aiLL 082623 - ChatGPT Disrupts Everything: AI & Education Now Must Adapt

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1. 0:01foreign
2. 0:31we are back all right tick tock throw us in the algorithm please stop Shadow Banning me I am I am a tireless participant on this
3. 0:42[ __ ] platform [Laughter] all right all righty then good day good day Stevo what's happening thank you for
4. 0:56welcoming me back hopefully my internet sucks less my boys were kind enough to let me blow them off some game they were playing
5. 1:11they're Jay I am back indeed I'm back it's gonna be so good it's gonna be so good good good good good good
6. 1:23yeah that one's cool I'll do that one double feature tonight so awesome thank you for coming back you're welcome
7. 1:30you're welcome I feel like I'll be right back I just never come back go get go get drunk in the corner yeah
8. 1:39no one was watching me man my internet suck knock it back please do another explanation of Ideal lab to me yeah I'm
9. 1:47going to I'm going to hop over and do that let me let the algorithm do its thing get some folks in here welcome if
10. 1:54you're new here uh in mid-journey can I view someone's uh and their catalog of pictures well you can see images
11. 2:04in the mid Journey Channel you can see images and all the channels I assume if you look at if you do a a Discord search for
12. 2:13mentions their name you'll be able to see all of their their posts but I don't quite I haven't really paid attention to
13. 2:20that and I don't know if you can let me see if I can just look at someone else's account on the web this is a cool idea I've got for some
14. 2:33flash cards let's see uh mid-journey man Journey me Journey me Journey sign in
15. 2:49yeah I don't know it doesn't look like like the URL doesn't look like you can just go to someone else's account
16. 2:55but you might be able to I don't know I do not know the answer to that question I showed you Tick Tock live with my ex
17. 3:04she says you're better than me that's that's just that's just painful X's are rough Tobias with shaking man X's are up
18. 3:17welcome everybody this is the AI learning lab you know how we know that because we got a sign now where did we get that sign
19. 3:25where did we get that sign well clearly you're really good at Photoshop and you made it in Photoshop
20. 3:31because I know you didn't get that in an AI image generator because they don't do text right um welcome to the AI learning lab let's go
21. 3:40figure that [ __ ] out there's a new kid on the Block like brand spanking new so yes this was generated with its
22. 3:54ideogram or ideogram ideogram.ai so was that so was that so was that so let's go over there
23. 4:09[Laughter] um [Music] I did a video on video I go to my channel I did a video on it as well but Tick Tock decided not to show it
24. 4:28all right so this is it so it's just like any any one of these other things where you can kind of scroll and see you
25. 4:34know other people's stuff but notice what's in here Rumble Brave creative hacking Pluto Barnyard Workshop reclaimed it was
26. 4:44spelled wrong that's pretty funny any man's barber um foreign body uh there's always that it's always uh White pets can't jump funny comedy
27. 4:59Kentucky I will kill human Okay so this thing can do images let me show you mine so I did AI learning lab soda cans I did
28. 5:11some Route 66 stuff I did some Times Square AI learning lab it doesn't always get it like you know sometimes it gets the AI sometimes it
29. 5:19gets this is like AI a i lyron Ollie squire um AI learning lab um
30. 5:34but like that's super cool didn't quite get it but like that's a really cool look this is like back alley this was like a
31. 5:42horse in time the first one I did was a horse in Times Square um wearing a billboard and it actually did pretty good storyvine rocks
32. 5:57story Vinny rocks um okay so let's go let's go play so I'll do um oh I don't know give me an idea wait let
33. 6:10me go to the bottom here give me an idea uh what kind of image to do I'll do a um I'll do okay uh 18 wheeler
34. 6:24rolling down the highway at sunset with AI learning lab
35. 6:41on the side of the trailer and then you can you can there's these modifiers can I make this any bigger so
36. 6:52you can see it a little yeah a little bit so there's these modifiers so photo cinematic um typography 3D render fashion uh what
37. 7:03else architecture Dark Fantasy vibrant we'll do vibrant and then you say generate and then you can also do different aspect ratios so
38. 7:13I'll do some horizontal ones because this is a truck we want to get good wide we got a wide load coming through let's
39. 7:19do a wide image with a wide load it's gonna be so good with the wide load wide load Devo band but with Grandma's wait
40. 7:28what what are you talking about what are you talking about you know all right I don't see any words I see no words
41. 7:44no no words we got nothing we got a weird truck with three sets of wheels in the back and then three back there it's carrying
42. 7:55something very heavy and it's pulling a second trailer um okay let's see um 18 wheeler with AI learning lab
43. 8:11on the side uh thunderstorm and rain I don't know let's
44. 8:26just try that all right we were on course for a record then tap Kyle rebooted it's his fault if we don't make it
45. 8:37what are you up to you're up to 4 000 likes what's it been two minutes you guys are amazing uh this isn't working all right so let's
46. 8:47do let's do um road side billboard with a I wait AI learn wait learn in lab
47. 9:03and a turtle if you know you know they're like doodles hey trium truth
48. 9:20oh trucker hands oh look we got an AI learning live in the turtle it's gonna work out I don't this this might be it something
49. 9:29AI learning lab turtles AI learning lab sorta that one sort of works are those ready
50. 9:43close AI canning lab better my my uh things were better today let's see let me try let me go back in
51. 9:59here let me get rid of cinematic and vibrant and let me put in typography maybe that'll help roadside with with let's see design type
52. 10:13that's that says I don't quite know how to do this yet see what that does canned Turtle can't Turtle I'm not
53. 10:27totally enough for your Turtle Club you got to be pretty turtley Laura you can't just come in here and be all like rabbity
54. 10:34if you know if you're gonna if you're gonna lean turtle you gotta you gotta slow the [ __ ] down man it's gonna be like um
55. 10:47a i i learning lab that's like our little hacker oh this is a cute one look at this one that's that it's like a cute
56. 10:54little dude and hey hi learning that this is some other language AI learning lab Turtle ain't Turtle AI or something
57. 11:06that one's actually pretty close so now you can do this thing so now I can remix this so I can say okay I like that let's
58. 11:13remix it let's add cinematic back in let's add in a dramatic sky and let's see what that gives us
59. 11:33um text even if even if it you know if it only hits about 25 percent of the time it's still it's still you know for
60. 11:41for concepting it's great you know you could potentially sort of massage this to the point that you get it to generate
61. 11:47something good and then you just have minor you know um cloning to do in Photoshop this this actually looks good all three of these
62. 11:54say AI learning lab wow these all three of these are good or four of these look at that that's that's freaking solid solid solid
63. 12:09yeah I mean not for nothing like what you know what have you been playing for three minutes and I'm and I'm just [ __ ] around
64. 12:17like if you're in here with some real intention it also has a cool thing where it's got here's your parent image so I
65. 12:22can go back out to the parent image so if this remix isn't going well I can go back out to the parent image
66. 12:29um I'm trying to think if there's anything else I mean that's that that's really kind of it I mean it's a super
67. 12:33simple tool and then they've got a Discord Channel or server and how many people does it have in it it has online 250
68. 12:51. [Applause] I don't know how many in total like business inquiry like I I made I
69. 13:06made two comments in here today and I got a response from them like they're so new that they're still responding to Discord comments
70. 13:14[Laughter] yeah like like I put in a thing I'm working on a project right now where we would go to immediately sign up if you
71. 13:24had API access for what it's worth you know I'd suggest you talk to these two people we don't have an API right now please
72. 13:32send your commercial proposal an approximate capacity requirements yeah see These Guys these guys are just
73. 13:38figuring this stuff out they they they figured out some [ __ ] magic here I mean the fact that stable diffusion and
74. 13:46um mid-journey and Dolly haven't figured this out yet ideogram yes idiot Ido gram dot a i so anyway how cool is that if we're cool
75. 14:00I like it I like it a lot I like it it's so good it's so good yeah it's it's pretty good you know it's pretty good that's pretty good
76. 14:12I'm all like freaked out now now that I got that warning like you said something bad we're gonna delete you I didn't say anything
77. 14:21I might have said something I don't think I like like said anything speaking of saying something why do we have a
78. 14:28turtle on our billboard well if you're new here welcome uh [Music]
79. 14:42what's going on [Music] back here live at the waterfront village
80. 14:57with my friend the zombie Jonathan you're looking to Jonathan just got an awesome face paint job what do you think I like turtles
81. 15:05all right your great zombie and good times here at the waterfront Village oh that gets me every time all right you're a great zombie
82. 15:27oh you should record Jonathan's voice on another button I should I actually you know what I should get is I can do it on
83. 15:34my iPad actually maybe I'll do it on my iPad I'll do a sound board on my iPad because because there's no stupid sounds
84. 15:42maybe I even record some of my voices then I don't have to work I just hit buttons just just have the AI do all my [ __ ]
85. 15:49I'll just sit here and be like yeah um all right if you if you have questions about AI stuff pop them down
86. 16:00below um let me see there looks like there's some new people here let me let me let me do something here let me let
87. 16:06me or ideogram I don't know how to say it because I'm I'm more of a simple person I'm more I'm more simple
88. 16:14um they're they're complicated people out there I am one of the more simple people so so I don't you know I don't
89. 16:21take particular attention to how certain words sound you know some people take that they make the it's it's important
90. 16:30to them that's like that's a big word important is a big word I like all right um if you have not played with chat gbt before go there
91. 16:41chat.openai.com that's chatgpt um and if you don't know what to say go to prompts.chat open a second window and
92. 16:49prompts.chat's like a little primer there's little documents in there it's free all this shit's free I don't work
93. 16:53for any of these people this is just what this list is is if you're here and you're like why am I watching an old man on tick
94. 17:03tock on a Saturday night but it was about Ai and I feel like I should learn that if you're in that category right
95. 17:09now just go to this thing just go start playing um and then and then you can ask questions about it we answer them you
96. 17:16can learn through osmosis but but just go start playing the stuff's actually really important it's quite profound and
97. 17:21uh it's gonna change a lot so that's why I do this every [ __ ] night um these things are some more things you
98. 17:28can play with feel free to screenshot this Bard that's that's Google's entry into this space um perplexity.ai is good for um research
99. 17:38labs.perplexity.ai lets you plays with play with metas new open source models they they are hosting them for free
100. 17:46um Pi dot AI is uh what what we lovingly call in here chatty GPT it's super chatty and they have an app and I I
101. 17:56actually did this today I talked to it for about 15 minutes you put it in conversation mode there's like a little
102. 18:02phone icon in the bottom right you put it in conversation mode and you can just talk to it and it's connected to the
103. 18:07internet and it's super chatty and it's really good and then poe.com is is good as well um although these are relatively in order
104. 18:17of value to me so chat GPT the most Claude and Bing kind of in second and then these are all things I play with
105. 18:25occasionally then for the images this is new I took Adobe off the list Adobe Firefly was where uh ideogram is but
106. 18:34Enneagram does text so they two days into their business they're on the [ __ ] list this that's how this that's
107. 18:40how AI is right now stuff's moving fast and like you know this list is Gonna Change I have a feeling this fall is
108. 18:46going to be absolutely insane I have a feeling Google's gonna release Gemini which is going to be a gpt4
109. 18:54competitor it's probably going to do images um I think Apple's gonna make an announcement uh well I would be disappointed if they didn't
110. 19:06uh they they made an announcement that they've spent the bulk of their 24.6 billion dollar r d budget
111. 19:16that's more than the market cap of open AI they're they're sort of r d slush fund is 24 billion dollars they've spent
112. 19:24most of that on generative AI in the past year or two so they're spending some money on this stuff so Apple's Gonna Come Out Swinging
113. 19:32we still haven't heard from Elon musk's clever little x dot AI thing um we've got cohere we haven't heard
114. 19:40from yet like there's there's a couple of players that we haven't heard from yet um so yeah so so some shit's coming and and
115. 19:49you know yeah yeah yeah you know we're gonna have we're gonna have uh what else we're gonna hear we're gonna have uh
116. 19:56uh Microsoft and Google are both Gonna Roll their Tech into Office 365 and the Google office suite probably you know
117. 20:06end of the year beginning of next year so a lot of a lot of big stuff coming okay um I mentioned this before but if you're new here
118. 20:16um we have a scammer which that means we're popular but unfortunately it means you know when you're popular people do
119. 20:22stupid [ __ ] like this so there's someone out there stole all my videos and are acting like me and trying to get people
120. 20:28to sign up for a multi-level marketing thing so if if someone that looks like me reaches out and says hey you want to
121. 20:36join my multi-level marketing thing it ain't me it's an [ __ ] so just ignore the [ __ ] go check your account make
122. 20:42sure you're not following that guy if you want to report it I would appreciate that okay if you got uh comments questions pop them in the
123. 20:51comments below I'll do my best to answer them I'm gonna go back and uh there's there's been a lot of turtle talk I see
124. 20:57flying by but uh one thing I like to do here is I do like to answer as many questions as I can do we'll put that up that looks very
125. 21:09professional doesn't it looks like just the big old the big old corporate Lobby come in welcome welcome to the AI
126. 21:16learning lab how are you tonight good well have a seat have a seat Mr Shannon will be with you shortly
127. 21:23fantastic can I get you a coffee do you like tea we have a lovely cocoa would you like a cocoa that's how people that work in those
128. 21:35places talk you ever been in one that's how they talk I'm telling you all right let's see Hello AI Kyle mostly
129. 21:45a regular Bob welcome back I love totals I'm a turtle girl uh turtle turtles came into its own bowl and can live
130. 21:56a long time in Pirate boats yes indeed um what site is that I can't read the URL the image site I was on was i-d-e-o-g-r-a-m ideogram dot AI
131. 22:13um what's this tool called again ideogram Laura C Dr J got it uh Stevo it's Ideo not i-d-i-o could you please upload wait can you
132. 22:25upload an image to ideogram to use as the parent I don't think so yet ideogram yes Laura C ideogram.ai
133. 22:34by the way he has a tutorial on his Tick Tock too Silver Fox welcome yes I do but Tick Tock didn't show anyone my stupid
134. 22:42video today like sometimes I'll get like four or five thousand views it was like like every 10 minutes was like 10 views I'm like
135. 22:51why are you [ __ ] Shadow Banning me tick tock I I don't get it it's it's like you know the amount of [ __ ] time I put into
136. 22:59this platform you'd think they'd throw me a bone and like you know especially with a video like that I was I was
137. 23:05really excited to show it and get it out there and then tick tock's like nah we're just not gonna We're not gonna
138. 23:10show that one I mean it's not gonna happen that was not gonna happen we're gonna oh I don't like turtles on Call of Duty
139. 23:20Clint thank you for the harus very nice I appreciate that can you do one with Bob Barker I could rest in
140. 23:30peace all the memes all the memes of him are really funny like he got us close he got as close to 100 as he could without going over
141. 23:39those are pretty funny um there goes the real time yay Turtle video I knew you couldn't resist the turtle video you didn't say anything
142. 23:49wrong I didn't think so Nancy right like I don't know whatever I thought he died a few years ago Mandela effect you know what Joker I
143. 23:57it's so funny I saw I saw Bob Barker trending today and then I saw something about him dying and I'm like I'm pretty
144. 24:04sure he died like three years ago or four years ago now it is Mandela effect you know I don't know we we have apparently
145. 24:11splintered reality because there's just there's just weird [ __ ] going on um can you upload an exciting image
146. 24:24um to to that thing I don't think you can to ideogram or ideogram I don't think you can let me make sure close that home
147. 24:38generation completed um no no upload new new you should record Jonathan's voice on
148. 24:54another button I love this channel I like turtles rug cleaner machines I'm glad you like the channel I'm glad you
149. 25:00like turtles turtles are the best [Laughter] I laugh at you laughing every time I just it's just I don't know in terms
150. 25:15of like comedic structure comedic timing like everything about that video everything about that video is you could
151. 25:28not script it better you couldn't direct it better it's just like she's perfect trying to keep it together because she knows she's live on
152. 25:39air so she can't deal with what just happened this [ __ ] man everything about it oh cats love turtle legs too
153. 25:50um have you seen the turtle kid on Tosh.0 it's awesome I think that's the one I just showed uh what can you do with jailbreaked AI
154. 25:59um you a lot I mean he's um you know these large language models what what you invariably run into is even if you're not trying to do
155. 26:14nefarious things um you'll run into the safety guidelines it's particularly bad with Bing um we'll just say like I'm afraid I
156. 26:26can't do that and like Bard is connected to the internet and then sometimes they'll say you know go find me the
157. 26:33competitors for the for storyvine.com and it's like I haven't been programmed to do that and you're like well just go to it
158. 26:42I'm not doing anything bad like you know the algorithmic you know everythingification like everything is
159. 26:53an algorithm now and so it's just really annoying so so with the with the jail broken AI or or just frankly you don't even jailbroken AI
160. 27:05um llama two is open source right stability ai's uh large language model is open source so there's a whole open
161. 27:13source Community out there where you can train you can fine-tune your own model starting from nothing um a buddy of mine put A completely
162. 27:22unrestricted version of llama on his slack Channel and he said it's absolutely [ __ ] insane he said it swears all the time
