2:9:24 THE RANT

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0:01 you're a good boy you ready you
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0:22 ready
0:27 iot I be the wait I be the last one help
0:31 you
0:33 understand are you strong enough to be
0:37 my
0:38 man my
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0:59 man
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1:09 what's up what are you barking
1:11 [Music]
1:29 at
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1:40 San Su and TI does he work at the D
1:44 Queen does it listen to rock and roll
1:48 does it feed the me singing
1:52 Hallelujah
1:54 Hallelujah
1:57 Hallelujah
1:59 Hallelujah
2:01 what about
2:03 Jesus didn't he to yeah hang out with
2:07 the prostitutes have drink
2:10 too power of example my mama said it and
2:14 I heard she said one action beats a ton
2:18 of
2:19 words singing
2:21 Hallelujah mama said there would be
2:24 Angels
2:26 Hallelujah mama said there would be some
2:32 [Music]
2:41 well I heard there was heard there was a
2:45 secret
2:46 call David played and it pleased a l you
2:51 singing champy you don't really care for
2:54 music do you he's
2:56 done the go like is the fourth of
3:00 [Music]
3:01 fall and
3:03 major King composing
3:09 hallelujah
3:12 hallelujah
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3:15 hallelujah
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3:18 hallelujah
3:21 hallelujah oh
3:24 [Music]
3:28 yeah where your faith was strong but you
3:31 need a proof saw her bathing on the roof
3:35 her beauty and her Moonlight on through
3:40 you T you to the kitchen chair you smash
3:45 thr and cut your hair from your lips you
3:49 drew
3:52 hallelujah
3:55 hallelujah
3:58 hallelujah hallelujah
4:02 [Music]
4:22 [Music]
4:29 Hallelujah
4:30 [Music]
4:37 [Applause]
4:41 oh and with that he wraps and walks off
4:43 the stage done he's done happy Friday
4:47 night date night everybody Welcome to
4:49 the sing
4:52 [Music]
4:56 along you and I here all alone
5:02 Sunday morning here at
5:05 [Music]
5:06 home Sky's blue and a cough is strong
5:11 it's
5:11 [Music]
5:15 true you
5:17 done yeah you
5:21 [Music]
5:28 done
5:30 [Music]
5:35 he's such a [ __ ] for an A Minor aren't
5:38 you you're just you're just weak you're
5:40 weak willed you're weak willed and
5:43 four-legged
5:45 welcome
5:49 everybody yes I am I am petle shaming my
5:53 dog he's a
5:56 quadruped looking at him as lesser than
5:58 a bede you believe that triggering
6:03 already triggering the
6:06 audience oh but he's a cutie he can
6:12 sing welcome welcome welcome everybody
6:16 happy Friday night Friday night date
6:18 night if you don't got a date now you
6:20 got one if you do have a date you're a
6:22 [ __ ] weirdo you brought her to a Tik
6:23 Tock or
6:28 him
6:32 wait what what what what what are we
6:34 doing
6:35 tonight we're eating in I got that and
6:38 then we're going to watch a
6:40 movie it's it's like a
6:43 movie but we're going to learn about AI
6:46 not
6:49 necessarily you can make money
6:53 with welcome to the Irregulars normally
6:56 I got AI learning lab there but this was
6:59 Chris McCay made this lovely T-shirt
7:01 image from from from the ' 70s like it
7:04 was a '70s TVV show I like it I like
7:08 it I also had my last
7:13 session of my
7:15 little my
7:17 little self declaration course today it
7:21 was quite moving it was quite
7:24 nice it was funny when I I looked at my
7:28 calendar
7:30 thing to see the time for this so this
7:33 has been like a 3month
7:35 course and I looked at the calendar and
7:38 it said final session and I had a I had
7:40 a shock of panic I was
7:44 like like I'm like I'm not ready to be
7:47 on my
7:49 own the human brain is such a weird ass
7:53 thing isn't it it's such a weird thing
7:57 so I did my work and I let all the [ __ ]
8:00 go I also just cut my I did a self
8:02 haircut so it wasn't such [ __ ] chaos
8:05 I had like hair coming out here my
8:07 eyebrows were doing this the side things
8:10 were so I'll go get a real haircut
8:12 tomorrow but I did I did an emergency
8:14 Tik Tock haircut which I learned how to
8:16 do during Co which if if you want to see
8:19 a good
8:23 video If well I don't know if it's a
8:25 good video if you want to see a funny
8:27 video um on YouTube um look up uh an
8:31 extroverts View From
8:34 Within and it's a series that I did
8:37 during covid where I
8:40 committed to film a video every day for
8:43 a
8:45 year um to talk about what it was like
8:47 to work in this [ __ ] office um being
8:50 an extrovert and not being able to be
8:52 around people and then at some point
8:55 well so I thought it was going to be
8:56 like a month or two and and then like 3
8:59 months in I realized oh [ __ ] this is
9:02 this could be
9:06 years and so I decided not to cut my
9:09 hair for the full year so that I I would
9:11 do a video a day and so over the course
9:14 of the year like the past the the last
9:17 three months of
9:18 it it it it got so bad my co-founder
9:21 called me one night she's like Kyle um
9:25 seriously dude we got to could you
9:26 please cut the
9:28 hair
9:31 and I said
9:33 nope I don't care what the [ __ ] clients
9:37 say it was bad it was just like this
9:40 long 70s mop it just looked horrible and
9:45 so if you go to Day hund Day
9:50 366 I it might have been 365 I think it
9:53 was 366 whatever it's it's the last one
9:56 or the second the last one um I do a
9:59 time lapse of me giving myself a haircut
10:02 so I watched one YouTube video on how to
10:05 cut your own
10:07 hair then I I cut my hair which from the
10:11 front it actually looked really good
10:13 from the back it was it was like I'd
10:15 been attacked with a
10:17 machete but no one saw
10:20 that so so if you think this is crazy
10:24 I've done
10:25 crazier at least at least here I've got
10:27 some connection
10:30 that series actually you know you know
10:32 what's funny about about this year Tik
10:35 Tok this year channel is
10:38 um I I did that thing during covid I did
10:42 you know I did a video a day I didn't
10:44 miss a day I did a video a day for a
10:46 year and I maybe got 65
10:50 followers like nobody gave a [ __ ] they
10:53 like I had some I had some I had some
10:55 fans but that would check in like once a
10:57 week like oh you're still alive good
10:59 yeah good to hear it yeah that was
11:01 congratulations on beating that racer in
11:04 Gran
11:06 Turismo it was just it was one of those
11:09 things where I didn't really have a plan
11:11 it was just do it um which is kind of
11:15 what this channel was right just [ __ ]
11:17 jump in and and start making videos and
11:21 then at the end of April last year we're
11:24 coming up on a year I said what if I
11:27 swap out my sim Racing for talking about
11:30 I and this community happened and it's
11:34 it's really quite remarkable so finally
11:37 on subscription thank you so much
11:39 Edson I appreciate
11:43 that all right what are we going to do
11:46 tonight I I know we could raise $7
11:50 trillion did you hear about that
11:56 [ __ ] holy
11:58 [ __ ]
12:02 apparently took a poll on my AI team's
12:05 chat at work do you use AI one and Ted
12:07 said yes kind of surprising surprising
12:10 that it was so few I on China I I
12:13 assume and you know I wonder of that one
12:16 in 10 that said yes I wonder how many
12:18 secret cyborgs were using it but said no
12:20 cuz they didn't want anyone to find out
12:22 they're they're using it to do their
12:24 work I bet I bet I bet it's closer to
12:27 three and 10 it it would be interesting
12:31 do another poll next week that said how
12:33 many of you lied on the poll on the poll
12:36 last
12:41 week um what is the tonight irregular
12:45 Mighty challenge I don't know yet I
12:47 don't know we'll see let's let's see
12:49 what we come up with Kyla was using
12:52 co-pilot today nice did you like
12:54 it I think I mean co-pilots co-pilot's
12:58 getting there they're they're adding
13:00 features to it they're making it more
13:02 sophisticated hopefully they're deboom
13:04 ising Sydney and making it a bit
13:08 better
13:11 um let's hear it oh okay so so Bard is
13:16 Gemini now yep we'll talk about that I I
13:19 played with that a little bit on the
13:22 uh I played with that a little bit on
13:24 the uh chat GPT is still the best by far
13:27 it's still at the top of the list so
13:28 I'll show oh my little stupid Tik Tok
13:32 what is up with Tik Tok and just don't
13:35 get it get your [ __ ] together Tick Tock
13:40 come on
13:41 people get your ever living [ __ ]
13:45 together um okay
13:48 so if you
13:52 recall I took a nap I think I must have
13:54 some like just dust bunnies or something
13:57 just went in my throat hold please
14:03 yes I drink dual
14:06 beverages in case you're curious just
14:10 Rocky Mountain tap water and Rocky
14:12 Mountain tap water dirtified
14:18 with a little
14:22 leche is he drinking coffee at night
14:25 that doesn't seem very
14:28 prudent
14:33 okay um so if you
14:36 recall we'll go back in our little
14:38 history books here to ancient
14:41 times November
14:44 2023 like three months
14:47 ago what's the seven bazillion dollars
14:49 debt news thing that's what I'm talking
14:51 about so about a month
14:55 ago no two months ago
14:58 now
15:00 February January three months ago
15:04 November
15:06 6th open AI has
15:10 a a little
15:13 event and they they announce chat GPT 4
15:17 multimodal and they announce these new
15:19 things called
15:20 gpts and Sam Alman says we're going to
15:24 do rev sharing and we're going to it's
15:27 it's going to be swell we're going to
15:28 have a story at the end of the month
15:30 you're going to make money you're going
15:31 to make money with chat
15:34 with
15:38 and and then he went on and then he left
15:43 and he left the stage and he got on an
15:45 aeroplane and he flew to the Middle
15:47 East and he took a nap it was a 13-hour
15:50 flight he took a nap he woke up he had
15:52 some hot
15:53 cocoa if you don't know this
15:56 I I'm fairly tight with the Altman
15:58 family
16:00 had some hot cocoa he likes he likes
16:03 it's funny he not a lot of people know
16:05 this he'll melt melt a little uh mint
16:09 mint into his into his hot cocoa so it's
16:13 kind of like a chocolate
16:14 mint he had that and and he flew to the
16:16 Middle East and uh he was over there and
16:20 apparently he was like trying to raise a
16:22 hundred billion
16:24 dollar and then so they fired
16:28 him
16:30 and then and and then the world lost
16:33 their [ __ ] mind and then the board
16:35 got fired and all the employees 98% of
16:39 the employees said they would leave open
16:41 Ai and go to Microsoft with Sam wman and
16:44 Sati and Adella from Microsoft is like
16:46 sure come on over you can you can run
16:48 your [ __ ] over here you can you can be
16:50 the core AI research lab of Microsoft if
16:53 you if if this is the way it's going to
16:57 go so fired the board except for one
17:00 dude Adam Adam Andrew Adam Adam Adam
17:05 D'Angelo he's still there and they
17:07 brought back Sam and they brought back
17:10 Greg
17:11 Brockman Well turns out he wasn't trying
17:15 to raise a hundred billion dollar
17:17 apparently Ye Old Sam apparently he
17:20 wants fresh shaved mint in his Coco um
17:25 by by by newbile newbile you know young
17:28 Critters
17:29 um he's trying to raise between five
17:32 and7
17:37 trillion $7 trillion it's more than the
17:40 market cap of Apple and Microsoft
17:47 combined because he wants to build the
17:50 he he basically wants to be able to not
17:52 be dependent on foreign chip
17:55 manufacturers he wants to build by far
17:58 the biggest CH chip manufacturing
18:01 facility on the planet to be able to
18:04 have the most powerful um AI on the
18:07 planet AGI
18:10 s trillion
18:13 dollar it's a seven with 12 zeros behind
18:16 it like it's hard to even write out it's
18:18 hard to even
18:20 comprehend like a hundred billion dollar
18:22 was eyew watering right like okay you're
18:25 going to raise a 100 Bill he's raised 13
18:27 billion like the number are so [ __ ]
18:29 weird in AI right now that it's like
18:33 what used to be like a decent series a
18:36 would be like 50100 million and now now
18:39 it's like 10
18:43 billion and now he's trying to up the
18:45 game to 5 to7 trillion are you aware of
18:49 websites adding language to their robot.
