons and change Styles and things
317. 47:04like that the most important thing about Adobe Firefly and also by extension generative fill within Photoshop and now
318. 47:11they've got recolor within illustrator and they've got a type tool all of their generative AI stuff right
319. 47:17now is built on models that are that are based on um that are trained on public domain images and Adobe stock images that they
320. 47:25own all the rights to so anything that you create with Adobe Firefly is is essentially commercial safe right you're not you know there's
321. 47:35kind of no chance that some artist is going to go hey you stole my image and you did Ai and my image was in that training set
322. 47:43um so so that's that and they're also Adobe and and they're they're moving quite quickly um with experimenting with generative AI
323. 47:52they're thinking incredibly intelligently about attribution and compensation for artists they're doing it in an artist friendly way in a
324. 47:59commercial friendly way so those are the four mid-journey the best stable diffusion the most flexible dolly is
325. 48:06free and you can call it from apis but it's the crappiest and then um Adobe flyer Firefly is good commercial safe
326. 48:13and probably going to be really good and if you haven't used um generative fill in Photoshop it's just like [ __ ] magic um so yeah
327. 48:24all right thanks for showing real screen you're welcome I'll do that again if it makes sense is snoozy still the best open
328. 48:32source model I'll be honest with you the the um um I haven't the open source models are are literally
329. 48:43they're kind of uh one-upping each other like every three days like honestly every three days there's a whole new
330. 48:49open source model that like claims to be better than chatpt and now you're gonna do it for free and and so I I'm just exhausted I'm just
331. 49:01using chat GPT but if you need to run something locally if you need to to um experiment with this stuff and you
332. 49:10want to push the limits and you don't want the safety guard rails that when you know when chat GPT says I'm not
333. 49:15going to do that for you because I have safety guard rails all that open source [ __ ] doesn't have that so what I would
334. 49:20why would it encourage you to do is just start hanging out on Reddit in the in the um in the subreddits for large
335. 49:27language models open source large language models um there's a there's a project called GPT for all which you can install on
336. 49:34your local machine and then you can put in different models and some of those models are really small and will run on a like on a laptop
337. 49:42um I know there's some installers for M1 Max um and things like that so but but I'm just I'm I'm too exhausted
338. 49:52to to follow that right now I'm gonna I'm gonna let the open source Community get their their [ __ ] together and let's
339. 49:58let's let a leader emerge out of it because right now it's just it's crazy um it's good but it's crazy
340. 50:05and quite honestly if if you've got time and if you're super geeky I that's where I'd be spending my time I'd be spending
341. 50:12my time learning Lang chain learning Auto GPT um there's a new one out called GPT engineer is that what it's called GPT engineer hang on
342. 50:26foreign yeah it's called GPT engineer that's like something that's trending on GitHub right now it's it's like a programming
343. 50:37specific GPT where you can just describe apps and it'll go make them I want to make a SAS cool I again I
344. 50:46would start for you uh sorry I can't quite read your name Tar tar Farley your name is gonna make me say something
345. 50:57really bad it just feels like it's it's hard to read your name without thinking of bad words so I don't know if you do
346. 51:03that on purpose but parley okay um I would just go to chatgpt I'd go to gpt4 so if you don't want to pay for GPT
347. 51:14for it open AI just go to Bing go to their chat and and start having it walk you through no code tools if you're not a coder
348. 51:24um how you how you would create a SAS application with no code tools and just have it have it guide you through that I
349. 51:30have it walk you through that I got I got stuff going on in the throat there must be a lot of pollen going on
350. 51:39some of those Chrome extensions are sketchy yeah a lot of the Chrome extensions are sketched the problem the
351. 51:44problem with Chrome extensions right now is that they're really easy to make it's really easy to call openai so every one
352. 51:53of them can make these remarkable claims like our extension will summarize all your meeting notes and they're all just
353. 52:01basically a single prompt that says take this text and summarize it right and then they turn that into extension and
354. 52:07if if they if they're good at like mid Journey or stable diffusion they'll make cool little icons for it and they can
355. 52:13make those things like those things seem like real apps even though they're Fly by Night you know just you know tossed
356. 52:20together in a couple hours so um My Philosophy right now I like I'm sticking very basic I'm sticking to like chat GPT
357. 52:31um I'll occasionally go to Bing I go to Poe if I wanna if I wanna dick around with Bots or if I if I want to use the
358. 52:37100K Claude model where I can do 75 000 word prompts um is this Boomer talk uh [ __ ] you I'm Gen X [ __ ] you Boomer tuck it's Elder talk
359. 52:53Boomer talk can't figure this [ __ ] out Gen X can all right and we paid act wait and we paid to access the internet by
360. 53:00the minute remember yeah you had to have your computer call another computer um with a BS in CS took intro ml course you're all acronyms
361. 53:13dude schlepins should I should I learn more statistics or take AI specific classes um I would say anything that you do in AI
362. 53:23right now is probably a good investment um if you haven't seen when it comes to statistics go watch YouTube videos on something
363. 53:33that's coming out from from open AI called um code interpreter it's a new mode of chat GPT that's coming it's not I like I
364. 53:43don't have access to it yet some people do it is a full-on data analyst like so what happens with code interpreter is
365. 53:49there's an upload button in your little search box and you can upload like a full spreadsheet of data and just start interacting with it and
366. 53:58like it was a full data analyst and say um tell me what's interesting about this data and it will give you a whole Report
367. 54:05with graphs and then say compare this trend to that Trend and turn it into a 3D scatter chart and it will write the
368. 54:13python code and generate the 3D scatter chart so there are tools coming that are just going to be native within uh you
369. 54:21know Excel and and just code interpreter that are going to do that so what I would say if you're interested in
370. 54:27statistics and you want to learn this [ __ ] um I would learn how to do all that stuff with the AI tools right so so
371. 54:39um I say this a lot on the live there's a guy named Paul rateser from the marketing AI Institute and he says AI is
372. 54:45not going to replace you but someone using AI will and so if you have the ability to use machine learning tools to
373. 54:53do data analysis or or whatever it is the thing that you're interested in um sort of as in conjunction with what
374. 55:00you already know with the AI tools then I think you'll be in a much better place than if you just say hey I'm going to go
375. 55:06learn statistics so I can do data analysis data analysis is going to be the the like the bulk of the work and
376. 55:14certainly entry level kind of work is all going to be automated um so um that's that and then the other thing is so so there's a we're at an
377. 55:25inflection point right now so so Chachi PT to me represents a a a a diverging path right and and one of them is if you want to be in machine
378. 55:37learning and computer science and working on large language models and working on things like Lang chain and
379. 55:43kind of being on The Cutting Edge of what's happening with machine learning and AI That's going you know that's
380. 55:51that's sort of entering an industry that you know is 20 to 30 years old fairly mature and probably has decently High