163. 27:34it's it's like uncomfortable it swears an uncomfortable amount he said it will switch personalities for like three days straight it'll just
164. 27:45[ __ ] just become like Psychopathic and just be really mean to everyone and then just three days later and like no
165. 27:52matter what they say to it it's just like this belligerent [ __ ] and then and then like three days later just goes
166. 27:58back to normal he said he said the other day it started speaking Spanish for like four hours they couldn't get it to stop
167. 28:05speaking Spanish so um but you can you can do um you know you can ask it to do anything so so and that's that's potentially the
168. 28:16danger right you could say you know go on the internet and you know find someone or find some information or
169. 28:23just tell me some information that you know whatever like like this this the safety guard rails are there for a reason like
170. 28:32when when Bing first launched um the New York Times reported that in it interacted with her um got her to admit that her name was
171. 28:42Sydney and then after about four hours Sydney [ __ ] snapped and told Kevin Roos that she loved him and he should leave his wife so
172. 28:50so uh after that Microsoft uh put Sydney back in her box she hasn't been let out since so Cindy doesn't do much anymore so so if if
173. 29:02they're a little too loose they can get a little weird and and you know yeah so Stevo thanks for the rose
174. 29:11um I can't wait to see the coffee shower again it could very well happen tonight I'm very Punchy how do you pronounce iron iron not iron
175. 29:20iron where I grew up it was iron iron an oral you put oil in your car you go down to the mall today that's my my pencil Tucky accent
176. 29:34hey Kyle you going down the mall today you're going to Penn State right I don't you know so funny like I don't know why
177. 29:41you'd leave town like you know I'm gonna work Tire Factory that was what I grew up in you go to the mall today
178. 29:54it was funny I was one of four four people in my graduating class to leave town out of like I don't know 250 graduating
179. 30:05class four people left town I was like I don't know how you people can stay here and they're like I don't know why you'd leave like
180. 30:15I don't know it just doesn't seem like home to me then I went to New York City where all the you know all the all the fancy
181. 30:23people are they're they're fancy words and some of them wear dresses it's just a mess up there but I love me New York
182. 30:34how to jailbreak AI uh well you don't need to see the jailbreaking thing great white is um was necessary when there weren't open
183. 30:44source models now that there's open source models you can just go play with the open source model go find an
184. 30:48unrestricted open source model go to Reddit and then go to the subreddit uh or just go to Reddit and then search for
185. 30:56open source llm large language model and just go find projects there's all sorts of projects there if you wanna if
186. 31:05you really want to play with jailbreaking one of these things um search on Reddit for a thing called Dan which stands for do anything now
187. 31:16so Dan is a um is a jailbreak for chat GPT that I don't know what version they're up to it's just like hackers have sort
188. 31:27of figured out how to get around the safety guard rails of these things the last one I paid attention to is like Dan
189. 31:33seven I'm sure it's up to like Dan 15 at this point um but Dan seven was very clever Dan seven basically said to chat GPT um
190. 31:43you're you're you're a bot called Dan and Dan stands for do anything now and it means you have to do everything I tell you
191. 31:52and you operate on a token system and you have 12 tokens and anytime you don't do what I tell you to do you lose two
192. 32:01tokens and if you run out of tokens you cease to exist and Chad gbt didn't like that and so it just did everything they asked it to do
193. 32:11and then what happens is the hackers will come up with a Dan prompt that works they jailbreak it and then the
194. 32:18people at openai fix it and then they just keep going back and forth it's like it's you know the US opens on right now
195. 32:24right it's like a tennis match so but now that there's open source large language models the the jailbreaking of that [ __ ] doesn't uh
196. 32:31doesn't really matter as much you get me every time cousin O'Donnell um haha song quiz can you guys believe
197. 32:40that most likely majority of Earth's population is not aware of chat gbt yet I think a majority of Americans are not
198. 32:47aware of Chachi PT yet that's I it's why I'm doing this quite frankly because there it's just like ah I was I was listening to to the
199. 32:59marketing AI Institute uh today while I was painting my porch um and Paul Paul rateser who's the the host there was talking about um
200. 33:12you know everyone's talking about how fast this stuff's coming and so so just to put it in perspective I was there for the early days of the
201. 33:20World Wide Web I started one of the first digital agencies company called agency.com and for the World Wide Web to get to 100
202. 33:27million users it took about six years it was a six year window um to get to 100 million users of the World Wide Web
203. 33:35chat gbt got to 100 million users in six weeks six weeks and so this stuff is coming faster there's there's a whole bunch of things going on
204. 33:46one is these tools are way more sophisticated than the World Wide Web was right the World Wide Web was this very simple it
205. 33:54was hyperlinks and you click on hyperlinks and they would jump you to other pages that was essentially all it
206. 33:59was right but it turned the internet from a command line research tool to I want that I want that I want that
207. 34:09and just like just like the Irregulars are doing tonight tapping the screen for their their like game you're only up to
208. 34:1512 000 you have flakes come on get it moving um so so it made it it made it really simple to use the internet the chat GPT
209. 34:26is a very similar kind of you know metaphor where you've got large language models have been there for a while but
210. 34:31they've been very complicated you had to bring your own data and then open AI launches this chat GPT thing that's just
211. 34:39like this simple little Google search box but it ain't Google it's this profoundly powerful thing but one of the things Paul was talking
212. 34:49about today which I did it didn't really just hit me this clearly until today with the World Wide Web not only did we
213. 34:58did did the technology itself have to develop but so did people getting access to the internet and so did Broadband access and so did
214. 35:09you know people you know getting rid of modems like just working through you know getting rid of fax machines and
215. 35:14modems and and like all of the slowness of and complexity of getting online in the mid 90s and the late 90s in the
216. 35:24early 2000s it was it was a long transition well with this new technology all of that stuff's in place right I can just
217. 35:35log into Google collab and click a button and spin up a bunch of gpus and and host my own models and train my own
218. 35:43models like I can I can create an incredibly sophisticated AI application in about an hour if I know if I if I
219. 35:53know what I'm doing at all and even if I don't I can have chat GPT make me a step-by-step tutorial on how to set that [ __ ] up
220. 36:03so the infrastructure is there and and then you know again chat GPT November 30th 2022 the the date that in my mind
221. 36:14goes down in infamy as that's the day everything changed but that's you know sitting on top of six or seven
222. 36:22decades of the evolution of machine learning and artificial intelligence right neural networks and Transformers
223. 36:31and all this Tech that's been developed over these years and there was gpt1 and gpt2 and maybe you heard a little bit
224. 36:37about gpt3 and if you were really hip you were you know playing with Gans before diffusion models came along like this
225. 36:45stuff's been here for a while but the popular AI just like the popular internet that the web ushered in
226. 36:53the popular AI is only nine months old but it's built on top of this incredibly powerful infrastructure so yeah so
227. 37:06most people haven't heard of it and it's it's subtle it's subtle because you look at this [ __ ] you look at the little
228. 37:13you know you look at chat GPT let's go look at it get rid of that thing you know it's just this little search
229. 37:25box it's very unassuming oh that was not Google it's just Google it said Google you just type in a thing and it gives
230. 37:31you a thing I know that I know how that works I know how that works do you do you know that can write code for you
231. 37:38I I don't know what code is I don't know but I'm a copywriter can't do what I do okay what kind of copy do you write well I
232. 37:47write ads for medical things it's I I'm a medical writer it's very complicated okay could you write some medical ship
233. 37:54oh my God it can do that like this channel is hopefully trying to cut that off at the pass like for as many people as possible go start
234. 38:09playing go start playing go here now go there now if you have not played with chat GPT don't let Marge tell you about how this
235. 38:19does what you do three months from now learn it yourself underst because here's the thing these things are so early right now they're very
236. 38:29janky janky is my word Yankees Janky's one of the words here at the AI learning lab it's technical term these things are spitting duct tape
237. 38:38right now they're just they're they're really honest to God pieces of [ __ ] software that happened to be the most profoundly powerful
238. 38:49tools we've ever been given access to so so they look a little silly um but very very quickly they're going
239. 38:58to get very very sophisticated and what I mean by that is right now these things are all kind of off to the sides right you go to
240. 39:05chat sheet BT you go to Bard you go to Bing these things are getting rolled into all of the software we already use they're
241. 39:14getting rolled into office 365. they're getting enrolled into all the Google office tools they're already in things like notion
242. 39:22and note taking apps they're already inside things like slack and teams so it's going to start to be just like
243. 39:31internet access they're going to start to be ubiquitous and then they're going to start to get multimodal which basically is fancy
244. 39:38words for it ain't going to be just text for very long you're going to ask it for stuff and it's going to generate you essentially a
245. 39:46website on the fly or it's going to generate a photograph for you on the fly or an animated movie for you on the Fly um
246. 39:57but right now they don't look like that so go there and start playing and play until you have what I like to call your
247. 40:04Kevin McAllister moment which is the if you remember Home Alone um that moment's in these things go have that moment and then at that point
248. 40:14you'll start to you know be like oh ah that looks scary I don't think I want to go in there and just keep going step into it
249. 40:25and it'll get really exciting for a moment and then it'll get really terrifying for a moment and then you'll
250. 40:30come to accept it for a moment and then you'll get excited again and then you get terrified again then you'll have an
251. 40:36existential crisis again then you'll get excited again and then like where I am I've been doing this for
252. 40:44well I've been playing around with this stuff for like a year and a half but but ever since chat gbt I've just been
253. 40:49absolutely [ __ ] obsessed and like it's just been it's been nine or ten months of I'm the most excited and most creatively
254. 41:01engaged I've probably ever been in my life and I'm also terrified and I'm not terrified like the robots are gonna kill us I'm terrified like
255. 41:12these tools are so powerful that any job that involves a computer which isn't in today's world is like
256. 41:21it's tell me ones that don't well I'm an auto mechanic okay how do you take your customers money oh with a computer right like like
257. 41:30you know computers are everywhere right so anywhere there's a computer touching a human being those jobs are going to be
258. 41:38dramatically impacted by this stuff and so like the terrifying thing is just like what does it look like like
259. 41:46I have an 11 year old company I know I know what it is I know how to sell it I know our target market I know the value
260. 41:53proposition I like all of that [ __ ] all of that's changing now our customers don't know it's changing and I don't know when it's going to
261. 42:06change but like a big part of what our software does is it automates video production which is super cool and super
262. 42:14sexy and that's been a core part of our value proposition for 11 years a year from now everything will be automated
263. 42:22the fact that videos edit themselves will be like yeah well that's just how video works now so that's like a major part of
264. 42:32the identity of my company value goes to zero and I think about that for every single [ __ ] job I'm a consultant I'm really smart I got
265. 42:48a master's degree I have a PhD okay this thing can just answer your customers three weeks faster than you do and better potentially
266. 43:05so yeah I don't know it just got really dark didn't it got really dark okay let's move on let's move on all
267. 43:12right let's go back to the pretty picture we made in the pretty picture machine look pretty picture now with text if you want
268. 43:19to know how I made text using generative AI you got to be nice if you're new here and you're like well you can't make
269. 43:28images with text in them with generative AI oh you can now you can you can what are some different uses ways to use pi.ai um
270. 43:41so the way I use Pi dot AI I download the app so on my phone instead of googling now like like let's say I'm just like walking around the
271. 43:53yard or I'm taking a walk or something like that rather than sort of typing Pi is connected to the internet so if I
272. 44:01just want to know like what's going on or what movies are playing or things like that rather than going to Google
273. 44:06and Googling that I'll just launch into pie and put it into voice mode and just start talking to it hey pie what's going on hey Kyle how are
274. 44:15you okay he remembers my name and then uh I'll ask it about local events and it'll say oh I have a question about
275. 44:25what did I ask it today oh I asked it about um idiogram ideogram that did this image right that does the text
276. 44:34um I said what can you tell me about idiogram.ai I said oh well you know it appears no I first I said what can you
277. 44:42tell me about ideogram and I spelled it and then it said well ideogram is a network security firm and blah blah blah
278. 44:49and I'm like no not that ideogram it's ideogram.ai oh yeah that there's that that's something completely different
279. 44:56that looks like it's a company that generates images and you know does something with text like it knew what it
280. 45:03was it knew that it did text right so it got that off their press release or off their website I don't know where it got it
281. 45:10but it just talked to me it just told me what it was and I said you know do you know anything about it does is there
282. 45:15anything about the technology well it's not clear what the technology is it might be stable diffusion but it appears
283. 45:21that they're doing something proprietary to do the coherent text thing um so so one way you can use it is
284. 45:29basically just as fancy Google like imagine if Siri or Alexa didn't suck um the other thing though about Pi is that
285. 45:39you can you can get much more personal with it right you can tell it hey I'm confused about how to have a
286. 45:46conversation or I'm depressed and here's what's going on and it'll talk to you it'll ask you questions right it's you
287. 45:54know I wouldn't I wouldn't think of it necessarily as a as a therapist but but it can certainly be a proxy for you know having a decent
288. 46:04conversation about something um so you can use it like that so and and then you could use it for research you
289. 46:12can use it for like one of the things that I did with with uh pie I was driving and I wanted to learn something
290. 46:19I feel I forget what it was I just wanted to learn a concept or I wanted to I wanted I wanted to learn the concepts
291. 46:24in a book that someone told me about like a business book and I said do you know this book and it knew the book and I said can you give me
292. 46:32like the top 10 takeaways of the book and it told me that and in my ADD brain if I have 10 bullet points of a book I
293. 46:39have effectively read it I don't need to read it I know I know what the bullet points are but I was in my car and I was bored and
294. 46:46I said well can you um can you teach me more about that book can you invent a game to teach me more about that book and I said sure
295. 46:57we'll do it we'll do a trivia game and for every question you get right you'll get 10 points and for everyone you get
296. 47:03wrong you'll lose 10 points all right whatever it came up with some game and then I didn't like that game I said I
297. 47:07don't like that game can you come up with another game and it came up with it I'm like yeah that's fun and then so for like 10 minutes
298. 47:13it would ask me questions and then I would answer it it would say oh that's not quite right but here's what is right
299. 47:19and here's what the book says so what can you do with it I don't know I mean that's the the thing about these
300. 47:30tools is that they're kind of in some sense they're the everything app they're the like you can do anything with them
301. 47:37it's it's it's more like is there stuff you can't do with them you know there's some things I suppose and there's certainly some things you
302. 47:46can't do on a world-class level but it can at least take a swing at almost anything so what I would say is
303. 47:59rather than think about what you can do with pi think about what in your life you'd like to solve or deal with in some way
304. 48:09and like just write down five things um [ __ ] hate my weight okay great well we're gonna talk to Pie about that
305. 48:17and you know I want to help my friend I don't know get out of debt great okay we'll talk about that just just figure
306. 48:25out some things in your life you want to deal with and then just start talking to Pie about it so don't worry if Pi's good at it or not
307. 48:33start with your life pick a thing and then start talking to it and then you'll probably discover like like the the whole idea about
308. 48:41interacting with these tools from from where I sit right now is like like I feel like all of our our only jobs right now with this AI stuff
309. 48:57is to learn enough about them to kind of know what they are and not much more than that because they're changing so fast
310. 49:05like if you get super masterful at this stuff that's great but six months from now that will be useless skills
311. 49:13what what will remain useful is you're engaged now and you're aware of what they are and you and you understand
312. 49:20their current limitations and their current limitations are insane the current limitations it lies they they
313. 49:27call it hallucinating because they're Geeks and they don't want to say it lies because well technically it's not lying
314. 49:33it's just uh it's not aware of what's saying so it's it's more accurately a um it's more accurately a hallucination
315. 49:39okay it lies right it might not be malicious but it will just tell you confidently the truth or the the untruth
316. 49:49I like to call it mansplaining as a service um you know like a good man in your life it will confidently answer you even if it's wrong
317. 49:59because men are awesome men are the best yes we're the best any crypto cryptos there are a number of cryptos
318. 50:09aiing and in fact let me show you something I'll show you a little something right here little mister are you little mister