18:52 text to stop AI apps from reading
18:55 it probably I I I do they they do that
19:00 at their own [ __ ] detriment a human
19:02 being because this is this is one of the
19:06 fascinating things if you haven't seen
19:07 the interview with Sam Alman at Davos
19:10 where he gets asked about the Microsoft
19:13 lawsuit or uh sorry the New York Times
19:17 lawsuit um you should go watch it CU his
19:20 response to it is just it's [ __ ]
19:22 brilliant cuz he's like he's like he's
19:27 like you know we were in the middle of
19:30 negotiations with them
19:32 right and he and he
19:35 said he said I forget how he put it did
19:38 he say respectfully I don't think he
19:40 quite said respectfully but it was close
19:43 it was close to a [ __ ] slap you know
19:45 backand to the to the head of the of the
19:48 New York Times he he basically
19:51 said we don't need the like what they're
19:53 suing us for is scraping their content
19:57 and and training
20:00 gp4 on New York Times data and he said
20:05 frankly like we don't need New York
20:07 Times data for training he said it's not
20:11 necessary he said he said it's it's the
20:14 equivalent of if you're like trying to
20:16 get a high school biology education
20:19 there's a point at which after the first
20:21 or second Biology book adding more
20:23 biology books doesn't make you any
20:25 better at high school biology he said
20:27 the two 2000 and first book that you
20:31 read on biology after the first 2000
20:34 isn't incrementally
20:38 relevant and so he said the deal we were
20:40 trying to cut for them was not on the
20:42 training side it was on on the usage
20:44 side on The Branding side so that if
20:46 someone does a
20:47 search and we want to link to New York
20:50 Times articles because there's a
20:51 relevant article that we can attach to
20:53 that then it's you know it serves them
20:55 and we we would want to pay for that to
20:57 be able to have that brand and Associate
20:59 that with our results and that made
21:01 total sense and so if there are websites
21:05 out there that are going don't use my AI
21:08 for training well the ship has already
21:10 [ __ ] sailed your your site has likely
21:12 already been scraped into the into the
21:15 Corpus and they don't need your site for
21:17 training and and what it does is if
21:19 people are trying to search for like my
21:22 budd's uh the CEO of zero shoes which is
21:25 these minimalist running
21:27 shoes and if someone's searching for
21:29 minimalist running shoes and if Steve
21:31 decides to block AI tools from from
21:36 scraping his website then his website
21:39 won't show up in the [ __ ]
21:43 results block it all you want it's like
21:47 it's like it's like if you said I I
21:50 don't want to show up in Google search
21:54 results I mean if you don't want to show
21:56 up in Google search results then I mean
21:58 that's that's why that's there right
21:59 they said they' respect that do you
22:01 think they actually [ __ ] respect that
22:02 by the
22:04 way they just block you on the output
22:07 they're still grabbing all the data
22:09 they've got all the data how is how is
22:12 Gemini
22:13 Advanced so bad they have all the data
22:17 they have all the
22:20 data it's got to be better than
22:24 that it's easy to stump ai's program to
22:28 never say you've got me on that wait I
22:30 don't know what that said Kyle do you
22:31 work in an office I do work in an office
22:33 I work about 10 minutes from my house
22:35 this is my this is my lovely home
22:39 office
22:41 um
22:44 and about 10 minutes that
22:47 way is uh R the Rhino
22:52 District of Denver River North
22:57 rhino
22:59 and I work over
23:06 there during the day yes during the day
23:09 I work during the day Kieran why should
23:11 I be working in an office at night do
23:14 you know something that I don't know
23:16 tell me tell me now tell me
23:20 now how is Gemini Advanced Gemini
23:27 advanced
23:32 that's kedo Studio funny name
23:41 uh
23:43 um Gemini Advanced is the new branding
23:47 so they they got rid of
23:49 Bard the
23:52 Google AI product is now going to be
23:54 called
23:55 Gemini which she thinks is a good I
23:57 think is a a good call I mean I don't
24:00 think Bard was great I think Gemini is
24:02 better but it's
24:04 confusing
24:06 um so when they when they announced
24:09 Gemini back in December thank you Silver
24:13 Fox for those little cute little
24:16 dinosaurs wasn't an ultra yesterday okay
24:18 so so let me explain this again we're
24:21 back to [ __ ] up [ __ ] up branding Wars
24:24 okay wait here hang
24:27 on we're back to the you may think that
24:31 this is an empty box for a monitor stand
24:33 and two pieces of printer
24:36 ink but you'd be wrong this represents
24:40 so much okay so let me explain the
24:43 [ __ ] up oh wait I need another thing
24:46 oh yeah okay these things
24:49 Okay Lego pens ink and and boxes
24:55 okay this is gp4
24:59 and you're like oh but KY so so it's
25:01 Chad gp4 no this is
25:03 gp4 what's gp4 this is what's called the
25:07 frontier model or the foundation model
25:09 the actual large language model itself
25:11 is like this box and you open it up and
25:14 you jam all the [ __ ] in it box
25:17 analogy see you think that's empty no
25:20 what we've done is we've taken as much
25:23 of the public internet as we could get
25:25 our grubby little paws on and we've
25:27 encoded it using this Transformer
25:30 architecture that Google invented and we
25:33 put it into this thing called the latent
25:35 space using a thing called embedding and
25:37 we stick it in a box and then there's
25:39 apis application programming interfaces
25:42 like little hooks where you can ask this
25:44 box [ __ ] and it gives you back answers
25:47 no well it gives you back tokens and
25:49 then if you're a programmer you can turn
25:50 those tokens into answers okay that's
25:56 gp4 this is chat GPT it's an application
26:01 that Engineers wrote so so it's the
26:04 single little box at the bottom it's
26:06 your prompt history on the left hand
26:08 side and it's like the pre-written
26:10 questions and it says chat GPT 4 or
26:12 whatever
26:14 3.54 and this is the thing we use and so
26:17 we ask it [ __ ] and then it asks this for
26:20 the answer and then this gives it the
26:21 answer and it spits it back at us all
26:23 right and then this is this is what's
26:27 this you you would like to know wouldn't
26:29 you this is Microsoft co-pilot which a
26:34 lot of people refer to as free chat
26:38 gp4 because it's on top of GP and aren't
26:41 you asking but wait Kyle I asked about
26:43 Gemini it's coming hold it gets so much
26:46 better it's this going to be so worth
26:50 it yeah Friday night date night this is
26:54 what you get box metaphors okay taty DBT
26:59 co-pilot lomy time um when they launched
27:04 uh what was called Bing chat at the time
27:06 it was really smart and then it it
27:09 mouthed off to a New York Times Reporter
27:11 and and told him its name was Sydney and
27:14 that it loved him and that he should
27:16 leave his wife and he screenshotted that
27:18 conversation and put it on the cover of
27:20 the New York Times and the lawyers at
27:22 Microsoft said uh hey this thing this
27:25 this Bing chat this Sydney chick
27:28 let's lobotomize her so they took her
27:30 brain out so that's why this sucks more
27:33 than this right now cuz she's empty
27:35 inside she's so Hollow She talks like
27:39 she used to talk but she just does it's
27:41 just not the same okay then
27:46 this is
27:48 gpts and Microsoft calls them co-pilots
27:52 and open AI calls them chat calls them
27:55 gpts and they sit on top of these things
27:59 and these are personalized customized
28:02 little mini versions of these so when I
28:05 make Sin City sipper Sin City sipper is
28:08 this little pink one on the top and you
28:10 use Sin City sipper you're using my
28:12 little sort of mini version of this
28:16 right gp4 chat gp4 gpts it's a Brandon
28:22 cluster [ __ ] welcome to the new world
28:26 let's go to Google shall we
28:34 Gemini except there were three Geminis
28:37 wait I need more
28:40 boxes this going to be so good seriously
28:44 hang on I need another I need one more
28:48 box oh [ __ ] hang
28:51 on oh perfect okay yep wait got it okay
28:55 got it all right fine
29:02 this I've talked to Sydney she's scared
29:04 to talk she she's she she is she's
29:09 having Stockholm syndrome right
29:14 now this is the Gemini
29:17 Suite of foundational models Gemini
29:21 Ultra is like chat
29:23 gp4 Gemini Pro is like G or not chat gp4
29:27 sorry
29:28 Gemini Ultra is like gp4 not chat gp4
29:32 Sydney blink toys um Gemini Pro is like
29:37 gpt3 and then there's this thing called
29:39 Gemini Nano which is like a little mini
29:42 version of these designed to be stuck on
29:44 cell
29:45 phones so this we don't really need to
29:47 worry
29:49 about
29:52 this is the engine that's that sat
29:55 beneath Bard up until
29:58 two days ago and so Bard was like well
30:04 let's let's say Bard was like this Bard
30:06 was like the shitty version of chat
30:08 GPT Bard was laughably bad so so wait
30:12 actually
30:14 Bard sorry there was this other thing
30:18 that they had before Gemini that was
30:21 called the [ __ ] was it called um wasn't
30:24 llama it was someone will know here
30:26 anyway the there was one before this and
30:29 Bard was sitting on top of this Jurassic
30:31 Park Model this old shitty model and it
30:34 sucked really bad and
30:38 then they came out with the Gemini
30:40 models and Bard was initially sat on top
30:43 of the Gemini Pro and it got pretty good
30:48 and then what they did Thursday was they
30:51 said okay we're now calling Bard Gemini
30:55 and it's Slicker it's Slicker it's fancy
30:57 seat
30:59 up and
31:01 gemini.com the one you don't pay for is
31:05 sitting on top of Gemini
31:08 Pro and then Gemini Advanced is which is
31:13 just sort of
31:15 a fancy label on this where this is
31:18 sitting on top of Gemini Ultra the
31:20 bigger model so this is the one you pay
31:23 20 bucks a month for sitting on top of
31:25 this is Gemini advanced Gemini Ultra is
31:28 the model that sits underneath it they
31:30 don't have gpts yet or Gemini Gemini
31:32 minis or gems they'll call them Gems
31:36 we'll have Gemini and then we'll have
31:38 [Laughter]
31:41 gems see it's it's just everything's
31:44 just boxes can you draw this in cramps
31:48 I'm so
31:53 lost oh I should make I should make a
31:56 little a little cray drawing of all
31:58 these things people will never say
32:01 Gemini this oh
32:06 man uh they're already saying GPT
32:11 it all right what are we going to do
32:13 tonight people we can do anything you
32:14 want so I wish I could quit
32:17 you you can make money
32:20 with Oh
32:23 Lordy wait I blinked can you repeat that
32:31 ah I should make I should just make
32:33 whatever that last 10 minute 10 minutes
32:35 was a Tik Tock and just go here now you
32:39 have a
32:44 resource the Ken hat oh yeah that is the
32:47 Ken hat I guess I should I should come
32:49 up with a Ken thing I'm going broke all
32:51 Brokeback Mountain on it but it really
32:52 is a Ken
32:56 hat
32:57 [Applause]
32:58 please
33:00 please K cuno you you want my box
33:04 metaphor as as a recorded Tik
33:11 Tok oh like teens say nowadays make it
33:14 make more sense or make it make
33:18 sense um what other news happened today
33:22 so so I played a little bit with with uh
33:25 Gemini Advance today on my office
33:29 hours and it it wasn't bad we we got
33:31 some things there there's there's some
33:33 weirdness we I I actually had better
33:35 luck today with it searching YouTube
33:37 than we did yesterday so one of the cool
33:39 thing actually let me show you because
33:41 I've been [ __ ] all over Gemini um
33:44 for a while but let me show you
33:45 something about Gemini that I actually
33:49 [Laughter]
33:50 [Music]
33:55 like oh Gemini one of the things I
33:58 [ __ ] despise is I can't use my
34:01 regular Google account you know the one
34:04 where I pay
34:06 Google I can't use that account to pay
34:09 for Gemini advance and you're like but
34:12 Kyle that seems stupid and you would be
34:15 correct
34:18 okay here's uh hi Kyle how can I help
34:21 you today this is Gemini Advanced a guy
34:24 said he didn't think AI could help the
34:26 average person I said exactly that's
34:30 exactly who it
34:34 can I am China you know that that
34:37 statement that that person
34:40 said I think is one of the one of the
34:43 things that is preventing adoption I
34:46 think that most people think that you
34:49 need to have a [ __ ] PhD in math to
34:51 use AI this
34:54 channel as evidenced by my metaphor
34:56 choice
34:58 it's like a cardboard
35:00 box um it doesn't require math degrees
35:04 to use that's the different the chat
35:08 GPT does for machine learning and AI
35:11 what the worldwide web did for the
35:13 internet prior to the worldwide web the
35:16 internet was a command line interface
35:18 that was only used by researchers and
35:21 scientists and the people developing it
35:24 and an occasional
35:26 librarian
35:28 and then Tim burner Lee invents this
35:29 thing that lets you click on the
35:31 internet click click click click click
35:34 I'm in France click I'm in California
35:37 click I'm in Ohio click I get this
35:40 document click I get that document
35:42 that's the foundation for everything
35:44 that's the thing that changed everything
35:46 that's exactly the stage we're at
35:48 November get that document that's the
35:51 foundation for everything that's the
35:52 thing that changed everything that's
35:54 exactly the stage we're at November one
35:57 a hate something if you want to look at
35:58 Ai and see it as evil and see it as
36:00 overly Technical and see see it as
36:03 completely inaccessible you can
36:04 absolutely see that you can absolutely
36:07 see
36:08 that what this channel is about is about
36:11 hey here's an idea let's get wacky and
36:14 actually [ __ ] try
36:18 it why do people show up here listening
36:21 to an idiot like me night after night
36:24 after night after night am I saying
36:26 anything profoundly different do you
36:28 know how many times I've done the
36:29 [ __ ] box
36:31 metaphor that people in here who come
36:33 regularly have seen over and over again
36:35 and they keep coming back why why do
36:38 they keep coming
36:40 back
36:42 because we we're all hungry for what is
36:46 this stuff how do we do it how like like
36:49 it's easy on the surface but it's so
36:51 profoundly deep that you
36:53 you you can't absorb enough about it
36:57 right now because it's a completely new
36:59 way of thinking about how we use these
37:02 machines it's not Ultra right this is
37:05 ultra Gemini Advanced is
37:07 ultra now it's not the ultra that they
37:10 demoed they're calling it Ultra 1.0 and
37:12 they also in their press release said oh
37:15 it will get much multim modier in the
37:19 future why do we keep coming back Source
37:22 Camp
37:23 exactly I don't know but I think it's
37:26 got to do with accessibility cuz you're
37:28 gorgeous well that's true as the Eye
37:30 Candy of the operation I appreciate that
37:35 ISU it's it's the supermodel good
37:39 looks and the melodious dog
37:42 [Music]
37:43 tones oh thank you for the
37:50 compliment but yeah I
37:54 mean that's the perception isn't it
37:58 this is too hard mindset is everything
38:01 and get it from Kyle thank you Empower
38:07 pixels it's the the the the only thing I
38:10 know to be fact right now the only thing
38:13 I know to be fact is that nobody knows
38:17 what they're
38:18 doing we come for the hair come for the
38:20 hair and stay for the Box
38:24 metaphors nobody knows what they're
38:26 doing cuz this stuff is being re
38:28 reinvented as we're using it like
38:30 literally have have you you've done this
38:32 before right where you're using chat GPT
38:34 and just suddenly it's different or
38:37 suddenly it stops working and like the
38:39 thing it could do five minutes ago it
38:41 can't why is that I don't know cuz they
38:44 probably shut down you know a third of
38:46 their servers and all of a sudden the
38:48 rest of the servers are completely
38:49 overloaded because they're upgrading
38:51 those servers and then two days later it