381. 56:01requirements in terms of math and programming and all that sort of stuff the other road is post GPT post chat GPT
382. 56:09is the rest of us get to use these tools right Chachi BT is available for the masses so it's everyone from someone
383. 56:16working on their dinner plan for the week to small businesses figuring out faster ways to do what they do to
384. 56:24massive corporations completely changing their work processes you know based on these new tools and when Microsoft roles
385. 56:32co-pilot into Office 365 which is basically chat GPT sitting inside word excel PowerPoint Google's doing the same
386. 56:42thing with Bard once these things roll into all of the daily work tools we do then it's just going to be everywhere
387. 56:49it's going to be pervasive so so those are the two kinds of Roads right if you want to do machine learning go down that
388. 56:56more specific road but almost everyone is going to be struggling with how the [ __ ] do I do my business now like these tools change almost
389. 57:10everything in how we do what we do and so if you've got any sort of skills to help people navigate through that you'll be in demand
390. 57:20all right first into HTML HTML was super early in the early days I'm a professional software engineer brother cool all right
391. 57:31can replace you too it can ah and then I might go back to acting or music I'll go back to songwriting if AI can do all the shitty salt
392. 57:45crushing work like like you know when you spend three hours on the phone with your stupid [ __ ] insurance company
393. 57:50trying to get paid for the stupid doctor visit you went to if AI can be on the phone for me and deal with all that complexity and I just
394. 57:59can go do my other [ __ ] I am there for it any prompts to get wait any prompts to get rid of the silly extra sentences in
395. 58:11GPT oh the story continues yeah so so GPT um uh chat gbt has been written to be a little bit flowery right so it
396. 58:21definitely does that there's a specific phrase that someone said once limit limit Pros okay let's go let's go
397. 58:29play all right I'm gonna flip my camera it's going to take me a minute to turn all this [ __ ] off but hold on
398. 58:39all right so we're gonna go here we're gonna go new chat so so I'm at chat gbt uh we're just gonna use 3.5 because it's fast
399. 58:51but I'm gonna do um let's see please um tell me what's the best way to start a SAS
400. 59:08business with AI um if I am not technical all right
401. 59:23so let's see what it says starting assess software is a service business with AI can be an exciting Venture even if you don't possess the
402. 59:32technical skills well not being technically proficient may present some challenges it doesn't have to write so
403. 59:37it's this really flowery kind of [ __ ] language so I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna copy my my exact prompt here
404. 59:45and I'm going to start a new chat so we're starting completely from scratch and then I'm just going to go I'm going
405. 59:50to put that in there I'm going to hit um shift returns for a new line and I'm just going to say the the phrase limit Pros
406. 59:59and let's see if it's any better yeah if if you're not technical but want to start SAS software as a company here's a
407. 1:00:07concise plan to get you started right so it cuts out all the [ __ ] language so so you can say limit Pros you can
408. 1:00:15also the other thing that you can do with these tools is hang on let me flip my camera back the other thing that you can do with
409. 1:00:22these tools is you can give them examples so so if you want um if you've got a particular way you write or if you wanted to just give you
410. 1:00:34bulleted short bulleted lists you can say you know you know give me you know give me this sort of answer
411. 1:00:44but then you can say but follow this example and paste in an example but follow this example example for formatting and tone
412. 1:00:52and it's really good at that so so you can also give it examples that'll help that'll help with that but limit Pros is
413. 1:00:58the little the little hack I can't believe I remembered that I saw it once replacement is just fear-mongering
414. 1:01:04totally agree with that been saying Tech will replace us for ages and we're still working how's Bard Bard sucks [Laughter]
415. 1:01:13um I I know Google invented this [ __ ] but like like how you can tell Bard sucks is like just what it sucks on the
416. 1:01:21writing front I from what I've heard it's good on the programming front and there there are many components to Bard
417. 1:01:28like they're doing music generating stuff they just announced a thing called style drop which is remarkable like image copying technology
418. 1:01:38um so they're doing some stuff that's really cool but Bard itself compared to gpt4 is like laughably bad it's laughably bad um
419. 1:01:49they just they they they dropped the ball they invented the Transformer and then I think I think they threw it I
420. 1:01:55just I think they threw it on the shelf and said this is going to threaten our core business so don't pursue that and
421. 1:02:01then open AI went and took it really [ __ ] seriously and then oops chechi PT you know got to 100 million users in six weeks and
422. 1:02:08changed everything [ __ ] everything up for everyone except Microsoft and opener AI are like cool kicking ass
423. 1:02:20we're gonna be the new we're gonna we're the new cool kids in town can chat GPT kenshatch EBT for court cases so chat
424. 1:02:31apt is really good at reading legal briefs um I was just part of uh I had some crypto on Voyager and they [ __ ] the bed
425. 1:02:40and now they're in some sort of settlement and every now and then they'll send out all these big long legal documents so I literally I take
426. 1:02:46those paste them into chat EBT and I'm like summarize this for me and it does and then I can ask you questions about
427. 1:02:52it so it does that really well you have to be very very careful with legal stuff because chat gbt is it does what's
428. 1:02:59called hallucinating it will just lie to you it's it's a mansplainer it will confidently answer you it even if it's
429. 1:03:07wrong there was a lawyer two weeks ago um had chat gbt write a legal brief for a court case and turned it into the judge and the
430. 1:03:19judge checked the cases that the lawyer cited in the brief and they were all fake the judge said to the lawyer um excuse me uh Mr dum-dum
431. 1:03:32what the [ __ ] is this and and the lawyer didn't check his work so you know check your work if you're gonna if you're gonna use it for for
432. 1:03:40court cases but yeah it's really good it's really good at analyzing documents so um yeah that's the other thing so one of the other things
433. 1:03:53the reason I have poe.com here in the paid subscription you get access to a thing called Claude instant 100k
434. 1:04:03a lot of times legal briefs are going to be a lot longer than what you can paste into chat gbt it'll break it's got just
435. 1:04:10a 3000 word limit basically the the hundred thousand word or token model lets you put in a document up to
436. 1:04:19about 75 000 words so you can put in really long documents info.com um also at chatgpt.openai with some of the plugins
437. 1:04:29where you can read PDF files those can read longer documents as well but only certain ones some do some don't so
438. 1:04:37that should help but be careful with legal stuff just make sure you're checking all your sources you're
439. 1:04:41checking the accuracy if you're dealing if you're doing legal stuff you should be doing that anyway eighty percent to twenty percent agree
440. 1:04:48yeah what I would say before is chat GPT can very very quickly get you to 80 right you have an idea you're like oh I
441. 1:04:55kind of have an idea for the Great American novel you're like can you help me write an outline there's an outline
442. 1:04:59oh [ __ ] oh yeah no this is bad part of it can you fix the bottom part of the outline yeah here it is you know can can
443. 1:05:05you write me some characters here they are okay those two are good these four suck okay here's four more right
444. 1:05:12um and So within five or ten minutes of anything that I've done I get to some version of oh [ __ ] I'm ready to go now
