Jul 9, 2024 - Unlocking Creativity: How AI Transforms Music, Code, and Your Daily Life!

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0:07 [Music]
0:22 [Music]
0:24 Ry my face from my wrinkled cheese
0:31 hoping it was all a
0:35 dream pain in my head and holding my
0:41 heart says it was more than just Jim be
0:47 [Music]
1:00 oh didn't think it was
1:04 true that love can be kind and love can
1:08 be
1:10 crew you walk dead man and you turn with
1:13 a
1:16 cool realized I played myself to
1:21 fool that was a
1:24 moment moment I
1:28 knew I was lost in
1:31 your sky blue
1:34 [Music]
1:38 eyes good evening good
1:42 people of the internet of the Tik
1:47 Tock of The Irregular
1:50 persuasion of the
1:52 [Music]
1:57 normies champy
1:59 [Music]
2:02 [Applause]
2:03 [Music]
2:18 you and I get all
2:21 [Music]
2:22 alone Sunday morning here at
2:27 home Sky's blue and C is it's wrong it's
2:35 true then I open my eyes to dream
2:40 realized in front of
2:41 [Music]
2:44 me and I haven't got a clue what world
2:48 is happening to
2:52 me think I think I'm
2:55 happy like a first day of summer
2:58 vacation happy got to get a little rest
3:01 and
3:02 relaxation
3:04 happy like to choir on Sunday morning
3:07 singing
3:08 [Music]
3:12 true oh s cook that
3:16 way sweet distraction rules my
3:21 day kitchen table just my break from the
3:25 sound of you and I rocking our bodies
3:28 yeah I don't understand why wasn't your
3:32 loving man million years
3:36 ago Fell's going to have to understand
3:40 tip the hats to the man who
3:44 scored think I think I'm
3:47 happy like a p summer vacation happy
3:51 sing along champy get a little rest and
3:54 relaxation
3:56 happy like a choir on Sunday morning
3:59 singing true
4:06 [Music]
4:22 [Music]
4:27 good evening good people happy Tuesday
4:33 Champ's in a good mood tonight
4:36 [Music]
5:18 wonder when things are going to
5:20 [Music]
5:23 change my
5:25 away seems these dreams have turned to a
5:29 bunch t
5:32 GL get my nerve up but my past is
5:37 pulling me
5:39 [Music]
5:41 down wondering how
5:44 long black sheep going stick
5:48 [Music]
5:52 around somebody told me once before he
5:55 said you can never go home
5:59 again won't you
6:01 leave said I think just to Ste me away
6:05 yeah from the truth I am and what I
6:10 believe so I thanked him for his two
6:13 sents with a
6:14 handshake and some
6:16 sympathy
6:18 yeah packed up my blue
6:21 jeans and hit it for that big
6:26 price of my freedom
6:32 byebye Black Sheep to the black sheep of
6:36 the
6:37 [Music]
6:38 family
6:43 bye or I means so very
6:47 [Music]
6:51 much to my friends and my
6:56 champ
6:57 byebye how I going off set my
7:04 soul set it
7:08 free
7:10 three times they were a
7:15 changeing little bit of
7:19 rearrange take a couple
7:26 ches to the
7:30 love my freedom
7:33 [Music]
8:02 all right good people of the earth of
8:05 the universe of the
8:08 cosmos those of you that believe those
8:11 of you that don't believe those of you
8:12 that are Skeptics those of you that are
8:14 weirdos
8:20 [Music]
8:44 w
8:49 [Music]
9:10 I don't mean to cause you any
9:12 [Music]
9:16 sorrow didn't mean to cause you in a
9:20 [Music]
9:22 pain did Champion get voice lessons he
9:24 sounds great tonight he's on he is
9:28 on only time to see you
9:32 [Music]
9:34 laughing only want to see you laughing
9:37 in that purple rain Purple Rain Purple
9:45 Rain Purple Rain Purple
9:49 [Music]
9:51 Rain Purple Rain Purple Rain
9:57 [Music]
10:00 W I only want to see you laughing in
10:04 that purple
10:09 ring what do you think champy no
10:13 [Music]
10:37 in
10:40 [Music]
11:22 all right I think we've worn champy
11:26 out you can make money with chig
11:32 all right so there's some some new stuff
11:35 to talk about
11:36 [Music]
11:39 tonight if you're new here my name is
11:41 Kyle
11:42 Shannon this is not just about mediocre
11:46 singing and then my glorious singing
11:49 sorry about the dog he's not that good
11:51 he's not formally
11:55 trained unlike myself I'm Berkeley
11:58 trained that's guy named Al Berkeley uh
12:02 he uh taught me how to play guitar in
12:04 the seventh grade uh fantastic fantastic
12:07 uh well he was a he was a little a
12:09 little gropey he was a little gropey but
12:11 listen I I have a love for music and and
12:15 other strange things thanks Al Berkeley
12:18 trained Robert Rossy thank you for the
12:20 uh lightning bolts there
12:23 fantastic I appreciate the support and
12:26 generosity if AI only train translated
12:29 what champ was really saying actually
12:30 that would be fascinating wouldn't
12:33 it um I think we're probably not more
12:38 than 5 years out from having a
12:40 commercial product where you put a
12:42 collar around your dog and then you have
12:45 a walkie talkie you know something like
12:49 this it's got a little button on it and
12:52 then you talk into it and it translates
12:55 it into dog and then comes out of your
12:58 dog's collar and goes into his ear holes
13:01 and then he
13:02 goes and then you're like oh he's hungry
13:06 he's got a
13:09 pee so that science fiction movie will
13:13 have P come and
13:14 gone I'm guessing five years for that
13:18 we'll get whales before that three years
13:20 we'll get you know scientists are
13:22 talking to
13:24 whales but dogs dogs come two years
13:26 later
13:29 now listen if you're a whale researcher
13:32 on this channel get on the dogs it's a
13:35 bigger Market I mean who's got access to
13:38 whales just like people with big
13:41 boats who's got access to dogs all of
13:45 everyone all right so we want the
13:48 talking dog
13:50 translator all right oh fantastic you
13:53 bought one a rabbit I did buy a rabbit I
13:55 got in batch one
13:58 [Applause]
13:59 if you have not seen the rabbit here's
14:01 the rabbit does it still got a charge
14:04 no no doesn't hold a charge very long
14:07 but yes this is my rabbit with this
14:09 little scroll wheel quick question AI is
14:12 fast or it's just up us adapting so
14:18 fast um well one thing that I notice on
14:22 this here
14:23 Channel
14:27 oops about about about that
14:33 rabbit oh I see my side quest drive my
14:37 uh Urban desire side quest Drive took a
14:40 dump all
14:42 right is AI fast or are we just adapting
14:45 fast so here's the thing I noticed hang
14:47 on I need air
14:50 um it's warm it's a trle warm in here
14:53 this say trle woman heals at
14:55 me um I have noticed in here
15:01 I'm probably largely inspired by my ADD
15:04 addled brain is that the minute a
15:10 new jaw-dropping mindblowing technology
15:13 comes
15:15 out I normalize it in like three days
15:19 like I have my Kevin McAllister moment
15:21 I'm like oh my
15:24 God and then 3 days later I'm like well
15:26 yeah it does that like when's it going
15:28 to do the next thing so so yes AI is
15:32 fast um yes we are adapting to it
15:38 fast
15:45 um
15:47 and I don't think we've actually
15:51 really seen the the the big stuff
15:55 yet I don't think we've seen the big
15:57 stuff yet the big stuff for me
15:59 is agents and
16:03 reasoning cuz when you stick reasoning
16:05 on top of these core Cape abilities and
16:08 when you
16:09 stick when you create things that have
16:12 the ability to take action on our
16:14 behalf then all of a sudden things start
16:17 to change pretty dramatically we're not
16:20 there yet we're still in the early
16:23 days this is still like if I was to
16:26 metaphorically compare where we are
16:28 right now with a a i to the early days
16:31 of the worldwide web we're probably
16:38 like end of 1995 beginning of
16:43 1996 the real froth of the worldwide web
16:47 didn't happen
16:48 until 97 or
16:51 98 and and that was
16:54 because there was enough infrastructure
16:56 in place people were getting high-speed