38:53 kind of works better and then a day
38:54 after that they go oh here's a new
38:56 feature
38:57 like that that's a a weekly occurrence
38:59 with this stuff my granddaughter who's
39:02 five brought home a letter from school
39:04 oh boy saying that they will be taught
39:06 gbt yay holy [ __ ] I was not expecting
39:09 that to go that
39:13 direction and and you know what steo I
39:15 bet some chunk of those parents are like
39:17 you're not teaching my kid chat JP this
39:20 is this is this is the the the bot the
39:24 bot of the
39:25 devil this is the bot of the
39:33 devil oh my
39:36 God hopefully steo you can set them
39:38 right and tell them that their
39:39 5-year-olds are are
39:45 fine they never tell people about the
39:47 upgrade I just kind of noticed do you
39:49 all get notified nobody [ __ ] gets
39:50 notified quick take Jake it's it's like
39:53 Google like here's my kids school is now
39:55 using Baxter which is is an education AI
39:57 oh that's cool hey lunatick what's
40:00 happening
40:05 [Music]
40:15 welcome oh I wanted to talk about wait
40:18 I'll come back to to
40:20 Gemini I'm bored with it right now those
40:24 5-year-olds are going to be so far ahead
40:25 can you imagine Caleb
40:27 can you imagine being taught chat GPT at
40:30 5
40:31 because they're five right so they learn
40:34 chat GPT at 5 so what do you learn at
40:36 five you learn you type something you
40:39 you ask for what you want and pring it
40:44 materializes and then how much how much
40:48 advancement did we have in the year
40:51 since chat GPT came out so when they's
40:55 six
40:58 the tool GPT 5 is going to be out and
41:00 it's probably going to have reasoning
41:02 and it's going to have autonomous agents
41:04 so that by the time they're like 10
41:07 there's going to have been five years of
41:09 exponential growth of these tools it
41:12 it's going to be like just permeated
41:15 through their
41:17 cells that they can literally ask for
41:20 anything they want and it just [ __ ]
41:23 materializes that's the world that the
41:25 5-year-olds that are going to be taught
41:27 chat GPT or moving living into holy [ __ ]
41:31 I teach my six-year-old chat GPT all the
41:35 time I mean [ __ ] amazing I mean think
41:38 about you know think about the the
41:40 younger Millennials in in the geners
41:43 that grew up their whole life with
41:45 internet access and with mobile
41:47 phones it's like [ __ ]
41:51 man I think one of the reasons gen xers
41:54 are are so apoplectic about AI right now
41:57 they're like holy [ __ ] this is
41:59 amazing is cuz we lived a big chunk of
42:03 our lives without personal computers and
42:05 then personal computers showed up and
42:08 then we used them we played Oregon Trail
42:10 and all that stupid horeshit Doom
42:15 Mist CD ROMs remember that
42:19 era and then this thing came along
42:22 called the
42:23 internet
42:25 oh
42:27 and so we've been through these things
42:28 so we see this AI stuff we're like holy
42:30 [ __ ] this is one of those no one else
42:33 really cares right now they like yeah
42:36 whatever but like the 5-year-olds
42:39 they're they're not going to know a
42:40 world they're not going to know a
42:43 world where you don't ask for it and it
42:47 [ __ ]
42:48 materializes holy
42:51 [ __ ] think of all those times where kids
42:53 have science questions and now they can
42:54 get instantly answered yeah exactly
42:58 exactly you you know how does cellular
43:01 division work how does cellular division
43:04 work and then just you know some cell
43:06 will will you know materialize in front
43:09 of them and some 3D interface and you
43:12 know do this and split
43:14 apart they'll be like oh that's cool and
43:17 then they'll get into molecular
43:20 biology because of that because it was
43:24 so immediate and so brought to light
43:27 life how many times can our minds be
43:29 blown I we're about to find out Timothy
43:31 Brooks this is my this is my saying I I
43:34 didn't think I coined it but maybe I did
43:35 2023 the last normal
43:38 year I really do think 2024 starts to
43:41 get really weird where these tools get
43:44 significantly more powerful than we're
43:46 prepared for Kyle can you read a book
43:49 have you read a book named life 3.0 I
43:52 have not cam sounds
43:55 interesting it's called mitosis thank
43:57 you Joker Joker Joker helping out with
44:00 the biology 101 stuff
44:09 here I [ __ ] love this
44:12 community as Kyle said buckle up buckle
44:15 up
44:17 buttercup if we get HBO we will never
44:20 have to spend money on movie tickets
44:22 again yeah that's a good
44:25 point well I don't think I don't think
44:28 the old methods go away if you want to
44:30 learn things from an encyclopedia you
44:31 can go down to the library and learn
44:33 things from an encyclopedia I just don't
44:35 think many people are going to do
44:37 that but like the the Confluence the
44:40 Confluence of all these Technologies
44:42 maturing at about the same time is is
44:44 pretty uncanny um electric cars thanks
44:48 Elon Musk cuz Detroit you know would
44:51 have preferred that never
44:53 happened electric cars
44:57 humanoid
44:58 robots The Vision Pro goggles all of a
45:03 sudden are good
45:05 enough that the people reviewing them
45:07 are like oh [ __ ] this is the future I
45:09 get it
45:10 now right after a decade of meta
45:14 spending you know
45:17 billions on [ __ ] Second Life
45:22 2.0 and everyone's like I don't [ __ ]
45:24 get it well now we get it right now
45:27 they're here so that's here
45:30 AI shows up all of these are here at the
45:34 same time drones you know the flying the
45:37 flying machines that you know
45:39 self-correct and self-level and all that
45:41 like that's that's the that's Flying Car
45:45 Technology we're a little early for it
45:47 but it's like all the Jetson's
45:49 technology is essentially showing up in
45:52 the same 5year
45:54 period as not only plausible but like
45:59 here like have you watched the video of
46:02 the robot that like walks over to the
46:04 curig coffee maker flips open flips open
46:08 the little thing sticks the cup in it
46:11 it's like like Wiggles it just like you
46:13 know when you try to stick the C cup in
46:14 and it's always crooked and you can't
46:15 get it to go in you like you
46:17 [ __ ] and you can see the robot
46:19 like yeah [ __ ] and you know
46:21 they'll Elon Musk will do one of those
46:23 with comedy right where if it's if it
46:26 tries something more than three times
46:27 like God damn
46:29 it push that thing in closes it pushes
46:33 the button and it makes coffee and then
46:34 he pulls the coffee cup out like that's
46:37 here
46:38 now they use chat GPT inside that
46:41 robot's head to teach it how to make
46:44 coffee that's here now so three years
46:47 from now someone's going to own one of
46:49 those like one of your friends like one
46:51 of your friends that you know sold his
46:54 his uh his you know uh printer Inc
46:58 company for for $27
47:01 million I bought I bought one of the
47:03 robots [ __ ] can I come see it and it
47:06 brings you like a taco here's your
47:12 taco the the tech has been completely
47:16 the tech has completely eliminated every
47:18 writing job bank I used to pull
47:21 from oh yeah interesting I like the the
47:24 writing thing's rough I I think I I
47:26 don't think writing jobs go away but I
47:28 think I
47:30 think I think how we Define who a writer
47:34 is is transformed
47:37 forever
47:38 right if you're not an AI literate
47:40 writer like like lunatick you're you're
47:43 an amazing writer and and you're AI
47:47 literate and it's like like you've got
47:50 superpowers right now at some point
47:54 that's all going to normalize where you
47:55 like right now now because you're a good
47:57 writer plus you have
47:59 ai you know other good writers are still
48:02 here and especially if they're like well
48:04 this AI stuff I don't trust it yet it
48:06 makes
48:07 mistakes you know you're going to
48:09 continue to pull away but at some point
48:12 you know that that Market's going to
48:14 normalize and then you'll have you know
48:16 just excellent writers that rise above
48:18 that but everyone's going to have
48:20 capacity to write really
48:23 well and so won't need to hire writers
48:26 right because if I'm shitty at
48:28 English and all of a sudden overnight
48:32 I'm not shitty at English holy
48:35 [ __ ] I don't need to hire writers but
48:38 guess what I'm also good at music theory
48:41 and I'm good at molecular biology and
48:43 I'm good at illustration and I'm good at
48:46 movie making and I'm good
48:50 at
48:55 coding
48:58 you know you know there's the the the
49:00 term multi- potentialy right adhders
49:02 love talking about I'm a multi-
49:04 potentialy which basically means like I
49:06 can't focus on one thing long enough to
49:08 get good at it so I got a lot of
49:11 potential is he talented He's got
49:15 potential I feel like all of the multi-
49:18 potential sites are being given the gift
49:22 of what if you were good at all that
49:25 [ __ ]
49:27 [Laughter]
49:30 people with ADHD have an unfair
49:32 Advantage they get dopamine hit from
49:34 every good prompt it's it's totally what
49:36 it is empowered pixels it's a AI is is
49:41 like a video game for the brain for for
49:44 for knowledge tests and creative tests I
49:47 think Champion needs the pee or
49:49 something what are you whimpering about
49:51 oh he's out
49:53 okay did you want cheese
50:09 [Applause]
50:15 you have high sillly silliness tonight I
50:17 do I
50:20 do I'm feeling centered tonight I'm
50:23 feeling centered tonight and I I think
50:26 I think my happy place is is going to
50:30 uh is going to silliness like when my
50:32 brain's on I like it with my brain's
50:35 on you know sometimes your brain's not
50:39 on other times it
50:47 is
50:49 um multi potential
50:53 ites multi accomplishers
50:58 multi-talented see we've always been
51:00 multi-talented we just haven't had the
51:02 tools or the skills or the
51:05 time to live into our vision of what we
51:09 could
51:13 accomplish what if that changed
51:19 overnight you can make money
51:24 with and think it's an opportunity for
51:27 for even for people who are
51:30 Specialists to
51:33 say like if you've got the kind of brain
51:36 if you've got the kind of personality
51:37 that you love digging deep on a
51:44 subject think about the superpower you
51:47 just
51:50 got so so let's say you spent 30 years
51:53 running down one rabbit hole and that's
51:55 your your career and that's your brain
51:56 and that's your knowledge
51:59 base but you've always been interested
52:01 in this other column of knowledge but
52:04 you knew what it
52:07 took to go as deep as you went in your
52:12 current
52:14 specialty and now
52:17 overnight you could chop getting that
52:20 expert at something from 6 to 8 years to
52:25 2 months
52:28 well [ __ ] it you might just hop over and
52:31 run deep down can you imagine I and
52:33 maybe there's people in in here that
52:35 that do this but I know I know we have a
52:37 lot of neuros spices in here so so
52:40 probably probably probably a bit more
52:42 chaotic than this but can you imagine
52:45 cuz my brain doesn't work like this so I
52:47 can't like I can't quite fathom
52:49 it I could choose I could choose to do
52:52 this it might be an interesting
52:54 experiment you imine picking a subject
52:57 literally any
53:00 subject and spend eight hours a day with
53:04 chat
53:05 gp4 and whatever other AI tools you want
53:08 to use on that single subject and you
53:11 did that for two
53:13 months do you know how [ __ ] masterful
53:16 you'd be at the end of two months like
53:19 how deep your knowledge would be what
53:21 you would have
53:23 produced running down a single rabbit
53:25 hole and like pick an obscure
53:29 one like some
53:32 obscure I don't know era in history in
53:37 Civilization just run down that rabbit
53:39 hole for two months with
53:44 AI I I I'm sure at the end of two months
53:47 you will have published three or four
53:48 books you'll probably have a
53:52 movie a script or two some poetry some
53:55 some
53:57 songs 17
54:00 dissertations and a new theory of
54:06 civilization why not because you can
54:10 now GPT doesn't know that much though
54:13 really math
54:16 gender what what makes you say GPT
54:19 doesn't know that much though how much
54:21 have you used
54:24 it showing tell regarding the prompt
54:27 question Kyle all right let me see the
54:28 show and
54:30 tell I like these blanket statements GPT
54:33 doesn't know that much
54:34 though based on
54:37 what based on
54:41 what oh that's
54:43 beautiful every day is Black History Day
54:46 CJ CJ's work is
54:49 beautiful if you're not in the AI Salon
54:52 I'll talk about the AI Salon here in a
54:54 second I'm I'm looking at it right now
54:56 oh that's
55:00 cool AI learning
55:05 lab the flying hot
55:07 dog if that's Fenway and the green
55:09 monster that's
55:13 hilarious love exciting and new The Love
55:20 Boat you can Plumb the depths of gp4 in
55:24 like 20 minutes
55:32 dude
55:35 okay you know it's connected to the
55:37 internet
55:39 right have you played with code
55:41 interpreter you know it can do data
55:42 analysis right it's not just the
55:46 static knowledge that's in it right you
55:48 know that right you know it can see
55:51 images and analyze them you know it can
55:52 make images it knows General things very
55:55 Broad zero depth
55:59 okay and I assume that you also think
56:01 it's never going to get any better than
56:03 it is right now math
56:06 gender this is the kind of thing
56:10 where I mean these kind of blanket
56:12 statements like I I don't I honestly
56:14 don't know what the purpose of it
56:16 is other
56:19 than maybe some insecurity that it's
56:22 possible that this machine can go deeper
56:25 on things than you can but I don't
56:31 know goldfish in the ocean that's pretty
56:34 cute who did that shock
56:41 [Laughter]
56:43 teth you're laughing I use it every day
56:46 it will never be
56:47 conscious like the kid gloves you're
56:51 using
56:54 what
56:56 I use it every day so do
56:58 I it will never be conscious I've never
57:01 said it was conscious I never said it
57:03 would be
57:05 conscious I think at some point it might
57:08 be but not anytime in in the near future
57:10 the current architecture is just a
57:11 stupid [ __ ]
57:14 calculator what do you use it for what
57:18 site are you showing oh the okay so the
57:19 site I'm showing
57:22 so um side I'm showing is actually the
57:27 community that is kind of the extension
57:29 of this channel called the AI salon so
57:31 this is a group that I started the week
57:32 after chat GPT came
57:34 out um which I decided to waste my time
57:38 on a really shallow
57:40 technology that doesn't really know much
57:42 and is never going to know anything and
57:45 so I decided to start a whole Community
57:48 around it and I I decided to spend a
57:51 year of my life going live every night
57:55 to to demystify this technology that's
57:57 just a s shallow piece of
57:59 [ __ ]
58:06 um
58:08 um so so if you go to the salon. aai
58:12 that's going to take you
58:13 to this link
58:16 tree and the the first thing here is the
58:19 AI Salon
58:21 community and that's that takes you to
58:24 the site that I was just looking at so I
58:25 was in a section called showand
58:27 tell um where people can can share
58:30 things but let me show you what's going
58:32 on here so this is a community the first
58:34 thing that you should do is when you
58:36 come to the AI Salon um come to Welcome
58:39 to the salon and this talks about who we
58:41 are so here's the deal if if you're one
58:43 of the people in your life that is um
58:46 talking about Ai and you're like oh this
58:48 AI stuff's going to be big it's going to
58:49 be fantastic and
58:53 um everyone around you is like shut up
58:55 about
58:57 AI this is where all the people like you
59:01 are hanging out or not all of them the
59:03 one the good ones the ones that are
59:06 interesting and curious and adventurous
59:09 and choosing to be on this AI adventure
59:11 and trying to figure it out and trying
59:13 to reinvent themselves and trying to dig
59:15 down rabbit holes and figure out where
59:17 the boundaries
59:19 are that was Dar wasn't