445. 1:05:19like you know I've got a I've got a really good starting point and then I start writing um it's really really good for that
446. 1:05:25best free AI for videos uh I think Jenna runwayml is free they're kind of the leader right now um so if you if you get the runway ml
447. 1:05:39app you can play there but there's also the runway ml Discord server and then their gen 1 tool is text to or
448. 1:05:49no is video to video so you upload I think it's three or four seconds of video footage and then you write in a
449. 1:05:57prompt like make this claymation and it will take the action in that video and make it claymation um or whatever you want it to be and
450. 1:06:05then Gen 2 is text to video where you literally just describe um a video and it will make you a video that's that's the one right now but
451. 1:06:14there's a bunch of them out there the reason I have this lower URL futurepedia.io is that's um uh just big a big directory of tools so
452. 1:06:28um if you would do me a favor right now just tap the screen get a bunch of likes going so we can let people know we're
453. 1:06:33here the the numbers are dwindling a bit and I know it's not because I'm boring right all right thank you can I see the background again
454. 1:06:47please yes there you go are you saying you don't want to see my big fat face in the screen top thing is the official chat gbt
455. 1:06:59website that's Microsoft's search engine that has the chat button is gpt4 connected to the internet po you
456. 1:07:07can make your own Bots and play with six different large language models prompts that chat will teach you to
457. 1:07:14prompt it's at least a starting point that I think doesn't suck and then futurepedia.io is a massive directory of all the tools like the
458. 1:07:25problem with these AI tools is like every single tool is like a uh a whole nother Rabbit Hole like you could like
459. 1:07:33just the question about like what are the free video tools out there I'm sure there's 30 of them in future pedia
460. 1:07:39and every one of them is a rabbit hole and then you know there's going to be three that are good so the 27 you're
461. 1:07:44going to waste your time so that's just where we are in the business right now all right where is chat chibi been when
462. 1:07:50I graduated in the mid-2000s tell me about it um I was thinking it could quote for a child custody case
463. 1:08:01um yeah well it can definitely help you one of the cool things that that chat EBT can do is um you could put in kind of the bare facts
464. 1:08:10about the case like you know this happened and that happened and that happened can you please write this up
465. 1:08:14you know in a in a way that you know that it represents us well for a child custody case it it may give you some
466. 1:08:23um some safety guidelines like I'm not a lawyer but if I you know if I were to do something legal it might look like this
467. 1:08:31um but yeah it can it can probably definitely at least help you articulate things in in a way that um just gets you there a lot faster um
468. 1:08:43is barred better than Chachi PT no Bart is worse than chat GPT by a lot um there are things that it does better
469. 1:08:50I think it does so so Google is is much more an engineering heavy company one of the things that openai did and it you
470. 1:08:57can listen to Sam Altman who's their CEO he talks about this a lot he learned very early on that the Transformer model which Google invented
471. 1:09:07allowed them to train um these these machine learning models on massive data sets and he realized early on that the quality of the data
472. 1:09:19was everything and this strategy goes all the way back to the record player Edison had a more technically um like like a a better technical
473. 1:09:34record player the cylinder like was better technically but the flat platter records the the guy that invented that went and
474. 1:09:45cut all the deals with the big stars of the day and so they had the better content on the flat thing and so that's
475. 1:09:50why the flat album other than the also the the cylindrical albums were a pain in the ass to carry around but but they
476. 1:09:57were technically better same with beta and VHS right all the all the porn went to VHS and that's why that's why beta
477. 1:10:04was technically better but you know all the porn went there um so um yeah that thank you for the info bro you're welcome bro
478. 1:10:16is this is this Boomer talk ew people not a boomer can I see the background again please I think I showed that to you talk about Ai
479. 1:10:29and disinformation um I'll do it a bit um I I can't talk too much about bias because I've gotten booted off these
480. 1:10:37lives twice now and I think in both cases I was explaining about the bias thing so I can't go there but okay
481. 1:10:49I think the 2024 U.S presidential election is going to make the 2020 and the 2016 elections seem like Quake quaint little walks in the park
482. 1:11:01in a little field of wildflowers um I think the misinformation and disinformation and deep fakes in 2024
483. 1:11:09are going to be bat [ __ ] crazy I think they're gonna be just [ __ ] nuts so it you know it's probably going to start in
484. 1:11:18the fall and then go for a full year and um so so I think it's going to be really bad um the problem with it is there
485. 1:11:33so time was six months ago um they're only a handful of companies that had these powerful tools that that could do stuff like like chat GPT
486. 1:11:48um uh stability AI started open sourcing their models a year and a half ago Sam Altman the the whole intent of open
487. 1:12:00AI why it's called open AI is it was started as a non-profit and they were supposed to open source all of their AI models
488. 1:12:08and he got concerned and said I don't think it's safe to just open source these things so he didn't and he turned
489. 1:12:14it for profit and he sort of kept things behind the firewall and that's why Elon Musk is pissed off and why he started
490. 1:12:20his own competitive x dot AI um and then when when meta kind of panicked and said we've got AI too one of the things they did was
491. 1:12:33they gave their llama large language models to the developer community um and they said you can only use these
492. 1:12:40for research but the developer Community was like cool let's [ __ ] take them and put them everywhere so so now you've got this
493. 1:12:48massive open open source large language model thing and and the developer Community figured out how to take a small
494. 1:12:56not powerful like seven billion parameter model from from meta and using chat GPT to essentially generate the data to train it with like
495. 1:13:09a hundred bucks in compute power power they're making these small unpowerful models as powerful as chat GPT like 3.5
496. 1:13:18um in fact there was an engineer at Google there was a memo that slip that leaked that that said like Google
497. 1:13:25doesn't think that they can compete against these open source models but for distance information all these open source models they don't
498. 1:13:33have any safety guard rails on them right so so bad actors and you know political operatives are going to be
499. 1:13:40exploiting the [ __ ] out of this stuff and it's going to be really hard to tell what's real and what's not and there's
500. 1:13:45going to be massive amounts of it like massive amounts again I think it's going to make uh 2016 and 2020 look look
501. 1:13:54quaint by comparison so I think it's coming now is there a silver lining we're gonna have to go through the ugly part right
502. 1:14:02we're gonna have to go through a couple of years of you know realizing that oh [ __ ] that video wasn't real or oh that
503. 1:14:08video was real but because of AI that politician could claim it wasn't real right like just it's just gonna be a [ __ ] [ __ ] show
504. 1:14:19and then I think starting in 2025 and maybe sooner there's going to be an absolute clamoring for how do we authenticate stuff how do we
505. 1:14:28authenticate people how do we verify that this video is actually the video right how is this live that I'm watching of Kyle you know
506. 1:14:38stumbling around the English language how do I know this is real or not right is there a little green check mark that