16:58 internet
16:59 connections the technology was sort of
17:02 getting
17:03 better
17:06 um so as hyped up as everyone was in
17:10 1995
17:11 1996 it was nothing compared to 1998
17:16 1999 everyone that's claiming right now
17:19 that we're in an AI bubble and and this
17:22 is as frothy as it
17:24 gets this this we haven't even started
17:27 we haven't even we haven't even begun to
17:31 begin I like that phrase we haven't
17:33 begun to
17:35 [Music]
17:36 begin we we ain't got started
17:43 yet and everyone's bitching about open
17:45 AI not shipping stuff including
17:49 me um but in in the anals of History
17:53 it'll be
17:55 like either completely forgotten or
17:57 it'll be like oh yeah they delayed the
17:59 launch of that by 6
18:01 months in the in the long-term view
18:04 these delays are nothing so we're just
18:10 impatient but yes AI is that fast one of
18:13 the things I'm going to show tonight is
18:15 claud's
18:17 um
18:19 artifacts they call it you watch that
18:21 thing write code and run
18:23 code and now you can share those
18:25 artifacts like sharing a
18:27 GPT but you
18:35 could you can just watch this thing
18:37 write and execute code it's
18:40 Bonkers so it's faster and we're faster
18:44 and what's funny is I don't think that I
18:47 don't think what AI does is make humans
18:49 faster I think what AI
18:53 does is AI takes
18:56 over the low-level repetitive
19:01 Soul crushing work
19:03 first and freeze us up to do higher
19:07 level creative thinking and critical
19:11 thinking and it's actually going to
19:12 require that
19:16 so if there's if there's a skill that I
19:19 would say you should be honing right now
19:22 it's critical
19:24 thinking you know why am I doing this
19:27 why am I using this tool what problem am
19:29 I trying to solve is this good is this
19:34 bad is there another way I could do
19:37 this should this be a song instead of a
19:40 website [ __ ] like
19:45 that I think that's going to be the most
19:48 sought-after skill moving forward is
19:52 your ability to
19:55 think
19:56 broadly across disciplines
20:00 to think
20:02 strategically to think
20:07 [Music]
20:14 critically if you don't think you have
20:16 the skills right now to do AI you're
20:25 wrong 2 years ago you were right
20:32 year and a half
20:35 ago year and a half ago you had to be
20:39 pretty
20:41 geeky five years ago you had to be
20:43 really geeky to do anything with
20:46 AI but November 30th
20:49 2022 if you're taking notes by the way
20:52 um we encourage people to take notes
20:55 it's yellow legal
20:56 pads legal pads not the short squatty
21:00 letter sized you want legal sized we
21:04 want an extra sharp number two
21:06 pencil we want you to take the notes
21:10 okay so if you're taking
21:12 notes it's right at the top of your
21:15 yellow legal pad November 30th 2022 and
21:19 put a star by
21:22 that you know how to make a
21:24 star no cuz you just use emojis now
21:29 get [ __ ] with
21:31 it ask chat GPT to teach you how to draw
21:34 a
21:35 star all
21:38 right that's the date that chat GPT
21:41 launched you oh you like chat GPT why is
21:44 everybody talking
21:47 CH cuz chat
21:51 GPT you know how everyone talks about
21:54 the
21:56 web well there was this guy burner
22:00 Lee and he said this internet it's like
22:03 a
22:04 web of computers that are connected in
22:07 this
22:08 web and he came up with the hypertext
22:11 transfer protocol and he invented this
22:12 thing called the worldwide web so he was
22:14 just a
22:15 guy that had an
22:19 idea and that changed
22:25 everything from a technological
22:28 standpoint
22:29 it
22:31 wasn't super
22:33 impressive was like well if we if we
22:36 just put some protocols in place that if
22:38 we
22:38 start this thing with
22:41 https or it wasn't S at the time HTTP
22:44 colon
22:46 slash and then you put an IP address the
22:49 address of a computer in there we can go
22:52 to that computer we
22:54 can read a file on that computer
22:59 then they added in the domain name
23:02 system where now I could say story
23:04 vine.com points to this IP address and
23:08 then when I click on that hyperlink it
23:11 takes me to story vine.com
23:14 I see a website there so it's just the
23:18 ability to click on the
23:22 internet changed
23:25 everything November 30th 2022
23:30 this little seven-year-old startup
23:32 called open AI launches chat GPT and the
23:34 reason everyone's talking about
23:37 it is that they made this thing that
23:40 even they didn't think was all that big
23:42 a
23:43 deal in fact they thought they would
23:45 have been happy if 5,000 people liked
23:49 it they thought they were going to get a
23:51 couple hundred shares 5,000
23:55 likes and within 3 days they had a
23:58 million users
24:00 and within 6 weeks they had a 100
24:02 million
24:09 users so everything that you're playing
24:11 with you know unless you work for a
24:14 research lab and you're an actual
24:16 mathematician but everything you say
24:18 everything you hear people talking
24:21 about why so many people are so excited
24:24 is chat GPT does for AI what the
24:28 worldwide web did for the internet it
24:30 makes it that simple you type [ __ ] in
24:33 the box and you hit the button and it
24:35 goes
24:37 squat moderators please post Kyle please
24:40 talk about clay
24:45 wait November 30th 2022 breathed new
24:48 life into my business from Jim Ross at
24:50 Three Mile Storage
24:54 management Jim was
24:57 there Jim was curious about tech he's
24:59 running his storage management business
25:02 he's [ __ ] around with whatever stable
25:04 diffusion images something like that
25:07 he's just paying
25:08 attention his spidey sense is up he's
25:11 like I got to do something with this
25:12 storage business Co kind of screwed me
25:15 here what am i g to
25:17 do I and I don't know why Jim talks with
25:20 his hand on his forehead like this but
25:22 he does it's very disconcerting every
25:24 meeting I'm in with Jim he's like he's
25:26 he's like this he he matches his hand to
25:29 his mouth like he's working a puppet
25:31 except he does it on his
25:33 forehead it's bizarre but really nice
25:36 guy
25:39 anyway
25:41 Jim noticed that this thing came out
25:43 called chat GPT and he went and he
25:45 played with it and he was like
25:48 huh wonder if that could write me a
25:50 little letter for my business oh yeah it
25:53 can and he just jumped in from day one
25:57 trying to figure out how the hell this
25:58 new Chat gbt thing was going
26:01 to be a tool for him to get better at
26:04 his business and he spent the last 18
26:06 months a lot of the knights in
26:09 here probably has something to do with
26:11 this weird Behavior I don't you know the
26:13 people in here they're
26:16 odd but you should go look up thre Mile
26:18 Storage management look up his videos on
26:21 YouTube every video thumbnail you'll see
26:23 he's got his hand like this on his head
26:25 and then when he talks he does this
26:27 never seen anything like it
26:30 anyway you're welcome for the ad
26:33 Jim
26:38 um but as far as I know Jim does not
26:41 have his PhD in mathematics from
26:43 Stanford or
26:45 MIT he
26:49 may but I'm pretty sure he's just a guy
26:51 trying to run his business and he's been
26:54 using AI actively effectively for 18
26:58 months
27:01 please talk about clay and Creator
27:04 fund get us free credits okay I don't
27:07 know what Clay on the Creator fund
27:10 is hang on should I know did that happen
27:14 today hang on
27:19 Clay create
27:22 cre Ator
27:27 fund clay to tokens and
27:31 poker made watching The Last of
27:38 Us clay raised $62 million at a $500
27:43 million valuation I don't know what Clay
27:47 is Clay
27:52 AI clay AI
28:05 that was June
28:14 27th
28:17 clay.