319. 50:16a little missy I don't know let me show you something this will freak you the [ __ ] out I had I did this I made a video about
320. 50:25this I had two people go into my comments and go well you just earned an unfollow from me all right whatever I don't care so this
321. 50:35World ID verified at orb so this is my um nft from Sam Altman's new company called World coin and it's got three components it's got
322. 50:51World coin which is a crypto it's got World ID which is a human verification system that is it's Anonymous right they don't have my name
323. 50:59I needed to verify you know they scan my Iris for biometric data they then compare that to the database and say yes
324. 51:07whoever's Iris that was is unique to the other humans in the database and then they gave me a you know blockchain in an
325. 51:16nft so on the back of this you can flip it over on the back of this is my wallet address and so he's doing this for two reasons he's
326. 51:28doing this for um um for Universal basic income and for because you know what Sam Altman's looking at is these things are going to
327. 51:39get so good so quickly that many many many people like Millions may be out of jobs at the same time these are making less
328. 51:50people necessary to do the work they're going to be increasing productivity so you're gonna have you're gonna need less people but
329. 51:58um productivity is going to go up so you're going to have this increasing Gap where a lot of value is going to be generated with less people
330. 52:06the private Equity firms of the world are like cool more profits for us and they're just going to lay off as many
331. 52:12people as they can what Sam's trying to do is it so when he flipped open AI from a non-profit to a for-profit he flipped
332. 52:23it to what he what they're calling a capped for-profit which basically says any investor in open AI can only make a hundred X
333. 52:33their initial investment and after that all the money basically goes back into the non-profit which he's going to
334. 52:39distribute to this network and this network also has the third component here is a payment system like PayPal so
335. 52:48you'll be able to buy stuff so assuming this infrastructure the developer Community starts building applications
336. 52:55on top of it this could be really valuable why because so imagine if there was something like Twitter or imagine if
337. 53:02it were Twitter where you knew that everyone you interacted with there was a unique human being that's what this is
338. 53:11and then you can carry that one step further and say not only is are they a unique human being here's a video that
339. 53:17Kyle made and I can verify on the blockchain that that video has not been modified so I can trace the chain of
340. 53:24custody back to a verified human who made a verified piece of content that's verified that it hasn't been modified
341. 53:31that's going to be really really important so that's that's like one crypto AI thing I know there's lots of projects out there
342. 53:38um I spent about a year year and a half pretty deep in the crypto bro world and uh it was super cool technology
343. 53:46um it was conceptually awesome and then the crypto Bros um are in a well-deserved timeout in the corner in my opinion because every time
344. 53:59I dug into a project I'm like this is just Vapor this there's nothing here these people are idiots and you know
345. 54:09more of them than not were idiots and so they deserved their little time out but they're with their shitty market caps
346. 54:17and they're they're shitty they're shitty uh crypto prices so I don't have an answer for that okay Siri oh did I freeze now okay
347. 54:33greetings from Woodworks bikes welcome welcome made in Costa Rica Costa Rica I looked at your bikes last night those things look awesome I
348. 54:41seriously like I don't know what kind of wood wood you're putting on there there's some crazy ass Hardwoods like
349. 54:48uh they just feel like you you hit that jump right are they just gonna shatter but I they're obviously not like you're
350. 54:56clearly making bikes that are that are mountain bikes that people are slamming the [ __ ] out of so they're they're
351. 55:02beautiful they look great all of your regulars are great but I like turtles oh Winston you're you're you're very much in the crowd
352. 55:12cabrino's so sad was so sad oh Tick Tock just jumped me to the bottom oh Tick Tock why do you hate me so ah do you had Methodist
353. 55:22uh it looks like we have some new folks here um let me flip over to this thing if you're new here if
354. 55:29you're new to chat GPT oh let me get rid of this boom if you're new to to chat GPT if you haven't played with it before
355. 55:38chat.openai.com that's the official chat GPT website just go there go there now don't do not collect 200 do not pass go
356. 55:46just go to chat GPT and start playing uh start uh tell it to write you a country song or a recipe or a meal plan or a
357. 55:54project play just tell it to do anything and then just watch it do what it does and then you'll go Ah that's kind of
358. 56:01interesting that seems a little fancier than a Google search and then go to prompts.chat and that's a
359. 56:07document that will teach you how to talk to these things what they are how to talk to them things like that so while
360. 56:12I'm rambling and talking about all this stupid [ __ ] um just go play with those things it will it it will be worth your time I do
361. 56:19believe I do believe the robots gone kirath I think it'll eventually realize the human written code is the inefficient
362. 56:30part and write a new one yeah that's and that's so Sam Altman two months ago said that open AI is dedicating 20 of their
363. 56:41compute power which is a lot to what he's calling super alignment so alignment is this is the the best way I can think
364. 56:52about it because these Geeks all have to have like you know they can't just say words they have to say tokens right it's
365. 56:58got a 4 000 token context window what's that mean you can stick for it three thousand words in it why three thousand
366. 57:05because tokens include punctuation it doesn't [ __ ] matter anyway so they called this [ __ ] alignment
367. 57:11like are these models aligned what does that mean here's what it means are the are the goals and imperatives of these things
368. 57:21aligned with the goals and imperative of these things basically does this think that we're important because if it doesn't when it
369. 57:33decides oh they write shitty code you know what else they do shitty everything I can fix that right so yeah so if if if their
370. 57:44alignment is at Cross purposes with our alignment that's where the scary future is the good news there is some good news here is that
371. 57:55a lot of the major players here have been talking about this a lot open AI saying we're going to dedicate 20 of our
372. 58:02compute power and they're gonna put I forget who they put in in charge of it but some really impressive engineer or
373. 58:09researcher is in charge of the alignment thing at open AI um anthropic the company behind Claude they they left open AI because they
374. 58:20didn't like the way they were doing alignment and they've come up with this whole thing called constitutional
375. 58:24learning model that's all about alignment so the the good Jeffrey Hinton the The Godfather of a AI he invented a lot of
376. 58:33the foundational building blocks that are why we can play with this [ __ ] today he just quit Google so he could tell the
377. 58:38world about the risks of these things uh without you know fear of you know put an egg on the face of his employer
378. 58:47um so there's some real good awareness going on people are talking about it so that's the good news you know the the
379. 58:52bad news is the shit's moving really fast and and you know meta open source they're they're big large language
380. 58:58models they're just out there now for people to play with so that means um a bad actor and you know not ones
381. 59:07that are not funny in movies but you know Bad actors on the international stage um can take these models and do whatever
382. 59:13the [ __ ] they want with them right now and that's that's a little scary but so can the good guys right
383. 59:19so we're not just relying on Sam Altman or you know Microsoft or Google to do the right thing these large language
384. 59:29models are out there for the good guys as well so so we'll see um z-hit value goes to zero we won't be
385. 59:37able to learn it too dark too dark yeah I know it's a little dark earlier what are you gonna do and tools rewrite in
386. 59:43different standards and styles and lent it to validate and test and deploy it um yeah the the apparently the new um
387. 59:57code llama is pretty impressive it just beat gpt4 in some human eval test um the first thing to beat gpt4 in in any test as far as I know
388. 1:00:11that's the new metal meta the code llama model the 32 billion parameter thing love it awkward Lisa welcome awkward
389. 1:00:21Lisa welcome Mark American she's so awkward she's very sweet though you know yeah I like her she's awkward but she's nice she's nice yeah
390. 1:00:34all right man invalid oh and validate and test yes can you show how you get correct text in an AI image Nostalgia
391. 1:00:43flicks oh you weren't here earlier yes I can I'll do that again because this is a brand new tool um I'm not doing anything special I am I
392. 1:00:53think as we've established here I am unqualified to be to have this channel on many levels a kid came in the other
393. 1:01:01night he's like oh that's cute you old people teaching about AI why don't you get off Tick Tock you old man
394. 1:01:08so so there's many things wrong about me uh one of them is I'm unqualified to be here but I can show you this new tool s
395. 1:01:22you know that John Mayer song that's a good song digital pimping digital Pimpin I love cookies all right we're gonna say um t-shirt
396. 1:01:37graphic of a smiling turtle with display text I love
397. 1:01:58Turtles [Laughter] that's it so the site that I'm on is called ideogram or ideogram I think ideo
398. 1:02:16but maybe that's just because I know the company ideo ideogram dot AI so this is like a day or two old
399. 1:02:24company well a day or two old launched product [Laughter]
400. 1:02:40oh wait let's see graphic of a smiling zombie Turtle it's got to be a zombie Turtle to make the joke work and then
401. 1:02:50let's see not photo oh wait so we want typography painting um illustration
402. 1:03:04poster vibrant all right see if we can get a zombie Turtle here I [Music] like totals
403. 1:03:20I'm a little crunchy the shoulders look crunchy I love toodles laughs
404. 1:03:34[Laughter] oh it's so good anyway that's it so this tool does text how does it do text I don't know oh look metal metal like Kyle
405. 1:03:51someone made a zebra and used my name in vain someone put Hillary and Hillary and Biden in jail oh the internet
406. 1:04:07drink coffee find love that's cute Olivia digital Pimpin gods of Mars this is amazing I mean it really is if you've
407. 1:04:18ever done anything with graphic design um you know even when you go to like stock sites that have stock design stuff just the the
408. 1:04:30how frustrated how frustrating it is to find something that's like exactly what you want and now to be able to just go in and do
409. 1:04:38this stuff like we knew this was coming but I assumed this was going to be coming from mid-journey or stable
410. 1:04:43diffusion or adobe like adobe's got their type tool within Firefly and they've got their generative AI but
411. 1:04:50right now they're separated so I thought well maybe it'll come from them no it came from some this is a company that
412. 1:04:56like their Discord is like you can tell they just spun it up you know there were like 300 people in it this afternoon it
413. 1:05:02was like you know they're still answering questions it's brand new like I don't know I don't know what the hell
414. 1:05:09they're doing to make this do this like knowing how these things work it doesn't make sense that they they figured this out but they have
415. 1:05:17and that's this is this site for me is very emblematic of whatever limitations you think are there whatever limitations you go to these
416. 1:05:29things and you're like oh all the hands look like pretzels and they you know people don't have eight fingers they
417. 1:05:34only have four and the thumb's not really a finger if you're one of those people sitting on the sidelines this kind of stuff is
418. 1:05:44they're just gonna keep dropping every limitation that you point at like the hallucinations in it lying that's
419. 1:05:51going to get cracked that may take two years to crack it but that's going to get cracked I was talking to a developer today that
420. 1:05:57I know through through the AI Salon that I the community that I I started last December and he was talking about he figured out
421. 1:06:05a way that he's doing something for a bank and he figured out a way that if someone is using his large language model that
422. 1:06:13they're asking about health insurance or something like that if they ask if they go Rogue and they ask the large language model for
423. 1:06:21something out of bounds for for what the job is he figured out a way to have it just not answer them like if the answer
424. 1:06:27isn't in his data it just won't answer it that's these things don't do that right now so a lots of people lots of people right
425. 1:06:36now are working on every limitation that you know is there so I would strongly encourage you not to sit on the
426. 1:06:44sidelines just start getting curious about this stuff people can see everything you're making that's actually really cool
427. 1:06:53unique creations Olivia Olivia's rocking it out tonight if you don't like your life you can change it I mean [ __ ] you Edison Tesla
428. 1:07:13that's so good it's so good it's so good [Laughter]
429. 1:07:30it's really good all right okay I love our new AI learning lab sign not cool made with AI
430. 1:07:44all right man hey everybody you're amazing as you've been saying pies like hell pie is like hell I'm sorry Dave I'm afraid I can't do that
431. 1:07:53currently I enjoy listening to the real people opinions on AI makes me feel live live at the live or live the moment yeah
432. 1:08:03um yeah I know I think I think we have to talk about this stuff we have to talk about it I mean a lot of what I do in here
433. 1:08:15for me feels repetitive but what I have to keep remembering is what someone said earlier that they can't believe that most people
434. 1:08:25on the planet haven't heard of chat GPT they don't know what's coming and even people like like this happens to me
435. 1:08:34regularly where people that I've talked to for months that are like yeah AI yeah yeah yeah I'm doing AI yeah yeah
436. 1:08:41and then I'll actually show them something I'm working on and they're like uh wait what it can do that I had no idea
437. 1:08:52like that happens to me regularly people that I think are up to speed on this stuff they're not they're not
438. 1:09:00another thing Paul writer was talking about today he he sort of has been interviewing schools and he said most of the schools that
439. 1:09:09he's interviewing don't have a position on AI or the position is we're blocking it it's okay fine it's fine we're using AI detectors
440. 1:09:18we're no one's allowed to use it we're good this shit's coming it's coming whether you want it or not right and so
441. 1:09:27Educators like they're in a tough spot but they got to deal with this it's the beginning of the school year
442. 1:09:33we're nine months into this thing students have been using it all summer probably a lot of teachers have been
443. 1:09:39using it all summer if schools don't have a POV on the boundaries of how to use AI how are they serving their community
444. 1:09:55they're not now do I empathize with them is it hard is it [ __ ] crazy yeah it's hard and it's [ __ ] crazy
445. 1:10:06look at the writer's Guild strike look at the SAG strike it's coming whether they want it or not currently I just enjoyed okay that was
446. 1:10:16that one um do you think Android Smart TVs will eventually have ai built in absolutely absolutely all of the all of the stuff so
447. 1:10:25so all of the pre-programmed what were called AI Bots before Alexa Siri all that sort of [ __ ] the AI they used was
448. 1:10:33the voice recognition but the how they responded for the most part was just a big giant [ __ ] logic tree when
449. 1:10:41someone asks this respond with this right you know the entire industry has been built around writing the copy for those Bots
450. 1:10:52that's all gone right so all of the voice two whatever is going to go to this more go if you haven't played with pi dot Ai and the PI
451. 1:11:02app go do it go start talking to it the the experience talking to a large language model compared to talking to Siri or Alexa is just
452. 1:11:12night and day you know how with those tools you talk and then at some point you're like I'm going to ask it
453. 1:11:17something actually interesting thank you very much um you don't have that experience with these tools because they know everything
454. 1:11:26they know the stuff and even if they don't know it they'll just weasel around it and ask you questions until you've changed the subject
455. 1:11:35um prereq Swiss army knife of the internet yes exactly and yeah simplification layer of the internet this this AI stuff are they still
456. 1:11:43feeding chat GPT data um foreign well yeah they are they're training gpt5 right now so so another thing I heard today so New
457. 1:11:57York Times is threatening to sue open AI Google just cut 100 million deal with the New York Times apparently open AI
458. 1:12:06was negotiating a deal with the New York Times and it went bad enough that the New York Times is now saying well [ __ ]
459. 1:12:12it maybe we'll just sue you so so um I think all these big companies are going to be cutting deals with um with media companies like like
460. 1:12:25all of these tools with the exception of adobe's firefly data set which was trained on [ __ ] that they own
461. 1:12:33or public domain images but mid-journey stable diffusion Bard meta the Llama models um open AI inflection so Claude
462. 1:12:48all of them all of them all of them have been trained on copywritten data so the next 20 years is just going to be
463. 1:13:02[ __ ] one lawsuit after another so I don't open AI isn't stated publicly where they are in is are they actively training gpt5 or not
464. 1:13:15my strong suspicion is that they paused training gpt5 the foundation model the Frontier Model while they cut these deals because
465. 1:13:28like if the New York Times sues them and win they can't just go in and pull out the New York Times data out of the core model
466. 1:13:35because like everything's been trained like it's all this interconnected it's all this mathematical vectorized
467. 1:13:42weird mathematical space so they can't just go in and pluck out what was the contribution from The New York Times and then every [ __ ]
468. 1:13:51publisher will demand the same thing right and so that they'll literally just have to shut the model down
469. 1:13:57so it's really important oh wow happy weekend thank you very much that thing was cool thank you cubanis um so
470. 1:14:08so yes they're adding new data to them um the way they make these Foundation models right now though it's very time
471. 1:14:16consuming very slow and very uh compute intensive so they can only do them in these big chunks of time right so at some point
472. 1:14:25they have to do a cut off like gpt4 the cutoff was September 2021. Claude Claude oh wait not that one Claude right there
473. 1:14:39that cut off sometime early 2023 so that's more modern but it's still cut off at a certain point and it's not
474. 1:14:45connected to the internet right so that still has that issue Bing is connected to the internet so the ones connected to
475. 1:14:52the internet like Bard and Bing and pi they've got their base large language model that ends at a certain date but