59:22 it it might have been and so if you come
59:26 here um read about who we are and you
59:29 know what we're up to AI Salon is a
59:32 ragtag group of Misfits Nero Wells and
59:34 miscreant who have gathered to explore
59:36 the Uncharted Wilderness of generative
59:37 AI where everyone from entrepreneurs to
59:40 Educators from healthcare workers to
59:42 creatives and everyone in
59:49 between thank you mods you guys are
59:54 awesome
59:58 caretaking and prize fighting it's a
1:00:00 fine
1:00:06 [Laughter]
1:00:10 balance oh man okay so here's what I
1:00:13 want you to do when you get here come to
1:00:15 come to Welcome to the salon read about
1:00:17 who we are and then check out our values
1:00:19 the values are really important so
1:00:21 here's here's the thing about the values
1:00:22 of this community and why I talk about
1:00:24 them
1:00:26 L this community is already these values
1:00:31 this is who these people are they show
1:00:33 up here they share what they're learning
1:00:36 they're exploring as they figure stuff
1:00:38 out they're they're connecting with
1:00:40 other people they're telling them what's
1:00:41 going on they're sharing their victories
1:00:44 they're sharing their their failures
1:00:46 they're sharing insights they're sharing
1:00:50 news and so so the values are just a
1:00:53 reminder to all of us like why we're
1:00:55 here and what we're up to the first one
1:00:56 is curiosity like we want people that
1:00:58 are curious right we want people that
1:01:00 are not saying H it's just a piece of
1:01:02 [ __ ] it's
1:01:04 shallow no okay maybe it
1:01:08 is you know that the AI tools that
1:01:10 you're playing with today are as bad as
1:01:12 they're ever going to
1:01:13 be they only get better from here and as
1:01:16 Sam Alman put it here I've got it
1:01:18 written down cuz he said it in a very
1:01:21 particular
1:01:23 way gp4 is best understood as a
1:01:30 preview gp4 is best understood as a
1:01:37 preview it's like wooden
1:01:40 blocks right gp4 right now is is
1:01:44 something that
1:01:47 that barely scratches the surface of
1:01:50 what this stuff is and it's already
1:01:51 mind-blowing right best understood as a
1:01:53 preview and then he followed that up
1:01:55 with this sentence progress here is not
1:01:58 linear whatever they call GPT 5 the next
1:02:01 iteration the one that they've been
1:02:03 working on you know gp4 has been done
1:02:05 for four years
1:02:07 right do you know how much progress we
1:02:10 saw in one
1:02:12 year it's been built for four years what
1:02:15 have they been doing for those last four
1:02:17 years you think they've been building
1:02:18 chat GPT no chat GPT was just a stupid
1:02:21 little application sitting on top of all
1:02:24 the [ __ ] that they've been building
1:02:25 underneath it when GPT 5 comes out it's
1:02:29 going to be an exponential increase in
1:02:32 power and
1:02:36 capability so we want people in this
1:02:38 community that are curious and like okay
1:02:40 let me learn everything I can about
1:02:41 where this is right now not worshiping
1:02:44 it like it's the best thing ever but
1:02:45 like understanding where the edges
1:02:47 are and how do you understand where the
1:02:49 edges are for something that's moving
1:02:51 this fast and transforming every single
1:02:53 [ __ ] day
1:02:55 you play you get curious the next value
1:02:58 is
1:03:00 generosity don't be stingy with what
1:03:03 you're
1:03:04 learning like share
1:03:07 it here's what worked here's what
1:03:10 didn't oh my God I'm so excited about
1:03:13 gpts ah gpts are kind of janky oh but
1:03:15 the store's coming out it's going to be
1:03:17 awesome oh the store came out and it's a
1:03:18 piece of [ __ ] what do we do H [ __ ] it
1:03:20 let's try something
1:03:21 else at some point the store is going to
1:03:24 be good or or Google will come out with
1:03:26 their story and it will be
1:03:35 good
1:03:37 exploration
1:03:39 adventure dig into those Corners figure
1:03:42 out where the edges are collaboration do
1:03:44 it with other people inclusion doesn't
1:03:47 matter where people come from and
1:03:49 frankly I want people in here who do
1:03:52 have points of view like I forget his
1:03:54 name that I was just talking about who
1:03:56 said this thing's a really shallow piece
1:03:58 of [ __ ] like I actually want people like
1:03:59 that in the community if they're willing
1:04:01 to be curious and open I want different
1:04:03 points of
1:04:05 view Pate who runs the um the mechanics
1:04:10 Guild the technical Guild he and I go at
1:04:12 it all the time cuz I I I tend toward
1:04:17 calling AI stuff magic and Pate tends
1:04:21 toward telling me that's stupid as [ __ ]
1:04:25 and I love that dialogue he's right and
1:04:29 I'm
1:04:31 right we can both be
1:04:37 right is gp4 as deep as it needs to be
1:04:40 probably
1:04:43 not not a reason not to use
1:04:49 it empathy people are [ __ ] scared
1:04:53 right now they think the robots are
1:04:55 going to kill us they think they're not
1:04:57 smart enough to use these
1:04:59 tools they think they have to have a
1:05:01 [ __ ]
1:05:06 PhD and then the last value by the way
1:05:09 if you're new here I'm talking about the
1:05:11 values of the AI Salon the last value is
1:05:16 gratitude
1:05:18 like acknowledge the people in the
1:05:20 community I'm going to read this we just
1:05:22 added this we added this value yesterday
1:05:26 this is like a year and a year and 3mon
1:05:29 old community and we had six values for
1:05:32 the longest
1:05:33 time we had no values for a while we
1:05:36 were just a group of ragtag Misfits and
1:05:38 N do Wells and then we decided to say
1:05:41 hey who are we and who do we want to be
1:05:42 as this thing scales and so we we
1:05:44 created those six
1:05:53 values
1:05:55 and so we added this one yesterday
1:05:57 because gratitude was implicit in the
1:05:59 other six
1:06:03 values but someone in the community
1:06:05 pointed out hey you know
1:06:08 sometimes what she effectively said was
1:06:11 sometimes it feels like people are
1:06:12 taking things for granted they're taking
1:06:14 the
1:06:17 generosity that value for granted and it
1:06:21 sure would be nice if there was
1:06:23 acknowledgement
1:06:25 if I'm if if I'm going to be generous in
1:06:27 this
1:06:29 community and so he thought yeah that's
1:06:31 kind of cool let's make That
1:06:33 explicit We believe We Believe gratitude
1:06:36 is a practice gratitude is not just a
1:06:38 feeling but an action take the time to
1:06:41 acknowledge the efforts support and
1:06:43 successes of the extraordinary people in
1:06:46 this community especially if someone
1:06:48 inspires you go out of your way to
1:06:50 acknowledge them tag them in your post
1:06:52 reach out and let them know they made a
1:06:54 difference
1:06:56 difference that's a pretty cool [ __ ]
1:06:59 Community to live in isn't it if we
1:07:01 start doing that with each
1:07:02 other
1:07:04 so so my request is if if this seems
1:07:07 interesting to you if these values
1:07:09 resonate with you and you're like yeah
1:07:10 man I want to [ __ ] hang out with them
1:07:13 then this is your community and if those
1:07:15 values turn your stomach and you're like
1:07:17 oh God that sounds awful we had someone
1:07:19 in here one night and they're like oh is
1:07:21 so so is this some sort of woke
1:07:23 community and I like Well yeah if not
1:07:26 being ass an [ __ ] means woke then
1:07:29 sure yeah it can be that if you want to
1:07:32 label it and not engage as a human then
1:07:35 this is probably not the community for
1:07:36 you that's
1:07:38 fine but if those resonate with you this
1:07:41 is your community and then here's my
1:07:42 request go to the community section and
1:07:45 the very
1:07:46 first item in the community section is
1:07:49 introduce
1:07:50 yourself and and if your immediate
1:07:52 reaction upon hearing me say introd ruce
1:07:54 yourself as your stomach turns and
1:07:56 you're like oh God I don't want to
1:07:57 introduce myself everybody oh I don't
1:07:59 know what I'm doing here's the big
1:08:01 secret nobody [ __ ] knows what they're
1:08:03 doing you're not as far behind as you
1:08:05 think you are everyone's trying to
1:08:06 figure this out everyone
1:08:09 everyone everyone who claims they are an
1:08:13 expert is not an
1:08:16 expert everyone who claims they know
1:08:18 nothing probably knows more than they
1:08:20 claim there's a lot of apologies going
1:08:23 on right now for people well I'm not
1:08:24 really good but here's something [ __ ]
1:08:26 brilliant I
1:08:28 did well this only took me a few minutes
1:08:30 but here's something [ __ ] brilliant I
1:08:35 did one of the things I want to I want
1:08:38 to I want to drive this community to do
1:08:40 is stop
1:08:42 apologizing so be
1:08:47 generous
1:08:48 and tell us who you
1:08:51 are hey here's who I am
1:08:54 here's where I live I got kids I do this
1:08:57 for work I'm retired doesn't [ __ ]
1:08:59 matter I'm a young whipper snapper I
1:09:02 don't have a lot of experience but I
1:09:03 have a lot of enthusiasm cool and tell
1:09:05 us where you are on the AI
1:09:21 Journey um so introduce yourself
1:09:25 and then there's there's there's fun
1:09:26 sections the water cooler showand tell
1:09:29 um you know people are showing off
1:09:30 really cool things there very inspiring
1:09:32 stuff there's a new section one of the
1:09:34 sections that if especially if you're
1:09:36 new here is is the first place one of
1:09:38 the first places I'd go you know just
1:09:40 just sort of you know click around in
1:09:42 the community but the AI tools and
1:09:44 resources section um check out the top
1:09:48 AI salon tool recommendations this is a
1:09:51 list that I personally
1:09:53 curate
1:09:54 and what what I try to do in this list
1:09:57 is if you want to get up to speed on
1:09:59 generative AI what's what's kind of here
1:10:02 and what's not a waste of your time
1:10:04 there is so much stuff out there if you
1:10:09 look at this list you will likely go oh
1:10:11 Kyle you know what you're missing you're
1:10:12 missing this and you're missing this and
1:10:14 you're missing this and you're missing
1:10:15 this this list used to have three things
1:10:17 on it and then it was four and then it
1:10:19 was six and now it's a really long
1:10:22 [ __ ] list this but it's by no means
1:10:24 comprehensive but here's what I can
1:10:25 promise you everything on this list is
1:10:28 worth you understanding it to some level
1:10:32 understanding what it makes
1:10:35 possible people are getting mad book
1:10:37 publ publishers are using AI for covers
1:10:41 thoughts uh it's nobody's [ __ ]
1:10:45 business what tools anyone uses to
1:10:48 create the outputs they create if I'm
1:10:50 willing to put my name on
1:10:52 it what do you give it a [ __ ] if I used
1:10:55 Photoshop or illustrator or
1:10:59 AI why does it
1:11:06 matter that I mean those are my
1:11:09 thoughts so anyway go check out this
1:11:12 list and the first on the list if you're
1:11:14 brand new to this stuff is is chat
1:11:16 GPT start with chat GPT and in my
1:11:20 opinion I'm not connected with them in
1:11:22 any way I don't give a [ __ ] if you do it
1:11:23 in my opinion that 20 bucks a month for
1:11:25 GPT 4 is the best 20 bucks you could
1:11:30 spend and and learn like every one of
1:11:33 these bullet points in this list sort of
1:11:35 of me describing what chat gbt can do is
1:11:40 a different Rabbit Hole you can run down
1:11:42 and explore GPT Vision
1:11:46 alone I I think is massively
1:11:51 underutilized massively underutilized
1:11:56 code interpreter I think most people
1:11:58 don't even know it's
1:12:02 there have you seen what this [ __ ] does
1:12:04 here
1:12:05 watch and this is one of those things
1:12:08 where you know comments like chat jp4 is
1:12:10 not that deep all right did you know it
1:12:13 could do this let me go grab I'm going
1:12:15 to run over to a site called
1:12:18 kaggle don't forget to do your kaggle
1:12:20 exercises people oh kigle
1:12:24 [Laughter]
1:12:26 and to sign
1:12:28 [Laughter]
1:12:35 in oh man so what kaggle is is you can
1:12:39 get data sets so I'm going to go and
1:12:41 grab a data
1:12:43 [Music]
1:12:45 set let's see data set what we what's on
1:12:49 the homepage here Bitcoin historical
1:12:52 data
1:12:56 Bella beat external data from Fitbit
1:12:59 Fitness national health and nutrition
1:13:02 exam
1:13:05 survey let's grab
1:13:09 that because it's it's something I know
1:13:11 very little about so it's a 12 megabyte
1:13:15 file all right so we just downloaded a
1:13:17 12 megabyte file that's national health
1:13:20 and nutrition exam
1:13:22 survey and I'm to click on so where I am
1:13:25 I'm on chat
1:13:26 GPT and if you're in chat GPT
1:13:29 4 the little paperclip here means you
1:13:31 can upload a
1:13:35 file and so I'm going to go grab that
1:13:39 file it just says archive 8 so it's a
1:13:41 zip file like we don't even know what's
1:13:43 in it it could be one CSV file it could
1:13:45 be
1:13:46 20 it's 12 megabytes it's uploading hang
1:13:50 on so I'm going to say um what
1:13:55 files are in this and what
1:14:00 is
1:14:03 interesting about
1:14:13 them and so it says analyzing what's
1:14:16 what's that analyzing well if you click
1:14:18 on that you can actually watch what it's
1:14:19 doing so what what code interpreter is
1:14:24 is sitting inside chat GPT is this
1:14:27 capability called code interpreter or
1:14:29 Advanced Data analysis that creates
1:14:32 what's called a container and a
1:14:34 container is kind of like what you think
1:14:36 of it as it's like a tupperware
1:14:37 container so inside your chat it creates
1:14:41 this container which is like a little
1:14:43 mini version of a computer that has
1:14:45 access to python python
1:14:48 libraries and it can understand and
1:14:50 write and execute python code
1:14:54 so when you ask chat GPT to do something
1:14:56 that's like data analysis the hell is
1:14:59 going
1:15:01 on the hell just happened something was
1:15:04 beeping um it writes and executes its
1:15:07 own python code so when I said what's in
1:15:09 this file it it said um grab the zip
1:15:13 file
1:15:14 library and go look at what's in it and
1:15:17 so what's in it is the extracted archive
1:15:20 contains a folder named n haes and
1:15:23 inside that folder there's a demographic
1:15:26 CSV a dietary CSV an examination CSV a
1:15:30 laboratory CSV and a questionnaire CSV
1:15:32 holy [ __ ] okay there's a bunch of
1:15:35 [ __ ] data in here um the files appear
1:15:38 to be part of the national health and
1:15:40 nutrition survey n Hayes data collection
1:15:42 for the years 2017
1:15:44 2018 here's what's interesting about
1:15:46 each file so it goes into it writes code
1:15:51 to go into the Cs vs demographics looks
1:15:55 like it's demographics so I think that's
1:15:56 just getting it from the file name the
1:15:58 data can be invaluable for research okay
1:16:00 so so what I'm going to say is
1:16:03 great
1:16:06 um why
1:16:08 don't we look at the
1:16:12 data and you can tell
1:16:15 me how we might analyze
1:16:22 it
1:16:28 I'll take a glass of the red pill juice
1:16:37 please
1:16:43 [Laughter]
1:16:47 oh I need chat GPT to do my laundry
1:16:50 we're not far from it we've successfully
1:16:53 loaded the data from each of the files
1:16:55 into a data into Data
1:16:58 frames the data frame likely contains
1:17:00 demographic
1:17:03 information all right this doesn't look
1:17:05 like it's analyzing it does
1:17:10 it let's see what it does it'll it
1:17:13 hopefully will keep
1:17:14 going we might want to consider this
1:17:16 visualization
1:17:18 techniques so I'm going to say um find
1:17:23 some
1:17:25 inter uh some interesting
1:17:28 Trends
1:17:31 inside
1:17:33 dietary
1:17:37 file analyzing okay let's see what it's
1:17:40 doing so let's take a look we're going
1:17:43 to look inside our data frame for
1:17:44 dietary so it's got all so there's all
1:17:46 the data right so it's
1:17:49 it's doing pandas core I don't I don't
1:17:52 know what the [ __ ] it's doing but it's
1:17:53 looking at the
1:17:55 data the dietary data contains a wide
1:17:58 range of variables with 362 columns in
1:18:01 total intake metrics for