28:27 AI I don't know I don't know what it is
28:29 Clay
28:31 AI all right so LTX versus gen 3 Alpha
28:35 your
28:36 thoughts um well Detroit
28:39 J they're two very very different
28:43 tools
28:48 um LTX Studio could use Runway gen 3 as
28:53 their video generation model if they
28:55 wanted to up their their game but I
28:57 don't think they want spend that much
29:00 money what's a good site for AI news
29:10 um Matt wolf Matt wolf seems to keep up
29:13 with it pretty
29:14 good there's a bunch of AI newsletters
29:17 out
29:18 there um I used to run one but haven't
29:24 haven't done anything with it in a while
29:27 um
29:34 it's a really personal thing
29:37 like Riley's pretty good but his his
29:42 delivery is very particular like it kind
29:45 of is like nails on a chalkboard for me
29:49 but he's he's got really good
29:52 information um Matt Wolf's another good
29:55 one he's a
29:56 YouTuber um there's a bunch bu of
29:59 ticktockers Rachel woods used to do a
30:01 lot of news but she doesn't do so much
30:03 anymore clay.com
30:06 damn what's that one girl's name uh
30:11 Betty
30:14 clay.com
30:20 scale personalized Outreach with better
30:23 data enrichment
30:29 all right this is lead
30:41 generation oh yeah AI marketing
30:43 Institute that's a good point Vicki um
30:45 the AI marketing institute's really good
30:47 so they've got a weekly podcast called
30:50 the I think it's called the artificial
30:52 intelligence podcast now with Paul rater
30:55 and Mike
30:56 kaput um they're really good what's
30:59 what's nice about the the marketing AI
31:02 Institute actually that's a that's a
31:04 really good one I I would sort of put
31:05 them at the top of the list if you want
31:07 to get news because
31:10 they they were the first ones they
31:12 they've been they've been
31:16 covering why is mighty networks crashing
31:18 on my iPad what the hell's going
31:23 on huh that's weird
31:40 all right I got to restart my I got to
31:43 restart my iPad
31:55 people I'll be right with you home place
31:59 Mighty networks has been janky for over
32:01 a week Kyle has it that's weird it's it
32:06 it done it's done weirding me
32:10 out I've never seen it just quit like in
32:12 the middle of just it was just sitting
32:14 there doing nothing and
32:20 then all right that's
32:22 restarting all right I need to make a
32:25 digital twin in the next several weeks
32:28 Kyle
32:29 are you going to show us
32:31 how
32:33 again um yeah I can I can walk through
32:37 how to make a digital
32:39 twin
32:43 um digital twin like what do you need to
32:46 what do you need to make it for I cuz
32:49 there's lots of different ways to think
32:51 about what a digital twin
32:54 is cuz it can be everything from a
32:57 simulation to
33:00 to like a toy to a business
33:04 thing so like you you need to understand
33:07 what you're trying to create I mean the
33:09 simplest way to make a digital
33:14 twin is go into your custom instructions
33:17 in chat GPT and tell it who you
33:22 are you
33:24 know
33:26 I'm you know
33:29 this kind of person with these kind of
33:30 skills I care about these
33:36 things and then if you want it to
33:38 respond in a particular way put that in
33:40 the custom
33:44 instructions you know I like being super
33:47 optimistic I like being super
33:49 pessimistic I like short answers I like
33:51 long answers
33:54 um so you can just personalize your chat
33:57 GPT
33:58 and in in some sense that's a digital
34:01 twin the digital twins I've created
34:04 recently rely on an
34:07 interview
34:10 um that we created structured interviews
34:13 for couple of projects that I was
34:15 working on and we had everyone that we
34:17 wanted a digital twin from to do the
34:19 interview like recorded in
34:22 video and then we take the transcript of
34:24 that video and that becomes the training
34:27 data for a
34:30 GPT I wanted to reply to all my emails
34:33 while I'm busy facilitating education
34:35 with the students I wouldn't call that a
34:36 digital twin I would call that an email
34:39 composition
34:41 bot um so what I would do there if I
34:45 were you Mr studio
34:48 dhu
34:49 is I would
34:54 save go find 10 of your favorite emails
34:59 and put him in a here here we can we can
35:01 do this let's
35:04 see a digital assistant an agent yeah
35:07 exactly it's not a digital twin you
35:09 always deliver so much value thank you
35:11 thank you opportunity Sage I appreciate
35:14 that I try I try in between being a
35:18 smartass I try but Jim Ross really does
35:21 talk with his hand on his forehead
35:23 that's not that's not a
35:26 joke I think he's got a
35:30 because it's not always up there if it
35:32 were always up there you'd be like oh
35:33 something's up but like you start out
35:35 and he's normal and then when he talks
35:37 he puts his hand up there like it's a
35:39 puppet I think it's got something to do
35:41 I think it's like a storage management
35:44 um like a secret code I didn't go to
35:46 storage school so it might be something
35:49 it might be a way that that they
35:51 communicate in the storage business is
35:53 is a
35:55 possibility but everything else I do is
35:57 smartass but not that that wasn't a joke
35:59 smartass totally going to do hand on my
36:02 head my next office
36:09 bro okay let's let's see if we can get
36:15 uh the good doctor to to do an email bot
36:19 here so let me let me think about how I
36:21 would do this
36:28 so first thing I would
36:30 do I would go to your I would go to your
36:33 emails and find a good email or
36:38 10 but here here's what we're going to
36:40 do we're going to use we're going to
36:41 cheat
36:58 I want you to
37:02 create a Json
37:06 file
37:10 of business
37:13 emails that are written in a friendly
37:16 informal
37:17 tone that use subtle business
37:21 appropriate humor whenever possible
37:46 there should
37:47 be five short emails and five longer
37:52 emails and the topics should include
37:58 positive engagements as well
38:01 as business challenges
38:07 period include 15 email examples in the
38:12 Json file and include appropriate
38:25 metadata okay so what I'm doing right
38:27 now you don't really need to pay
38:28 attention
38:28 [Laughter]
38:36 to but what I'm what I'm doing is I'm
38:40 having chat
38:43 gbt generate sample
38:49 emails so what you should do good doctor
38:53 is you should go through your emails and
38:56 capture do you you think AI will be able
38:59 to do predicting how my day will be so
39:03 it will it will
39:05 suggest to stay
39:09 home you you want to create the
39:12 agoraphobia chat GPT you can create you
39:15 can create an agoraphobic
39:18 GPT
39:19 um that's funny I I don't know if you're
39:23 joking or not
39:26 um I don't I don't know that you know
39:28 chat GPT is going to be good at
39:30 predicting [ __ ] but it it's good at
39:33 analyzing um
39:37 things you know based on on what you
39:42 uh what information it has about you so
39:46 it can do some pretty good pattern
39:48 recognition but I wouldn't rely on it to
39:52 determine whether I go out of the house
39:53 or not okay so we've got
40:00 continue generating oh okay it it
40:02 crapped out so we're going to continue
40:17 generating okay Json file contains all
40:21 your crap I'm going to copy the code I'm
40:23 going to go over to a little text
40:26 editor I'm going to paste it all in
40:29 there let's go read a couple of
40:33 these subject Thanks A
40:36 Latte I just wanted to drop you a quick
40:39 note to say thanks your help with the
40:41 project was like caffeine and my coffee
40:44 absolutely essential so it's got some
40:46 short
40:48 ones oh this is
40:53 good it's got short ones long ones the
40:55 short ones there's a thank you a meeting
40:59 reminder project update a welcome
41:03 welcome to the
41:04 team a scheduling a call Pro proposal
41:07 feedback see this is this is one of the
41:10 reasons that I I like using chat GPT
41:14 instead of my brain is
41:16 that your
41:19 brain like my brain could absolutely
41:22 come up with some email categories but
41:25 it would take me like a [ __ ] hour
41:28 and I would just never do it uh please
41:30 explain Json perhaps absolutely so let's
41:34 zoom in
41:36 here Json stands
41:39 for JavaScript something hang
41:44 on let's see um what does JS n stand for
41:59 JavaScript object
42:02 notation JS JavaScript object notation
42:06 it's a lightweight data interchange
42:09 format that's easy for humans to read
42:11 and write I would argue with the easy to
42:14 read and write but but basically what it
42:17 does you have sort of an open curly
42:19 bracket and then a closed curly bracket
42:21 so that becomes one record in your
42:25 database and then
42:29 the open curly bracket is for emails
42:32 right and so
42:34 inside the emails bracket is all the
42:38 emails and then you have an open bracket
42:40 for email one and a closed bracket for
42:42 email
42:43 one and then within that there
42:47 are um in quote marks these are Fields
42:50 so this is ID number one the type of
42:53 email is short can you read that I bet
42:57 you can't
42:58 hang
43:00 on see so you have the Open Bracket so
43:03 id1 type is short topic is thank you
43:07 subject Thanks A Latte and then the body
43:12 right four months ago I didn't think I
43:16 had the skills and now I'm writing a
43:17 book with AI exactly so now we're going
43:20 to have you write actually so what we'll
43:22 do here is I'm just going to go ahead
43:24 we're going to create a custom GPT that
43:27 writes friendly
43:29 emails so the first thing I did is and
43:32 and by the way like all of this like it
43:36 says tone friendly humorous length short
43:40 engagement positive so all of this
43:42 organization all these fields chat GPT
43:44 came up with this like all I wanted it
43:47 to do was write like subject and
43:50 body but then I said I wanted some short
43:52 things I wanted some long things and I
43:54 said write it in Json right write it in