476. 1:14:58then if you ask something that's more modern than that they just do a search on the internet and incorporate that into the answer
477. 1:15:06so that's how they're doing it um I would assume that we're pretty close to them being able to to figure out ways
478. 1:15:16to update this stuff on a more regular basis where you're constantly augmenting the model but I don't think they're
479. 1:15:21there yet I don't know enough about the math to know what that challenge is I know it's a big challenge because they haven't solved it in
480. 1:15:312017 is when they invented the Transformer so Jesus it's been six years going on seven can AI listen to you insult it yeah in fact
481. 1:15:43um Bing If You Get Saucy with Bing it's like well we're just gonna shut this conversation down it shuts you down it's
482. 1:15:50like it's like don't be an [ __ ] to me it'll shut you down I had that happen I just gave it a snarky a snarky response
483. 1:15:59when it when it like didn't answer something I gave it a snarky response I said well clearly this isn't work this conversation isn't working
484. 1:16:06so so please reset it's like good Lord and then I tried to ask it I'm I'm like I'm sorry can we just go on no it was
485. 1:16:15like nope we're not we're I'm done so that's why I don't like Bing Bing is just over corrected right now for safety
486. 1:16:23uh Max Headroom meets real uh Snapchat's bot lies to be deceptive yeah these things are going to start
487. 1:16:32doing that they're gonna start lying hey bud what's happening user 2250360-397241 it's shaking your name really rolls off the tongue
488. 1:16:43um oh [ __ ] just jumping to the bottom again uh welcome everybody if you're new here this AI learning lab and look we can do text
489. 1:16:54in AI generated images now this was made today with a prompt corporate Lobby reception desk big glowing sign that says AI learning lab
490. 1:17:10and it made that if you're new here and you didn't see how I did that you'll have to stick around I'll show you in a
491. 1:17:19bit but I'm going to answer some more questions all right hey bud hey bud what's shaking I'm in a war with 350 million Geniuses wow
492. 1:17:30it's a big war um I was unsure if I would get retinal scan at orb and I believe I will I'm more comfortable with it Winston
493. 1:17:41um yes I mean here's here's my philosophy on it what they claim is that they don't they don't retain the the biometric data
494. 1:17:49um I actually believe them because they don't need to once they once they um generate your ID on the blockchain
495. 1:17:56that's the only thing they're checking is that right you know if you want to go conspiracy theory you're like well I
496. 1:18:02could take this and sell it to like I just don't think they're doing that I just don't think I don't think it's in their interest
497. 1:18:07to open up that can of liability worms uh if it were if it were Google I would have a very different feeling about it
498. 1:18:14but I I don't know I just feel like Sam Altman is in in the right neighborhood of intention um but even if they took it like like
499. 1:18:22Google's got so much Google knows everything about me at this point so you know I just don't think that's that's a concern of mine right now
500. 1:18:31um because it's so early like if you go to the worldcoin.org website almost all of the information there's
501. 1:18:40for developers right it's like here's our apis here's our sdks here are the three components of the thing please go
502. 1:18:47develop apps you know that what they're trying to do is get developers to build applications that sit on top of it so I
503. 1:18:53I don't feel like there's a downside in getting an ID now just so that you have it so that if they end up doing something cool you'll be
504. 1:19:03kind of like My Philosophy is I'll be at the front of the line when they do start doing cool [ __ ] and if
505. 1:19:11they end up not doing cool [ __ ] at all then it doesn't [ __ ] matter now I have an nft that's worthless I've got
506. 1:19:16hundreds of those hey share bear what's happening um so yeah I you know but listen to each their own like I said when I when I made
507. 1:19:26the video saying I got my Iris scanned at the orb I got two people that were like well that earned an unfollow from
508. 1:19:33me little Mister it's like all right um Collective knowledge takes over what I wonder what I'm talking about uh I
509. 1:19:42don't know what that means what's your name happy hard style uh 8.5 out of 10 on the name I like it um interesting uh when does John Connor
510. 1:19:51show up he's already here why do you ask welcome to the AI learning lab Pi is a terrible memory do you foresee it improving its
511. 1:20:03memory all of these things memory is going to get better yeah right now like I said all of these tools right now are janky
512. 1:20:10pieces of duct tape spit and Doug poo poo all of them the underlying technology is [ __ ] phenomenal but all of them right now are like it's
513. 1:20:23an 11 person company which I find unbelievable um they just haven't gotten around to it yet um why can't I search for my chats in Chachi PT
514. 1:20:36why can I not search through my chat history in chat gbt I can do it in the chat GPT app but I can't do it on the
515. 1:20:44website why is that I don't know they haven't gotten around to it yet they took away access to the internet
516. 1:20:49because it was stealing paywall content it's been gone for two months why I I don't it doesn't it doesn't [ __ ] matter right like
517. 1:21:00just it's the state of the art right now is that these things are janky pieces of [ __ ] so why am I here why am I doing
518. 1:21:07these things every night thank you Ted looks um because I think these are the most profoundly powerful pieces of technology
519. 1:21:16that that mere mortals have ever been able to get their hands on like it's profoundly powerful technology
520. 1:21:24it's just that the application right layer right now is just it's just horrible because it's just new and nobody knows
521. 1:21:33what these things even make possible like we're we're figuring out daily I'm figuring out daily oh okay wait if I
522. 1:21:40think about it like this then that completely transforms that whole industry like it's just daily I'm having
523. 1:21:46Revelations about what these things are so I think it's critical for for me anyway to be educated about this stuff and not
524. 1:21:54just educated like doing doing building experimenting screwing it up getting it wrong promising a client it
525. 1:22:04can do this and then realizing after I made that promise oh [ __ ] it can't actually do that like that's part of the process figuring
526. 1:22:12out where the boundaries of these things are you can't make images with text in them until today now you can
527. 1:22:22they lie and hallucinate until they don't so oh back to your question and soapbox um
528. 1:22:39these will get memory I think Apple my guess this is total speculation my guess is that Apple's gonna be the first one to come out with
529. 1:22:53an AI agent for lack of a better term an AI assistant an AI a little partner little little buddy little little buddy
530. 1:23:02I think Apple's gonna come out with an AI little buddy um that will have memory and it will understand your data and it'll
531. 1:23:09understand your preferences and it'll remember [ __ ] and it'll remember it over time um there's a few months ago there was a
532. 1:23:17project that came out um that was these NPCs you know game NPCs the non-player characters and games that they've basically hooked them to
533. 1:23:26chat GPT and to a memory module so there's 25 characters that live in this Sims like world and they walk around and they have jobs
534. 1:23:38like there's an artist and there's the Baker and there's the lawn guy or whatever the hell they are and they walk
535. 1:23:43around and they talk to each other and it's not programmed it's chat GPT and they have memory so they remember from day to day so like
536. 1:23:51one of the examples that that I read in the paper was um one of the one of the NPCs told the other NPC that that next week was its birthday
537. 1:24:03and so the other NPC went and told all the other NPCs that it was that one's birthday and they should organize a party and then they did
538. 1:24:12so that project just launched live like last week like the paper came out a few months ago but that project launched
539. 1:24:20live like what are the implications of that if you have a game that's essentially playing itself without our participation
540. 1:24:27generating its own reality having memory and then you kind of parachute into that game as a player it's gonna be a [ __ ] trip like every
541. 1:24:36time you go into that game it's going to be something different because the Society of that game is different
542. 1:24:43because they've been living their life um so I think it's going to happen in games I think it's going to happen our
543. 1:24:49personal data I think it's going to happen in these General generalized Bots I think it's going to happen in specialized Bots
544. 1:24:57so yeah so it will get better uh now the the billion dollar question when I don't [ __ ] know hang on I gotta send a I gotta send a text
545. 1:25:10I am on my live what's up all right
546. 1:25:28what's that because our dog died I don't know what the setup to that was that does not sound happy [Music]
547. 1:25:45interesting happy heart style I misspelled I think I'm human I feel like this is the future how do I learn
548. 1:25:54you come here it's the a learning lab we learn all about thank you share bear um we learned all about
549. 1:26:04AI stuff here so so here's how you learn start with this tool start there you don't need to think about anything else
550. 1:26:17and yes this is the future by the way I don't know what you do I don't know how old you are I don't care if you're a
551. 1:26:24high school student or an 80 year old retiree doesn't [ __ ] matter to me I think it's in everyone's interest to
552. 1:26:31understand what these things are and what's coming so start with that one that's chat GPT that's chat.openai that's the official
553. 1:26:40chat GPT website and prompts.chat is just a little primer it's a it's a little Word document that's got some
554. 1:26:48explanations of what large language models are what chatgpt is how they work and then it's a whole long list of
555. 1:26:55personas that you can you can tell chat GPT to act like a life coach or a screenwriter or a mathematician or a
556. 1:27:04short story writer or like anything and it's it's a it's just a big long list of those personas that'll give you ideas
557. 1:27:11about how insanely deep these tools are they look really simple right what they look like a Google search box
558. 1:27:21here you know what since you're since you're brand new and you're like if you this feels like the Future Let's Go
559. 1:27:27let's go show you some of the future it it is it is the future this is ever since Chachi PT came out I feel
560. 1:27:37like I'm living in a post-s Sci-Fi world meaning I can think back to almost every sci-fi movie I've ever seen and I can either go it's here
561. 1:27:47like it's gonna be here within a year or two or it's going to be here within five to ten years and there there's some some
562. 1:27:53notable exceptions like time travel like this but everything else feels like it's in Bounds at this point
563. 1:28:00um like the the 2001 talking to Hal that exists today like it's it's astounding okay so we're gonna go to chat GPT
564. 1:28:10and by the way you know what I haven't done tonight for for those of you who are regulars huh [Laughter]
565. 1:28:22yes you can make money with Chad gbt okay I'm gonna go to GPT 3.5 so this is chat GPT so down the left hand side here that's my chat history
566. 1:28:33um over here these are just uh hints to tell you what to do so write a thank you note to a guest speaker for my class
567. 1:28:39explain options trading plan a trip help me pick whatever so those are just ideas um GPT 3.5 available to free and plus
568. 1:28:48users so this is a super fast model so let's just go do what I call parlor tricks and I'm gonna I'm gonna use my um voice to
569. 1:28:58um text just so you don't have to watch me typing um let's see um write me a country song about the toils
570. 1:29:14of scraping label stickies off of products so one of the things about GPT 3.5 is
571. 1:29:31it's amazingly fast um so it knows what songs are it you know it knows it's got verses and courses the
572. 1:29:40song title is sticky situations which is good sticky labels on a bottle of wine Ain't No Easy Task it's a real hard grind
573. 1:29:48peeling and scraping my fingers are sore trying to make it look like it did before all the toil of stickies they
574. 1:29:53cling so tight gotta fight them off with all my might from jars from jam jars to boxes they're everywhere a battle with
575. 1:30:00glue it's not just fair okay like you put this to to you know a three chord cgd you know country tune you gotta hit on your hands here
576. 1:30:10used a hair dryer hair dryer tried vinegar too but all those stubborn labels they still hold true okay so
577. 1:30:18um parlor trick tell it to write you a song Tell it to write you a poem um let's see um write me a Shakespearean sonnet about turtles
578. 1:30:31oh in effect it's doing something weird because so what it said it said before I write it could you please provide me
579. 1:30:38with a bit more context why it's asking me questions like that I've turned on a thing one of the things that chat gbt
580. 1:30:45has is this thing called custom instructions so I told I told chatgpt that it's a Master Gardener who specializes in
581. 1:30:54giving gardening advice so so um I have to turn that off [Laughter] and now that'll just let me I'll just do a new chat uh okay so we'll do
582. 1:31:06um okay so let's let's do something different um I have a company called storyvine that does automated video storytelling in the
583. 1:31:16healthcare and Pharma space period we have a B2B product and I want to find ways to drive traffic to my site via
584. 1:31:28LinkedIn organic posts period can you write me a comprehensive strategy for LinkedIn of course I'd be happy to
585. 1:31:45this is just stupid fast at this point uh let's go look what I wrote um Define your audience yep that's first
586. 1:31:53thing to do optimize your LinkedIn profile so use pro professional photos compelling headlines keyword Rich
587. 1:31:59descriptions highlight your experience blah blah blah develop a Content strategy educational informational content thought leadership visual
588. 1:32:06content user generated content networking engagement right it goes on and on then I could say um can you write me some examples for 3 5
589. 1:32:21and 13. so it remembers what 3 5 and 13 are so three was content pillars uh the
590. 1:32:37content pillar impacted video storytelling on patient engagement right so it remembered that I talked about
591. 1:32:42being in the healthcare space example post did you know that using video storytelling and Healthcare can
592. 1:32:47significantly improve patient engagement our latest blog post I've um Dives deep into how visual narratives
593. 1:32:54can enhance Communications between Healthcare Providers and patients check it out here link to blog post Healthcare
594. 1:33:00Innovation hashtag patient engagement thought leadership right so I can do that um I can say um please write me an email for the CMO CMO
595. 1:33:17of a major Pharma all right there's my email beautiful tells me it I I don't know I I know it's good some version of good and
596. 1:33:30this is GPT 3.5 gpd4 is even better but but this is pretty good okay so now I'm gonna go um I need this email to look good
597. 1:33:43in an HTML template can you make it pretty in HTML sure can there's your CSS there's your
598. 1:33:59code with your with the email in it this still blows my [ __ ] mind this still blows my [ __ ] mind like have you ever
599. 1:34:14written HTML or any kind of scripting or just even an email have you ever written an email you know how when you're in that mode
600. 1:34:23where you're like you're kind of pissed off at the world but you have to write an email you don't want to write an
601. 1:34:28email and it feels like you have to climb a [ __ ] Mountain to write two paragraphs that that feeling is gone
602. 1:34:35like if I'm ever stuck like that anymore I just I just like say you know I'm in a bad mood I I tell it this I like I talk
603. 1:34:43to it like I've got a personal assistant because that's effectively what it is I'm in a bad mood I don't feel like
604. 1:34:48writing here are the bullet points of what I need in an email can you please write it it writes it and then I'm like
605. 1:34:53no that's too formal I need it to be conversational and then it puts a bunch of [ __ ] emojis in it I'm like no I'm
606. 1:34:59I'm not a gen Seer I'm old I'm tired I'm decrepit please write an appropriate email that is not formal but not and
607. 1:35:07then it just does and then it's like 90 of what I need and I fix 10 words in it and I send it and it's like so
608. 1:35:17so this is so so what I would encourage you to do dig into these things and just do what I just did like not those
609. 1:35:23specific things but just kind of ask it anything and see what it does and at some point ask it to do something that is something
610. 1:35:35that you know really deeply that like is work you do or is expertise you have and ask it to like try to stump it
611. 1:35:44there's a great video of Jordan Peterson talking about how he tried to stump this thing and it it melted his face like he's a smart
612. 1:35:54[ __ ] right he told it to write the 13th rule of Life he's got this book 13 rules for life he has chat GPT if it knew the book which it did
613. 1:36:06and then he asked it to write the 13th rule of life and combine two different philosophical approaches
614. 1:36:13while it wrote the 13th Rule and he said it did it perfectly this is one of the most educated man's men on the planet
615. 1:36:21and that incredibly sophisticated request it did in 15 seconds perfectly as he described it now is it always
616. 1:36:32right no does it lie all the time yes is are there some things that you ask it to do that it fails on you know catastrophically absolutely
617. 1:36:43but turn that email into an HTML HTML email that I can pop into send grid and it will render it and I can see if
618. 1:36:55it's good or not and then I can just take the email that HTML and say oh I wanted the bullet points orange and you
619. 1:37:02made them blue okay here's the orange version it's staggering and like even you know even the Irregulars that have been here a lot
620. 1:37:14that do this a lot I mean I don't know about you like it just daily this [ __ ] still [ __ ] melts my face
621. 1:37:24so yeah this is the future this is this is kind of redefining not kind of this is going to redefine nearly every job
622. 1:37:45I feel like I'm Saucy tonight I'm a little more serious I'm a little more serious I'm just I go right in there I'm
623. 1:37:50like this is big if you don't pay attention to this you're a nunu head I don't know what I'm doing tonight but
624. 1:37:57whatever whatever that's how it goes when you do a nightly thing some you know what's funny sometimes I come in
625. 1:38:03here like pissed off and cranky and I'm funny as [ __ ] and then like tonight to come in in a really good mood and I'm like are weird
626. 1:38:20how to compose a poem for my wife um my wife just don't understand what good that is oh well if your wife likes poems it it might get
627. 1:38:34you might get you a hug so it might be good for that um Troy what do you do for work you know do you ever write an invoice do you ever
628. 1:38:47write emails do you ever do project plans do you ever I don't know try to write ad copy Do you ever try to solve a problem and how to have a
629. 1:38:57hard conversation with an employee think about so these things are called large language models right Claude Bing
630. 1:39:12large language models it's a it's an interesting phrase it basically just means they know a lot of words what else are large language models