507. 1:14:45says this has been blockchain verified as authentic and real and non-modified or is this fictitious like all that sort of stuff um so so
508. 1:14:58my guess is that the the disinformation [ __ ] show of 2024 is going to drive some good things and it'll it'll probably
509. 1:15:06Drive the adoption of tokenization technology like blockchains or nfts or whatever the new flavor of the month is on on that [ __ ]
510. 1:15:14um but yeah but I think I think I think it's going to be ugly and we just need to prepare for it and know it I mean you
511. 1:15:20know at least we we understand that disinformation is powerful now and propaganda still works on human beings
512. 1:15:27right like I grew up at a time I heard about you know propaganda in World War II and things like that and I thought oh
513. 1:15:33but at least we're in the Modern Age and we'd never fall for that well guess what [ __ ] still works [Laughter]
514. 1:15:44um so it's gonna get much worse but maybe we're maybe we're better educated now so maybe 2016 and 2020 um educated
515. 1:15:52us so we can navigate this a bit better my chat GPT just told me its knowledge cut off with September 2021 that's
516. 1:15:59correct I didn't know it's that behind it is so the the base model is um it takes a long time to train it it's
517. 1:16:06it's a very manual time consuming process takes six months or a year to generate a new model so that's that's
518. 1:16:12when that base model stopped they're working on gpt5 now so that'll probably have some later date but the the base
519. 1:16:18model has has to have some sort of cut off it can't be done in real time yet that could be something that Quantum
520. 1:16:24Computing helps with but I don't know I don't know enough about that [ __ ] okay if you go to um the official chat GPT website and you
521. 1:16:36pay for the GPT plus you get access to gpt4 you also get access to the beta version of gpt4 that's connected to the
522. 1:16:45internet or you can go to bing.com and click on their chat button button and that's also connected to the internet
523. 1:16:53so what happens is when you put in your query if it's looking for something that's beyond its September 2021 cutoff
524. 1:17:00it will then query the internet and Pull It in so while it's a limit because we now have these things connected to the
525. 1:17:07internet it's not that big a deal have you find an an AI music generator yet there's a bunch of them out there
526. 1:17:15um and there's a bunch of new models I just did a thread on one meta just announced what's it called hang on a sec let me take a look
527. 1:17:24if you go to um oh please I'm going to the Twitter if you go to the Twitter and go to Everyday AI news
528. 1:17:38I just posted a 10 a 10 tweet thread on meta's new um what's it called voice box oh no that's voice synthesis
529. 1:17:51that's not music so meta's got one that's text to to music there's one out there called sound draw dot IO I think
530. 1:18:00it's sound draw dot IO hang on let me check [Music] r-a-w so not two oh no wait sorry that's wrong wait hold God damn it all these AI
531. 1:18:17sites have Sandra no that AI is not right don't go there hold please why'd you didn't I watched some old man
532. 1:18:30try to find a website it's pretty painful um let me just go there sound draw dot IO now sound draw dot IO is sort of an AI
533. 1:18:44music generator they're using AI but it's kind of like a loop a mixing loop loop thing kind of like GarageBand but
534. 1:18:51it's got an AI front end on it so that's pretty good if you just want to knock out like three minute songs in all sorts
535. 1:18:58of different genres and do like 20 of them at a shot um that one's pretty good if you want to do actual generated music
536. 1:19:07um then what I would do is I would go to futurepedia.io because I again the reason I'm putting this here I can't
537. 1:19:14keep up with the individual tools anymore so just go here go to the music section and just start digging in
538. 1:19:21there's cool ones there's ones that there's one called refusion r-i-f-f-u-s-i-o-n refusion that um what they did was fascinating so so you
539. 1:19:33know with music there's the what's it called the the like the visual oh [ __ ] I forget what it's called the the
540. 1:19:43God damn it [ __ ] [ __ ] old brains um the picture of the music the sound waves right you know the the sound waves
541. 1:19:51the visualization of the music they basically are taking stable diffusion you type in a type of music and rather than it generating music
542. 1:19:58through some music algorithm it generates a visual sound wave and then interprets that into music it's that
543. 1:20:06one's wild refusion is that one so that one's pretty cool in fact maybe I'll go show you that one because it's just Q
544. 1:20:13we should do cool stuff here shouldn't we let's do cool stuff man he was old but you know he was pretty cool all right let's go rear Fusion
545. 1:20:24this is probably down now oops refusion breath you shall
546. 1:20:39fusion.com I think is this it nope not.com don't go there God damn it refusion am I remembering this wrong that's possible too
547. 1:20:54music here um [Music] yeah yeah where's the where's the link I don't want to watch your video of it I
548. 1:21:09want to make my own thing of it where is a
549. 1:21:23um [Music] audio spectrogram oh it must is this it sorry hold please
550. 1:21:43[Laughter] [Music] here we go okay good Lord that was a mess okay so down the left hand side here you have this visual
551. 1:21:56thing if I hit the play button someone typed in Funk Baseline with Jazzy saxophone [Music] so I can type in like uh Americana
552. 1:22:13Funk sad valid and then it will generate the sound waves
553. 1:22:30[Music] so there's sort of some guitars in there and some sad people singing so anyway that's refusion but yeah I would just go
554. 1:22:45to go to um go to futurepedia.io and look up all that [ __ ] look up all the music tools because there's probably 40 or 50 or 100 of them
555. 1:22:57now it's it's nuts right now all right um but I'll talk about Ai and disinformation we already did that if I
556. 1:23:05have GPT subscription can I use it in po or do I pay an additional subscription fee great question Mark you pay an
557. 1:23:13additional subscription fake fee why because everyone wants 20 bucks a month for their stupid [ __ ] tool that's
558. 1:23:19going to be obsolete in three months I would not on anything spend don't do the annual fee for anything right now go
559. 1:23:28month to month even though the annual saves you just like shit's moving too fast I pay for I try to limit I pay for po I pay for chat GPT
560. 1:23:43so two two of those three um I pay for Google collab if I want to do stable diffusion stuff I pay for zapier to do automations
561. 1:23:57I pay for mid-journey because their image is [ __ ] Rule and then I've got you know for work I've got an adobe
562. 1:24:03subscription so I get access to the Adobe stuff there and there might be like two or three other things but I'm just I'm like I
563. 1:24:12just stopped doing the a lot of the subscriptions but but those two I think are worth it poem and chat GPT chat GPT because the
564. 1:24:21quality is just better poke because you have you have access to other stuff and for whatever reason anthropic
565. 1:24:28you can get access to anthropics models through Poe but not through anthropic which I don't like anthropic doesn't
566. 1:24:33have their own version of chat gbt which I don't understand because they're a direct competitor and they're ex-open AI
567. 1:24:39employees they could they could probably do it in a couple of weeks if they wanted to um what about biggie I don't know about
568. 1:24:50Biggie Biggie Smalls oh because I was doing Jay-Z probably all right I'm I'm way behind on the questions here um do I
569. 1:24:56program AI not really I program I make some content generators using zapier where I do calls to open Ai and I'm
570. 1:25:04about to start a project with our developer to do so so we rolled um in my company we rolled open ai's whisper
571. 1:25:14um into the it's a video platform to do transcriptions so that's in there um we're gonna we're gonna take all of our