43:57 this structured way the reason to write
44:00 it in this structured way is that chat
44:01 GPT is really good at reading structured
44:04 data so chat GPT can read all this [ __ ]
44:06 and understand it so what I'm going to
44:09 do is I'm going to export this well I
44:11 guess I'll export it as a
44:13 PDF we're going to call this
44:16 um well friendly emails
44:20 friendly
44:23 emails I'm going to save that to my
44:25 desktop now file management
44:29 tip whenever you're saving any files
44:32 save them on your desktop with an
44:36 ambiguous name that's not related to any
44:39 project so that you can never find them
44:41 in the future you're welcome
44:46 okay uh uh uh uh now we're in chat
44:51 JP so here we are so what do you think
44:54 about lattice launching AI agents as AI
44:57 employees I just heard that uh on a Tik
45:01 Tok video right when I was driving home
45:03 from the AI Salon event tonight
45:07 um so I don't know enough details about
45:09 it to have an opinion on
45:12 it there's a big part of me that thinks
45:15 that it's a PR play because I don't
45:19 think there's to my
45:22 knowledge there's not sort of
45:24 commercially
45:26 available auton agents that are good
45:29 enough to be an actual employee so so my
45:34 my immediate response my immediate
45:36 cynical I've been on this planet for 59
45:39 years response is yeah they're trying to
45:41 get some press so that's that's it but I
45:44 don't I I I I don't I haven't done any
45:47 research on it so I will definitely look
45:49 it up when you choose when you use chat
45:52 GPT long enough you realize that it's
45:54 just a helper yes exactly it's not gen
45:58 general intelligence by any means no but
46:00 it is it is a it's a it is definitely a
46:04 task augmentor and a and a kind of brain
46:06 augmentor okay so here's what we're
46:08 going to do I'm going to go to explore
46:11 gpts in the upper right hand corner I'm
46:13 going to say create we're going to
46:14 create a GPT
46:17 here
46:19 okay now there's two so if you've never
46:22 created a GPT F play along play along
46:25 people you have the chat
46:28 GPT do you have the chat GPT you've got
46:30 to be a subscriber to be able to make
46:32 gpts if you're not a how do you export
46:37 in chat GPT
46:40 um how do you export well like when it
46:43 created all of
46:46 those when that when it created the Json
46:49 stuff hang on when it created all of
46:53 this stuff at the top of this window
46:57 there's a copy code
46:59 button so you can either just highlight
47:02 it and copy it or you can say copy
47:07 here so I usually just copy and paste
47:10 out of it I don't I don't generally
47:12 export out of
47:14 it um okay let's go back so now we're
47:18 going to make a GPT so if you haven't
47:20 paid for chat GPT you should but if you
47:22 have paid for chat gbt build along
47:27 so we now
47:29 have this file with all these example
47:32 emails in
47:34 it um do you have to use Json you don't
47:37 but you'll see I'm going to be able to
47:38 do some cool [ __ ] because we did um what
47:43 you're looking at here on the left hand
47:44 side this is where we build a GPT this
47:46 is where we play with the GPT that got
47:48 built and on this side over here we can
47:51 either fill it out
47:54 manually which you know that's
47:58 what neurotypical people do but I'm
48:01 neuros spicy I need immediate
48:03 gratification so I'm going to go over
48:05 here to the create Tab and I'm just
48:07 going to have chat GPT build this
48:09 [ __ ] thing for me so the first thing
48:11 I'm going to do is I'm going to
48:12 upload those example emails the friendly
48:15 emails and then I'm going to say to chat
48:19 GPT I want you to create a
48:24 GPT that
48:27 writes
48:29 emails based
48:32 on the examples here
48:36 period I also want you to create
48:38 conversation starter questions that make
48:41 it easy for someone to
48:49 start they should be able to choose
48:51 whether they want to
48:54 create a short or long email and whether
48:58 the email
49:01 is friendly or
49:06 direct and then have the GPT give them
49:09 some options of the kind of emails they
49:12 might want to write
49:14 period all right so I just talked words
49:17 into it so if you haven't played with
49:20 chat GPT before one of the things that
49:23 you'll notice with it is I'm creating a
49:25 fairly sophisticated technical
49:27 application
49:29 here um but I don't need to know any
49:32 sophisticated the fact that I knew
49:34 Json might seem sophisticated it's
49:37 pretty it's pretty simple but like I
49:39 didn't even need to do that that could
49:41 just be a text file with emails in it
49:43 with no labels you can just take your
49:46 favorite emails dump them into a text
49:48 file and upload that to this so so you
49:50 can just talk words into this [ __ ] and
49:52 it'll figure some stuff out so it says
49:54 let's come up with a name for this GPT
49:56 how does email mro sound for you I'm
49:58 going to go sounds great Bob let's tell
50:01 him what he's
50:15 won now let's generate a picture for the
50:20 profile seems to be an issue with
50:22 generating images that's a drag but
50:24 anyway
50:28 okay help me write a short friendly
50:31 email show me options for a long direct
50:33 email so if I click on
50:35 that here are some
50:41 options so it's it's written them
50:46 in it's it's showing CSS code which is
50:52 weird so I'm going to go
50:57 your
50:59 responses should only ever be in plain
51:02 text and not in code unless explicitly
51:06 asked for
51:12 [Music]
51:14 period so it says updating the
51:22 GPT what specific guidance or preference
51:25 do you have for the style of the email
51:27 I'm going to say use
51:32 markdown use markdown rendered in the
51:35 browser to make the
51:36 emails easier to
51:39 read so that's a little power tip
51:42 markdown is uh it's like HTML it's sort
51:46 of a shitty HTML that just formats text
51:49 in the
51:50 browser how do you want me to interact
51:53 with users should it be formal casual
51:57 it should be
52:00 casual and yes make it
52:04 interactive okay so we're going to be
52:06 done talking to it out here
52:08 now I've probably screwed some things up
52:16 already feel free to test it okay so
52:19 it's available over there to test so I'm
52:21 going to come in here so now remember
52:22 when I went to configure before and all
52:24 this was empty now it's all written now
52:26 it's all filled out for me there's our
52:28 friendly emails PDF
52:31 example I'm going to leave image
52:34 generation turn on I'm going to leave
52:35 web browsing turned on I'll show you why
52:37 in a
52:38 second um let's go over here and try
52:41 this again so we'll go show me my
52:45 options for a long direct
52:51 email okay I don't like what that's
52:53 doing so I'm going to go over here I'm
52:55 going to say
52:58 um if someone asks for
53:02 options if someone asks for options for
53:05 the
53:06 email use your Json
53:25 data to present the
53:28 options but do not write the email right
53:32 away let the user choose from the
53:36 options and then ask for the subject of
53:39 their
53:41 email and then write the email based on
53:44 what they
53:45 chose
53:48 period
53:53 okay so hopefully what this does so what
53:55 it was doing before is when I I said
53:57 show me options for a long direct
54:01 email it was writing the emails now it
54:04 should just give me a little list of
54:05 choices here are some options proposal
54:07 and it's not
54:10 working all right let's
54:13 see
54:17 um do not write in
54:22 code other than using
54:30 markdown to make the
54:34 emails
54:36 easy to
54:41 read all right let's see if we can get
54:44 it to to behave a little bit here help
54:47 me write a short friendly email let's do
54:49 that one let's see help me write a short
54:51 friendly
54:53 email great here are some options it's
54:56 still doing the
55:07 can you help me prevent this can you
55:10 help me prevent this GPT from writing in
55:12 code
55:42 still doing it code I don't know
55:51 whatever do not write in C SS code
55:59 exclamation
56:00 [Laughter]
56:06 point look at configured to see what
56:09 code is in there nah I just don't want
56:12 it to write code I don't I don't give a
56:15 [ __ ] about it writing code I don't want
56:18 I don't want it to write
56:20 code it's still doing it I don't know
56:23 whatever I'd have you'd have to go and
56:24 fix this anyway so let's see let let me
56:27 so I'm going to say create this I'm
56:29 going to say anyone with the link can
56:31 see it I could also save this to the
56:33 chat GPD store I'm going to save
56:44 it and say view GPT so I'm going to
56:47 say write a
56:53 long email
57:01 firing my
57:04 client because they
57:08 didn't do their
57:12 work sure let's get started on drafting
57:14 it termination of services due to lack
57:16 of progress hi client's name I hope this
57:19 finds you well I wanted to reach out and
57:22 discuss an important matter with you
57:23 over the past amount of time we faced
57:26 significant challenges our collaboration
57:28 requires Mutual commitment to timely and
57:31 efficient work unfortunately has not
57:32 been met effective some date we will be
57:36 terminating our contract this decision
57:38 was not made
57:41 lightly
57:45 great now
57:47 write a short
57:51 email um
57:55 welcoming
57:58 Jenny our
58:01 new designer to the
58:07 team Jenny welcome aboard we're thrilled
58:09 to have you join us as our new designer
58:11 your creativity and skills are going to
58:13 be a fantastic addition to the team
58:15 looking forward to working with you and
58:16 creating amazing things together
58:20 best all
58:23 right yeah read analyze and reply
58:25 accordingly so anyway yeah just give it
58:28 your um examples as part of that
58:32 training data you don't have to do the I
58:33 think because I did it as code that's
58:35 probably why I'm getting Cody responses
58:38 so just this shit's smart just dump a