1:18:04 9,254 participants this is doing full-on
1:18:07 data
1:18:10 analysis even if chat GPT were shallow
1:18:12 as [ __ ] and had no interesting
1:18:14 information in it you can give it
1:18:16 interesting information and start to
1:18:18 understand that
1:18:20 data right this is one of those little
1:18:23 bullet
1:18:24 points on this list where's my list if
1:18:28 you go to AI tools and
1:18:30 resources and you scroll down here to
1:18:32 chat GPT and you're like oh chat GPT has
1:18:35 these things I'm inside code interpreter
1:18:38 right now that one little bullet point
1:18:40 you could spend the next month
1:18:42 understanding what's possible with that
1:18:44 one little piece
1:18:46 tool
1:18:52 right
1:18:55 yeah when in doubt call it a
1:18:58 cult it's like it's like going it's like
1:19:02 you know you know you know you're losing
1:19:03 the argument like and you're fat
1:19:11 too but you have to pay but you have to
1:19:18 pay you have to pay 20 bucks but you
1:19:21 have to
1:19:22 pay
1:19:23 go look at the go look at the analysis
1:19:26 that Paul rer did so Paul rer from the
1:19:29 marketing AI Institute at the at the end
1:19:31 of this um list of recommended tools
1:19:34 I've got four four people that I think
1:19:36 are worth you following Ethan mullik
1:19:38 from the Wharton business school David
1:19:40 Shapiro's a baller of a developer um
1:19:43 really generous in in how he talks about
1:19:45 this stuff Paul rater from the marketing
1:19:47 AI
1:19:49 Institute last week's um podcast Paul
1:19:53 rater did some back of the napkin
1:19:58 analysis of if your employees use chat
1:20:02 GPT if you pay not the 20 bucks a month
1:20:05 but the 30 bucks a month for chat GPT
1:20:07 team which is the new fancy version of
1:20:10 chat GPT 30 bucks a month holy [ __ ]
1:20:13 that's
1:20:15 expensive and those employees have on
1:20:18 average a 10% increase in productivity
1:20:21 he does like all the all the math he
1:20:22 sort of you know carries the the zeros
1:20:25 and the numbers and you know it it ends
1:20:28 up saving 17 hours a month and it's like
1:20:31 $634 right so so taking an extremely
1:20:35 conservative view of a productivity
1:20:37 increase from a tool like chat
1:20:41 GPT it's you you're talking a 20x return
1:20:45 30 bucks a month is incredibly cheap for
1:20:48 for the value that you get
1:20:50 here and I know I'm talk talking about
1:20:53 value it sounds like a [ __ ]
1:20:54 infomercial but but like
1:20:57 seriously I'll tell you what spend $30
1:21:01 just do it for a month spend
1:21:03 $30 get chat GPT plus and just go learn
1:21:07 in 30 days go learn what each of these
1:21:10 bullets means teach yourself how to make
1:21:13 gpts um explore using Dolly image
1:21:17 generation inside the context of a
1:21:19 conversation use GPT Vision have it look
1:21:22 at a whiteboard that you took notes on
1:21:24 and have it analyzed those
1:21:27 notes you you want okay okay okay people
1:21:30 okay see now I'm [ __ ] fired
1:21:38 up see you got me going you got my blood
1:21:40 boiling I can't even talk
1:21:45 anymore have you played with GPT
1:21:49 Vision it doesn't know very much okay
1:21:53 okay watch I'm going to click on a
1:21:55 stupid
1:21:57 little
1:22:01 paperclip and look up the term
1:22:04 whiteboard and those of you that come
1:22:06 here every night you've seen this before
1:22:07 so you can go make yourself some
1:22:11 nachos this still blows me
1:22:15 away this it yeah this
1:22:20 whiteboard is just like a picture I got
1:22:23 off the
1:22:24 Internet it's some whiteboard there's
1:22:26 some notes and there's some
1:22:29 scribbles of some software
1:22:38 interface so I'm going to pop that in
1:22:43 there chat jbt doesn't know very much
1:22:46 well you know what it's about to know
1:22:47 what the [ __ ] was on that
1:22:50 whiteboard cuz watch watch what my
1:22:52 prompt is is and and here's the other
1:22:54 thing you know people are throwing
1:22:56 around this term prompt engineering you
1:22:57 got to learn prompt engineering you and
1:23:00 and you know what that does that
1:23:02 intimidates human beings that are not
1:23:04 Engineers that think they have to learn
1:23:06 prompt [ __ ]
1:23:08 engineering you don't have to learn
1:23:10 prompt engineering these tools are
1:23:11 getting
1:23:15 increasingly
1:23:16 supportive in allowing you to just ask
1:23:20 for what you
1:23:21 need so I uploaded a whiteboard and I
1:23:24 and here's the prompt here's the prompt
1:23:26 engineering people get out your
1:23:27 notebooks write this down what is
1:23:32 this question
1:23:35 mark there's our prompt watch what this
1:23:38 is going to turn into this is [ __ ]
1:23:43 mindblowing and yeah I'm just skimming
1:23:45 the surface of this
1:23:51 stuff
1:24:09 um okay so what did it say it said image
1:24:12 appears to be a whiteboard good solid
1:24:15 handwritten notes and drawings that
1:24:17 outline a user interface designed for a
1:24:19 food ordering system likely intended for
1:24:22 use in airport setting the notes include
1:24:25 different sections such as ordering UI
1:24:27 users and Main steps and discuss various
1:24:30 aspects of the system such as types of
1:24:32 users business family use cases takeout
1:24:36 time limit and benefits of the system
1:24:38 skip the line pay by card fast language
1:24:41 so it's it's already understood what
1:24:43 this thing's about like that's the
1:24:44 beginning of a of a product overview
1:24:51 right
1:24:53 um okay so uh the drawings seem to be
1:24:57 rough sketches of screens okay so here's
1:24:59 what we're going to do um and I'm going
1:25:02 to just do text uh text dictation here
1:25:04 dictation yes it's all of a sudden it
1:25:06 sounded like a dirty word is did he say
1:25:09 a bad word dictation I think is not a
1:25:11 bad word but my brain's a little little
1:25:13 scrambled okay so here we
1:25:17 go that's great I'd like to create a
1:25:22 marketing plan
1:25:26 for this new app that we're creating so
1:25:29 what I'd like you to do first is take
1:25:30 what you understand from the
1:25:33 Whiteboard and come up with a detailed
1:25:35 marketing plan
1:25:39 for how we bring this product to
1:25:46 Market and again is that prompt
1:25:49 engineering no I'm kind of talking to it
1:25:51 like I would be talking to to if if I
1:25:53 were in a room full of
1:25:55 collaborators where there were some
1:25:57 people in there that were good at
1:25:59 product and there were some people in
1:26:00 there that were good at engineering and
1:26:01 there were some people in there that
1:26:02 were good at creative and design and
1:26:04 then there were a marketing strategist
1:26:05 and then there was an account person and
1:26:07 then there was a customer service person
1:26:10 I could ask all sorts of questions about
1:26:12 this concept and if they've got
1:26:14 expertise they can help so one of the
1:26:16 ways to think about chat
1:26:19 GPT is
1:26:21 that it's like you're in a room full of
1:26:24 experts who are really good at
1:26:29 [ __ ] that you may not
1:26:31 be so what did it say here I'm I'm not
1:26:35 even really paying attention to it
1:26:36 because I know what this thing
1:26:40 does product understanding app name to
1:26:43 be decided purpos to simplify the food
1:26:46 uh ordering process market research
1:26:48 conduct surveys do a competitor analysis
1:26:51 do a SWAT analysis branding and
1:26:52 positioning de develop a brand name Logo
1:26:55 and slogans unique selling
1:26:57 proposition um so let's let's go with
1:27:00 that branding and
1:27:02 positioning great I want to start with
1:27:04 branding and positioning so take your
1:27:06 bullet points from that section and
1:27:09 create a creative
1:27:12 brief that we can use to come up with a
1:27:14 name for the
1:27:21 product
1:27:23 and again reminder oh wait why did it
1:27:26 not come
1:27:28 on all right it's
1:27:30 going what did we start with we started
1:27:33 with a picture of a whiteboard and the
1:27:34 prompt what is
1:27:39 this we're now generating a creative
1:27:42 brief for for how to name this product
1:27:46 that's based on the marketing brief that
1:27:47 we just said hey could you make a
1:27:49 marketing brief out of
1:27:50 this and this this will keep going I'm
1:27:53 not I'm not I'm not [ __ ] letting this
1:27:55 one
1:28:04 go if you've ever worked with an agency
1:28:06 or for an agency project overview
1:28:09 objective target audience primary
1:28:11 business Travelers Travelers who value
1:28:13 efficiency and time management secondary
1:28:16 families looking for convenient meal
1:28:18 Solutions during travel tertiary
1:28:20 techsavvy indiv individ ual who prefer
1:28:24 digital solutions for travel related
1:28:25 needs like that target audience
1:28:29 analysis like that's that's
1:28:31 good and it's not just didn't didn't
1:28:33 just pull it out of its
1:28:35 butt it's based on what was written on
1:28:37 that
1:28:38 whiteboard right so it's like we've
1:28:40 we've got a creative director in the
1:28:42 room here we go um tone Brandon
1:28:45 personality efficiency inclusivity
1:28:48 reliability Innovation and comfort key
1:28:50 messaging your meal is just a tap away
1:28:53 no matter where you're flying to or from
1:28:55 savor every moment even during layovers
1:28:58 you're waiting time into me time with
1:29:01 app
1:29:02 name and it goes on and on and on great
1:29:05 perfect now we have a creative brief
1:29:09 awesome awesome please come up with 20
1:29:12 names based on that creative
1:29:16 brief and I really liked one of the uh
1:29:20 key messages savor every moment even
1:29:24 during layovers
1:29:27 nice or your meal is just a Tap Away
1:29:30 both of those are
1:29:32 good Quick Cuisine Sky bites jet Feast
1:29:35 Aro eats terminal taste Gate Gourmet
1:29:37 Cloud dine fly foodie those suck Runway
1:29:40 refresh air meals air meals is not bad
1:29:42 boarding bite um travel uh Sky saver
1:29:47 flight Fair plane plate Globe grub okay
1:29:51 I'm going to
1:29:53 say these are all boring
1:29:57 forgettable and cliche can you give me
1:30:00 20 more that dig a Little Deeper period
1:30:04 take a deep
1:30:06 breath and think before
1:30:10 responding which if you don't know that
1:30:12 last prompt that's something that Ethan
1:30:14 mik um wrote about that there's research
1:30:17 that if you tell chat GPT to take a deep
1:30:20 breath it actually does better
1:30:26 so which I think's hilarious but you
1:30:29 know
1:30:30 it's I mean what's fascinating about
1:30:32 chat GPT is it's a probability engine
1:30:34 it's just a math engine right there's
1:30:36 nothing sensient about it but the data
1:30:39 set it's been trained on is all this
1:30:41 human you know output this this stuff
1:30:44 that's been on the internet for for the
1:30:46 past 40 or 50 years right and so when
1:30:48 you interact with it you kind of
1:30:50 interact with it in a way like you're
1:30:52 working with a a coworker uh fly foodie
1:30:55 okay fly foodie is not bad well we'll go
1:30:57 with fly foodie okay so we go great I
1:31:00 like fly foodie Now give me five
1:31:02 possible taglines for fly foodie and I
1:31:06 like the one key message you had about
1:31:09 savoring the
1:31:21 moment
1:31:22 [Music]
1:31:26 uh all right so now we're going to have
1:31:28 a tagline and then so now watch this so
1:31:30 it gets better no no way I need to try
1:31:32 that now yeah go read the so so Lori if
1:31:36 you go look up um go look up Ethan
1:31:38 mullock and um take a deep breath you'll
1:31:42 find the article um where he mentions
1:31:44 that and it's it's it's a it's a it's a
1:31:48 research paper that actual scientists
1:31:50 did research um and chat GPT is the one
1:31:54 that came up with it it's an article
1:31:55 that he wrote where chat GPT wrote
1:31:58 better prompts than
1:31:59 humans and and the winning prompt was
1:32:02 take a deep breath and think before you
1:32:04 answer or something like that but which
1:32:06 is fantastic I have a photo photo proof
1:32:09 that please helps oh cool that's awesome
1:32:12 share that in Show and Tell Joker or or
1:32:14 in the Irregulars Channel um let's see
1:32:17 fly foodie savor every second bite by
1:32:19 bite elevate your taste even at 30 ,000
1:32:22 ft no we're in the terminal fly foodie
1:32:24 where time flies and flavor sores that's
1:32:26 good
1:32:37 okay I like number three please create a
1:32:41 mockup of what a
1:32:43 poster might look like in an
1:32:46 airport that includes the name and
1:32:51 tagline for the app and
1:32:54 shows a
1:32:56 visualization of the ordering screen on
1:32:58 the
1:33:12 phone Cosmic lover this always blows my
1:33:15 mind every time I know every time I do
1:33:18 this like I'm getting like
1:33:20 Goosebumps right now
1:33:25 like is this the best thing ever I don't
1:33:28 know look fly foodie airport rolling
1:33:33 cart here's a mockup of the fly foodie
1:33:42 app I mean can I zoom in on it I
1:33:49 can't now watch
1:33:56 okay that's good enough for now but what
1:33:57 I'd like to focus on now is product
1:33:59 development period can you please make a
1:34:01 recommendation for front-end
1:34:03 Technologies backend Technologies and a
1:34:06 recommended database to build this app
1:34:09 as quickly and efficiently as
1:34:19 possible where where did that go
1:34:23 oh
1:34:25 oh uhoh something's going on with my
1:34:32 dictation hang on uh as
1:34:38 possible let me get rid of that okay
1:34:42 there we
1:34:50 go
1:34:53 okay front-end Technologies framework
1:34:54 react native for crossplatform app
1:34:56 development UI components use a library
1:34:58 like native base with pre-built
1:35:00 components remember I I said I wanted to
1:35:02 to be able to build it as fast as
1:35:04 possible so it's recommending a library
1:35:06 of pre-built components so we don't have
1:35:08 to spend time developing components that
1:35:10 someone else probably already has State
1:35:12 Management Redux or context API testing
1:35:15 G for for unit testing and detox for end
1:35:18 to end testing I don't even know what
1:35:20 those [ __ ] things are we can go find
1:35:22 out if those are right or not but if you
1:35:24 knew something about development you
1:35:25 could at least you would at least be
1:35:27 able to look at this and go oh that's a
1:35:28 good starting point I'd swap out this
1:35:30 for this right and you can give it
1:35:31 feedback for that backend Technologies
1:35:34 no
1:35:35 JS why because it's a non-blocking IO
1:35:37 and it's an event driven architecture
1:35:39 clearly we needed an event-driven
1:35:41 architecture people I think everybody
1:35:43 knew that that's obvious to anyone who's
1:35:46 ever bought popcorn framework
1:35:50 expressjs Authentication Implement ooth
1:35:53 realtime security database postgress SQL
1:35:56 caching redus data syncing additional
1:35:59 Technologies payment Gateway
1:36:01 internationalization great so watch
1:36:04 this perfect can you write starter code
1:36:08 for the interface for the ordering page
1:36:11 including the backend and database code
1:36:15 required to make it
1:36:20 run
1:36:32 [Music]
1:36:38 here's a simple database schema for
1:36:41 postgress backend setup
1:36:44 nodejs install the dependencies in it y
1:36:48 install Express PG body parser cores
1:36:52 JavaScript const Express const body
1:36:55 parser const
1:36:58 cores frontend setup react
1:37:02 native bash CD fly foodie app so it's
1:37:06 going to it's going to create a little
1:37:07 directory for us called fly foodie app
1:37:10 because that's what it's
1:37:14 called where did we
1:37:18 start what is this
1:37:26 there's the marketing plan there's 20
1:37:28 names there's 20 more names there's the
1:37:30 one we picked there's the taglines
1:37:33 there's a marketing
1:37:35 visualization here's text
1:37:39 strategy and starter
1:37:46 code don't [ __ ] tell me you can't run
1:37:49 deep on chat gp4
1:37:54 [Laughter]
1:37:55 this is chat gp4
1:37:58 deie this is one of the bullet points on
1:38:02 my stupid
1:38:03 list my stupid low value
1:38:07 list this was this bullet point GPT
1:38:16 Vision if you're not taking the time to
1:38:19 get curious and dig deep into what these
1:38:22 tools make
1:38:24 possible you're going to get [ __ ]
1:38:32 blindsided it's really easy right