572. 1:25:24transcriptions across all the videos in our system and be able to search across them we're going to embed them and
573. 1:25:29vectorize them or some some sort of thing like that so yeah I guess I do um all right it just Tick Tock just jumped
574. 1:25:38me to the bottom so I'm just going to go to some random place up above that and I probably just skipped a ton of questions
575. 1:25:43but I'm really behind so is he reading this chat or what yes Mike I'm reading this chat but I'm behind I just said that oh thanks thanks
576. 1:25:51karuno thanks the the regulars here have my back they know how this works he's an old man he goes slow all right patience young grasshopper
577. 1:26:06exactly are you available to consult on an AI solution I'm happy to chat I've got my contact information is in my profile and then
578. 1:26:16um I'm at Kyle Shannon on Twitter you can DM me there or Kyle at storyline.com I am fully doxxed I was I was in the uh
579. 1:26:26the blockchain and nft world for a while and all those people are like you can't dox yourself I'm like I've been docs for
580. 1:26:33like 30 years I think the cat's out of the bag at this point my company is called storyvine you can also find me there
581. 1:26:40um my time is limited and I need someone who can fill an AI knowledge Gap how would you suggest I find you the way I
582. 1:26:47just told you and yeah hopefully I can help everyone's time is limited is changing so fast yeah that's the thing listen I'm
583. 1:26:54happy to talk I'll tell you what I know like I've been geeking out on this [ __ ] for a year and and you know since
584. 1:26:59chatgpt I've been you know like up to here um but but but uh a very good point is made there that this stuff is moving so fast that you
585. 1:27:10know anything that I tell you you know for the next month you know a month from now will be obsolete uh because because
586. 1:27:16it's it's just absolutely insane um we're 69 here is tick tick the screen to support wait we are what huh we are 69 here
587. 1:27:28please tick tick the screen just oh oh I see oh yeah so we're 59 now so so double tap the screen uh to to just say that
588. 1:27:38that you like this and then maybe a tick tock will show us to some more people because it's Saturday night and why
589. 1:27:43would you want to be anywhere but with me rambling on about AI I mean isn't that your idea of a good time would you
590. 1:27:50do Saturday night I don't want to talk about it it's got a lot of Shame laughs you total Gen X I am [ __ ] the Boomers
591. 1:28:01all right what the Boomers [ __ ] up our lives all right what are the top three things to learn for marketers uh holy [ __ ]
592. 1:28:11world's about to change let's I'd say um one generative AI is coming two generative AIS here three General AI is
593. 1:28:21gonna [ __ ] [ __ ] up that's what marketers need to know um it depends which flavor of marketing you're talking about I think SEO
594. 1:28:29transforms fundamentally which is why Google's so freaked out um I think that um to get a bit more serious
595. 1:28:44like like I don't if you give me a bit more context like are you with an agency are you with a brand wanting to do
596. 1:28:51marketing I think if you're with an agency you need to um very very quickly um reassess how you do what you do
597. 1:29:00because I think clients are going to start demanding um faster turnarounds I don't think the days of time and
598. 1:29:06materials billing are are long for this world I think clients are going to start demanding uh flat project fees uh flat flat project pricing
599. 1:29:16um I think they're gonna expect faster turnaround higher quality like all the pulling the wool over the
600. 1:29:22eyes of clients like that I feel like that shit's gonna go away um and it's going to be forced um if you're a marketer I would look at
601. 1:29:32almost all of marketing operations and look at what what chat GPT can automate and what it can't but like really push hard like
602. 1:29:40figure out all of the specific areas of marketing because it can write you all the copy you want right and it can
603. 1:29:48iterate it and then you can go into like bulk create within canva and generate all the content so I don't know so it's
604. 1:29:55that's a it's a it's a it's a broad Quest I don't quite know where you are like like the top three things right now are just get curious
605. 1:30:04get curious get curious start exploring start experimenting disrupt yourself before you get disrupted is what I would
606. 1:30:11say on the marketing front like figure out what this shit's good at with marketing and and figure out new ways to
607. 1:30:16do it because if you don't someone else will [Music] I'm looking to train it to identify high confidence patterns within a bunch of
608. 1:30:32transactions oh God Jim this is so okay Jim so here's here's uh here's here's free tip of the night this is worth
609. 1:30:42everything I'm charging for it um just go to YouTube and and uh search for code interpreter chat GPT and just
610. 1:30:49go watch I don't know three videos probably one or two look what code interpreter can do if you're looking to
611. 1:30:56identify high confidence patterns within a bunch of transactions like you could probably just do that with chat EBT but
612. 1:31:03code interpreter that's coming you're going to be able to do that incredibly powerfully I think I don't have access
613. 1:31:09to it yet so I can't actually tell you if anyone from openai is on here please give me access to code interpreter I deserve it I'm on a tick
614. 1:31:20tock all right we don't regulate till disasters happen unfortunately exactly I think I assume that was in reference to
615. 1:31:29all the misinformation [ __ ] that's coming being in the Twilight of our existence uh that's an inside joke
616. 1:31:36um the other day I had I had chat GPT write me something about being 58 like like the opening paragraph to a great
617. 1:31:44American novel and said in the Twilight of his existence like [ __ ] you chat gbt we just don't have the that time of
618. 1:31:52kind of timer resources um okay that's Boomer but you're still Gen X I don't know what I said that was
619. 1:32:00Boomer I'm yeah I'm older I'm older too been professionally developing software for 30 years frozie O'Donnell
620. 1:32:07is it good for grant writing great for grant writing pop in a grant request and just you know like like like what one
621. 1:32:15thing that you could do is you could pop in a so so with with um with gpt4 now connected to the internet and with plugins you you could take
622. 1:32:27um a description of of what your company does give it a URL for the description of your organization and then get the
623. 1:32:34URL for the for the the proposal request or whatever it is from from the foundation um pop those into chat EBT and say say
624. 1:32:43you know go read this this request for a proposal and then using the description of our foundation here right write me a
625. 1:32:52grant proposal or or even break it up into little chunks you know do section one do section two do section three um yeah brilliant for that
626. 1:33:01it's also going to be brilliant for Grant proposal reading I was talking to someone that does foundation work and I was telling her
627. 1:33:10about chat gbt and what it did she goes well it sounds like this would be really good for the you know grant writers to
628. 1:33:16write their grants more quickly I'm like yeah I would and she goes and then wouldn't it also be good for you know
629. 1:33:21people reading grants to be able to process them more quickly like yeah it would I said what's left talking to the people like we get like
630. 1:33:28one of the promises of this AI technology is it returns us to human connection and empathy and like like
631. 1:33:36like you know let the machine do all the shitty paperwork let it sort of float the best proposals to the top and then
632. 1:33:42reach out to the people and talk to them meet them see if you think they're going to spend your money well and like like
633. 1:33:48that to me seems really exciting so so yeah I think it's going to be have profound impacts on grant writing uh
634. 1:33:54everyday AI news on Twitter if you go to it's at everyday AI news is is our Twitter account and then you there's