58:41 pile of emails in there that you like
58:43 and say I've included a bunch of emails
58:45 in there that I like just use those for
58:47 tone and you know and then give it give
58:50 it a few little instructions and then
58:52 you're off to the
58:54 races and quite frankly like you can
58:56 make these gpts for anything you could
58:58 make one that's a headline writer you
59:00 could make one that's an email writer
59:01 you could make one that you know writes
59:04 class plans daily class plans daily
59:08 detention activities for shitty
59:12 [Laughter]
59:16 students ah hopefully that was helpful
59:19 did was that any good cuz I know I kind
59:21 of [ __ ] it up there and I made it I
59:23 made it overly complicated that could be
59:25 much simpler than what I did but
59:29 whatever I got a little too geeky if you
59:32 know what I
59:32 [Laughter]
59:34 mean yeah you know fantastic Bob yeah
59:39 yeah so what I was doing there was I was
59:41 trying to get in there under the hood
59:42 show you a little bit under the hood
59:43 about some little fancy action you could
59:45 do but then I forgot like I got to start
59:47 with like here's the latch for the hood
59:50 you know what I mean I'm in there with
59:52 like silicone coated wires and all sorts
59:54 of crazy crap like that you don't need
59:56 all that fancy horse [ __ ] just make
59:59 yourself a GPT and go here's some emails
1:00:02 write them like that you big dumb
1:00:05 Dum all
1:00:07 right
1:00:10 Kyle can I have it right email response
1:00:13 but leave it in draft mode for review
1:00:15 before sending
1:00:18 well it's only writing the text here
1:00:21 Chachi PT actually can't send an email
1:00:23 that's see now you're getting into
1:00:27 you're instinctively going Amelio's wife
1:00:30 to where these things are going to be
1:00:32 headed which is that's an autonomous
1:00:35 agent at some point when Apple launches
1:00:37 their
1:00:39 AI or when chat GPT comes out with
1:00:41 agents you'll be able to connect your
1:00:43 email accounts and you will be able to
1:00:45 have it send the
1:00:47 email
1:00:51 um you could dial in this prompt and
1:00:54 then use something like zappier
1:00:57 to you you create like a a Google form
1:01:01 that says I want you to write an email
1:01:03 for you know this person on this
1:01:07 subject zapier will use open AI to write
1:01:10 the email using your
1:01:12 examples and then can post that as a
1:01:15 draft to your Gmail account so yes you
1:01:18 could you could make that
1:01:24 automation you you could make that
1:01:26 automation um but this is just writing
1:01:29 the text that you would copy and paste
1:01:30 into a draft
1:01:33 anyway I want a autonomous agents at
1:01:36 some point yeah I know me too like
1:01:39 autonomous agents that's going to be a
1:01:41 big deal that is what Apple intelligence
1:01:44 promises to do with our emails yep
1:01:46 exactly Hello Kitty yeah exactly
1:01:49 that's Apple's announcement was a bigger
1:01:52 deal than I think a lot of people gave
1:01:53 it credit for because a lot of it was
1:01:55 subtle um but they did it in a very
1:01:58 Apple Way like their shit's going to be
1:02:00 good and it's going to be
1:02:03 useful hang on I dropped my cards I
1:02:05 dropped my cards people hang
1:02:08 on hold
1:02:14 [Music]
1:02:17 please do you all watch all the Olympic
1:02:19 trials did you see that Katie Lei on in
1:02:22 the 5,000 m thing where she was like
1:02:27 she's got 19 of the top 20 times in the
1:02:30 world and she finished the race like a
1:02:33 minute before anyone else she was she
1:02:35 was like picking her nose blow drying
1:02:38 her hair and they're still [ __ ] the
1:02:41 second place swimmers like oh my
1:02:44 God she's like having a BLT by the pool
1:02:48 in a in a
1:02:51 sundress and this the second place
1:02:53 finishers are like this
1:02:56 this isn't
1:03:00 fair do you go live live every night at
1:03:04 8:00 pm I do go live every night at 800
1:03:08 PM because I'm not really live I'm chat
1:03:13 gp5 you can make
1:03:16 money uh yeah usually every night at
1:03:18 8:00 pm mountain time is when I go I I
1:03:21 went at 9: tonight because I had an
1:03:25 event okay Lei hold my beer exactly
1:03:28 she's smoking a cigarette she's like by
1:03:31 the poolside smoking a cigarette
1:03:33 cracking a beer talking about how she
1:03:34 was abducted by aliens and they're like
1:03:38 did did you start the race she's like oh
1:03:40 yeah I finished a few minutes ago we're
1:03:42 still swimming yeah I know it's you're
1:03:44 doing
1:03:46 [Laughter]
1:03:54 great and trials were pretty cool this
1:03:57 year Kyle version
1:04:01 5.9 I'm still in I'm still in
1:04:05 Alpha I'm in Alpha
1:04:07 Testing I I am not I am not Ive there's
1:04:11 been no red team testing on
1:04:14 me where is she from Katie Lei I think
1:04:17 she's from somewhere in the midwest um
1:04:21 where is I mean
1:04:23 us where
1:04:26 is Katie
1:04:29 Lei
1:04:38 from from Washington DC Bethesda
1:04:45 Maryland yeah so 19 of the top fastest
1:04:50 times in history are from her
1:04:58 did you see that NBC cloned Al Michaels
1:05:01 no I didn't that's kind of
1:05:05 cool did they make a big deal about that
1:05:09 NBC Al
1:05:12 Michaels
1:05:23 clone NBC's use of AI to clone Al
1:05:26 Michael's voice for the Olympic Recaps
1:05:28 raises ethical concerns does
1:05:31 it if they have permission from his
1:05:33 estate
1:05:35 [Music]
1:05:49 why's most thrilling Olympic
1:05:54 moments since you're a oneing fan let's
1:05:57 head right to the pool Team USA Security
1:05:59 stunning victory in the men's 4x100 met
1:06:02 medley relay smashing the world record
1:06:05 over at the diving venue Christa Palmer
1:06:07 showcased resilience and skill
1:06:09 overcoming past knee surgeries to
1:06:10 qualify from the women's get used to
1:06:13 this people have you seen the 11 Labs
1:06:16 reader that does Lawrence Olivier
1:06:19 now and and uh what's her
1:06:24 name um
1:06:28 Judy
1:06:29 Garland all right so I've got so if oh
1:06:33 sorry hang on he agreed to do it for
1:06:36 people to give them an overview for of
1:06:38 any part of the Olympics I [ __ ] love
1:06:41 it why
1:06:42 not did you see
1:06:48 ldgs newest short video oh Lord digital
1:06:51 Gods I did see it it was really
1:06:54 funny I love the 11 lab reader I do too
1:06:57 so check out 11 Labs reader so this is
1:07:00 11 Labs reader so if you go to the iOS
1:07:04 Store App
1:07:06 Store um you download it and then you
1:07:10 can you can upload any text file or you
1:07:13 can put in a hyperlink of a website so
1:07:16 like I put in
1:07:18 um Ethan MX blog posts because they're
1:07:21 really long and they're usually good but
1:07:23 they're long and with ADD
1:07:26 me and long articles we do not get
1:07:29 along but I can have this thing read it
1:07:33 so I can have it read it in my voice I
1:07:35 can have it read it in other people's
1:07:37 voices so I'm going to I'm going to pull
1:07:39 up a really this is a classic
1:07:41 text this is of a
1:07:46 um this is
1:07:48 a
1:07:51 publication um already a classic called
1:07:55 EMB race the
1:07:57 Jank written by one Kyle
1:08:00 Shannon who's not your typical Tech
1:08:04 Guru Kyle Shannon is not your typical
1:08:06 Tech Guru as the co-founder and CEO of
1:08:09 Story vine he's been at the Forefront of
1:08:11 digital Innovation for years but it's
1:08:13 his role as so that's Judy Garland
1:08:15 reading reading my book I can also pick
1:08:18 my own voice here's me reading my
1:08:22 book as the Creator and host of the AI
1:08:25 learning lab that's really turning
1:08:28 heads with a unique blend of irreverent
1:08:31 humor Cutting Edge insights and a let's
1:08:34 figure this [ __ ] out together and that
1:08:36 feels a little slow so I can speed it up
1:08:40 to let's go to 1.2 why is it not letting
1:08:43 me change the
1:08:47 speed Kyle is fostering a community of
1:08:50 forward thinkers who aren't just talking
1:08:51 about the future they're actively
1:08:53 shaping it the salon's journey to AI
1:08:55 literacy at in the Mantra play first
1:08:58 mindfully create and generously
1:09:04 lead what's going
1:09:06 on did I hit a
1:09:11 button all right let's
1:09:14 have sir Lawrence
1:09:17 Olivier read my book
1:09:27 all right future AI Wizards strap in
1:09:29 you're about to embark on a wild Journey
1:09:31 towards AI literacy and this book is
1:09:32 your irreverent guide forget the stuffy
1:09:34 Tech manuals we're diving into the
1:09:36 trenches of the AI learning lab where we
1:09:38 don't just theorize about AI we wrestle
1:09:39 with it daily this isn't about becoming
1:09:41 some AI Guru overnight it's about
1:09:43 embracing the messy exciting sometimes
1:09:45 ridiculous world of artificial
1:09:46 intelligence we're going to walk you
1:09:48 through the three stages of AI bad play
1:09:51 first where you'll make mistak so
1:09:56 get used
1:10:00 to familiar voices reading things
1:10:06 that you never could I could have never
1:10:08 gotten Lawrence Olivier to read my book
1:10:10 He's
1:10:14 dead but I couldn't have
1:10:16 gotten John Stewart to read it either
1:10:19 but at some point if he puts his voice
1:10:21 out there I'll be able to do that we'll
1:10:24 be able to hear
1:10:26 Al
1:10:28 Michaels a familiar voice for the
1:10:30 Olympics for all the Olympics moving
1:10:33 forward if we so choose to do that get
1:10:35 used to that what app is this so the app
1:10:38 that I was just showing is from 11 Labs
1:10:40 which does voice synthesis stuff you can
1:10:43 make clones of your own voice there if
1:10:45 you
1:10:46 do what what they have they have this
1:10:48 new app out called reader r r e a d r
1:10:52 like reader
1:10:54 reading um and it take any website any
1:10:57 text file any PDF and basically turn it
1:11:00 into a
1:11:02 podcast or an audio book however you
1:11:04 want to think about it you can have it
1:11:08 be your voice you can have it be one of
1:11:10 their voices they they've got four