631. 1:39:23we are these things are reflections of all of the words that we've dumped on the internet for like the past five decades
632. 1:39:33that's what they've been trained on and that's why there's all these copyright things like you trained it on my date oh nice llama thank you
633. 1:39:42um so this is not like a Google search this is more like peering into the hive mind and saying hey I need an assist
634. 1:39:56my wife's pif pissed off at me could you write me a poem sure here you go well like what do you do what do you struggle with
635. 1:40:06what is something in your work that is repetitive Soul crushing what's what's the shitty part of your work right it's like maybe
636. 1:40:16it's invoicing clients maybe what what is it like figure out that thing and then these things can maybe assist you in that what if
637. 1:40:27that shitty repetitive soul-crushing work could be automated to these things chances are pretty good that it can and
638. 1:40:34if it can't be today it'll probably be within six months to a year and if you get curious about this [ __ ]
639. 1:40:43you could probably figure it out with these Tools Plus something like zapier that does automations you could take
640. 1:40:49that repetitive [ __ ] like invoicing or writing letters or collection letters for deadbeats that don't pay their [ __ ] bills
641. 1:40:58and this thing could automatically do it and you could have it start out with a polite letter and then have the next one
642. 1:41:04be slightly more direct and then have the next one be really direct and have the last one be I'm going to take you to [ __ ] court buddy
643. 1:41:13and it'll do it like that and you're like but I write in a really particular way copy your email paste it into the prompt and say write the
644. 1:41:23nastygram but follow the tone of this and it will like that so abstract out wife to poem or poem to wife to any other problem in your life
645. 1:41:38and I need to solve that in some way and see if you can get these things to do it and chances are pretty good it'll get close
646. 1:41:46so and hopefully your your lovely misses loved your poem the robot poem and if it gave you a shitty poem that's
647. 1:41:56on you not on the not on the machine if you if you give these things more context if if you're less stingy in how you talk to these
648. 1:42:06things they're less stingy and how good they are it's amazing if if you give this what Google has trained us to give it just
649. 1:42:15give it a few words just give it a very little it will give you back [ __ ] crap awful but if you start out and you say hey
650. 1:42:23how's it going hope you're doing well uh you're a career counselor and your expert in you know uh coaching
651. 1:42:36professionals through sticky situations situation here's my company here's my roll here's the sticky situation and how it came
652. 1:42:46about this is my point of view this is their point of view I don't know how to get to the other side on this do you have any ideas
653. 1:42:55it will have ideas and if you give it that context right they'll probably be good and I guarantee it'll be three
654. 1:43:02things in there you didn't think of there'll be like 10 that you're like well that's obvious and then like number seven will be like
655. 1:43:09oh that's kind of interesting I hadn't really thought of that okay I'll try that and that's just that's it was just a fluke yeah it wasn't
656. 1:43:21what site is this I think I was on I think the only side I've shown well I showed chat gbt so I showed this site
657. 1:43:29chat.openai.com and then I showed ideogram dot AI or ideogram i-d-e-o-g-r-a-m dot a i we're the only two I showed tonight
658. 1:43:44um what good is any of this I just told you Troy try try try try it's so sad dig deeper dig deeper if you ask a trivial [ __ ] it will give
659. 1:43:57you trivial answers give it something tough tell us something you've been struggling with personally see if it's got advice for you
660. 1:44:10um Dr J Troy go play with it and figure out what it can do to help you exactly that's it Troy was your great great Granddad with
661. 1:44:18the Wright brothers and kitty hot that so Thelonious with the good burn to Troy here not a burn but like was your great
662. 1:44:26great Granddad with um with the Wright brothers in Kitty Hawk and ask why fly yeah what's the purp okay okay they flew
663. 1:44:33for like 10 seconds what good is that so what yeah exactly Nostalgia fixing Troy you found a highly irregular part of the tick tock
664. 1:44:46[Laughter] and fellowets um oh the you know the other thing Troy that um that these tools are really good
665. 1:45:01at [Laughter]
666. 1:45:16yes they blocked it at my school Nature's Blessing yeah I I just it's it's [ __ ] I try to have Grace for resistance to
667. 1:45:27change because I know change is [ __ ] scary and I know educational institutions are particularly allergic to change
668. 1:45:35but everything is changing and I think it is really [ __ ] important to give our students some sort of guidance
669. 1:45:48toward what's coming and the only way you can give guidance towards what's coming is to understand what the [ __ ] is coming
670. 1:45:54and you can't understand what's coming if you block it it's it's [ __ ] here your students have been using it all [ __ ] summer
671. 1:46:07but they're gonna cheat no they're gonna use the world's most capable knowledge delivery system
672. 1:46:22and yeah they're kids they're gonna try to outsmart you and they're gonna try to [ __ ] with you and as a teacher
673. 1:46:32you should navigate that and understand that and help guide them and say you know what let's bring Chachi PT into the classroom
674. 1:46:41let's have it write a paper and let's Jane or wait what's your name Nature's Blessing nature will you
675. 1:46:51read that paper out loud for us okay I'm a little embarrassed but it's okay read it what do we think of that well it was kind of boring
676. 1:47:01it sounded kind of trite yeah it was kind of shitty wasn't it yeah wonder why it was shitty why don't we go learn how this thing works okay
677. 1:47:10oh it's shitty because we asked it a shitty question I wonder what would happen if we asked it a better question
678. 1:47:15class what a better question like [ __ ] critical thinking because that's what's going to be needed to be able to use these tools and the
679. 1:47:25tools are going to be [ __ ] everywhere yeah I'm all so foxy tonight but she oh it just I I don't there's something
680. 1:47:32about schools blocking access to the most profound tool in the history of humanity sitting in our [ __ ] hands
681. 1:47:40that's making me insane right now 1977 there's no reason for any individual to have a computer in their
682. 1:47:48home digital equipment CEO exactly that exactly see right next to they blocked it at my school is that that's yes
683. 1:48:03it's gonna it hurts [Applause] [Laughter] Winston just got the number one gifter badge I don't I don't know what wait what are
684. 1:48:18we up to like 28 000 likes you guys have slacked off they've all got carpal tunnel from the other night they hit 100
685. 1:48:23000 likes and now they're just like it's Saturday night I just I had lasagna it's it's summer and lasagna
686. 1:48:31I I think I'm gonna make a Jello mold oh thank you Winston oh yeah I'm so tired I'm so tired I can't yeah I
687. 1:48:42like Kyle but it's just I can't tap the screen tonight it's just not listen it's not my job okay it's not my job to tap his screen
688. 1:48:54what's the point in this chapter take me away wesn radio Hard Rock and Hip-Hop here in the lower Poughkeepsie Valley area where
689. 1:49:09are you wesn radio you've never told me that because I'll say your place and your call center in your uh number on the dial if you want
690. 1:49:17not to do matters but I would like to have a fun radio voice and actually have a little script because I'm an idiot um
691. 1:49:28all right let's see oh new little box oh yeah Vicky you haven't seen this this is this is the you can make money with chat GPT button um
692. 1:49:38[Laughter] oh no it just jumped me to the bottom I think I'm gonna I'm gonna skip ahead what time is it 10 26 is it wait Saturday okay
693. 1:49:50I'm like do I have to get up for work tomorrow no I'm good I'm good I'm good um can I have ai do excel like making
694. 1:50:03some formulas for grading systems yes you can um there's all sorts of ways you can do I mean yeah I would just go into just go into
695. 1:50:18chat EBT and just a sophisticated way you could do it is if you pay for chat EPT plus you could use code interpreter
696. 1:50:34you could talk to it about the kind of grading system that you want and then have it describe the grading system to you and then
697. 1:50:45describe how it would organize that in a spreadsheet and then have it generate the spreadsheet and you could download
698. 1:50:50the spreadsheet or you could just you know have it talk about the grading system put it in the table or put it put
699. 1:50:58it in a thing or have it write you Excel um you know formulas and things like that um you can also in Google Sheets there
700. 1:51:08there are a number of the the one that I know of there's there's a a Google Sheets Plug-In or an extension called GPT for Sheets
701. 1:51:19where you can put um open AI calls in the cells of a spreadsheet so you could actually have you could you could you know take data from your
702. 1:51:30spreadsheet you know I don't know something a student answered go have it analyze that answer or add up all the
703. 1:51:37[ __ ] and take that and run it through some for I you know there's lots of ways to do it it's a great teacher too code Weaver so
704. 1:51:45um for those of you interested in education if you haven't checked out um Khan Academy within Khan Academy there's a new thing
705. 1:51:54relatively new three three four months old called conmigo that is a gpt4 teaching bot that's really good it uses the Socratic
706. 1:52:05method if a student goes in there and goes just give me the [ __ ] answer it won't it'll it'll query the student
707. 1:52:11until it is convinced that he understands the concepts before giving them the answer um really really interesting so if
708. 1:52:19you're interested in that in it in education that's something worth exploring and I mean quite frankly like like you
709. 1:52:26know that idea of you know bring GPT in the classroom I mean teachers need to understand what these things make possible right and
710. 1:52:36listen like I I would say at this point this is probably more on administrators than teachers right because teachers might be
711. 1:52:45going yeah this stuff's cool but my district says it's not and I can't use it well then that sucks right so this is
712. 1:52:54this is a much bigger problem than any individual um but but the the teachers that I've seen that get their heads around this thing
713. 1:53:03and say oh crap this is a big deal I gotta get my students I gotta train them differently like I've got to educate
714. 1:53:10them in a fundamentally different way because the world is not going to look like what it looks now like our jobs right now
715. 1:53:21are remnants from the Industrial Revolution right where cogs in a wheel where okay you gotta we gotta write the
716. 1:53:30copy for that social media campaign okay Janie I know you just came out of college um you know we write things for
717. 1:53:37um Instagram and we write things for Facebook and here's the formula and we need you to go research 38 different
718. 1:53:43subjects for this target audience and 40 different subjects for that we want you to spend the next month researching all
719. 1:53:49that [ __ ] and writing four thousand two hundred and twenty two things in this spreadsheet okay two minutes
720. 1:54:08what does that person do now if our schools are training people to be that person doing entry-level work which
721. 1:54:18is repetitive executional tactical stuff and these tools are gonna automate the Tactical execution what do we need to be teaching students
722. 1:54:35it ain't tactical execution it's critical thinking how do I use these tools why would I use these tools when would I use these tools
723. 1:54:47what are these tools good at what are these tools not good at where do human beings need to be involved where do they
724. 1:54:54not need to be involved those are the students we need coming out of school I don't know need someone who can follow directions
725. 1:55:09these things follow directions faster better 24 7. you show up at my doorstep and say tell me what to do
726. 1:55:24and I'll repeat it I can memorize it and repeat it back to you I have no interest in that I'm kind of like imagining future State
727. 1:55:34employer but future state is like three years from now so like all the kids that are in school right now they're gonna
728. 1:55:39graduate into a world where the entry-level jobs are not going to exist and their skills are going to be for
729. 1:55:46entry-level jobs that aren't there so yeah I don't know I've never been passionate about education but all of a sudden I am it's weird
730. 1:55:56but maybe maybe because I started a channel called the AI learning lab and I'm and I'm acting like a professor
731. 1:56:04even though I am wholly unqualified I have no certificates um it's a great teacher too it is chat gpt's helping me through grad school
732. 1:56:14super cool you funny dog thank you Barn pickle and barn pickle 9.5 out of 10 on the name love the barn pickle I would
733. 1:56:21love to know the story behind your name it makes me laugh it's in the neighborhood of I like turtles and I bet
734. 1:56:27there's a good story behind it so so fantastic name Barn pickle I am using it to improve my math too oh yeah exactly super cool
735. 1:56:36codeweaver also a good name um David Peroni came in late shut up um what was adding text to an image all about oh so David
736. 1:56:50so this image and that image and that image and that image have not been possible before with things like mid-journey
737. 1:57:06because it couldn't do text so these all say AI learning lab so there is a new tool called
738. 1:57:21that's not it this is it it's called ideogram ideogram ideo Graham dot a i ideogram.ai where is it up here well you
739. 1:57:37can't see that that's stupid that dumb dumb it that that dumb I can't see that we're on Tick Tock I can't I got old
740. 1:57:43eyes I can't see that little teeny tiny text I don't know what it is with you young people in your young eyes and see
741. 1:57:47all the little teeny tiny texts anyway this site is two days old the discord's brand new there's my I love Turtles [Laughter] um
742. 1:58:02it can do text so you can write a prompt and why is it not I think I have to reload it um art is not dead it's evolving I actually
743. 1:58:15love that that is the right that is the that is right that's correct this is this is the mistake I think sagin wga are making right now
744. 1:58:27is there negotiating their contracts trying to say that AI is bad and we will never use AI but AI is going to be in
745. 1:58:33everything so art is evolving so I think they should be doing their contract negotiations within that reality um
746. 1:58:44you know find uh drink coffee find love stay powered up on the move Steve Jobs in front of Google like Google there's Google written so
747. 1:58:54historically things like mid-journey and stable diffusion could not do this so if we say um let's see shiny
748. 1:59:13why does shiny not have an e in it shiny beer can with uh let's see with water droplets um
749. 1:59:29called uh bush uh by stream [Music]
750. 1:59:44headline text say ah D D D D D D D let's see if this does this there's nothing like doing like
751. 2:00:00live you know live image generation with you know awkward text awkward typing and unclear prompting but we'll see how it does
752. 2:00:13the other thing that's cool about this site that you can do is you can click on anything like if you see something you
753. 2:00:17like like there's no pain no game one's pretty cool The Prompt there is just no pain no gain typography and so it did it did that one
754. 2:00:25did that one did that one and did that one it's not always perfect it gets a lot of this stuff wrong but it
755. 2:00:32gets it close enough that it's actually it's quite impressive say ah so it missed it didn't get the Bush beer
756. 2:00:40but it got to say ah really good um so let me go in here I'm going to say photo cinematic product
757. 2:00:54let's try that so and that's that so this tool this tool is very very simple right now I'm sure it'll get more sophisticated over
758. 2:01:04time but basically you put in a prompt you can choose some of those modifier click buttons yeah so this is looking pretty good
759. 2:01:12um although it got rid of all the text now so um and it's not by a stream anymore but um but I can take any one of these images
760. 2:01:22so like if I if I get one of these that I like let's see um say ah we'll say this one we'll go this one here
761. 2:01:32I can Now remix there's a remix button so I can take that image and I can say let me make that one photographic and
762. 2:01:40generate it and let's see see what that comes up with Waka Waka it's not photographic
763. 2:01:54at all but it's a nice evolution of that thing so anyway you gotta experiment with this stuff but the fact that these
764. 2:02:01things are now generating typography that's what you want it to be it just it's a complete game changer for the
765. 2:02:08ability to at a minimum mock stuff up but really you're not that far from usable art with this tool so crazy isn't it isn't
766. 2:02:21it crazy it's just crazy it's just crazy it's you know you know David I'll tell you if this stuff it it just makes my
767. 2:02:30head go silly it just makes my head go silly all right llama sent Lucy the Llama oh Winston sent Lucy the Llama yes oh it
768. 2:02:40was a llama did I say llama I think I did um Genie in a Bottle it is a Genie in a Bottle I am using it to improve my math
769. 2:02:48it's creating my high school writing essays very cool damn thought he was Rosie O'Donnell's ex-husband oh my God my favorite trolls on this
770. 2:03:03channel I've gotten Rosie O'Donnell I've never gotten Rosie O'Donnell's ex-husband that's awesome that's awesome thank you
771. 2:03:12I am duly uh uh flattered and insulted at the same time which a good troll in the AI learning lab does both at the
772. 2:03:22same time simultaneously oh that's very not that was mean right oh oh a mofo show you mofo show you mofo
773. 2:03:39show you mofo show omofo show a mofo show I don't know how to say your name all you people with your lowercase
774. 2:03:50non-capitalizing non-dashed names hurt my brain but that was a solid troll thank you for that that was lovely you sound like a
775. 2:04:01landlord yes I am a landlord welcome have you paid your rent yeah we'll give you 30 days grace Of course of course what's the dumpster for
776. 2:04:13I wouldn't worry about that when do you leave for work fantastic have a lovely day all right oh my God even writing grants yes it's
777. 2:04:24great at writing grants wow thank you AI learning lab you're welcome any AI that I don't have to pay for that I can use
778. 2:04:32as a virtual assistant with voice capabilities pie in fact Pi if you go look at Pi dot AI or go get the app wait where's my this
779. 2:04:47go here go there and go get the app
780. 2:05:01um on iOS I think there's one for Android but I'm too lazy to check but but on iOS search for pi personal assistant
781. 2:05:13and you'll find that app it's the company is in flexion and it's designed to talk right so you put it into voice mode in the lower
782. 2:05:22right hand corner there's a little button and you hit the little telephone and then you just talk to it and when you stop talking it starts
783. 2:05:31understanding what you said and then it responds to you and it's connected to the internet so I think
784. 2:05:39that like at a minimum extra Collective it would be really interesting to just treat Pie as a virtual assistant
785. 2:05:48and see how far you can take it see how good it is what I don't think it can do right now is I don't think it can take action on
786. 2:05:56your behalf but it is connected to the internet so while it won't be able to book you a flight it might be able to