635. 1:34:01links there to to subscribe to the newsletter but there's also a bunch of threads in there I have to run y'all take care thanks for
636. 1:34:10sharing you got it Jim all right make money on chat GPT by coming up with solution for digital waste carbon footprint reduction from
637. 1:34:19gen AI I think that will be a big um I think it will help us solve some major [ __ ] like that and yeah people that do that
638. 1:34:29they're gonna they're gonna make money you might have a chat GPT I solved climate change I made millions billions trillions
639. 1:34:40this is incredible 4-1-1 cool um talk about recommendations for a high school student that want us that want
640. 1:34:48that wants to study programming in college skip it use AI yeah well I don't know if you should skip it there's
641. 1:34:55there's value to college beyond what you'll learn but I would strongly encourage you to ask the the the
642. 1:35:04program people at your college where are they with AI if they're like it's okay we've got plagiarism detectors in place
643. 1:35:12and no one's allowed to use it run for the [ __ ] Hills like run as fast as you can from that place if they're like
644. 1:35:19we're taking AI really seriously because we know this is going to be an important part of the world moving forward and we
645. 1:35:25don't quite have it figured out yet but we're doing our damn best to make sure that you're prepared when you leave here
646. 1:35:30then consider going there so that's number one like don't don't go to a place that thinks AI is evil and we're
647. 1:35:36gonna stop it right because they're not and it's going to be everywhere then what I would say is dive in like fast and deep like start
648. 1:35:51using GitHub copilot right which is a pair programming tool that's that's GPT enabled start having chat EBT write programs for
649. 1:36:00you figured out what it does well figure out what it doesn't do well like like anywhere where you feel weak in
650. 1:36:06programming have chat gbt get you up to speed like by the time you hit College be proficient at programming with chat
651. 1:36:15apt or co-pilot or you know some of these tools I would really start geeking out on you know GitHub and hugging face and the
652. 1:36:26developer community so go to Reddit go to the subreddits for stable diffusion for Lang chain for auto GPT for baby AGI
653. 1:36:37like there's there's just a bunch of projects there's there's one right now oh you should definitely go check out
654. 1:36:43this project that's it's trending on GitHub called GPT engineering that is a specific like chat GPT for programming
655. 1:36:53um I would just start geeking out like like don't think that college is going to teach you what you need to know for this new AI
656. 1:37:03World they can't possibly because no one knows what it's going to be so I would get as proficient as you can
657. 1:37:10with AI assisted programming and then go to school and then chances are good you'll be smarter than your professors
658. 1:37:19or other students that haven't so aggressively done it so that's I strongly recommend it and then because quite frankly
659. 1:37:28if you jump into some of those projects and you start contributing to them by the time you're two years into
660. 1:37:36college you'll probably have job offers like there's going to be a tremendous amount of demand for develop developers
661. 1:37:42that have their [ __ ] together with this AI stuff so even if you're not an advanced or competent developer you can be really
662. 1:37:51quickly like my first Epiphany with chat GPT was I wrote in 90 minutes I wrote a sophisticated python application
663. 1:38:00that generated social media content from some inputs in 90 minutes I've never written a line of python in my life I still haven't so
664. 1:38:12go do that like what where are we we're in June you got the summer like by by the time the end of August
665. 1:38:21rolls around you should be like involved in a project and and be using GitHub co-pilot and uh just you just [ __ ] geek out
666. 1:38:32spend the summer geeking out it will pay dividends and just check with your college if they're if they are actively
667. 1:38:38blocking chat GPT run run fast um really good question though um thoughts on the intermediate future of research Librarians with this AI
668. 1:38:53um I think I think hmm I mean I mean like the internet had profound impact on Librarians I I think generative AI is going to have
669. 1:39:08more profound impact on Librarians but it doesn't mean we don't need Librarians I think Librarians that get competent at doing
670. 1:39:18AI assisted research are going to be way more valuable than those that can't right and so and and we'll be in demand
671. 1:39:25so so I think I think the role of librarians is incredibly important um what these tools do is yeah you know
672. 1:39:34if if you if you um look at how chat GPT or gbt three and four how the base models were trained they were
673. 1:39:42essentially trained on all of the public internet so like all of Wikipedia all of the blogs all of the websites all of the
674. 1:39:49libraries right all of the data everywhere is kind of what's sitting inside that model and then you can just
675. 1:39:57start interacting with it so it's like you can instantly sort of bring up research like that now the challenge
676. 1:40:03with research is it hallucinates and it will make up citations that are just [ __ ] but there are now plugins for
677. 1:40:11chat EBT so another reason to pay for um the official chatgpt chat.openai.com is you get access to plugins there are
678. 1:40:19now plugins that do citations and over the coming probably two years these tools are going to get much better at validating citations right
679. 1:40:30um thank you so I I would say just start digging into it start doing start taking what you already do and and know how to
680. 1:40:37do and figure out how to AI amplify that um they are incredibly like scarily capable research assistants fast
681. 1:40:49oh yeah like like tell it go to chat TBT go here and say um make me a table comparing two concepts you come up with the concept
682. 1:41:01something that you're researching and it will make you a table like that and and just you know start to imagine the kinds
683. 1:41:09of things you could do from a research perspective that way you need to check all your work because of the the
684. 1:41:14[ __ ] but with plugins that that could potentially uh Aid in that no shame in our game oh shame is my love language
685. 1:41:21all right do you think things like search engines might disappear I don't think they disappear but I think they
686. 1:41:28change dramatically you know like even even Google now has said well we're going to have this new super Searcher
687. 1:41:34whatever the [ __ ] they called it that it kind of gives you a chat EPT answer and then it does the Google search below it
688. 1:41:40who's gonna go click on that [ __ ] if the answer is here no one right the the the days when Google had 92 or 94 market
689. 1:41:50share of search and everyone had to do search and SEO and site building exactly the same way because that's what Google
690. 1:41:58did that all kind of blows up I don't know what it gets replaced with um so I think search change it like it's
691. 1:42:06changed dramatically for me I've got Bing is my default search engine which if if you had asked me a year ago if ever in my life
692. 1:42:14I would have Bing is my default search engine and Microsoft Edge is my default browser I'm like an apple Fanboy like my
693. 1:42:22first Mac was a 512 ke in 1980 7. like I've been a mac guy an Apple guy forever like I've hated Microsoft
694. 1:42:32forever the last six months I'm like they've been like a startup again and like they're kicking ass and they're gloating in it so um
695. 1:42:42yeah I think everything changes I don't I I will I will do a search with um chat GPT knowing that it would that
696. 1:42:52it's gonna take me like for it to respond with an answer is gonna take me like 30 seconds and I knew if I went to
697. 1:42:59Google it would take me like two seconds I still do it in chat GPT because I just I don't want to see all the [ __ ] and
698. 1:43:05I don't want to have Google like just give me [ __ ] that is just irrelevant to me I'm like I'll take the time like I'll