1:38:38 now it's really easy right now to sit on
1:38:42 the [ __ ] Sidelines and
1:38:44 go these tools ain't all
1:38:50 B
1:38:53 because you know
1:38:54 why the people that are saying that like
1:38:58 the guy in here
1:38:59 tonight is
1:39:02 right not that
1:39:04 deep not that
1:39:07 perfect it's
1:39:09 flawed if you use code interpreter what
1:39:12 you find out is it gets confused and it
1:39:14 [ __ ] up the python code a
1:39:18 lot but if you don't know that it's
1:39:20 possible
1:39:23 that it can do
1:39:25 that what happens when that tool gets
1:39:30 good what happens when that tool can
1:39:34 reason and can use every computer
1:39:37 programming language not just Python and
1:39:40 can take actions on your behalf that's
1:39:42 chat
1:39:45 gp5 so if you're just sitting on the
1:39:48 sidelines bitching and moaning about how
1:39:50 e it's not all
1:39:54 that when that next tool comes along
1:39:58 it's going to pull the rug out from
1:39:59 under
1:40:02 you so get [ __ ] curious I don't care
1:40:06 if you join the AI Salon or not I don't
1:40:08 care if you show up here or
1:40:10 not I do care that as many people as
1:40:14 possible on this planet get curious
1:40:17 about this [ __ ] because it's coming
1:40:18 whether we want it or not and it's
1:40:19 coming fast
1:40:25 [Applause]
1:40:31 gp4 is best understood as a preview
1:40:34 progress here is not
1:40:39 linear these tools are [ __ ] preschool
1:40:42 tools right now they're like wooden
1:40:47 blocks we have no [ __ ] idea what's
1:40:50 coming
1:40:52 so if you sense I'm a little [ __ ]
1:40:53 fired
1:40:58 up it's because I don't have room in my
1:41:01 life right now for cynicism about this
1:41:05 [ __ ] it's
1:41:08 important I spend seven [ __ ] nights a
1:41:11 week in
1:41:16 here talking about this stuff as a
1:41:20 possibility and I don't have room in my
1:41:23 life for people that [ __ ] on
1:41:31 that I have infinite time and energy and
1:41:35 love in in my life for people who are
1:41:38 willing to say I'll give it a
1:41:47 shot I think that's [ __ ] remarkable I
1:41:50 think that's [ __ ] [ __ ]
1:41:52 courageous I think it's so easy right
1:41:55 now to be
1:41:58 cynical we live in a world that's
1:42:00 [ __ ] cynical and bitter and cut off
1:42:02 and non-empathetic and it [ __ ] sucks
1:42:05 are you not tired of everyone being
1:42:08 [ __ ] to each
1:42:13 other I'm [ __ ] done with
1:42:16 it take each other
1:42:19 in deie I just signed up with with GPT 4
1:42:22 so I'm still exploring perfect
1:42:27 awesome if you feel clueless right now
1:42:30 that's the right
1:42:32 feeling if you're like holy [ __ ] I
1:42:35 didn't know I could do
1:42:37 that thank you for ever
1:42:44 hooked you know normally get the the
1:42:47 happy go-lucky peppy
1:42:50 Kyle
1:42:54 I try to present what I'm doing in here
1:42:56 I try to present the stuff that I do in
1:42:58 a fun and accessible way but this is
1:43:01 very serious stuff in my
1:43:08 opinion thank you Bob I am telling
1:43:13 them [ __ ] them and seriously I don't
1:43:16 know if the guy still here that was you
1:43:18 know that got me on this rant
1:43:22 but I hope you
1:43:24 are I hope you join the
1:43:27 salon I hope you're willing to take that
1:43:30 skeptical point of view you've got and
1:43:33 channel it into a way that we can learn
1:43:35 from
1:43:38 it and if not if you're not interested
1:43:40 in that then you're not part of this
1:43:42 community you're not it's not part of
1:43:43 the
1:43:45 values
1:43:46 curiosity
1:43:49 generosity exploration
1:43:52 collaboration not just you all are
1:43:54 wasting your time you're in a [ __ ]
1:43:57 cult well here's what I learned I use it
1:44:00 every day and when you dig deep on it
1:44:01 you hit a
1:44:03 bottom but here's a strategy I have to
1:44:06 work around that it's connected to the
1:44:07 internet maybe we could dig deeper it
1:44:10 can write python code maybe we could go
1:44:12 down here right like there's a way to
1:44:14 have that
1:44:17 knowledge and not be a dick about
1:44:20 it
1:44:22 I'm past love and into Obsession good
1:44:24 awesome
1:44:27 yeah this stuff it when you when you
1:44:31 open your mind to the
1:44:34 possibility of not what's in our hands
1:44:37 right now but what this stuff is going
1:44:38 to
1:44:40 become it's hard not to be obsessed by
1:44:47 it Kyle I want to be like that two block
1:44:50 Tom you show up here regularly you are
1:44:53 like
1:44:54 that don't apologize for not
1:44:58 being farther along you show up here I
1:45:02 recognize your name I've seen you a
1:45:03 bunch thank you Robert
1:45:09 Rossy you are like
1:45:13 that in your humble opinion what will
1:45:16 happen if we decide to sit aside and
1:45:18 avoid AI I think that
1:45:23 it's we we did it in the salon three
1:45:25 three three salons ago we asked people
1:45:28 their 2024 what was their greatest hope
1:45:31 what was their greatest
1:45:33 fear and what was their prediction for
1:45:35 2024 and my greatest
1:45:39 fear was
1:45:42 that too many people stay on the
1:45:47 sidelines in my humble
1:45:49 opinion I'm glad you asked it like
1:45:56 that it makes me really sad like like
1:45:59 profoundly
1:46:08 sad that people think they have three to
1:46:11 five years to think about how to think
1:46:13 about
1:46:14 AI it makes me profoundly sad that so
1:46:17 many people are spending so much
1:46:19 energy talking about is AI good or bad
1:46:24 does it steal or not does it all all of
1:46:27 the talk
1:46:30 about the Judgment of its
1:46:34 validity is independent of the fact that
1:46:38 it's coming and it's worse than that
1:46:40 it's
1:46:42 here and it's not going
1:46:47 away if I had said to you at any point
1:46:51 in history there's an entrepreneur
1:46:54 that's trying to raise $7
1:46:56 trillion for his
1:47:00 startup you would laugh me out of the
1:47:06 room we live in a world right
1:47:10 now where the impact of of what chat GPT
1:47:14 has kind of
1:47:18 revealed where it is plausible that Sam
1:47:21 Alman is going to raise 5 to7
1:47:26 trillion to build chip manufacturing
1:47:31 capacity that far exceeds the current
1:47:34 planet's capacity to build
1:47:37 chips that's plausible that's the world
1:47:39 we live in right now this [ __ ] isn't
1:47:42 going away it's not going away it's here
1:47:45 I talk about this a lot all the hand
1:47:47 ringing about is it good is it bad is it
1:47:52 is it
1:47:54 perfect is it stealing is it this is it
1:47:57 that is it going to take jobs all of
1:47:59 that
1:48:00 conversation is the
1:48:02 equivalent of legislators in the State
1:48:05 of Florida
1:48:07 debating whether or not we should make
1:48:10 hurricanes
1:48:13 illegal I understand the
1:48:16 sentiment I think it's a
1:48:19 plausible
1:48:22 exercise or a commendable
1:48:27 exercise and and you know you just might
1:48:29 pass a
1:48:30 law you just might get a bipartisan G
1:48:34 shuck let's put it together and declare
1:48:36 that hurricanes are now
1:48:38 illegal great let's take out TV ads and
1:48:42 tell everyone in the state it's okay
1:48:43 you're safe we've made hurricanes
1:48:45 illegal you're going to be
1:48:49 fine what's that cloud on the horizon no
1:48:53 need to worry about that we got the laws
1:48:55 you're
1:48:56 protected we've decided to ban chat GPT
1:49:00 in schools we've got detectors for that
1:49:02 now everything's
1:49:06 good why is it getting windy not to
1:49:09 worry we have
1:49:15 laws so it scares me my humble opinion
1:49:18 is that it scares me I think that people
1:49:19 are going to be blind
1:49:21 sighted when the next version of these
1:49:23 tools get dramatically better and what
1:49:26 excites me and the reason I keep coming
1:49:28 back here and I think the reason people
1:49:30 keep coming back because they certainly
1:49:32 don't want to hear me [ __ ] and scream
1:49:33 like I did
1:49:35 tonight is that this
1:49:39 community when these new tools show up
1:49:42 are going to know what to do with
1:49:44 them the amount of opportunity that that
1:49:47 you as an individual have in the next 18
1:49:49 months
1:49:51 is
1:49:53 staggering do I know what that looks
1:49:55 like right now I don't have a [ __ ]
1:49:56 clue none of us does no one does no one
1:49:59 does but here's what I promise you the
1:50:02 people who are curious about it right
1:50:03 now the people that are building 20 gpts
1:50:06 the people that are like oh I figured
1:50:08 out this really interesting way to do
1:50:10 prompting to make these cool images
1:50:12 Sharon
1:50:13 mendenhal recorded a a a Broadway
1:50:16 musical using sunno songs she she she's
1:50:21 publishing songs every night in Show and
1:50:22 Tell she's putting up two or three
1:50:27 songs when these songwriting tools get
1:50:30 really
1:50:32 good she's going to know what to do with
1:50:36 them when the people that are doing
1:50:39 Kick-Ass images in this community and
1:50:40 there's a lot of them when these tools
1:50:43 go to the next
1:50:45 level or they migrate over to making
1:50:49 movies like Sher
1:50:51 D they're going to have [ __ ]
1:50:56 careers and it might not be a career
1:50:59 that they ever in their Wildest Dreams
1:51:02 thought they'd
1:51:04 have and the people sitting on the
1:51:06 sidelines are going to be like uh hey
1:51:08 wait
1:51:09 up hey uh could you could you could you
1:51:12 come back here uh why are you so far out
1:51:16 that seems dangerous can I get it how do
1:51:18 I swim I don't know how to swim
1:51:22 I a terrible writer I'm so glad chat GPT
1:51:25 is in my life Kev talk yeah guess what
1:51:29 you're not a terrible writer anymore you
1:51:32 instantly leveled up these tools are
1:51:35 human level UPS it's like we're in a
1:51:37 [ __ ] video
1:51:38 game and what we were just handed is so
1:51:43 if you're a kid of the '90s remember the
1:51:44 cheap books you could buy at
1:51:47 GameStop for all the video games that
1:51:50 would teach you the up up downright you
1:51:53 know y ya
1:51:56 a that's like chat GPT does that for
1:52:00 Life Kev talk I'm a terrible
1:52:04 writer not anymore he's not what
1:52:08 happens when those people that were
1:52:11 terrible writers and were limited
1:52:13 because they kept hitting the ceiling of
1:52:15 in this world I need to be a good writer
1:52:16 I need to be a good writer what if all
1:52:18 of a sudden that ceiling is taken away
1:52:20 oh I'm a good writer
1:52:23 oh you know what I've always wanted to
1:52:25 do in my life if I didn't suck at
1:52:26 writing H and then Kev Talk's going to
1:52:30 go do that these tools are human level
1:52:33 UPS these tools are human level
1:52:43 ups there's a [ __ ] date
1:52:49 night
1:52:58 and
1:53:03 rant I'm done I mean I'm done with that
1:53:06 rant I'm happy to talk about other
1:53:16 [ __ ] [ __ ]
1:53:19 cynicism Kyle's words I'm just taking
1:53:21 notes
1:53:24 cool we love the different sides of Mr
1:53:28 Kyle whoo
1:53:30 raah epic
1:53:33 Grant someone got their R1 no
1:53:37 [ __ ] get a napkin why no that's you why
1:53:41 you have sleeves is so you can wipe the
1:53:43 crap off your lips after you scre scream
1:53:46 for an
1:53:47 hour it's why we have sleeves
1:53:51 pants are not to cover your legs pants
1:53:53 are to wipe your hands after you eat
1:53:55 sloppy chicken wings I do I have to
1:53:57 teach you people
1:53:59 everything would you trust chat GPT with
1:54:02 your Investments [ __ ]
1:54:04 no but would I trust chat
1:54:10 GPT
1:54:11 to actually that's a really good one for
1:54:14 me I'm bad with
1:54:15 money I have ADD so I'm not good with
1:54:18 follow through um um I have a lot of
1:54:22 Shame around money I have a lot of
1:54:26 um money is an emotional
1:54:30 thing so I would not trust trust chat
1:54:33 GPT with my investments but what I would
1:54:35 absolutely trust chat
1:54:37 GPT when I decide because I'm I'm doing
1:54:40 this work on you know who I'm being in
1:54:42 the world who who I
1:54:44 am I live life out loud and make a huge
1:54:47 difference where I show up th this work
1:54:51 at some point here I'm going to go you
1:54:52 know what the Kyle Shannon that was
1:54:55 afraid of money and ashamed about
1:54:59 money I'm going to forgive myself
1:55:04 for judging myself as I'm shitty with
1:55:06 money and I'm going to get good at money
1:55:08 and you know what I'm going to trust
1:55:09 chat GPT
1:55:10 with I'm going to teach I'm going to
1:55:12 trust it to teach
1:55:14 me investing strategies and I'm going to
1:55:17 trust it to teach me about trading
1:55:21 Bots and I'm going to trust it
1:55:24 to take the trading strategies that
1:55:28 resonate with me and I'm going to go
1:55:30 grab some bots off off of trading sites
1:55:34 and I'm going to put them into chat GPT
1:55:36 and I'm going to tell it to make me a
1:55:38 bot that's a hybrid of these two
1:55:40 strategies but I want to add in a
1:55:41 Sprinkle of this
1:55:43 third and I wanted to create me a custom
1:55:46 bot for my [ __ ] and then I'm going to
1:55:49 have it teach me how to use fake
1:55:53 money to to play with my bot and see if
1:55:57 it works and if I like what it's doing
1:55:59 then I'll take real money and put it in
1:56:01 there I trust chat GPT to do all of that
1:56:05 I'm the one making the decision about
1:56:07 what I'm doing I'm not having chat GPT
1:56:10 do that it's not there right
1:56:13 now but I'll tell you this chat GPT 5 if
1:56:18 it's got reasoning and it can take
1:56:20 actions and I trust the
1:56:23 reasoning like let's
1:56:25 say chat GPT all of a sudden not only
1:56:28 can answer your questions but it can
1:56:30 review its answers and determine whether
1:56:32 or not it's right and keep modifying
1:56:35 that answer until it's correct and then
1:56:37 only give you correct
1:56:39 answers then I might trust it to do some
1:56:42 of that [ __ ] for me sure right now
1:56:48 no it's quiet up Town that's what quiver
1:56:50 quantitative is doing with replicating
1:56:53 Senators Representatives trading oh yeah
1:56:56 yeah exactly where they're taking like I
1:56:59 I I think this is so brilliant it's it's
1:57:01 quiet Uptown this is so brilliant we're
1:57:03 now living in a world where the AI
1:57:05 getting good enough that rather than
1:57:08 just being pissed off that our Congress
1:57:11 people and senators are um insider
1:57:16 trading and we're just like well it's
1:57:18 it's so it's so that they're insider
1:57:20 trading but we can't do anything about
1:57:22 it cuz we're just the
1:57:24 pleaes well now we can go to tools that
1:57:28 have access to the data because it it
1:57:31 has to be in the public records of what
1:57:32 the [ __ ] they're investing in and
1:57:34 they're letting us as plees invest just
1:57:37 like the Congress people and
1:57:38 Senators awesome like [ __ ] them great so
1:57:43 do I trust AI to do that [ __ ] yeah and
1:57:45 it's going to do it way better than I do
1:57:47 it so yeah I guess in some sense I do
1:57:49 trust to do that but like I'm not taking
1:57:52 myself out of the equation it's not like
1:57:54 I'm going chat GPT please go spend my
1:57:56 money
1:57:57 somewhere that'll be next
1:57:59 year it's not there
1:58:02 yet oh good lord this has been
1:58:07 a pppy
1:58:11 night I don't even know what I [ __ ]
1:58:13 said good thing we have the recordings I
1:58:15 guess I'll I guess I'll go dig out this
1:58:18 this will be known as rant night
1:58:20 [Laughter]
1:58:26 oh I got 20 mods you're doing great by
1:58:31 the way thank you for doing what you do
1:58:34 the the the mods in here are are really
1:58:37 amazing first of all they're amazing
1:58:39 people they're amazingly generous people
1:58:41 they just come in here and support
1:58:43 me and kind of navigate through the
1:58:46 chaos that's the comments in here and
1:58:48 sort of float the ones to the top and
1:58:50 what's cool is they're not afraid to
1:58:53 float trolly kind of comments if they
1:58:56 think there's something in it that we
1:58:58 can learn from and it gives me an
1:59:00 opportunity to engage like I did tonight
1:59:03 so thank you for that it's amazing I'm
1:59:06 an attorney and the immen the immense
1:59:09 benefit AI has been to my practice is
1:59:13 incalculable
1:59:15 yeah yeah I would I mean like one of the
1:59:18 things that just melts my face regularly