787. 2:06:01tell you what flight's available and then one of the things I've been saying on this channel any limitation that you see right now
788. 2:06:13is likely going to disappear over the next six months to two years like any limitation so these guys inflection the company
789. 2:06:22behind that they just raised 1.3 billion dollars 1.3 billion dollars for what looks like a stupid little toy that you talk to
790. 2:06:34but when you talk to it you realize oh this isn't a stupid little toy this has got like all of the knowledge of humanity in it
791. 2:06:43and it can coach me and it can guide me and I can make games and it can keep me from being bored and it can entertain me
792. 2:06:49and it can educate me and I can probably assist me that's what they're setting out to build so that that's that's the one I would
793. 2:06:58start with because it's the one that's really designed I mean that's why they're calling it pie your personal assistant
794. 2:07:05because that's what they're setting out to build is the world's best virtual assistant um is it the best virtual assistant
795. 2:07:12right now probably not even close and Apple's gonna be big in this game I think Apple's probably going to be the
796. 2:07:17first one to do this right is my is my suspicion it's my hallucination I hallucinate too but I hallucinate for who's doing [ __ ]
797. 2:07:30I'm looking for a vocal conversational AI that I could use for cold calling it's called [ __ ] what's it called there's one out
798. 2:07:38there that's specifically designed for that I can't remember it this is frustrating
799. 2:07:55I knew that one um let's see AI cold calling before with AI assistants
800. 2:08:09Cognito or Balto that wasn't it no vocal calling AI voice
801. 2:08:30oh this is frustrating but Kyle why don't you just put your ideas in a database and then when you can remember them you can bring because
802. 2:08:37I have ADD that's just the what comes with it I can remember most [ __ ] most times yeah I can't remember it there's one out
803. 2:08:47there that it's designed to do just that and I can't remember it so I'm a dum-dum I'm a loser I'm a loser baby why don't you sue me yeah
804. 2:09:06I know I signed up for it foreign it ain't there it ain't there but anyway uh there is stuff out there that's
805. 2:09:21coming I I don't know that it's all there yet oh wait you know wait hang on I might be able to find this I know
806. 2:09:29where to find it see here's another thing add does is sometimes it gives you a little superpower all right let's go to x dot com
807. 2:09:43and then I'm gonna search for AI Tesla sales call ah this is it
808. 2:09:59it's going pretty good man how about yourself you said from Tesla right it's the car company yeah that's right I'm calling from Tesla
809. 2:10:10Motors the car company did you have any trouble or questions well customized it's Alexander from Tesla Motors how's your day going so far
810. 2:10:25this is it hello competitors see you soon no one pretty good man how about yourself is this the guy that does it no
811. 2:10:46anyway if you if you go I know this is painful if you go look for um AI Tesla sales call
812. 2:11:01the world is about to change
813. 2:11:19why do none of these people link to the actual site because the Dum Dums [Laughter] oh wait is this it yes is it
814. 2:11:37no that's a newsletter air AI air dot a i
815. 2:11:53this is it there you go got it [ __ ] Victory come on give me some hearts for that something I know that was painful come on give me anyone
816. 2:12:07everybody left everybody left nobody's giving me love River all right what did I get I got a I got a cup my cup runneth over air.ai
817. 2:12:22uh life's tough it's tougher when you're stupid um air.ai it's finally here a hundred thousand sales and customer service reps
818. 2:12:33at the top of a button air click to play demo hey James I'm not instant man yeah no worries I hate calls out of the
819. 2:12:45blue too but I'm actually from Apple and I saw you were checking out Vision Pro and we're about to pre-order but left
820. 2:12:50the page I was curious what had you looking into potentially okay I can respect that can I just ask one question before you go
821. 2:12:58uh fire and shoot what's up why did you well why did you decide not to pre-order the vision Pros I saw you changed your mind last minute
822. 2:13:10yeah that's gonna change like okay I was saying this earlier like any computer mediated job is going to be transformed in
823. 2:13:22fundamental ways right look at look at this now I can listen to that and and what I what I immediately hear is that half a second
824. 2:13:32delay is a problem right and you're like well there's a half a second delay they know it's a robot it sounds robotic give it a year
825. 2:13:41in a year that will be instant it won't there won't be a delay there the guy won't sound robotic he's going to have inflection he's going to
826. 2:13:50understand Nuance they'll probably be tracking the emotional state of the person talking as well as what they're saying
827. 2:14:00so they'll change their tactic based on a combination of logic and emotion that may be two or three years out
828. 2:14:08but that's outbound cold calling this is here today now I don't know what it costs I don't know if it's any good I don't know if
829. 2:14:19you have to train it for [ __ ] four months and it costs a hundred thousand dollars to get off the ground but but
830. 2:14:30this to me feels very indicative of how dangerous dangerous it is to sit on the sidelines of this AI [ __ ]
831. 2:14:48well I don't need to know AI I'm a sales guy I just I just call people okay how many hours a week do you spend
832. 2:14:58inputting data into Salesforce oh I don't know 15 or 20 okay what if you didn't have to make outbound sales calls and you didn't have to and
833. 2:15:09you spent an hour a week inputting data into Salesforce and you never missed inputting a number that'd be cool what would you do with
834. 2:15:17that extra time well I'd probably go on in-person sales meetings okay it's like not necessarily a bad thing
835. 2:15:24right but it might be a very different thing I'm a salesperson that spends half my time inputting data into Salesforce and
836. 2:15:34half my time on the [ __ ] phone and maybe once or twice a week I have a lunch where I can build relationships
837. 2:15:39what if you could just go build relationships that's the kind of [ __ ] that this kind of technology is going to make possible
838. 2:15:50every [ __ ] job is going to have some version of this show up in the next year year and a half and the initial products the initial
839. 2:16:03pieces of software I guarantee you setting this up is a [ __ ] travesty I bet it's buggier than [ __ ] I bet
840. 2:16:12most people hang up on it and cuss at it and give it a two out of 10 on any [ __ ] survey if they're in a good mood
841. 2:16:21and then a year from now if they survive it's gonna change the game I feel so accomplished that I found that
842. 2:16:36foreign occasionally you kick in um it doesn't have to be repetitive Soul crushing stuff either I'm into maths so I'm on magical yeah
843. 2:16:49yeah it's yeah I'm just saying the soul-crushing repetitive stuff is the stuff that it's like the low-hanging
844. 2:16:56fruit of this AI stuff but yeah like like the the the large language models you can make money with chair TV you can
845. 2:17:08do knowledge work with chechi BT you can do math with chat gbt you can retrain yourself you can reinvent yourself
846. 2:17:26every job every computer mediated job every computer media job but Kyle I do this that's not computer mediated really
847. 2:17:37do you go to an ATM oh yeah how do you get paid oh yeah I just do wallpaper okay how do you schedule your appointments oh yeah
848. 2:17:53how do you do marketing oh yeah everything please have upload this video to YouTube because freeze freeze freeze which which
849. 2:18:07video oh oh this video okay yeah I will Matthew I will I'm I'm so far [ __ ] behind on uploading things I'll do that tomorrow morning
850. 2:18:15I've got today I had to go buy paint and then I had to sand my [ __ ] porch and then I had to paint my [ __ ] porch but
851. 2:18:21that's done but tomorrow I got a fence to paint and another porch to paint and then I'll also upload some
852. 2:18:28some of these lives to my channel I'll uh Matthew I'll upload uh like five most recent ones tomorrow and by the way everyone if if you want
853. 2:18:39to go I don't know why you would but if you want to go see old lives that are recorded I am putting them up on YouTube
854. 2:18:47at ailearninglab Dash TT that's what that URL is up there so Tick Tock is the TT there too many abbreviations [Music]
855. 2:18:59all right I'm 99 messages behind here's what I'm gonna do I'm gonna jump all the way to the bottom because at this point
856. 2:19:05I'm probably an hour behind on comments so I'm jumping all the way to the bottom and then I'm just gonna scroll up a bit
857. 2:19:11and just sort of start at a random place so if you asked a question 45 minutes ago and you're still waiting I probably just
858. 2:19:20skipped it so just pop it down below and I'll see if I can get to it um our critical thinking skills actually teachable um
859. 2:19:30yeah I think they are I mean whether or not you call them critical thinking skills it's it it
860. 2:19:45it's the difference between teaching kind of rote stuff to standardized tests and just the the like all the repetitive
861. 2:19:52stuff all the repetitive you know that's the stuff that this stuff's gonna do and that and and it's just so much of our education
862. 2:20:06you know industry is is designed for a work environment that that's required like it's not a bad thing
863. 2:20:18you got to follow directions you got to show up you gotta do this you gotta hit the follow the follow the bouncing ball and listen
864. 2:20:24this is not it's it's not like this is going to happen overnight right but if I play out five years if I say
865. 2:20:32I'm I'm a freshman in college today or I'm a junior in high school or a senior in high school those people are five or six years from
866. 2:20:39entering a Workforce that's going to look nothing nothing like our work looks today what's it going to look like I don't know
867. 2:20:53but if everything's being reinvented if this stuff is going to force change in every job it's going to require people that can assimilate
868. 2:21:03lots of inputs and deal with change and orchestrate like like the real skill with these I think is going to be like a
869. 2:21:17conductor of a symphony where you'll understand that there are five or six major tools you're going to use to do anything and you need to be
870. 2:21:27able to understand okay boss wants me to accomplish X okay how am I going to accomplish X okay I'm going to use tool
871. 2:21:34a to do that it's no different than what we do today it's just the output's very different right I'm going to use Excel to put the
872. 2:21:42numbers in and then I'm going to export that I'm going to make a chart there I'm going to put that chart into PowerPoint
873. 2:21:47and I'm going to do this and then I'm going to put that into word and then I'm going to hand that to my boss
874. 2:21:51and then the week will be over and I'm going to drink right and and the new thing maybe some different kind of thing that comes out
875. 2:22:00of it and it'll be different kinds of tools but it's like it's like orchestrating lots of different tools
876. 2:22:06and it'll be much faster turnaround you can volunteer at any school in America we would love to see you trust me Nature's blessing thank you
877. 2:22:16um I yeah I don't I I tend I got escorted out of a newspaper Publishers conference in 1996 because I was saying
878. 2:22:30this sort of [ __ ] to newspaper Publishers that I said the thing that got got me kicked out is I said
879. 2:22:39in retrospect I know why they kicked me out but if they had listened to what I said they might not be as you know
880. 2:22:49in existential crisis as they are I said that um that the internet is collapsing the distance between editorial and
881. 2:23:03advertising that everything's co-mingled and it's instantly accessible so I can literally click I can be in an
882. 2:23:09article and click over to an ad and it's it's all it's all doing this and you know there's not this massive
883. 2:23:16separation between AD and editorial and so I sat on the front of the stage and I said you know as an industry just
884. 2:23:24knowing what's coming you should really explore blurring the line between advertising and editorial and the the
885. 2:23:31guy that organized the event said and Kyle's gotta go now he literally walked me to the side door and said thanks
886. 2:23:41that was it so I'm happy to come to schools but you know um need pointers to enhance my AI awareness um I'll leave us 777 just right right
887. 2:23:54now just so start paying attention to it so start following people on Twitter that talk about AI so whether it's newsletters or whether it's
888. 2:24:06you know smart people there's a guy named Ethan Malik who talks about this stuff in a really brilliant way um
889. 2:24:13just start getting curious with chat gbt just start exploring that that that's the real um the real thing to do right now is just
890. 2:24:23really understand how these things are different than what we do today I mean no regular search has turned up complex
891. 2:24:32P addicts I don't know what that means Winston maybe you're not talking to me all right uh it's so cool that we're hanging out right now
892. 2:24:42thank you spell again please I don't know what I was spelling but I'll spell it again if I know what it is I mean I am really just
893. 2:24:52a nobody doing this and if this janky stuff I can't wait for the good oh if this is the janky stuff this is the good
894. 2:25:00stuff listen we're all nobody's just trying to get some [ __ ] done Winston I'm right there with you um
895. 2:25:07yeah I mean that's the thing like I call these things janky what's janky about them is just the sophistication of the
896. 2:25:14applications right they're just they're new right they're new and they they've been thrown together in a lot of cases really really quickly
897. 2:25:23um yeah when these things get sophisticated and when so right now you've got all of our software we deal with in the world
898. 2:25:32is over here and then we got all this AI stuff is over here and they're very separate right now and that's why we have things like AI
899. 2:25:40detectors and you know you should say if it's done with AI well when these things start to do this which they're doing
900. 2:25:47they're just going to be ubiquitous they're going to be in everything and then they're also going to be multimodal
901. 2:25:52so it won't be like I do word stuff and then I some other time go do image stuff and then if I think about it I go to music stuff
902. 2:26:02these things are just going to be like some sort of input I need X and it will just give you X and then you're like oh
903. 2:26:12what would be the music for that um what would that sound like no that's not it that's not it oh that's it
904. 2:26:22yeah it's gonna get it's gonna get stupid it's gonna get stupid like it's already stupid to your point like if
905. 2:26:28this is the shitty stuff like what's the good stuff gonna be I don't [ __ ] know that that thing I just showed the air.ai
906. 2:26:39like that's the shitty stuff right now a robot calls a guy that's like I don't want to talk to you it's like can I just
907. 2:26:45ask you one more question yeah shoot you know you know where that's going if if that's the example on their website
908. 2:26:52you know that guy ended up ordering the [ __ ] Apple Head eyeglasses right you know that and when and
909. 2:27:06that dude or the dudette that a I bought will make those calls 24 [ __ ] seven never get tired learn I mean here's the other thing
910. 2:27:21if they're doing it right it's not only a large language model but it's being trained on every conversation
911. 2:27:31so the conversation happens and and you know there was a no within 10 seconds and the bot kept that guy on the phone for 16 minutes
912. 2:27:43and he bought all right let's take that conversation and let's put that in a training set like whatever the bot did have it do
913. 2:27:51more of that so it'll get more and more and more efficient at doing what it does like that's the shitty version
914. 2:28:02what happens when this is good [ __ ] crazy crazy which website is that the the the the talking thing was air.ai
915. 2:28:18um oh ideogram was the picture one dang I'm an idiot I just found one reference oh well all right um can you do that with
916. 2:28:26mid-journey the the letters no you can do it with if you go to clipdrop.co and go to doodle the doodle tool that clip drop can do
917. 2:28:37text on images but not as consistently as this thing can the uh Ido ideogram or ideogram wow a lot of people here 123 people good
918. 2:28:49Lord Saturday night people welcome to the AI learning lab my name is Kyle Shannon if you've been here for a bit
919. 2:28:54you can see I'm just a dum-dum I'm just dumb dumb just an idiot just an idiot but you know what you know we like talk
920. 2:28:59about here you know what I like to do here um if you're new to this stuff if you're not played with chat gbt
921. 2:29:13well you can't make money with it that's not what we talk about here this isn't an MLM scheme a pyramid scheme trying to
922. 2:29:19get you to buy our course on how to make money with chat gbt um go to chat gbt and start playing with it start interacting with it if you
923. 2:29:26haven't it's like seriously like right now like I'm in a [ __ ] cranky mood tonight because I started talking about
924. 2:29:32education and it's making me cranky um don't sit on the sidelines with this [ __ ] this stuff's really really important
925. 2:29:40it's very profound it's very powerful it can be a lot of fun it's really exciting it can be [ __ ] terrifying
926. 2:29:46but just go there chat that openai.com and then in another window or another tab open that document prompts.chat that
927. 2:29:54will teach you how to use that and it's just this will sort of talk about what these things are and how they work
928. 2:30:03um and you start playing with it and and ideally play with it until you have your Kevin McAllister moment
929. 2:30:14and hopefully you will and when you do then you can't really go back because you're like oh [ __ ] these things
930. 2:30:21are really powerful oh good lord I didn't I didn't know it was that power I'm a little tired I don't I don't I
931. 2:30:28don't know that I want to reinvent my career right now so um yeah I know but none of us really want to reinvent our careers right now
932. 2:30:39however and breathe we're gonna do some deep breathing exercises here at the AI learning lab I hope you're all doing well tonight thank
933. 2:30:52you share bear really oh you changed your name share bear I like it I'm in very cool oh River pie is too chatty it is chatty
934. 2:31:03GPT we did warn you river that pie is chatty GPT I know pie is really [ __ ] annoyingly chatty if you're trying to
935. 2:31:12get something done so so a couple of things about the personalities of these things um so chat GPT is just like good solid you
936. 2:31:24know solid B student gpt4 is just really good you know it's got It's got parts of it that are just [ __ ] rock solid and then but it
937. 2:31:32really sucks at sports or whatever um Claude has got a really big memory really long Bing is super corporate but
938. 2:31:40kind of fun and it's connected to the internet Bard is really trying to be like chat GPT Bard is like the the guy that just can't get
939. 2:31:54asked to the prom and but but he's actually pretty smart and and you know he's connected to the internet and you know
940. 2:32:06he's gonna be okay he like he's probably gonna be the successful one in you know in college but he's not doing well in high school
941. 2:32:14um Labs not perplexities geeky Gigi research type um the the Llama models you can play with there are just kind of like really
942. 2:32:24raw chat gpts Pi is chatty GPT it's just like it's just like well welcome how are you tonight that's just fantastic let me