699. 1:43:11take 30 seconds for chat GPT to figure it out and go search the web for me and come back and just give me a [ __ ]
700. 1:43:17answer without an ad in it so yeah I think search changes pretty dramatically I missed it did he confirm the one
701. 1:43:26um I don't know what I was confirming I've been doing this for 90 minutes by the way Jim left interesting okay thoughts on AI and
702. 1:43:36therapy I think that virtual companionship is going to be huge I think that and not just in a creepy way like I I
703. 1:43:45know I know you sort of go to the creepy place with that if you haven't seen there's a movie called Larsen the real
704. 1:43:50girl which is sort of about virtual companionship that you think is going to be the creepiest [ __ ] movie you've
705. 1:43:56ever seen and then it's it's the sweetest like most human thing you've ever seen it's amazing so I think there's going to be a lot of
706. 1:44:06that I think that um GPT tools are going to support caregivers Healthcare Professionals in being more empathetic
707. 1:44:19um it's actually really good at acting empathetic it doesn't have empathy it doesn't know what it's doing but it but
708. 1:44:25it interacts with nuance and and and with with empathetic cues basically there was a test a few weeks back
709. 1:44:34that some patients interacted with GPT doctors and real doctors they didn't know which were which you know via text
710. 1:44:41and the patient's overwhelmingly preferred the GPT doctors because they were more competent and more empathetic
711. 1:44:49um so I think you're going to see that and then and then I think that um when they get some of the safety stuff
712. 1:44:57dialed in because with therapy you could very quickly run off the rails but if you're kind of doing low-level stuff or
713. 1:45:02just doing check-in stuff with yourself when they get the safety stuff dialed in I think it's going to be an incredible
714. 1:45:09Boon for therapy I really do do not take it out alone and go into massive debt for college I agree with that the cons outweigh the benefits
715. 1:45:19yeah I wouldn't go to debt like if you're if if you have a trust fund and your parents are paying for it just go
716. 1:45:24but don't go to one that's fighting this AI [ __ ] um and then if you're gonna go into deep debt I would say spend the summer
717. 1:45:32geeking out on AI assisted programming and get involved in some projects you'll probably have a job before the Summer's out
718. 1:45:40don't tell your mom I said that or do I don't give a [ __ ] mm-hmm Bing chat is a stingy version of chat
719. 1:45:56GPT always scolding me and saying I'm asking too much yeah so being if you don't know the story behind Bing
720. 1:46:04when when bing bing launched so the chat GPT at Bing is gpt4 but when they launched it it wasn't stingy it was very generous and
721. 1:46:15this guy this this reporter named Kevin Roos from The New York Times started interacting with chat GPT and he spent
722. 1:46:21four hours with it and he got it to [ __ ] snap he asked its name it told him its name was Sydney and Sydney said she fell in love with
723. 1:46:33Kevin Roos and that he should leave his wife and he took a screenshot of that and it made the cover of the New York Times so
724. 1:46:42Microsoft lobotomized Sydney so they're slowly unlobotomizing her but she's not as good that's why I have both of these up here
725. 1:46:50because Bing will be good at some point but right now it's a little limited but chat the GPD for it at the official site
726. 1:46:57is much better I agree with that you enter talking about doctors we are talking about doctors jinx sorry I meant the 12 120
727. 1:47:09000 dimensional thinking of 300 years of learning with chat gbt um good job doctors oh I love that um okay I got to the bottom I'll see if
728. 1:47:17you've got other questions pop them down below looks like things are winding up here I've been doing this for two hours
729. 1:47:22if if we get some more people popping in uh feel free to tap the screen we'll see if we can get some more people to pop in
730. 1:47:27I'm happy to do it if you've got other questions just pop them down below because I The Tick Tock jumped me to the
731. 1:47:33bottom so I missed a bunch of questions up above and then if not I'll just go I'll finish my water go watch some TV what time is
732. 1:47:40it 9 30 here I'm in Denver Denver Colorado [Music] let me go find another random question
733. 1:47:56here your total Gen X is it try chatty I thinks I don't know what that means AI tools for taking my
734. 1:48:13Google Sheets backbone products into Super automation Beyond wait AI tools for taking my Google Sheets backbone
735. 1:48:21and products in the super automation Beyond zaps um I don't quite know what that means but you might need a developer at that point
736. 1:48:30if you if but you know the automation tools can they can get pretty sophisticated the other thing that I would say is play around with um
737. 1:48:40with the zapier plug-in in chatgpt because you can describe what you want and it will create zaps for you automatically
738. 1:48:55[Music] bam uh what if we start asking questions to each other in the way we talk to chat gbt I think we probably will
739. 1:49:12although we didn't start talking to each other like Google prompts with search but I but you know I find myself with
740. 1:49:21chat gbt asking like saying please and thank you a lot like the fact that it does respond with kind of you know nice
741. 1:49:29human language and polite like I thank it when it does a good job and and I say oh that cause it wasn't quite right can
742. 1:49:34you try this like I talked to it like a human so it does kind of remind me to be a bit more human oddly enough
743. 1:49:42um any thoughts on higher ed and AI such as why go to college at all with AI I honestly don't know that you know again
744. 1:49:49there's reasons to go to college like social things and and you know separating from the parents and and and things like that that I think
745. 1:49:59are important um but if the role of college is to present you with information so that you can learn it is that really necessary in a
746. 1:50:10world where rather than having to learn how to program python I maybe just learn the broad concepts of programming and then I
747. 1:50:19let the tool do the the actual coding do I need to actually go there to learn programming I don't know like I don't
748. 1:50:25know the answer to that I think the answer is no um the thing that I think that is going to be a massive requirement and a massive
749. 1:50:39Advantage moving forward is critical thinking so if what if what universities figure out how to do is say okay
750. 1:50:48these AI tools are going to automate all the Tactical [ __ ] that is essentially what we've trained for right
751. 1:50:55like we've we train people to good at all to be good at all the low-level work to go into entry-level positions where
752. 1:51:02they're going to do sort of data entry work and lower level tactical execution work and then they're going to work their way
753. 1:51:09up to be able to do critical thinking and strategy and all that sort of [ __ ] right so if the AI is going to automate that
754. 1:51:17lower level work what we need are people who can do critical thinking so if universities can make a pivot and say
755. 1:51:22okay let's bring these AI tools into the classroom and then let's have the the AI write the paper for everyone in the classroom and
756. 1:51:32let's use our critical thinking skills to to critique it what did it get right what did it get wrong where did it
757. 1:51:38hallucinate how could it be better what can we do with the prompts to to dramatically change the the output right
758. 1:51:45so so I feel like there's a model where the engagement with student shifts and and the imperative is to
759. 1:51:55increase critical thinking and and the ability to curate what the machines are generating in increasingly powerful ways
760. 1:52:06that's not what they do right now so so I think there's a model forward but I just don't like that's not their
761. 1:52:13role right now so I don't know there are some universities trying to figure this [ __ ] out there's a there's
762. 1:52:20others that are just trying to they're still like ai's evil and you know we'll never use it students must write