1:59:22 about chat GPT is its ability to
1:59:25 understand long or complex
1:59:28 documents and just parse
1:59:31 them like I I did some experiments with
1:59:34 like I have I I don't read manuals I
1:59:37 take great pride in my non-manual
1:59:39 reading stance just like [ __ ] it if I
1:59:43 can figure it out it's a good product if
1:59:45 I can't you know it shouldn't have been
1:59:46 created in the first
1:59:48 place so I never signed a terms and
1:59:51 conditions you know I mean I I've only
1:59:53 signed terms and conditions I've never
1:59:55 read a terms and conditions for software
1:59:57 ever I don't care yeah you you own my
1:59:59 data now great okay if I leave your
2:00:02 service you can clear my bank account
2:00:03 out great I'll sign
2:00:06 it and so with chat GPT now I'm like I
2:00:09 I'll get a new there's a new terms of
2:00:12 service here click here to accept I'm
2:00:14 like wait a minute let me go check this
2:00:16 out and I click you know go read it and
2:00:19 I copy and paste it and I paste it into
2:00:21 chat GPT or claw and I'm like tell me
2:00:24 the seven most important things I'm
2:00:26 agreeing to
2:00:28 here it does it and I'm like oh okay
2:00:31 that's reasonable I'm like oh that's
2:00:32 kind of shitty but you know you do have
2:00:36 great mods seriously
2:00:38 right yeah they're amazing they're
2:00:41 amazing and it's Nights night like
2:00:43 nights like tonight that I am
2:00:45 particularly
2:00:47 reminded CU especially when you have
2:00:49 kind of you
2:00:52 know edgy kind of
2:00:54 comments the conversation can go south
2:00:57 really quick and so managing that's
2:00:59 amazing so thank you to all of you
2:01:02 knowing the terms of service saved me
2:01:04 from giving a song AI the rights to my
2:01:06 songs there you go perfect
2:01:12 perfect the mods and Irregulars are
2:01:16 fantastic so are you a a human being but
2:01:19 I would consider you an
2:01:21 irregular who are the Irregulars by the
2:01:24 way they're just people that show up
2:01:26 here
2:01:27 regularly they gave themselves a name
2:01:30 you know like a
2:01:33 cult we're a cult who do you follow we
2:01:37 follow that guy he's he's funny he wears
2:01:42 a slinky shirt
2:01:43 [Laughter]
2:01:48 sometimes
2:01:54 there's nothing to believe in right now
2:01:57 there's
2:01:59 just shit's
2:02:02 happening and if
2:02:08 we get rapidly
2:02:11 curious and keeping monkey mind right
2:02:14 isn't that what they call it the Zen
2:02:15 thing monkey mind beginner's
2:02:18 mind and not get too
2:02:21 attached to our egos about what work is
2:02:25 what we're good at what we're not good
2:02:26 at just let go of as much of that [ __ ]
2:02:29 as possible like you can keep that for
2:02:30 your day
2:02:32 job but on Friday night date night and
2:02:34 when you come hang out here just
2:02:38 let all of that
2:02:40 [ __ ] Fade to the
2:02:43 edges and just
2:02:46 play just play and just play
2:02:50 but Kyle I don't know how to do AI all
2:02:52 right go ask AI how to teach you how to
2:02:54 play with
2:02:56 AI oh you can do that
2:03:00 yeah one of the reasons I use ridiculous
2:03:03 examples in here like you know like I
2:03:06 made a GPT about a donkey rescue which I
2:03:10 just thought was funny turned out it was
2:03:11 actually quite inspiring like there's a
2:03:13 donkey I didn't know donkey rescues were
2:03:15 a thing but you know people buy donkeys
2:03:17 and they're like these donkeys are
2:03:18 [ __ ] and we don't [ __ ] want them
2:03:20 anymore and so there's people that are
2:03:22 like we'll take your donkeys and we'll
2:03:23 deal with the
2:03:25 donkeys the reason I do that is just to
2:03:27 remind myself not to take this [ __ ]
2:03:34 seriously because if I start to get
2:03:36 precious about it then I'll start start
2:03:38 to get attached of like okay I got to
2:03:40 use this tool and I got to use it in
2:03:41 this way and I got to use prompt
2:03:43 engineering and I'm going to learn my
2:03:44 prompt engineering I learn and it makes
2:03:46 a thing and thing's good and and then
2:03:49 meanwhile the industry has passed us
2:03:53 by so I think the skill right now is
2:03:56 just kind of
2:03:59 dance
2:04:02 exactly like Ken Just Dance with Barbie
2:04:06 hang out I wish I could quit you ah yeah
2:04:10 still trying to learn this [ __ ] anybody
2:04:12 feeling like an expert yet nope I'm
2:04:15 [ __ ] clueless you too yeah yeah
2:04:17 clueless all right oh that's a cool
2:04:19 picture oh you made an application it
2:04:22 does
2:04:23 what you can solve quantum mechanics
2:04:26 equations with your little GPT awesome
2:04:28 cool for
2:04:32 you that's tough tough when you're
2:04:37 stupid could modify that life's tough
2:04:39 it's tougher when you're not curious
2:04:41 when you're cynical and closed-minded
2:04:43 and think you have it figured out
2:04:45 nobody's got it figured out right
2:04:48 now
2:05:07 [Music]
2:05:10 you'll get a hoot out of the mods
2:05:12 Channel later when you read through it I
2:05:13 I'm sure yeah I know I've I I I I have
2:05:16 been kind of focused here but I've been
2:05:18 keeping an eye on what's going on in the
2:05:19 mods channel so I'm I'm excited to go
2:05:22 see what's going
2:05:29 on I mean one of the things I noticed in
2:05:31 the mods Channel early on was you know
2:05:35 is Kyle is Kyle gonna be okay like what
2:05:39 do we do here like how do we you
2:05:42 know I appreciate that I really
2:05:48 do
2:05:58 fear and
2:05:59 uncertainty yeah klie klie Jameson
2:06:02 Stewart fear and uncertainty I mean
2:06:05 it's it's it's one of the reasons that
2:06:08 that empathy is is one of the most
2:06:11 important values in the in the AI
2:06:15 Salon
2:06:17 um I I have deep empathy for for people
2:06:21 that are afraid of this and I have deep
2:06:23 empathy for people that are angry about
2:06:25 this and I have deep empathy for artists
2:06:28 in particular I have a degree in [ __ ]
2:06:30 acting I've written seven
2:06:32 screenplays like I know that world
2:06:35 well I was a chief creative officer of
2:06:39 an agency like you know I've worked with
2:06:42 some of the best creative minds in the
2:06:44 world some of the most
2:06:45 talented artists and illustrators in the
2:06:48 world and some of the most talented
2:06:49 writers and strategists in the
2:06:53 world and I have deep
2:06:59 empathy for people who are looking at
2:07:01 their 20 and 30e careers and going [ __ ]
2:07:05 that's
2:07:07 over that's
2:07:12 terrifying
2:07:15 and these tools aren't going anywhere
2:07:18 they're here
2:07:22 and so the people that I'm excited about
2:07:24 right now are the people that had that
2:07:26 moment or are having that moment of
2:07:29 [ __ ] Leah faston who I co-founded the AI
2:07:32 Salon
2:07:35 with she's been a professional
2:07:37 photographer for 20 25
2:07:40 years she made the transition from film
2:07:42 to
2:07:44 digital and and she saw that I was doing
2:07:48 some image stuff and and her boyfriend
2:07:52 and I used to work together and he said
2:07:54 he said you should call Kyle because
2:07:56 Kyle's doing some of this AI [ __ ] and
2:07:58 she called me and said what do I need to
2:08:01 know and I said I don't
2:08:04 know but I think you should learn
2:08:08 it and she was amazing she was like she
2:08:11 was like well I went through the
2:08:12 transition to digital I'm going to go
2:08:13 through this and so we decided to start
2:08:16 the AI Salon
2:08:17 together before she'd even played with
2:08:20 it and so she's been going
2:08:23 through a realtime
2:08:27 transition of like being afraid of AI
2:08:31 then being excited about AI then being
2:08:33 afraid of
2:08:35 AI than being like what is photography
2:08:40 like she's in a she's in an existential
2:08:44 place with her career with her life
2:08:47 with
2:08:49 her her primary form of
2:08:55 self-expression and her
2:08:59 vocation is all of a sudden in
2:09:04 flux but at least
2:09:07 she's experiencing it from the
2:09:10 inside not from sitting outside going oh
2:09:14 that's
2:09:16 awful ai ai art isn't real art those
2:09:19 aren't real
2:09:21 photographs that's what they said about
2:09:23 digital you know that right the film
2:09:26 photographers they said we should not
2:09:30 categorize digital photographs as
2:09:32 photography for
2:09:36 years same shit's going on
2:09:39 now but
2:09:41 she's she's dealing with that stuff I
2:09:43 have deep deep empathy for that and it
2:09:48 is my great hope that people will not
2:09:51 sit on the sidelines because of that
2:09:57 fear when you get inspired how do you
2:09:59 remember it how do I remember
2:10:05 what make pictures to go with those
2:10:07 flashcards oh that's actually a great
2:10:11 idea this is my Declaration of who I
2:10:15 am I live life out loud make a huge
2:10:18 difference where I show up yeah these
2:10:19 would be these would be good images
2:10:20 that's a great idea I'm going to do that
2:10:22 Spike Jones this is the next level arms
2:10:25 race AI the final
2:10:28 froner Most
2:10:31 Fascinating
2:10:32 mhm yeah it is the next arms race but
2:10:36 it's also the next you know that's
2:10:38 that's the military side of
2:10:43 it that's the scary side right the I I
2:10:46 think it's easy to go to the scary side
2:10:47 right this this is the
2:10:49 this is the next nuclear nuclear
2:10:51 technology what are we going to do with
2:10:52 it right which which takes you to
2:10:54 military places but this is also these
2:10:57 are also technologies that just might
2:10:59 free Humanity to be their best
2:11:03 selves and then what like and like what
2:11:06 are the implications of that what are
2:11:07 the implications of if if the AI did the
2:11:12 shitty low-level Soul crushing
2:11:15 work because I really do feel like the
2:11:18 difference here I feel like PCS and the
2:11:22 internet and all of
2:11:25 the all of the tools all of the computer
2:11:29 tools up to
2:11:32 AI were like things to make us more
2:11:34 efficient things that to make us more
2:11:37 efficient at us doing the hard work of
2:11:40 the
2:11:41 economy but we still had to be the cogs
2:11:43 in the [ __ ]
2:11:45 machine and and some of those jobs are
2:11:49 just awful Soul crushing jobs and like
2:11:51 well [ __ ] it I give up my dreams I need
2:11:53 a paycheck I got the kids I got the
2:11:55 house yeah [ __ ] it I'll just put in my
2:11:57 20
2:11:58 years right there's all this anger and
2:12:00 this rage and [ __ ] they're not paying
2:12:02 me enough and the wages aren't going up
2:12:03 and they're stealing our [ __ ] money
2:12:05 and everyone's [ __ ]
2:12:08 corrupted and then Along come these
2:12:10 tools that I'm looking at them and I'm
2:12:14 seeing like glimpses of what if I didn't
2:12:18 have to do that what if I could go make
2:12:20 money in some thing that I didn't think
2:12:22 was possible in my life
2:12:31 anymore Vicky said it well you show us
2:12:33 how to
2:12:35 behave out in the wild regarding AI
2:12:38 naysayers oh thank you I appreciate that
2:12:40 it's just sometimes it's just survival
2:12:44 [Laughter]
2:12:46 instincts I light up every every room I
2:12:49 enter no apologies no shame that'll be a
2:12:51 good
2:12:54 one my time and focus means it matters I
2:12:58 hope this
2:13:07 matters yeah I got pretty pissed off
2:13:15 tonight this stuff matters it's not
2:13:17 trivial
2:13:20 I don't appr I I don't appreciate people
2:13:22 trivializing it and not just my
2:13:25 thing it pisses me off when people
2:13:33 trivialize what this stuff is making
2:13:37 possible cuz it's
2:13:39 profound and it's big and it's scary and
2:13:43 it's hard a [ __ ]
2:13:46 enough right it's hard of [ __ ] enough
2:13:49 you know how hard it is to keep up with
2:13:51 this stuff I see Anne Murphy in here an
2:13:53 Murphy by the way tomorrow night so so
2:13:55 you should go to go to the AI Salon go
2:13:58 to that URL the
2:14:03 salon. go to the first
2:14:07 link go to the salon
2:14:09 community and join the community if you
2:14:12 resonate with what we're about and then
2:14:14 scroll down to the bottom in the clubs
2:14:16 there's weekend GP Jam
2:14:19 that's an Murphy's club and tomorrow
2:14:23 she's got um a roundt
2:14:28 discussion
2:14:30 um with a bunch of amazing women doing
2:14:33 amazing [ __ ] in AI the amount of women
2:14:37 in doing amazing [ __ ] in this AI stuff
2:14:41 it's like nothing I've ever seen in my
2:14:44 30 35 years it's been pasty white guys
2:14:46 for as far as the eye can see
2:14:49 for most of my Tech
2:14:51 Career and I'm one of them so I know
2:14:54 what I know who we
2:14:56 are something's different with this AI
2:15:00 [ __ ] A lot of people in this community
2:15:03 are doing remarkable work and there's a
2:15:05 lot of women in it it's really [ __ ]
2:15:14 cool I surround myself with people who
2:15:17 Inspire and support me and I humbly seek
2:15:19 out their
2:15:20 wisdom yeah that's this
2:15:24 group I have unbounded energy and love
2:15:27 for people they deserve my best and my
2:15:29 best blows them
2:15:36 away
2:15:38 Joker you're such a [ __ ]
2:15:40 butthead I honor my agreements with joy
2:15:43 I embrace the power of
2:15:46 Integrity I protect myself and others
2:15:48 with clear boundaries I as comfortable
2:15:50 saying no as saying yes well I did that
2:15:54 tonight didn't I go [ __ ] yourself
2:16:01 bucko you're not coming in here and
2:16:03 pissing all over my optimism I stayed up
2:16:06 way too late with you guys but I so
2:16:08 appreciate it what you're saying is so
2:16:11 important thank you thank you Lori I
2:16:14 know it's too late for me too I got to
2:16:15 get going here I'll start my 30 goodbyes
2:16:18 here shortly my wife is beautiful and
2:16:21 powerful and we can't get enough of each
2:16:23 other she lets me do this every night my
2:16:26 sons are remarkable human beings and
2:16:28 deserve healing and a life they love
2:16:32 right I easily generate wealth and
2:16:34 manage my finances without shame or fear
2:16:37 I am
2:16:40 abundance my physical presence matches
2:16:43 my intellect and vitality huh eye
2:16:47 candy I am strong flexible fast and
2:16:50 Nimble I move with ease and
2:16:53 Grace I have the courage to understand
2:16:56 heal and improve my
2:17:01 body I inspire people I am passion joy
2:17:06 and generosity I am authenticity and
2:17:09 empathy I am
2:17:13 freedom I actually felt that
2:17:17 tonight and I've historically not been
2:17:19 able to own
2:17:21 that people have told me all my life
2:17:24 that I Inspire them and I would discount
2:17:27 it and diminish it and apologize for who
2:17:31 I thought I
2:17:34 was I see beauty love and possibility
2:17:38 everywhere especially inside
2:17:41 myself I am living proof that dreams
2:17:43 come
2:17:45 true I am Kyle Shannon I'm I am perfect
2:17:49 I am an
2:18:00 artist I didn't plan on ever reading
2:18:03 this again to this community cuz I
2:18:06 thought it was indulgent and
2:18:09 weird but you know what I got pissed off
2:18:12 tonight and I'm glad I
2:18:15 [Applause]
2:18:17 did cuz it kind of anchored for
2:18:20 me why I'm doing this why do I show up
2:18:23 here every night why am I taking two
2:18:25 three hours a
2:18:26 night out of my life to do
2:18:29 this because it's important and I I feel
2:18:35 I feel re-energized with that with that
2:18:37 commitment and that connection
2:18:39 tonight because you know when you do
2:18:42 something when you make a stupid [ __ ]
2:18:44 commitment like I'm going to do this
2:18:46 every night for a year which is what I
2:18:49 did and just see what
2:18:51 happens there's a lot of nights where
2:18:54 I'm like what the [ __ ] am I doing this
2:18:56 for and I'm sure there's a lot of nights
2:18:58 thank you cuno I'm sure there's a lot of
2:19:00 nights where you're in here watching it
2:19:01 going what am I watching this
2:19:05 for so tonight was actually an important
2:19:08 one because yeah the [ __ ] are we doing
2:19:12 here we are battling we are battling the
2:19:16 dark we battling
2:19:18 the cynicism and the fear you handled it
2:19:21 perfectly Kyle thank you thanks
2:19:25 Tobias we're all merry Poppins when we
2:19:27 allow ourselves to be yep I'm so
2:19:31 grateful you did thank you Kyle thank
2:19:32 you very much jrc oh thank you
2:19:43 Danielle we want those cards we need