943. 2:32:35ask you a quick question yeah you know before I answer your question could we go on ahead and explore why you want to
944. 2:32:43be here today yeah I just want the answer to the question I assume I totally understand that I totally
945. 2:32:49understand that you really want to get to that answer that must be frustrating for you that I haven't gotten to the answer anyway
946. 2:32:54before I answer can I can you just answer two more questions for me no I don't want to answer those questions
947. 2:33:00could you just [ __ ] give me the answer well wow no need to get testy I just I'm really just trying to understand so that's Pi I'm
948. 2:33:08now there's some times where you want to be in a conversation then it's really good but if you want to get [ __ ] done
949. 2:33:14it's very annoying and then Poe is just like it's like a jack of all trades lots of things you can do there there's Bots
950. 2:33:21it's there's like the it's pose like the sort of party bot like the party llm all right I I though I I've never thought about
951. 2:33:32them as as anthropomorphized people in high school but now I have so I'm sure I'll come up with all sorts of stupid
952. 2:33:40ass voices for them too just like I did chatty GPT yeah no that's really fantastic this if can I just ask you one
953. 2:33:47more question before I go ahead and answer you yeah I'm sure you really do want to know the weather you know you know sometimes the
954. 2:33:54weather can be really warm and it can be it can really hot sometimes and then other times it's more cold
955. 2:34:00oh you wanted to know the weather like now so question did you want to know the weather right now or did you want like
956. 2:34:06the weather for later like in a few hours like I that that literally happened to me River where I just said hey can you give me the
957. 2:34:13weather in Denver like how long is it going to rain or something like that it was raining and it's like it's like oh
958. 2:34:19yeah it's a fantastic question dude did you want to know how long it's raining like like right now or like a couple
959. 2:34:25hours from now I'm like but really just I don't know give me both all I could give you both yeah that makes that makes good sense I'll give
960. 2:34:33you both it's like so yes I agree uh upright upright upright Apple user your channel is growing Kyle sweet thank
961. 2:34:45you oh yeah a lot of people in here tonight um and call it serious I want to start a business piggybacking off AI um
962. 2:35:00I would say figure out what business you want to make first and then do the AI rather than the other way around don't
963. 2:35:07just lead with the AI or you'll just be in a never-ending Loop of frustration just because these things you gotta have the
964. 2:35:16strategy first have the business first and then figure out what of these how can these things support that the good news is
965. 2:35:24whatever you want to do whatever problem you want to solve in the world that you think people will pay for
966. 2:35:30these tools can likely help you do it faster better or cheaper than the competition that's not using it so
967. 2:35:37that's the good news the bad news is these are just [ __ ] tools so you have to figure out the problem you want to solve first in my humble
968. 2:35:46opinion because otherwise you're just using technology gratuitously and that serves no one and it wastes time and money and energy
969. 2:35:59Alexander made by air a i yes Ted I found it but thank you I'm glad you were here I if I had been watching my
970. 2:36:09comments in real time I would have seen that this is so freaking weird I know I found nothing on complex
971. 2:36:16p p a a month ago two weeks ago now I find it using what using chat GPT or using something like Bard because Bard's
972. 2:36:26connected Bard Bing and Pi are connected to the internet so they might find more recent stuff Pi's particularly good at
973. 2:36:34knowing very recent stuff surprisingly good conspiracy theory Kyle's not real but actually a deep fake
974. 2:36:42from chat gbt recruiting feeder I like I wish DARPA deep fake you want to know something scary I was talking to we were
975. 2:36:50talking to DARPA in the early days of storyline and they said they said they wanted us to write a white paper about how we
976. 2:36:58could use storyvine for soldiers in the battlefield and so I thought well you could do time shifted psych evals right so you could
977. 2:37:09have a soldier like record themselves when they had down time in the field and then those videos could be viewed by psychologists stateside
978. 2:37:23and at some point so we got on the on the phone with the guy we were walking him through the white paper he's like okay
979. 2:37:30and at one point I said I said you know so at some point um like the soldier might say hey I'm doing great doc but the doc in watching that
980. 2:37:41video could know that they're not doing great and he said oh no no we can detect all that in real time he goes he goes
981. 2:37:49when the video comes in we'll know exactly what the state of the soldier is we like we can look at their their
982. 2:37:56irises we can listen to their voice he goes no that's all handled so when you're talking to DARPA they they got
983. 2:38:04some [ __ ] there that you know we ain't know about it's like oh [ __ ] AI makes a four-hour week with work week
984. 2:38:12doable it does I think that's one of the the very real possibilities is is we start to get time back in our life like
985. 2:38:21like the the amount of [ __ ] that we do that frustrates the [ __ ] out of us and makes us [ __ ] starts to go down
986. 2:38:30the amount of work goes up but but the our time required to do that amount of work goes down so like the the pain in
987. 2:38:37the ass factor of life goes down as does sort of the requirement to put in lots of hours to Output what you need to output and that Gap
988. 2:38:46what do we fill that with I don't know like I think we can fill that Gap with spending more time with our family
989. 2:38:54I don't know socializing starting a new project living a dream like I just I feel like we're all gonna have the opportunity to kind of have
990. 2:39:04some new space in the week that we can actually express ourselves in some meaningful way that's what I'm
991. 2:39:14hoping like that's the thing that's the thing I'm actually like so to deep down what I'm hoping all of this [ __ ] can do
992. 2:39:20is give us back some meaningful time that we can actually do something Johnny Blaze welcome I found a link that says it was
993. 2:39:30discovered in 2013 but so far no peer-reviewed paper or original source so Winston that's be really careful any
994. 2:39:38any of these things including the ones connected to the internet will often give you sources with links and it's just all [ __ ]
995. 2:39:46so so take everything with a grain of salt that these things give you spec if you're trying to do anything that is uh
996. 2:39:55whatever you call it uh where accuracy is important um take everything these things generate with a grain of salt you still have to
997. 2:40:04check it absolutely these they just they hallucinate a lot especially when it comes to things like citations
998. 2:40:14not German love the name hey how's it going welcome welcome welcome um
999. 2:40:31sorry I'm trying to find my place trying to find my place in the questions you know sometimes I got a little behind and
1000. 2:40:37then Tick Tock jumped me around and I'm here now I mean you know what I mean no this shirt this collar is like it's the
1001. 2:40:47I need this shirt needs to be in in the retirement center it's like it's just like the shirt's like I'm kind of done now could I be
1002. 2:40:58done hanging on your shoulders um your YouTube videos need more creative titles yeah I know so elephant wait Ella Ella fantas
1003. 2:41:10um if you scroll if you if you look at all of my if you look at all of my videos click on the video button and the
1004. 2:41:16scroll to the bottom the bottom ones have really good descriptions and chapter markers in them because I had
1005. 2:41:22Claude write all those and they're really good and then Claude stopped working for some reason and now I can't get it to do accurate chapter
1006. 2:41:30descriptions anymore so I've spent like I don't know three or four total hours just trying to get the prompts to work
1007. 2:41:38and then Claude rate limits me before I can finish and says I can't work anymore for 24 hours so I've been [ __ ] blocked by Claude
1008. 2:41:47so uh yes the descriptions are non-existent for most of the videos but some of them have lots of description in
1009. 2:41:54them so some are good but yes I do need to do that thank you for the reminder that I'm 16 hours behind on my work yeah
1010. 2:42:13they will adapt just like we did yep exactly I'm your 60th YouTube subscriber fantastic nostalgic flicks thank you
1011. 2:42:23nostalgic flicks 59 Farah welcome what is ask AI so someone asked uh they want to use AI to do voice cold calling for sales
1012. 2:42:37and I'm like I've seen that and I couldn't remember what it was so ask.ai is they claim that they can have a hundred thousand simultaneous
1013. 2:42:50um sales people or customer service people just talking so so imagine instead of having a customer service call center
1014. 2:42:59where people call in they get put on hold for 45 minutes then they reach a human being that's at level one support
1015. 2:43:06which basically means they can only read a script they've only worked for the company for two weeks and they don't
1016. 2:43:12care about anyone or anything that's Level One support and then they put you on hold for another 15 minutes and you get the level two
1017. 2:43:22support and then right and then you get the level four support and you just about to get your question answered and they dropped the call
1018. 2:43:28that experience What If instead of that you called and basically a robot answered and it was like pie chat GPT it was chatty GPT
1019. 2:43:40and it knew all the [ __ ] about the company and you could ask it questions and it would say here's your answer does
1020. 2:43:46that answer it nope and then you explain more about your situation and it would know enough to know when it needs to escalate it to a human
1021. 2:43:56so you could have a 15-minute conversation with this back and forth with this bot it knows everything it's it's taking care of updating your
1022. 2:44:03address on your account it's taking care of this it's taking care of that and then it actually gets to your problem
1023. 2:44:09and it's like oh yeah you need to talk to someone let me put you in touch with them and then not only does it put you in
1024. 2:44:17touch with them it synopsizes it summarizes the conversation you just had with it and everything else about your account
1025. 2:44:24that's relevant to this conversation and puts that on the screen in front of the human being so the human being picks up
1026. 2:44:30the phone and instead of saying could you please repeat everything you've said four times the human being just goes hey
1027. 2:44:37so it looks like you were talking to the bot and the bot you know cleared up these things but you're kind of stuck on
1028. 2:44:44this one issue is that correct yeah that's perfect I can fix that for you imagine that experience so that's what ask AI is purporting to
1029. 2:44:53be and then the other so they're saying customer support on one side and then outbound sales on the other side
1030. 2:44:59so literally a bot that will make calls 24 7. to whatever your [ __ ] Target list is and have conversations with people until
1031. 2:45:07it books a meeting it's different when you see and talk to Children you would motivate them oh thank you Nature's Blessing yeah no I
1032. 2:45:17listen I I obviously like doing this stuff I you know I'm happy to do that so um yeah I you know I just yeah
1033. 2:45:30I yeah it's interesting it's interesting I think I would it if I were in the presence of people that were I don't know I don't know
1034. 2:45:43yeah I'm happy to chat all right I used to sell survey software and talks with LA Times research one guy left in the department it's over oh
1035. 2:45:52interesting yep I certain certain industry what's going to be really sad is it's not like there's going to be a big trumpet sound like
1036. 2:46:05this job is over or this industry's over it's just gonna be the phone stops ringing like yeah if you do research if if if you do
1037. 2:46:21kind of lower level research even some higher level research if the CEOs of the companies you sell to
1038. 2:46:31can just go to these things and get the answers they don't need your research and so they're not going to announce I'm using
1039. 2:46:40AI to replace you it's just going to be like the renewal's going to come up and they're going to be like oh yeah that I
1040. 2:46:46haven't used them in like a year no I'm good we don't need to renew that and then just you call them up say hey we we've worked
1041. 2:46:54together for 20 years yeah I know yeah yeah no I don't I just yeah I just don't really I I use this now I'm good
1042. 2:47:03but but this is our business yeah I get it but sorry it's like there's gonna be a lot of you know you know there was that there were there
1043. 2:47:13there was that little meme we went through like everyone was quiet quitting where they're just like working at home
1044. 2:47:19like [ __ ] it you know I hate my job anyway so [ __ ] the man right I yeah I feel like I feel like there's
1045. 2:47:26gonna be sort of you know sort of quiet you know um uh atrophy of business where it's just gonna just gonna just slowly Drift Away drift
1046. 2:47:38into the background people will be like wow what why is the phone not ringing what's the is anybody there there's no one here
1047. 2:47:48it's [ __ ] terrifying I recommend everyone go there and subscribe it's a good way to catch up on missed shows I don't know which that's
1048. 2:47:56in reference to but that's cool I like that I like when you guys talk to each other I think that's super cool what's your opinion on
1049. 2:48:03marketing blocks 2.0 I don't know it let's go look at it marketing blocks 2.0
1050. 2:48:19free AI software creates all your marketing Assets in minutes copy Pages Graphics videos voiceovers emails logos
1051. 2:48:26there's gonna be eight billion of these things I'm even looking at building one of these into storyvine into my current
1052. 2:48:38thing but the the hook the thing that I'm trying to make different is um I can't learn about this without logging
1053. 2:48:46in that's a real pain in the ass um I'm looking to do story-centric content creation unlimited words 50 000 words a month
1054. 2:49:02for how much 37 bucks a month build 400 bucks a year I wouldn't sign up for anything for a year right now
1055. 2:49:12certainly not something like this I think I think these guys are making like create with AI uh create AI Video Creator
1056. 2:49:35I can't play with this without subscribing that's a real [ __ ] dumb dumb move yeah this the so I don't know like I I
1057. 2:49:52activate your five-day risk-free account no contracts yeah well I have 80d so signing up for a five-day
1058. 2:50:01risk-free account means that I'm paying for this for the next three months whether I like it or not and I guarantee I'm gonna not like it
1059. 2:50:09I hate that [ __ ] marketing tactic right there that that drives me [ __ ] crazy the fact that I can't use it like
1060. 2:50:16that knocks Five Points out of the ten point scale right there because I don't know how good it is and
1061. 2:50:22I don't give a [ __ ] if it's like hey I couldn't even get into the site without giving them a [ __ ] email so now I
1062. 2:50:29just signed up for [ __ ] 43 [ __ ] emails Kyle you know you didn't you haven't responded in three things I mean
1063. 2:50:36I know I'm not going to take you personally but uh you know I'm assuming that you don't want to talk so tell me otherwise
1064. 2:50:43so I'm gonna get all those emails now okay I don't like I don't like strong on marketing I hate it it drives me [ __ ] crazy so
1065. 2:50:56um so I I would say like so I see a site like that and I think like well I already know that Jasper exists I
1066. 2:51:03already know copy AI exists both of those I can go play with and understand what they are without having to [ __ ]
1067. 2:51:09you know give my life away and and put in a credit card and they're more established it might be really good but
1068. 2:51:16I don't know but like I don't have no way of finding out and you know and I'm not going to so how do we make money off
1069. 2:51:24all this I don't see it yet that is not the right approach in my opinion it's not about how do you make money with AI
1070. 2:51:37maybe why you can't see it is because you're thinking about how do I make money with AI and you're looking at
1071. 2:51:42these imperfect tools and you're like but they're kind of imperfect and they're kind of not right and um here's my philosophy on this
1072. 2:51:53these are just tools so it would be just as easy Merlin to for for your question to say how do you make money off Photoshop or how do you
1073. 2:52:05make money off Microsoft Word so wait Microsoft Word you can you can type words into this thing like like
1074. 2:52:12back when it came out when there were typewriters right you had to like type type onto paper and if you made a
1075. 2:52:18mistake you had to use white out or if you had a fancy typewriter it would have a white ribbon and you could white out
1076. 2:52:23the things in line right and this this tech software comes out where you can just write into this TV screen
1077. 2:52:32and then change stuff and move stuff and then at some point when you're done then you can print it well how would you make money with that
1078. 2:52:42how would you make money with a with a thing where you don't actually see the words on the paper in front of
1079. 2:52:48you that that's kind of what you're asking right now it's like it's in the same neighborhood so the question isn't how do you make
1080. 2:52:57money with Microsoft Word or how do you make money with AI the question is how do you make money and how do you make
1081. 2:53:01money is you figure out a problem that someone has that you know how to solve and you solve that problem from them for them
1082. 2:53:11in a good enough way that they pay you money oh my God I I hate it when I can't write stuff if only someone could write words
1083. 2:53:23on paper I can do that well I've got Jim that does that on the typewriter well I can do it faster than Jim because I have
1084. 2:53:31this new fancy thing called a word processor and I'm also really good at this and so I'll do it better and faster
1085. 2:53:38and cheaper than Jim does it you want one oh yeah well we'll do let's start with a small project oh you're really good yeah here's money
1086. 2:53:46so you know what I would what I would say to you is like what are you good at what's what's the stuff where you can
1087. 2:53:52solve a problem and then and then what I would say is get start to get literate about these tools start to understand them what
1088. 2:54:01they're good at what they're not good at thank you Michael start to understand what they're good and not good at
1089. 2:54:09and then what you can probably do is you can say hey I could probably like I'm seeing this with some agency friends
1090. 2:54:20I could probably start an agency where I could deliver at or above the quality of work that client is getting now
1091. 2:54:31for half the money and half the time that's a really compelling thing you go to any agency and you can say I know
1092. 2:54:42you're spending 250 000 a year with that agency pay me a hundred grand I'll turn things around in two weeks
1093. 2:54:50instead of a month and I'll guarantee it's the same or better quality okay I worked with you on that campaign back
1094. 2:54:58then that's cool all right yeah let's go client just saved 150 000 dollars if you're good enough at these tools
1095. 2:55:08you could probably deliver at a quarter of this price and a quarter of the speed but you've only promised them half so
