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