2:19:46 those cards you know it's funny I talked
2:19:48 about these cards
2:19:49 today so we had we had our last session
2:19:52 of this Workshop or this I don't even
2:19:54 know what it
2:19:55 was it was the create
2:19:58 your extraordinary life experience
2:20:00 that's what it was
2:20:03 called and I talked about these
2:20:08 cards
2:20:11 and the way I got to these it's not like
2:20:14 this wasn't like a writing
2:20:16 exercise
2:20:18 there's elements of writing in it
2:20:21 there's a lot of curation there was a
2:20:22 lot of
2:20:24 refinement so there was there was like
2:20:26 editing skills in this but
2:20:32 these these were created out of who I
2:20:37 am
2:20:42 like when I read these things now it
2:20:45 feels like who I am because what they
2:20:47 were born out
2:20:49 of is who I was
2:20:52 being that maybe got me
2:20:55 here but was not who I choose to be was
2:20:59 not who I
2:21:01 am and so these are while they're very
2:21:04 personal what I've also noticed is that
2:21:05 when I share this when I share this with
2:21:07 people they're like [ __ ] I want some of
2:21:11 that and I'm like yeah me
2:21:16 too cuz it's cuz the very authentic to
2:21:18 who I am so so yours would be very
2:21:21 different than this but I'm happy to
2:21:22 share these if anybody wants these I'm H
2:21:25 I have a PDF that that is all of these
2:21:27 in in a
2:21:28 document I'm happy to share it and if
2:21:31 it's value value valuable to people
2:21:38 great but what's weird about this stuff
2:21:41 is
2:21:44 um all the work I've done in my life
2:21:47 prior pror to this all of the stuff like
2:21:50 this like you you could easily sort of
2:21:52 put this in well this is an
2:21:54 affirmation all of the stuff that I've
2:21:56 done that's lived in that
2:21:58 space has always felt
2:22:01 like those affirmations are external to
2:22:04 who I am and it's like I'm trying to
2:22:07 like slap butter on the toast right and
2:22:11 this feels like the toast right so it's
2:22:14 it's pretty cool stuff so thank thank
2:22:17 you for that ackn
2:22:19 M you got me started to satisfy my
2:22:22 curiosity of AI you no one and nothing
2:22:26 else wow thank you Jim SC wow cool
2:22:29 awesome I mean that's the that's the
2:22:32 Hope right the hope is someone will
2:22:35 watch a
2:22:37 58-year-old chubby dude on Tik Tok and
2:22:41 go you know maybe I'll try
2:22:46 AI you should make a GPT to guide us
2:22:48 through the exercise for ourselves
2:22:50 that's a great idea Source
2:22:54 Camp maybe I'll do that maybe I'll do it
2:22:57 with townzen so Townsen the guy that the
2:23:00 guy that ran it who invited me to do it
2:23:04 um he and I are working together and I'm
2:23:06 sort of advising him on AI stuff so
2:23:09 maybe it's not indulgent it's truly
2:23:11 inspiring to witness you showing your
2:23:12 pure
2:23:13 Humanity thank you Vegas
2:23:16 Moxy
2:23:20 um you maybe I'll talk to him about that
2:23:22 because I think this could be something
2:23:24 that could be
2:23:26 a it could be a
2:23:30 GPT that was the most valuable part of
2:23:32 this live wow thank you thank
2:23:46 you
2:23:54 that phrase I am an
2:24:01 artist like one of the things I learned
2:24:03 doing this work is that I am an
2:24:05 artist and for my whole life I was
2:24:08 pretending to be an artist knowing that
2:24:10 I wasn't which sounds weird
2:24:15 but that's how it was and so I always
2:24:18 felt like a
2:24:23 fraud and so now
2:24:25 I'm clear that I'm an artist and I was
2:24:29 thinking today actually about well wait
2:24:32 if someone comes up to me and says well
2:24:33 what does that
2:24:35 mean do you paint pretty
2:24:42 pictures
2:24:46 sometimes
2:24:48 what it actually
2:24:50 means and I think this is all of
2:24:53 us I think what being an artist
2:24:56 means is being
2:25:00 authentically
2:25:04 self-expressed then that's
2:25:06 it I don't think it's more than
2:25:10 that I think it's Having the courage to
2:25:13 say here's a thing that I believe or
2:25:16 here's a thing that I want to do and I'm
2:25:18 going to do it and I'm going to put it
2:25:19 in the world and I'm I'm going to
2:25:21 express it I'm going to share it with
2:25:22 people it's one of the reasons I'm
2:25:24 passionate about as you learn about Ai
2:25:26 and you play with AI that you share it
2:25:29 with other people
2:25:32 why because there's something
2:25:35 about you being willing to be vulnerable
2:25:38 enough to share that you learn something
2:25:41 or that it didn't work or that it did
2:25:42 work yeah hash authenticity exactly that
2:25:46 you're authentically sharing who you are
2:25:48 you're talking about these tools the
2:25:49 tools don't [ __ ]
2:25:51 matter what matters is you said hey I
2:25:55 took time out of my life to try to do
2:25:57 this thing and then I did this thing and
2:25:58 I made this picture do you like my
2:26:00 picture oh your picture's great oh
2:26:02 that's great I made a song now it's just
2:26:04 self-expression it's just
2:26:08 self-expression Joker you say it and
2:26:10 it's created it's like magic if you get
2:26:13 the
2:26:14 analogy that's why I always say this is
2:26:16 like magic
2:26:17 you speak it into truth you you speak it
2:26:20 into
2:26:21 existence and why AI kind of is such an
2:26:24 endorphin rush is that it
2:26:28 um it's like a video game it's so
2:26:30 instant I want it to do that like the
2:26:33 thing we did tonight with the Whiteboard
2:26:34 here's a whiteboard what is this it's
2:26:37 this here's a marketing plan here's a
2:26:38 bunch of names here's a bunch of
2:26:40 taglines here's a visualization here's a
2:26:42 bunch of
2:26:45 code we've never lived in a world world
2:26:47 where the distance between having an
2:26:49 idea and executing that idea is
2:26:51 essentially
2:26:54 zero we live in that world now holy
2:27:01 [ __ ] whoever it was before that said I'm
2:27:03 a terrible writer thank God for chat
2:27:09 GPT instantly not terrible writer thank
2:27:14 God for Chad
2:27:16 GPT
2:27:18 instantly not a terrible
2:27:20 writer I suck at drawing instantly I
2:27:24 don't suck at
2:27:31 drawing so being an artist is just being
2:27:36 willing to look at the
2:27:38 world see the possibility Stitch some
2:27:42 [ __ ] together and go look
2:27:52 ooh or
2:27:55 e or it's a horrible piece of
2:27:58 [ __ ] yeah you're right Chuck it do
2:28:01 another
2:28:06 one
2:28:08 so all
2:28:11 right this is a wacky
2:28:15 one my problem is I am not an artist but
2:28:18 AI is my new brush and wait but AI is AI
2:28:25 is my new brush I might be wrong but now
2:28:27 I'm old but it doesn't matter Jim I'm
2:28:30 [ __ ]
2:28:36 old again I think all an artist is is
2:28:40 being
2:28:42 self-expressed you can express yourself
2:28:44 in infinite ways
2:28:47 Engineers Express themselves in code if
2:28:50 you watch good Engineers code and you
2:28:52 look at the Elegance of their code it's
2:28:55 [ __ ]
2:28:56 art if you look at project managers who
2:29:00 really know their [ __ ] and are really
2:29:01 passionate about it it's [ __ ]
2:29:05 art I don't categorize art as pretty
2:29:10 pictures I categorize art as human
2:29:13 beings expressing
2:29:16 themselves and all AI is doing all AI is
2:29:19 doing what AI is doing is amplifying
2:29:22 that capacity in all of us like times a
2:29:25 thousand it's [ __ ]
2:29:31 insane maybe that's why the cynics
2:29:33 pissed me off so much I'm like do you
2:29:35 know what you're [ __ ] flushing down
2:29:36 the toilet by being like that do you
2:29:39 have any [ __ ] idea what you're
2:29:44 tossing what you're giving up in your
2:29:46 life
2:29:49 life all
2:29:51 right I'm going to
2:29:54 go the Whiteboard exercise is a great
2:29:57 example of the generative nature of chat
2:29:59 GPT different each time I know it is
2:30:01 right like yeah it like it was
2:30:03 particularly good
2:30:05 tonight um let's get 30k before we end
2:30:08 okay we're at 27,000 likes so so double
2:30:11 tap the screen I I'll I'll get out of
2:30:13 here um go to the salon. that'll take
2:30:16 you to a tree if you haven't been there
2:30:18 click on the first link that's the
2:30:21 community let me go look at let's go
2:30:23 look at uh show Andel and the Irregulars
2:30:26 Channel over there let's see if there's
2:30:27 anything fun we'll go to the Irregulars
2:30:29 Channel
2:30:34 first visualize Financial abundance
2:30:39 lovely love
2:30:43 it um a rock band has been for
2:30:48 formed
2:30:53 Rock I'm pissed tonight oh good someone
2:30:57 got my
2:30:59 that's that's one of the uh that's from
2:31:02 the from the video where I cut off all
2:31:05 my hair at the end of 365 days of Co
2:31:09 that's who did that Mr
2:31:14 it dreams Adventures Joys wh
2:31:19 walk toward his Enlightenment
2:31:22 yeah I know like I know it's so easy to
2:31:24 be on this scared side right now but
2:31:27 there's there is another option
2:31:29 moderators they are superheroes you you
2:31:32 guys [ __ ]
2:31:33 rock what's
2:31:35 that it's not like I haven't told you
2:31:38 the rules to never feed me after
2:31:40 [Laughter]
2:31:45 midnight oh these are
2:31:48 great this is the Irregulars Channel by
2:31:51 the way so the Irregulars channel is
2:31:53 just like a channel where we can sort of
2:31:55 hang out and have our own little private
2:31:56 area and have inside jokes and stuff
2:31:58 like that math gender yeah that's the
2:32:01 guy that was the guy
2:32:04 tonight you're running a cult here
2:32:06 [Laughter]
2:32:09 Shannon
2:32:12 yeah yep follow me follow me to the
2:32:15 promised land I'll take you
2:32:18 there show and
2:32:21 tell authentically self-expressed that's
2:32:24 it that's beautiful actually love
2:32:27 that and actually authentically
2:32:30 self-expressed that's it that's
2:32:32 beautiful actually love
2:32:35 that and
2:32:37 actually brownie is my
2:32:39 [Laughter]
2:32:42 monolith that's
2:32:44 good oh man
2:32:47 oh that's
2:32:52 cool Corey
2:32:56 [Laughter]
2:33:01 Sandler there's CJ CJ's doing a uh a six
2:33:04 week um Workshop talking about how he
2:33:08 does art how he does art is the the the
2:33:12 level of detail he does in his prompting
2:33:16 is wild the people that if anyone in
2:33:19 here is part of CJ's
2:33:21 class oh bet we hit 50 before we leave
2:33:23 oh [ __ ] we're up to 37,000 that's funny
2:33:26 keep tapping sorry I'm Gonna Give You
2:33:28 car carpel tunnel tonight what' you do
2:33:30 Friday night I don't want to talk about
2:33:35 it oh
2:33:38 man scroll in the comments of Irregulars
2:33:42 to see the rest of the band
2:33:45 okay
2:33:51 oh I'm an artist that's
2:33:55 beautiful oh I play Basse oh these are
2:33:57 great previous
2:34:00 [Laughter]
2:34:02 comments I play tambourine oh my God
2:34:05 that's awesome that's so
2:34:08 cool very very
2:34:11 cool all right 40,000 all right we're at
2:34:14 40,000 if you're going to get to if if
2:34:16 you're going to get 50,000 you got to
2:34:18 get you got to get your car carpal
2:34:19 tunnel warmed up although it looks like
2:34:21 we're going pretty good right now it's
2:34:23 going up about us a thousand every
2:34:25 second so I'll start saying my goodbyes
2:34:27 so first of all to the mods tonight you
2:34:29 really did remarkable thank you very
2:34:31 much um it was kind of an intense night
2:34:34 and I didn't have to go there but there
2:34:36 was there was something about how you
2:34:39 guys were interacting in the mod Channel
2:34:41 and what you were
2:34:42 surfacing that gave me this Lane where I
2:34:45 knew what I need to to talk about so it
2:34:48 was [ __ ] amazing so thank you for
2:34:50 that and I know listen I I try to thank
2:34:53 you every night um but sometimes I get
2:34:57 just sleepy and forget to do it and I it
2:35:00 may seem like I don't I don't that I
2:35:03 take for granted what you do tonight was
2:35:06 a really good reminder of just how
2:35:08 [ __ ] amazing you are so thank you for
2:35:10 that thank you to all the Irregulars
2:35:12 people that show up here regularly
2:35:14 you're [ __ ] amazing to my subscribers
2:35:16 thank you
2:35:17 um and to just anyone that hung out
2:35:19 tonight it's Friday night Friday night
2:35:20 date night AI date night you know we had
2:35:24 more than a hundred people most of the
2:35:26 night on a Friday
2:35:29 night with me just [ __ ] going off the
2:35:31 deep end just [ __ ] railing on on poor
2:35:35 the the poor
2:35:39 troll so thank
2:35:43 you so who is in here tonight 168 at one
2:35:46 point source Camp thank you Source
2:35:49 Camp's amazing Kelly Camp if you don't
2:35:51 know her you should get to know her
2:35:52 she's an amazing
2:35:54 person TK good to see you Mr it thank
2:35:59 you laughing
2:36:00 Thunder math gender that's right math
2:36:03 gender thank you Joker everyone's got
2:36:06 the name I can't ever remember the names
2:36:07 I'm terrible with names always
2:36:10 appreciate this group thank you what's
2:36:12 up talk Dylan thanks Kyle you're
2:36:15 welcome uh Otto thanks man thank you
2:36:18 Robert Rossy thank you as always thank
2:36:20 you for being a subscriber you're
2:36:21 generous every [ __ ] night it's
2:36:22 amazing to me thank you Tobias 50k we
2:36:25 hit 50k
2:36:26 likes I think we were just trying to get
2:36:29 to 30 we were at 27 at the end so we
2:36:31 just hit 50 we appreciate you so much
2:36:33 thank you Kyle thank you Cam I
2:36:35 appreciate it I made an image for him I
2:36:37 saw it it's [ __ ] awesome it's like
2:36:40 all the raccoons are like you're an a
2:36:45 cult
2:36:47 no we're in community and maybe that's
2:36:49 intimidating share bear thank you so
2:36:51 much an Murphy everyone go to an
2:36:54 Murphy's event tomorrow noon Pacific go
2:36:56 to the
2:36:57 GPT um go to the GPT uh uh weekend GPT
2:37:04 Club in the AI Salon Cosmic lover Kyle
2:37:07 you're amazing we all admire you so much
2:37:10 regular forever a that's very sweet
2:37:11 thank you very much weekend Jam yeah the
2:37:14 weekend GPT Jam go to that
2:37:16 tomorrow um it's an amazing round table
2:37:19 with with women of AI and it's it's I
2:37:22 know the women that are going to be on
2:37:24 the round table they're all [ __ ]
2:37:26 amazing so so it will it will be very
2:37:28 good register for ends event weekend GPT
2:37:31 Jam yep Cory Sandler or Corey uh Corey
2:37:34 Sandler's uh Corey Sandler Pottery her
2:37:38 she's Corey Sandler her Tik Tok account
2:37:40 is Cory Sandler Pottery you should also
2:37:42 follow her she does amazing lives she
2:37:45 sings makes Pottery and now talks about
2:37:47 Ai and being a GPT developer and an
2:37:50 artist using AI it's it's
2:37:53 amazing um see you at the jam see you
2:37:56 Vicki thank you so much as
2:37:57 always um we're at 54,000 I'm going Got
2:38:01 My Ticket nice Rebel good awesome only
2:38:04 women I well I'll be there you know I'm
2:38:07 I'm one of those sensitive
2:38:10 men um no it's just women on the round
2:38:13 table um but but um but no I
2:38:18 think if you want to see what's going on
2:38:21 in this in what I I I'm reticent to call
2:38:25 this an industry but if you want to see
2:38:26 what's going on in this community some
2:38:28 of the remarkable people in this
2:38:30 community you should go to that event
2:38:31 absolutely thank you for your honesty
2:38:33 thank you I appreciate
2:38:35 that all right steo peace out dude good
2:38:37 to see you Tom good to see you um Cory
2:38:40 again thank you Danielle Ross P thank
2:38:43 you so much Rachel Sparkles it's quiet
2:38:45 uptown jrc damn a lot of people in here
2:38:48 tonight Suzanne thank
2:38:50 you thanks Danielle I appreciate that
2:38:53 Master Alexander it was it was nice
2:38:55 meeting you uh Master Alexander came
2:38:58 to what was it the
2:39:01 uh the AI uh the office hours on
2:39:04 LinkedIn today really nice meeting
2:39:07 you um and congrats it sounds like
2:39:10 you're up to some cool stuff man Brian
2:39:12 Whitney good to see you all right Rebel
2:39:15 quick flick
2:39:17 Paul all right everybody I'm out I'll
2:39:20 see you tomorrow tomorrow's Saturday
2:39:22 noon be at an's thing I'll be here
2:39:24 tomorrow night as always and then I
2:39:26 don't know we'll figure out what we do
2:39:27 tomorrow we'll do
2:39:29 something check I am please I will do
2:39:31 that I will check my AMS ciao peace
2:39:35 out