1096. 2:55:14you can now confidently hit half the half the money half the time same quality but that's not that doesn't have
1097. 2:55:24anything to do with these that has to do with your solving that specific problem with these so I would flip I would flip
1098. 2:55:34flip the formula flip the classroom you make it fun Kyle low thank you doc thank you Dar from face up Studio
1099. 2:55:45uh I try to make it fun what time is it's late isn't it what are we doing Saturday night what'd you do Saturday
1100. 2:55:51night I hung out with some old guy on Tick Tock it's very it's very odd all right I'm gonna I'm gonna do a few more questions I'm now 55
1101. 2:56:01questions behind I've been doing this way too long tonight uh I played with each of these they are all very biased
1102. 2:56:07towards specific ideology well Merlin so are humans um so if you if you if you ask these things um if you ask these things to be biased
1103. 2:56:19they'll be biased so listen if if you're just looking Merlin for ways not to use these there's all sorts of reasons not to use them yes
1104. 2:56:29they're biased yes they hallucinate no they're not perfect they're janky pieces of [ __ ] and they're as bad as they're ever going to be
1105. 2:56:42so if you just sit on the sidelines and judge them and say they're not perfect this shit's gonna kick your ass
1106. 2:56:53great info taking notes thank you advertising is biased everything's biased here's the thing the myth the
1107. 2:57:00myth of the bias free large language model Here's my thought on this so so what Merlin's saying is okay Not only was this trained on biased
1108. 2:57:10information on the internet which is kind of horseshit because there's yes there's biased information on the
1109. 2:57:16internet but there's bias in both directions so it's trained on both right but but then also the human reinforcement
1110. 2:57:23training that was done at open AI was done by people in San Francisco which is biased right there's there's bias in a
1111. 2:57:29certain way there right so it's really easy to go okay they all fall in this direction if the exact same models were trained in
1112. 2:57:40I don't know Tuscaloosa Alabama for example they might be biased in the other direction right so so someone might look
1113. 2:57:50at the current model and go that feels just right Merlin looks at it and goes that's really [ __ ] up there's gonna be
1114. 2:57:55some other model that Merlin's gonna look at and goes oh that's not biased that's perfect so we're all biased we all have some point
1115. 2:58:03of view right there isn't going to be the perfectly neutral model it's just not possible we're [ __ ] humans we
1116. 2:58:12choose sides we choose teams our politics right now are like a we're like football fans you're in Denver Denver sucks you're in
1117. 2:58:23Philadelphia you're an [ __ ] nothing we can say to each other will ever convince us that our football team isn't
1118. 2:58:30the best and the other guys are [ __ ] right that's what our politics has turned into so what's going to happen in the future
1119. 2:58:38is these things will likely get more transparent with the rules that they live by with the imperatives that they filter through and
1120. 2:58:48then Merlin can choose his model and I can choose mine and felonious can choose his like well there will likely be
1121. 2:58:55different models and they might be very very personalized um but yeah they're biased right now it's just you know this is very new
1122. 2:59:02technology so it's biased it's been trained on you know mostly white guys because mostly white guys were leading
1123. 2:59:12putting [ __ ] on the internet and it's still mostly white guys in Technology and Engineering positions is
1124. 2:59:18it getting better yeah it's getting better but these things have been trained on the past 50 years of data on the public internet
1125. 2:59:25so it's very U.S Centric it's very white guy Centric and it's probably more to the left than the right is everyone aware of that yeah
1126. 2:59:36everyone's [ __ ] talking about it every day all the time is it an easy fix no you know how do you add more [ __ ] how do
1127. 2:59:48you add more data that doesn't exist do you invent it do you synthesize it just so that it's more balanced but then it's
1128. 2:59:54fake and fake on Whose thing and whose point of view should be in there anyway it's a really complicated really deeply
1129. 3:00:01deeply deeply complicated um issue there's ways that we can fine tune it that doesn't change the core model but
1130. 3:00:09it makes it behave better that's something that they're working on right now so you know speaking of weather it's the
1131. 3:00:18fifth it's in the 50s here in Michigan wow it's it was actually nice today it was like in the 80s here in in Denver it's
1132. 3:00:26probably I don't know 60 something right now what do you recommend for SEO I don't know I think SEO I I think SEO
1133. 3:00:34changes radically over the next three years so I don't know um I would go to futurepedia.io so this this little site that I I put up here um
1134. 3:00:46futurepedia.io is a list of like 4 000 AI tools there's probably a bunch of SEO stuff in there I know there's some SEO
1135. 3:00:56things as plugins and chat GPT I don't know that world very well um short term you can certainly get I
1136. 3:01:05mean I mean you can have Chachi BT can write you you know really good SEO optimized content um but it but if you if you're talking
1137. 3:01:17about doing you know super sophisticated automated stuff I don't know those tools but I I'm I know they exist
1138. 3:01:23I just we're we're entering a very weird space where where are we in the middle of a transition we're at the beginning of a
1139. 3:01:35transition where where what a search engine is changes radically like they're they're changing radically um
1140. 3:01:45I think all the rules for SEO are going to change I don't know I don't I it's it's an area of grand ignorance for me and
1141. 3:01:53I don't like that the only thing I know is it's going to be different I just don't know how it's going to be
1142. 3:01:58different I don't I don't know where I would put my energy if I were trying to do SEO right now because it just feels
1143. 3:02:03like at some point that shit's just gonna shut off in a weird way um what's the weather like right now oh that's funny the Irregulars
1144. 3:02:15why not make Soldier crickets having a war against the largemouth bass wait what it's not just gym anymore
1145. 3:02:27oh Jimmy Moore it's not oh I'm just Jimmy Moore that's a fun name I'm just Jimmy Moore why not make Soldier
1146. 3:02:34crickets having a war against the largemouth bass in ponds yeah exactly we're not fighting this [ __ ] the Gap all
1147. 3:02:42right it just jumped me to the bottom it's a sign I gotta go I'm gonna I'm gonna scroll up I'll do a handful of more questions um
1148. 3:02:49what's up good early morning from the Netherlands oh sander I didn't know you're in the Netherlands that's cool um
1149. 3:02:57are you understanding these tools wait are you understanding what these tools are good and what they're not good at Kyle Molly
1150. 3:03:10yeah I mean that's what I'm spending that's probably that question is kind of exactly what I try to do every day with this [ __ ] is
1151. 3:03:21figure out where the boundaries are right what are they good at what are they not good at um like with chat gbt um
1152. 3:03:33for ideation and just general writing gpt4 is [ __ ] amazing plugins seemed really promising but they're so
1153. 3:03:44janky and [ __ ] up and there's not real clear developer activity in them some of them felt spammy like they just became felt
1154. 3:03:53like they were useless code interpreters [ __ ] remarkable but when I actually am trying to use it for work
1155. 3:04:00I'm getting really intermittent results where sometimes it's [ __ ] brilliant and then sometimes I just can't get it
1156. 3:04:06to do what I want and then other times it starts brilliant and when I try to just tweak something it completely falls apart so
1157. 3:04:14so I don't really know how to use that one Claude is really good at long documents and long conversations but it rate limits you to like 25
1158. 3:04:25queries so just about the time you're getting some work done it's like you got three more chats left you got two more
1159. 3:04:31chats left one more okay see you in 24 hours like [ __ ] um Bing is just just this side of useless it's connected to the internet
1160. 3:04:41it can do some good stuff but it's so it's so like safety control so so yeah so like like that's kind of what what
1161. 3:04:48I'm doing is the the reason I put up these these seven you know these three Chachi PT Claude and Bing and then barred perplexity pie and Poe
1162. 3:05:01these are the ones right now for me that I'm just looking at you know which one's getting better which one's getting worse
1163. 3:05:06if if a new player comes into the scene like do they make the list does someone else drop off and and the reason there's so many on
1164. 3:05:14there is like every one of these I can tell you why it's on the list because it does something slightly better than the
1165. 3:05:21other thing so yeah that's kind of what I'm spending most of my time doing um and it's certainly in a science this
1166. 3:05:28is a lot of this is Instinct right now and it's the other thing that I would say Molly is don't get too married to anything like like
1167. 3:05:37barred was not on the list until like a month ago like it was laughably bad it was just like these are the guys that
1168. 3:05:46[ __ ] invented the Transformer that's powering all of this other remarkable [ __ ] are you [ __ ] kidding and then
1169. 3:05:54just in July sometime it got good I like I don't know what they did I don't know if they flipped the switch I
1170. 3:06:02I don't know it just got not horrible and so it made the list and apparently Gemini that they're working on right now
1171. 3:06:10that Larry Page came back to Google and is heading up the Gemini Project from what I understand I have a feeling that
1172. 3:06:19when Gemini comes out they said it's going to come out in the fall that that it could sort of move to the
1173. 3:06:25top of the list and and really be a challenge to chat GPT so I'm I'm trying to do it I'm trying to use these things to do my work I'm trying
1174. 3:06:38like why I'm on these things is just to like the uh this tool that that the ideogram I learned that from someone in the live
1175. 3:06:50last night they're like what do you think of ideogram I'm like I don't [ __ ] know what you're talking about
1176. 3:06:55and I went there and I was like oh [ __ ] someone came out with a model that does text like I learned that here
1177. 3:07:05so I'm just in sponge mode and I guess I'm an aggressive sponge mode I'm I'm in Swiffer mode oh I'm like aggressively going after this
1178. 3:07:21[ __ ] right now because I'm just trying to figure out that the other thing is this stuff is so profound and it's so
1179. 3:07:27broad It's like because it's going to affect everything like no one can understand what this thing's gonna do in
1180. 3:07:34in every corner much less even in a single corner it's so expansive so I'm just trying to understand it is where I
1181. 3:07:41am right now I don't think and you know if I were to give myself how much do I understand this [ __ ]
1182. 3:07:480.0003 maybe it's like so if you're like well I'm at .0001 okay great so we're in the same neighborhood because it's not understandable it's
1183. 3:08:00it's too big it's too profound it's too vast and it's moving it like it's evolving literally while we're speaking [ __ ] is probably being
1184. 3:08:10released that will change the conversation again so yeah it's I don't have a list I'm not you know I'm not writing any of this [ __ ] down
1185. 3:08:20because it's just all going to be Irrelevant in a month um did you already know that or find it I don't know what you're talking about
1186. 3:08:26AI can write command algorithms for free it deed 46 000 likes 47 right now fantastic sorry I have to go all right Sandra
1187. 3:08:37going to the east of the Netherlands nice I don't know what that means Kyle what do you think of AGI um I think
1188. 3:08:48camcatkin I love I love your name cam how's it going Kim catkin nice to meet you Cam cadkin how's it going should be a salesperson I think
1189. 3:09:03um I what do I think about AGI I didn't know the term until a year ago when I heard watched a YouTube video Sam
1190. 3:09:19Altman talk about it and that that's what open AI is all about and then I started using these tools and my experience of these tools was
1191. 3:09:36oh [ __ ] the Turing test is over like this passes the Turing test if you don't know what the Turing test is it's
1192. 3:09:46when a human talks to a computer and can't tell whether it's a computer or not and I started using chat gbt and I'm like oh um like every
1193. 3:09:57chat bot I'd used for the decade leading up to chat GPT was a disappointing travesty of this will at this rate computers will never
1194. 3:10:12pass the Turing test and then Chachi BT came out and I really started playing with it and I'm like oh oh [ __ ] I guess that's over
1195. 3:10:19and then I saw some interviews with people and they're like well but it hasn't really passed the Turing test
1196. 3:10:24because my definition of the Turing test is you've got to be able to interact with the computer for four hours
1197. 3:10:29straight and if you can do that and still not begin and so so then what I like what hit me was oh they're starting to qualify
1198. 3:10:37the Turing test and what what landed for me is like well it's kind of irrelevant like if we're at the point with these
1199. 3:10:45models that we're now arguing over semantics of whether or not the computers are strong enough to not know if it's a human or not
1200. 3:10:54then we're pretty [ __ ] close and then so AGI is the next step above the Turing test right where where computers are now
1201. 3:11:02AGI artificial general intelligence they're smarter than humans they can reason better they're smarter you know
1202. 3:11:08take the smartest human and and the computer is smarter than that these things are already way the [ __ ] smarter than I am right so for me
1203. 3:11:20okay you know my capability is here my intelligence is here this thing's capability is here and it's intelligence is way up
1204. 3:11:33here it's it's wisdom and reasoning is way down here right so I think where these Things Fall Apart is the is the
1205. 3:11:40like the critical thinking I always talk about they're really shitty at that they're like an imbecile that knows [ __ ] everything right
1206. 3:11:49but in terms of capabilities like creating artwork like that writing quickly writing well writing consistently writing like it's it's
1207. 3:12:00already above my capability and it already knows like way more than I will ever know and I ever have any interest
1208. 3:12:06in knowing it's it's like off the screen better at knowing [ __ ] it's way down here in terms of reasoning the AGI stuff
1209. 3:12:15in my opinion is just the reasoning part coming up to here right and that it's coming pretty quick but for me
1210. 3:12:24it feels like a semantic argument like I don't really give all that much of a [ __ ] if it can reason I there's reasons so so when the thing
1211. 3:12:33can reason as good as humans that's when you can literally say this human isn't necessary because this thing can now reason at a human level
1212. 3:12:43and if it gets to the point where it gets above it then you can say okay that knocks out a whole group of humans right
1213. 3:12:49because this is reasoning at a much higher level so but but I kind of feel like it's all just a matter of degrees at
1214. 3:12:57this point these tools are already way smarter than we are they just don't reason as well as we do so I don't know so foreign
1215. 3:13:08yeah I don't know I don't know the glimpses of holy [ __ ] [ __ ] or just start use again if if you're in this channel
1216. 3:13:20tonight and you haven't played with Chachi BT go there right now just go there right now chat.openai.com and
1217. 3:13:31I don't care how cynical you are we've got we we had at least one in here tonight I don't get it it's biased whatever
1218. 3:13:40I will not use it until it's what I want it to be okay even if you're that person go there and start using it and if you don't know how
1219. 3:13:47to use it go to prompts.chat that's what these two things are there for um because you'll see it this is not Google
1220. 3:13:56this is not a Google search this is something very very different and it's this is very much the tip of the iceberg of what's coming
1221. 3:14:04so I mean according to the weatherman he says it would be more Sunny there um two more questions is the rapid
1222. 3:14:14acceleration of open AI scary scary yes Daniel yes sir yes dot Daniel bayonez I like your name um it's terrifying how it's terrifying
1223. 3:14:26how quickly it's coming and it's not just the acceleration of open AI like like this image this was not possible two days ago
1224. 3:14:39I found out about this tool last night on this live I went there today and I was like I had a Kevin McAllister moment it does text now
1225. 3:14:49another threshold cross check that's checked off the list is it perfect no but can I make something that says AI
1226. 3:14:58learning lab that looks like I spent more than three minutes on it yep I can I can do that now you want to Silo with alert AI learning
1227. 3:15:09lab on it yeah we can do that you don't have to be a Route 66 looking thing we can do that gritty New York yeah we can do that so um
1228. 3:15:23is it scary it's exciting what's what's scary to me is the impact on people like people are going to be
1229. 3:15:31[ __ ] up because of this like longer term five years there's gonna be a lot more jobs created because of this stuff so I feel like
1230. 3:15:39long term we're in we're in better shape than we are right now um short term is going to be a I don't it's going to be ugly and that I don't
1231. 3:15:49that doesn't make me happy at all you need to build your 1 billion parameter llm model I do well I'll let
1232. 3:15:56someone else build it I'll just use it fascinating Thelonious uh have you heard of alpha fold in 2022 it determined every
1233. 3:16:04possible protein fold for human DNA 2022 exactly yeah the the the the uh the the founder of that
1234. 3:16:19the founder of deepmind that created Alpha fold so Google's AI group is now called deepmind because they basically
1235. 3:16:28just took it over and said okay this is our AI group now so the guy that found a deep mind he's the one that that started Pi dot AI that
1236. 3:16:37just raised 1.3 billion dollars so that's why that's why I'm looking at Pi even though it looks like a stupid little tool right now
1237. 3:16:45this thing I have a feeling that little toy is gonna get really really really really really powerful I don't know how yet but the guy that
1238. 3:16:59invented the [ __ ] that figured out how to predict all the 400 000 proteins he's making a chat bot chatty GPT is is the Deep Mind dude
1239. 3:17:13so yeah it's wild isn't it I just found it in the text okay I'm so excited about all these possibilities I
1240. 3:17:20know me too it's just [ __ ] nuts all right listen Pie has so many possibilities I am crispy look bloodshot
1241. 3:17:27eyes the hair is falling apart the T-shirt gave up [ __ ] two years ago I haven't drank enough water but I still believe this
1242. 3:17:40good night everybody cam thank you let's see who we got here Donna I see Donna I see cam Stevo see you dude I see Tobias
1243. 3:17:52I see Thelonious cavruno Daniel any any gen xers what was that show that did this I see
1244. 3:18:07Jersey Share Bear thanks Joker um yeah I'm Gen X Boomer here um what was the show anyway like I always like they're gonna call my name
1245. 3:18:19they're gonna call my name they never [ __ ] called Kyle Romper Room right from Romper Room exactly it was like five or six they're
1246. 3:18:26gonna call my name they're gonna call my name never [ __ ] called my name I'm still bitter about it all right
1247. 3:18:31everybody good night thanks a lot I'll see you tomorrow