1:11:13 fancy um Hollywood voices they've got
1:11:16 James Dean sir Lawrence Olivier Judy
1:11:19 Garland
1:11:21 and um who the [ __ ] was the fourth one
1:11:27 James Dean Lawrence Olivia Judy Garland
1:11:29 oh Bert
1:11:32 Reynolds cool
1:11:35 right I personally Find Claude to have
1:11:37 too many guard rails but I use it to
1:11:40 question all
1:11:43 all come
1:11:45 on all
1:11:47 contracts yeah clut claude's really good
1:11:50 at analyzing text oh that's a new thing
1:11:52 let me show you a new thing with Claude
1:11:54 that I that I have haven't I haven't
1:11:56 played with this so you're going to be
1:11:59 watching this in real
1:12:01 time as it's uh
1:12:04 Bert you're going to be watching me play
1:12:06 in real time I haven't text so we're
1:12:08 going to go to
1:12:10 Claude start new
1:12:13 chat
1:12:17 okay so if you're new to
1:12:22 Claude if you have a paid subscription
1:12:25 to it which it's not a bad idea to
1:12:29 do and you click on your name in the
1:12:31 lower leftand corner it'll you know
1:12:33 brings up your settings and all that
1:12:35 underneath settings is this thing called
1:12:37 feature preview click on that and
1:12:40 there's this new thing called
1:12:43 artifacts turn it
1:12:45 on there's no reason not to turn it on I
1:12:48 don't know why they don't default it to
1:12:49 turning on CU it's
1:12:53 janky I guess as they're thinking but
1:12:55 turn that [ __ ]
1:12:57 on and then watch what Claude can do
1:13:00 with coding so I'm going to say um let's
1:13:10 see I want you to create a clone of the
1:13:13 classic video game
1:13:16 asteroids that
1:13:17 includes a nicely drawn ship in the
1:13:21 shape of a
1:13:22 triangle that shoots Flames out the back
1:13:27 and Jagged
1:13:29 rocks that explode into smaller rocks
1:13:32 when they were hit period also includes
1:13:35 some sound effect effects
1:13:39 for thrust
1:13:43 fire
1:13:44 explosion and the ship being destroyed
1:13:48 period make sure you include some
1:13:51 scoring elements too period take me back
1:13:55 to the
1:13:57 70s like the good gen xer I am
1:14:02 [Laughter]
1:14:05 period now watch what it'll
1:14:08 do generating so it splits off this
1:14:11 separate window and it's writing all
1:14:14 this
1:14:16 code and it
1:14:24 should just spin up a playable version
1:14:27 of
1:14:28 asteroids cuz I asked for
1:14:32 it if you've never seen a large language
1:14:35 model write code before this should be
1:14:39 mindblowing okay the the sound [ __ ] it
1:14:42 up okay
1:14:44 so it looks
1:14:52 like it looks like
1:14:58 your code used an unsupported library
1:15:01 for the sound
1:15:03 elements why don't you write a version
1:15:05 without sound for now and then we can
1:15:07 add it later
1:15:12 period you're absolutely right I
1:15:14 apologize for that thank you for
1:15:16 catching that we're going to create one
1:15:18 without sound effects for now okay
1:15:39 sh Kyle watch the Youtube video Claud
1:15:42 system prompt oh wow cool look uh let's
1:15:45 see let me click in the window
1:15:50 here how do I start
1:15:57 how do I thrust
1:16:01 wait
1:16:03 okay so it's
1:16:05 broken so I can go back over here and I
1:16:07 can
1:16:09 go the game over text remains on screen
1:16:13 even when I'm playing period the bullet
1:16:15 shoots out of the side of the ship and
1:16:18 should shoot out of the front pointy
1:16:23 part the asteroid roids should not be
1:16:26 symmetrical
1:16:28 period make this 100
1:16:33 times closer to the original
1:16:43 game so it's going to rewrite
1:16:47 it and this is cool like if you've never
1:16:50 done programming before Collision
1:16:52 detection if you've never done
1:16:54 programming before you can kind of watch
1:16:56 what this is doing like it's
1:16:58 constructing FPS frames per second 60
1:17:01 ship size 30 turn speed 360 ship thrust
1:17:06 five right it's setting all these
1:17:09 parameters and then it's writing all
1:17:11 this code to do all the math to make all
1:17:14 this [ __ ]
1:17:16 work just
1:17:21 amazing just amazing
1:17:26 with Amazing
1:17:28 Grace how we Des
1:17:35 sound
1:17:37 uh got an
1:17:39 error period unexpected
1:17:42 token expected semicolon at
1:17:50 326 I apologize for the error it seems
1:17:53 the code was cut off unexpectedly
1:17:56 huh
1:18:05 interesting but anyway once we get this
1:18:08 slightly running I'm going to show you
1:18:10 the cool new thing that they added today
1:18:30 maybe you should have only asked to make
1:18:31 it 10 times
1:18:33 [Laughter]
1:18:38 better I has to tell it what to be
1:18:42 interactive
1:18:47 for same
1:18:53 error please do
1:18:59 better I
1:19:01 apologize you're right I should do
1:19:04 better let me provide complete working
1:19:07 version of the code I have a feeling
1:19:08 this is too much code and it's it's it's
1:19:10 just crapping out because of some
1:19:14 limitations
1:19:37 oh is it working I think it might be
1:19:52 working all right this sucks but
1:19:55 [Laughter]
1:20:03 ah I'm going to start
1:20:08 over make a simple clone of the
1:20:12 asteroids video
1:20:16 game with Jagged
1:20:22 asteroids and a Sleek looking [ __ ]
1:20:32 [Music]
1:20:40 it's doing it in HTML 5 this time I
1:20:42 don't know what it was doing
1:20:43 before tell it to use the least amount
1:20:46 of code possible yeah that's not a bad
1:20:49 idea oh this looks better except there's
1:20:53 no Collision detection
1:20:59 and there's no
1:21:02 okay so I'll just
1:21:06 go the asteroids are too the asteroids
1:21:09 are too fast and have double walls
1:21:14 period the fire button doesn't work and
1:21:19 it doesn't appear that there's any
1:21:20 Collision detection period please fix
1:21:27 [Music]
1:21:31 adding a firing
1:21:34 mechanism implementing Collision
1:21:38 detection
1:21:42 sh so the thing to pay attention to this
1:21:44 new button down in the bottom right hand
1:21:47 corner is
1:21:49 publish so I can now publish this
1:21:54 artifact so other people can
1:22:02 play Oh game over ah console all
1:22:06 right how do I start
1:22:22 over all right so this works
1:22:33 okay
1:22:36 um when the game is over it displays the
1:22:39 console period don't display the console
1:22:43 just display the word game
1:22:46 over and tell the user what key to hit
1:22:49 to start again
1:22:51 period also add some thrust fire at the
1:22:55 back of the
1:22:58 rocket and make
1:23:02 the bullets it fires
1:23:06 brighter
1:23:08 period also make the
1:23:13 asteroids
1:23:19 nonsymmetrical Frogger is easier to
1:23:21 create Kyle yeah I should probably do
1:23:23 Frogger shouldn't I Frogger doesn't have
1:23:25 a lot of math in it this one's got so
1:23:27 much [ __ ] math in it it's like P P's
1:23:31 looking at this gun god the math in this
1:23:33 game exhausts me what are we trying to
1:23:36 do here go into orbit it worked last
1:23:38 time what happened well welcome to large
1:23:40 language
1:23:41 models embrace the Jank embrace the Jank
1:23:45 here we are and embrace the Jank yeah
1:23:51 yeah game over press enter to restart
1:23:58 all
1:24:07 right I can't see the asteroids I can't
1:24:10 see the asteroids at all
1:24:15 now and the press enter to restart is
1:24:18 too big
1:24:36 I would like for this to be a semi
1:24:37 functional game
1:24:59 yeah it doesn't work anyway I can now
1:25:01 publish this so if I say
1:25:04 publish publish and copy link
1:25:07 unpublished only you have access publish
1:25:09 and copy
1:25:11 link published copy link so I can
1:25:17 now go
1:25:22 into the AI learning lab we're going to
1:25:25 go into
1:25:27 regulars we're going to go look at new
1:25:29 activities see if anyone's making fun of
1:25:31 me stay home agoraphobia
1:25:35 [Laughter]
1:25:40 GPT all right so there's our CLA
1:25:43 artifact uh we're going to say this is
1:25:46 the
1:25:48 crappy Asteroids
1:25:51 game
1:25:53 please fix
1:25:56 so you should be able
1:25:59 now if I post
1:26:02 this you should be able
1:26:05 to click on this thing and go play with
1:26:12 it you're viewing a user generated
1:26:14 artifact show the
1:26:17 content plus press enter to restart
1:26:26 you can't see the asteroids oh there
1:26:27 they
1:26:33 are not exactly challenging at this
1:26:36 speed and size
1:26:39 but but you should be able to go play
1:26:41 this game
1:26:44 now actually the speed of this ship is
1:26:47 really good I actually like it a lot I
1:26:50 like the physics of this this feels
1:26:54 it doesn't have another level it only
1:26:57 had three asteroids on level one and no
1:27:00 asteroids on the other level do you have
1:27:03 to be a paid member to publish I assume
1:27:05 yeah I think you have to be a paid
1:27:06 member to have access to
1:27:08 artifacts and so therefore you can't
1:27:10 publish but I
1:27:12 assume that you don't need to be um a
1:27:16 paid member to use it but see the button
1:27:19 down here remix
1:27:22 artifact take this art effect with you
1:27:25 into a new
1:27:26 chat with Claude and evolve it with your
1:27:29 own unique
1:27:31 spin so that would be fun actually if
1:27:33 you guys want to do that if anyone has
1:27:35 access to Claude
1:27:42 stuff feel free to take that thing and
1:27:46 iterate it and make it better and then
1:27:47 repost it into the Irregulars
1:27:50 Channel pretty cool right
1:27:55 so this is this is automated application
1:27:59 development without needing to know any
1:28:01 code and I can publish the game
1:28:05 now apparently po has already made
1:28:08 something like artifacts that works for
1:28:11 all the AIS that can
1:28:14 code yeah they they po announced
1:28:17 something like artifacts three or four
1:28:19 days
1:28:20 ago and yeah that it can do it with all
1:28:23 of its models
1:28:27 so let me try to remix this and
1:28:30 say level one doesn't have enough
1:28:33 asteroids and there doesn't appear to be
1:28:36 any levels after that period there
1:28:39 should also be
1:28:40 scoring that remains persistent on