763. 1:52:29papers why you have a tool that writes papers you have a tool that's the most capable writer in all of the history of mankind
764. 1:52:38you know what what's the purpose well I mean maybe the purpose is to be able to look at what these machines produce and know if
765. 1:52:46it's good or not right that's a reason to learn to write and maybe you just enjoy writing that's a reason to write
766. 1:52:54but if the purpose is to learn to write to go right for a job that job's not going to be there so I don't know I do not know uh
767. 1:53:09it's crazy it's crazy isn't it all this stuff is just crazy so crazy um predictive maintenance for electrical infrastructure using AI yes
768. 1:53:26isn't that what were you in here the other night I think that's your job right your your predictive maintenance
769. 1:53:31electrical infrastructure manager or something like that you're done do I not remember that right optimize maintenance
770. 1:53:38schedules reduce downtime improve improve reliability of the grid yeah I mean that's the thing that that's one of the things that
771. 1:53:46that I think is the the thing that I'm probably the most excited about with all this generative AI is that you take
772. 1:53:52every single complex system like I know nothing about what you just talked about other than like improve reliability
773. 1:53:58reduce downtime reliability of the grid all I know is that that's an incredibly complex system the thing that excites me
774. 1:54:06the most about generative AI is you can put this very thin layer of Technology the the large language model on top of
775. 1:54:14these incredibly complex systems and just start interacting with it and tell it what you want you know go fix this go
776. 1:54:20find inefficiencies make them more efficient right and we're going to get to the point very quickly where when you
777. 1:54:26say go make them more efficient if there's a plug-in or an API that that it can use to do that it'll just go do that
778. 1:54:34and even if there isn't one it'll write its own code to go do that right so so what you're talking about there absolutely
779. 1:54:43how you actually do it I have no [ __ ] idea but I think it's going to be simplifying complex systems is is going to be a massive shift in
780. 1:54:55our economy and how we work and the definition of work thoughts about AI legal trademark and their design output brand names Etc
781. 1:55:03um it's a big um Gray meaning not black and white it's not clear uh mess right now um things like mid Journey stable diffusion
782. 1:55:19probably dolly their models have been trained on copywritten work as well as non-copy written work but determining exactly what percentage
783. 1:55:30of which piece of work is in an output is nearly impossible there may be systems that we can build to do that but
784. 1:55:39they're not there right now and there's not really a way to suss it out that I know of it might be possible but it's
785. 1:55:44just that wasn't a priority like attribution was wasn't a priority when they were like hey [ __ ] we can just go
786. 1:55:51train it on all of the images everywhere and it'll make really cool [ __ ] right like that that was if you hear the CEO
787. 1:55:57of mid Journey that's kind of his attitude it's like um Adobe has trained their models on public domain and um Adobe stock
788. 1:56:10images that they own the rights to so Adobe is not hitting these minefields right now there's a whole other thing
789. 1:56:16about can you actually trademark and copyright things that were generated by AI right now the answer is sort of no
790. 1:56:23but like I think that's going to be short-lived but this is this whole issue is my only thoughts on it are I don't
791. 1:56:31know anything about it other than it's a big issue it needs to be solved and I'm guessing 20 to 30 years of lawsuits
792. 1:56:41and counter lawsuits the lawyers are going to get rich we'll figure it out we will figure it out like like Adobe is is um
793. 1:56:51is is going to build they're going to give artists the ability to opt out of being trained they're going to give them
794. 1:56:56the ability to opt into being trained and then they're going to figure out attribution models and they're going to
795. 1:57:02figure out compensation models so just like streaming the whole economy emerged around music streaming there's going to
796. 1:57:08be similar similar sort of [ __ ] with this but right now it's a total train wreck if you're in a big organization or
797. 1:57:15if you want to if if you want to not deal with any of these issues use Adobe Firefly and and the Adobe products just
798. 1:57:22because of how they were trained mid-journey and stable diffusion are both really problematic they're not problematic
799. 1:57:30you can actually you can absolutely pull up stuff using an artist name that will look exactly like that artist and if you
800. 1:57:37use that in the prompt you might get in trouble at some point in the future so I don't know it's crazy times so it's not grading the
801. 1:57:47written form of the paper but defend the thesis yeah that's exactly where I'm thinking is like like because the
802. 1:57:52grading of the written form of the paper that's going to be automated too so like the students are going to automate the
803. 1:58:00writing of the paper the professors are going to automate the grading of the papers and what the [ __ ] the point who cares
804. 1:58:05but if we say hey these tools produce [ __ ] let's learn how they produce them let's learn what they're good at let's
805. 1:58:12critique the process let's engage in the process let's figure out where we might use these tools and where we wouldn't use these tools
806. 1:58:22that feels like a really quality educational interaction to me but that's not how universities are designed right now
807. 1:58:32wait what universities do you see at the Forefront of implementing AI for their programs um there was in January I think
808. 1:58:40it was there was a New York Times article that talked about um universities taking this [ __ ] seriously so I would find the New York
809. 1:58:49Times article it might have been February January or February where they're talking about AI is going to transform higher ed it's
810. 1:58:57a New York Times article the the people that were interviewed in that article have their [ __ ] together most of them
811. 1:59:04like like it wasn't a bunch of fear mongers in that article and then there's an Nvidia um podcast the Nvidia AI podcast they
812. 1:59:14they interviewed the Provost of the University of Florida and Nvidia gave the University of Florida they built
813. 1:59:22them an AI supercomputer and the University of Florida has rolled AI across their entire curriculum they
814. 1:59:29didn't just leave it in the computer science ghetto right like which you know when you think Ai and machine learning
815. 1:59:36you're like oh that's the computer scientist and and what um the University of Florida did was they recognized this stuff's going to be
816. 1:59:43in every profession so they rolled it into every curriculum across the organization or the the university so
817. 1:59:50I'd look into the I'd go listen to that Nvidia podcast because it was actually really fascinating but but they seem to
818. 1:59:57have their [ __ ] together so um and then that New York Times article is it's probably a good place to start
819. 2:00:03and then I would just you know start asking provosts and the head of schools at University like what's their strategy
820. 2:00:09do they have a university-wide strategy on AI and if they're like no no we're letting each School figure it out on their own
821. 2:00:16that's probably bad and if they're like you know ai's evil you know we're going to protect the way we've always done
822. 2:00:23things that's really bad so all right everybody it is uh it's getting late here in Denver Colorado getting a little moist and sweaty and we
823. 2:00:32don't want that we look we don't be shining up I gotta go put on Powder it's just it's not good for anyone uh I
824. 2:00:38appreciate y'all hanging out with me I hope you have a great Saturday night thanks for your time and uh I'll see you
825. 2:00:43some other time probably tomorrow peace everybody