1:28:43 screen period and you should add some
1:28:46 cool sound
1:28:52 effects excellent suggestion
1:29:03 question let's go see
1:29:06 po now I don't know po well
1:29:12 enough I can't I can't it's everything's
1:29:16 too janky right
1:29:18 now it makes me
1:29:21 whiny we're dug and Wy Wier we got
1:29:27 [Music]
1:29:28 diverticulitis yeah Peter yeah hey
1:29:32 yeah we're going to need you to go on
1:29:35 ahead and come on in on Saturday
1:29:42 yeah how why why is it just
1:29:51 dying I'm dying immediately without even
1:29:53 seeing an asteroid period you should
1:29:56 start level one with asteroids on
1:29:59 screen period your Collision detection
1:30:02 is a
1:30:08 mess you're making Kyle cry quit it I
1:30:12 don't want to go to Poe Poe's too messy
1:30:16 pose interface makes my head hurt
1:30:18 there's too many choices I don't like
1:30:21 their interface cuz it's not exactly
1:30:23 like what I already know I don't want to
1:30:25 learn new things this is making me
1:30:35 annoyed what's going on
1:30:38 here claud's response was
1:30:41 limited because it hit the maximum
1:30:43 length alloud at this time
1:30:47 try again
1:31:20 G maybe asteroids should just say kaboy
1:31:23 that's actually not bad
1:31:25 I like
1:31:26 [Laughter]
1:31:29 that oh
1:31:36 man oh sound effects
1:32:11 I'm still dying before my ship hits an
1:32:14 asteroid sometimes instantaneously
1:32:17 period and also there should be a loud
1:32:20 explosion if the ship hits an
1:32:22 asteroid period
1:32:27 also your shooting
1:32:29 sound sounds more like pong it should
1:32:32 sound like a spaceship shooting a laser
1:32:37 darn
1:32:38 it you
1:32:40 dumb
1:32:42 computer period don't be so
1:32:45 dumb period be smarter period you know
1:32:50 like you got a degree or something
1:32:52 period you know like me I'm super
1:32:56 smart and I don't brag about it so why
1:33:00 don't you act that smart
1:33:03 period this is I've got a new prompt
1:33:06 Mastery prompt engineering Mastery by
1:33:10 Kyle Shannon course coming up where you
1:33:12 too can learn to talk to your computer
1:33:16 as if it was a dumb
1:33:17 Dum it will make your prompting
1:33:21 experience so much more better for the
1:33:24 low lad price of
1:33:28 $49.95 per prompt it's so good to to use
1:33:33 the on the computer with your mouth
1:33:37 Parts not
1:33:39 9.99 for $9.99 to you too could learn to
1:33:44 prompt like the Masters
1:33:49 [Laughter]
1:33:55 uh ooh
1:34:00 ooh ooh
1:34:03 [Laughter]
1:34:09 ooh this is bad this is bad this is how
1:34:14 bad programming looks negative prompt
1:34:16 affirmations only 9.99 call down get
1:34:19 Kyle's digital twin for free operat
1:34:21 standing by
1:34:28 oh Claude you big dumb
1:34:31 dumb if you're sitting here thinking
1:34:34 like Kyle that's horrible why why can it
1:34:37 not code real good
1:34:40 like do you recognize what it's
1:34:45 doing I'm acting like an idiot and it's
1:34:48 writing mostly functional code
1:34:56 if you've never seen these things do
1:34:57 that they do
1:35:00 that effective Communications through
1:35:03 mouth breathing
1:35:10 exactly H I use drawings I found it
1:35:13 better actually yeah starting with the
1:35:14 drawing is probably the best way to do
1:35:20 it all right people I'm getting
1:35:22 sleepy um
1:35:26 that was some good some good stuff
1:35:27 tonight we made a we made a crappy GPT
1:35:30 that didn't work and then we made a
1:35:31 crappy Asteroids game that didn't
1:35:33 work you at this point you're like I'm
1:35:36 not even going to ask him what his
1:35:38 qualifications are because it seems
1:35:39 pretty it seems pretty self-evident what
1:35:42 the qualifications are here in this
1:35:45 channel AI learning lab my
1:35:48 ass AI maybe the professor needs a
1:35:52 lesson lab my ass
1:35:54 [Laughter]
1:36:00 I'm prompting chat GPT right now for the
1:36:02 same game good awesome Aloha from your
1:36:05 friends in honolu Hawaii hello Against
1:36:08 The Storm what's
1:36:12 happening that's
1:36:14 fantastic how long before an AI song
1:36:17 hits the top 10 have you heard a Randy
1:36:20 the Randy Travis AI song I haven't heard
1:36:22 the Randy Travis one
1:36:25 um I think that we will
1:36:28 see I think that we'll see an
1:36:33 AI song
1:36:35 charting
1:36:38 probably within a year maybe
1:36:44 two and
1:36:48 then I wonder if the if the
1:36:51 academy for motion picture Arts and
1:36:54 Sciences is going to create an AI
1:36:58 category that would be stupid but it
1:37:00 wouldn't surprise
1:37:07 me I have a feel I have a feeling
1:37:09 there's going to be some award-winning
1:37:11 film it might be like an animated short
1:37:14 or something like that but I have a
1:37:15 feeling there's going to be an
1:37:17 award-winning AI film that we find out
1:37:20 it was AI after the fact or something
1:37:22 like that
1:37:24 yeah I think I think we're going to
1:37:27 start seeing cloned voices of people we
1:37:29 know or ourselves or family
1:37:35 members regularly we're going to see
1:37:37 them I guess we're going to hear Al
1:37:40 Michaels in the Olympics this
1:37:43 year yeah get get used to this stuff
1:37:46 it's going to start getting weird but
1:37:48 again I you know we'll we'll adapt very
1:37:51 quickly like I have a feeling this stuff
1:37:53 is going to normalize very very quickly
1:37:56 we're just going to get used to the fact
1:37:57 that you just like speak video games
1:37:59 into
1:38:00 existence and they're not going to be
1:38:02 like
1:38:03 shitty 7s arcade games we're going to be
1:38:06 speaking AAA
1:38:11 quality games into existence probably
1:38:14 within 3
1:38:15 years and then you could probably watch
1:38:18 it as a movie play it as a game enter it
1:38:22 as a virtual reality
1:38:27 scenario turn it into a song download
1:38:30 the
1:38:32 soundtrack write poems about
1:38:36 it or turn it into a business plan and
1:38:40 then start the
1:38:42 [Laughter]
1:38:43 business it's going to get [ __ ] weird
1:38:46 people am I late steo what are you doing
1:38:50 you're late the Randy Travis song was
1:38:53 excellent nice
1:38:55 we likely have them artist just sings it
1:38:59 yeah probably
1:39:04 exactly training video games is going to
1:39:06 be ill it's going to be lit yep I
1:39:11 agree oh training videos are going to be
1:39:13 lit yeah training videos are going to be
1:39:15 really
1:39:17 good training videos that know exactly
1:39:22 where you are give you EX exactly the
1:39:24 information you
1:39:26 need show you exactly the part that
1:39:29 you're screwing up
1:39:31 slowly and it'll be positive it'll be
1:39:34 like all right Jim I know this is the
1:39:37 17th time we've tried to put this
1:39:39 assembly together you're doing
1:39:42 fantastic let's see if we can get over
1:39:44 Step 13 this time 13 seems to be your
1:39:47 unlucky number Jim
1:39:56 Jim you did it you got past level 13 oh
1:39:59 oh well looks like uh looks like we got
1:40:01 to try again Jim level 14 got you this
1:40:04 time
1:40:05 [Laughter]
1:40:13 oops I want to be the voice of all these
1:40:19 AI hey Bob jelly buies won he hasn't
1:40:23 want a thing we're not we're not in a
1:40:24 video game this is this is serious
1:40:26 training we're teaching someone how to
1:40:29 reconstruct the nuclear Drive of a
1:40:33 uh a Polaris class submarine so uh we're
1:40:37 not going to be joking about game show
1:40:39 references if you know what I mean
1:40:41 that's fantastic Bob tell him what he's
1:40:43 W
1:40:44 anyway yeah we're not doing this we're
1:40:46 we're in the Navy we're we're not
1:40:48 jokesters okay we're teaching someone
1:40:51 how to put together an assembly Jim
1:40:55 Seaman Jim Jim
1:40:58 Seaman see if we can get past step 14
1:41:00 this time shall we all right let's try
1:41:03 again
1:41:06 fantastic training someone how to do
1:41:08 brain surgery oh yeah sorry no we lost
1:41:11 another yeah nope yeah see that
1:41:13 twitching of the foot not good not good
1:41:15 we're we're trying to avoid the
1:41:17 twitching of the foot yeah yeah no just
1:41:20 uh let's uh let's bring another body in
1:41:23 let's bring another body in okay there
1:41:25 you go yep and uh all right yep let's
1:41:28 drill the hole perfect don't go too
1:41:31 deep be the third time today you went
1:41:34 too deep yep just uh just below you just
1:41:36 want to penetrate perfect there you go
1:41:39 looking good up wrong location yeah
1:41:42 we're going to well so yep put the put
1:41:45 the plug back in and uh we're going to
1:41:48 be on the right hemisphere that's the
1:41:50 right hemisphere yeah is where we're
1:41:52 going to want to drill the hole this
1:41:53 time time yep fantast no I I have
1:41:56 infinite patience I've been been
1:41:58 programmed to have infinite patience
1:41:59 this is uh human beings uh on the table
1:42:04 here uh alive human beings uh who
1:42:06 volunteered for this absolutely so let's
1:42:09 just try the right side of the SK that's
1:42:12 still the left side but in the front
1:42:14 yeah no you're going to want to go to
1:42:15 the other side in the posterior y y
1:42:19 that's that's fantastic okay drill oh oh
1:42:22 went too deep again all right we're
1:42:24 going to need another body uh Bob Bob
1:42:28 we're out of bodies for today okay well
1:42:31 all right uh unfortunate day uh I think
1:42:35 we've got some lessons we can take home
1:42:37 from today uh one of them might be uh
1:42:40 pay
1:42:40 [Laughter]
1:42:46 attention you're right I apologize for
1:42:49 unal living your previous patient
1:42:51 exactly
1:42:52 [Laughter]
1:42:56 oh my God it's going to be fine people
1:43:00 these AIS are going to be fine they're
1:43:02 going to change everything nobody's
1:43:04 going to
1:43:05 cry nobody's GNA
1:43:09 cry all right getting out of here I'm
1:43:13 getting out of
1:43:14 here um 177,000 likes I don't know what
1:43:18 y'all like tonight it was a bit of a a
1:43:21 disaster but um if you don't know about
1:43:23 the AI Salon go there right now the
1:43:27 salon.
1:43:28 a that's going to take you to a link
1:43:31 tree we're putting up a new website I
1:43:33 think it'll be up
1:43:34 tomorrow um if Vicky you're on the call
1:43:36 I owe you a link to the
1:43:39 Meetup um but anyway go there and check
1:43:44 out what the salon's all about and
1:43:46 you're going to want to join the salon
1:43:48 you're going to be like oh Kyle but I
1:43:50 don't want to join the salon how much
1:43:51 does it cost I'm sure it's $49.95 like
1:43:54 everything else
1:43:56 is doesn't cost
1:43:59 anything go
1:44:02 there and use your real name use a
1:44:06 picture of yourself or like a cool AI
1:44:08 Avatar of
1:44:10 yourself and go to the introduction
1:44:13 section there's a little section at the
1:44:14 top called introduce yourself introduce
1:44:18 yourself let people know who you are
1:44:24 if you come back tomorrow night I'll
1:44:25 tell you why that's important I think
1:44:27 it's actually critically important to be
1:44:30 a trusted member of a community like
1:44:34 this for for your future employment come
1:44:38 back tomorrow I'll tell youall about it
1:44:40 all right I'm getting tired and my voice
1:44:44 is getting sore and my two projects that
1:44:46 I tried to build
1:44:49 sucked cuz I'm a poopy prompter and AI
1:44:53 is stupid and it doesn't do anything
1:44:57 right I hate
1:45:03 it if you ever feel like this It's
1:45:06 Perfectly
1:45:07 [Laughter]
1:45:12 Natural all right you always Amaze balls
1:45:16 Kyle yeah it was amazing tonight all
1:45:19 right can he get anything right can he
1:45:21 get anything right did you hear the
1:45:23 chords of that song Those were all wrong
1:45:26 good Lord what he put an 11th in there
1:45:29 when it should be a seventh what's he
1:45:31 doing flat the third Kyle flat the third
1:45:35 jeez everybody knows
1:45:47 that my toue tape is getting
1:45:52 itchy I'm sure it's just a
1:45:55 rash okay I'm going to leave
1:45:59 now I I think I think I should okay if I
1:46:04 were drunk the performance tonight would
1:46:07 make sense but I'm
1:46:10 not so I'm leaving follow my channel
1:46:13 subscribe to my [ __ ] buy my video things
1:46:16 laugh at my jokes love
1:46:20 me love me people
1:46:23 that's all I ask
1:46:26 um thank you Irregulars if if you're new
1:46:29 to this AI stuff even though this might
1:46:33 seem like
1:46:34 insanity there is a method to the
1:46:36 madness just keep coming back to this
1:46:39 I'm here nightly I'm here five nights a
1:46:41 week week nights generally around 8:00
1:46:44 p.m. mountain
1:46:45 time
1:46:47 and you never this is like Forest Gump
1:46:51 territory it's like box of chocolate you
1:46:53 never know what you're going to get some
1:46:55 nights are the tasty almond caramel with
1:46:59 a little peanut butter strip in there
1:47:01 [ __ ]
1:47:02 delicious other nights are like tonight
1:47:04 where you bite into the chocolate and
1:47:06 it's like a tuac Crest toothpaste it's
1:47:10 just [ __ ] awful and that's sometimes
1:47:14 you get that and you know there's some
1:47:16 people that like the toothpaste in the
1:47:19 chocolate but they're
1:47:22 wrong so so keep coming back to this be
1:47:26 in this conversation join the AI Salon
1:47:29 all right keep experimenting if I do
1:47:32 nothing else I should give you
1:47:35 permission to not be an expert don't be
1:47:38 afraid of not being an expert no one
1:47:41 zero people are experts right now anyone
1:47:44 who tells you they're an expert is
1:47:45 trying to get your
1:47:48 money no one's an expert right
1:47:51 now there's some people that can teach
1:47:53 te you some
1:47:54 [ __ ] but they're trying to figure this
1:47:56 [ __ ] out too and everything keeps
1:47:58 changing hey everyone it's been too long
1:48:02 gritty wisdom good to see you haven't
1:48:03 been on lately I feel like I've missed
1:48:05 missed so much
1:48:14 nope I hope you enjoyed tonight I think
1:48:17 we had fun um anyway all right let's see
1:48:20 who's in the house tonight brother 52 I
1:48:23 spoke at an edtech conference my AI talk
1:48:26 was standing room only wow that's great
1:48:28 so brother 52 I've done I've done a fair
1:48:30 amount of talks where I was like the
1:48:32 only AI talk in a bunch of other talks
1:48:35 um they were okay attended but I didn't
1:48:38 have any that were sort of blown out so
1:48:39 I have a there's a shift happening where
1:48:41 people are getting more and more
1:48:42 interested in this teach us magic magic
1:48:45 man yeah exactly exactly tonight I
1:48:48 taught everyone patience and embrac the
1:48:52 Jank I'll get to Magic
1:48:55 tomorrow although if you've ever tried
1:48:58 to learn to code watching Claude
1:49:01 generate code and turn it into a
1:49:03 playable game in a minute I I find that
1:49:07 pretty miraculous even if the game
1:49:10 sucks all right 150 people beautiful uh
1:49:14 brother 52 good to see you Lord digital
1:49:16 Gods thank you so much
1:49:18 uh I wanted to talk to you about
1:49:21 something anyway I'll reach out to you
1:49:22 we'll connect
1:49:23 that does look cool AO good night Joey
1:49:26 good to see you Cory Sandler Pottery
1:49:28 thank you as always against the norm
1:49:30 Mahalo to you too Dr J good to see you
1:49:33 Johnny's 24 honey I haven't seen you in
1:49:35 a while Bob Hamilton I haven't seen you
1:49:36 in a while a Sho
1:49:40 beautiful Dr Jay in the house Danielle
1:49:42 in the house steo in the house gritty
1:49:44 wisdom back for back for more after a
1:49:46 break keep coming back gritty wisdom
1:49:49 we'll we'll get to the good stuff
1:49:50 tomorrow tomorrow's going to be so good
1:49:54 it's going to be
1:49:56 like if if all the presidential
1:50:00 candidates actually weren't full of
1:50:02 [ __ ] it's going to be that
1:50:09 good it's it going to be that bad really
1:50:11 that's
1:50:13 [Laughter]
1:50:19 horrible all right I think I got
1:50:22 everybody here all right fubsy fubsy in
1:50:25 the house all right peace out everybody
1:50:27 hope you had a good time tonight I will
1:50:29 see you tomorrow tomorrow's Wednesday I
1:50:31 don't think I have anything going on so
1:50:32 it should be 8:00 P pm. Mountain thank
1:50:34 you very much for the gifts really
1:50:35 appreciate that um Teton ski are in the
1:50:38 house very cool um and Teresa thank you
1:50:41 so much for the rose appreciate it sleep
1:50:43 well thank you peace out everybody all
1:50:45 right bye-bye