May 27, 2024 - How AI Will Transform Jobs and Society Forever

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0:42 what's going on there you work it
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1:01 Town blood
1:05 s whistle of the train that go through
1:10 the
1:12 day he will greet you with a
1:16 no nothing ever seems to
1:20 change story still unfold each unique
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1:34 she grew up
1:36 T in a town we called
1:41 Home Folks never took to her no matter
1:45 her
1:47 T longing to be on the
1:50 inside Longing To Love just a
1:54 little she found herself as a guest in a
1:58 nervous Hospital
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2:02 weird Mary from CA
2:04 Hill she how when she's
2:08 blue of sadness and shame under the
2:12 southern
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2:15 Moon laughter echoes in the
2:19 winds she was never the
2:22 same weird Mary from Cedar
2:28 Hill you remember her name
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3:15 good evening good people happy Memorial
3:17 Day
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3:50 I heard there was a secret
3:54 C David played and it pleas
3:58 Lord you don't really care for music
4:06 do go this the fourth the
4:11 fifth fall and major
4:15 Lift bful King
4:18 composing
4:22 hallelujah
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4:26 hallelujah hallelujah
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4:35 hallelujah
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4:39 hallelujah oh
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4:49 yeah well your faith was strong but you
4:52 needed
4:54 proof that's it
4:55 champion on the roof her beauty and the
5:01 moonlight over through
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5:05 you she tag you to the kitchen chair she
5:10 smashed your throne and cut your
5:13 hair from your lips sh Drew
5:19 hallelujah
5:22 hallelujah no more champy
5:27 hallelujah hallelujah
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5:45 hallelu does Satan wear suit and tie
5:48 does it work at the Dairy
5:50 Queen does it listen to rock and roll
5:54 does he feed the me singing
5:58 Hallelujah Hallelujah
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6:03 hallelujah
6:05 hallelujah yeah I guess Champ's not
6:08 singing no
6:10 more he is done half a song
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6:18 it Lord digital gods made the lovely uh
6:23 her
6:24 knockof ham get it I like it I think
6:27 it's funny
6:34 why you not singing
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6:53 chippy oh
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7:06 all right good
7:08 people I was thinking there would be
7:10 absolutely no news today but there was
7:13 some news
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7:28 today oh
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7:44 all
7:46 right let's get this show on the road
7:49 let's get this show happening happening
7:51 people what's going on with the hair
7:52 hair little chaos little chaos going on
7:55 upstairs but as we often say here at
7:58 least I got [ __ ] hair huh huh
8:00 you can make
8:01 money you can make money by selling hair
8:04 plugs all right 90 minutes later we'll
8:07 get the news if you're lucky if you're
8:09 lucky 90 minutes
8:11 later um so looks like Elon Musk went
8:15 off and raised $6
8:19 billion at an $18 billion valuation for
8:23 x.
8:25 a so I guess that made up for a little
8:28 bit of the
8:32 the $22 billion he's lost from X right
8:35 cuz wasn't it it was more than that he
8:37 bought it for 44 it's worth 18 now
8:39 something like that or
8:40 20
8:43 so must must be good must be good to
8:46 have that enough dough that you can you
8:49 can
8:50 blow $25 billion doll of valuation and
8:55 just be like yeah I'll just go make more
8:56 I'll just go raise more so you raise $6
8:59 billion
9:00 so maybe just maybe grock Won't Suck cuz
9:04 grock is unusable man it's been getting
9:06 some it's getting been getting some
9:08 horrible press this week so it's
9:10 probably good that he he raised some
9:12 money to go build a real
9:15 model but I guess that's the deal I
9:17 guess if you want to build models that
9:19 that don't suck they're going to be big
9:20 you know it's it's also amazing to me I
9:23 there there is so
9:25 much Doom and Gloom the doomers the
9:28 doomers are in a in their Heyday right
9:30 now they're they're all like look
9:32 everything's plateaued nothing's ever
9:34 going to get better open AI doesn't have
9:37 anything Sam alman's a
9:39 liar
9:41 so I you
9:44 know I suppose you
9:47 could plan your future business and
9:52 investing assuming that AI is as good as
9:55 it's ever going to
9:57 get it just seems to me that defies
10:00 the entire history of
10:04 Technology who should I buy stock in I'm
10:07 asking everyone ah rock paper
10:11 scissors it's probably a little late to
10:13 invest in Nvidia they're they're over
10:15 the
10:16 moon um I don't know I'm not an investor
10:19 so I'm not a guy to ask you know who to
10:22 pay attention to um you know Microsoft
10:26 has gone all in on
10:28 AI they're diversifying away from open
10:31 AI when when
10:33 um when open AI hits hits GPT 5 or
10:38 AGI maybe they don't have AGI and maybe
10:41 it's not GPT 5 but something's coming in
10:44 November it sounds like which is going
10:46 to be whatever they're going to call GPT
10:48 5 my suspicion is they might call that
10:51 AGI and that might end the Microsoft
10:53 deal so I think Microsoft's interesting
10:56 right now um June 11th
11:00 um apple is launching is is announcing
11:02 some AI stuff now the Apple [ __ ] I like
11:07 honest to God the the thing that like
11:09 all of the Apple predictor people are
11:13 saying is like Apple's going to um
11:16 launch generative
11:22 Emojis all
11:24 right seriously generative emojis that's
11:28 like the big headline the predictor
11:30 people are talking about generative
11:33 emojis
11:35 really so it better [ __ ] be something
11:39 better than generative emojis that would
11:41 be cool yeah it would be cool but you
11:44 know apple is completely absent from the
11:47 AI conversation if their big AI
11:49 announcement is you can make you can
11:52 make you know smiley faces that
11:55 fart
11:57 okay like
12:00 it's like come on come on
12:02 people so I hope they have a just one
12:06 more thing moment I've been waiting for
12:08 just one more thing moment since uh Tim
12:10 Cook took over since Jobs died and there
12:13 hasn't been
12:15 one they just do not have any showmen at
12:17 the at the company anymore so you know
12:22 we'll see uh what's a good alternative
12:24 to Sora nothing right now but sora's not
12:26 even out there's no Al it's not like
12:28 there's an it's not like Sora is there
12:31 to be competed against it's not it's not
12:33 released enough to you know there's a
12:36 handful of people testing it but it's
12:37 not really
12:39 out oh Danielle as an add-on yeah
12:42 exactly yeah exactly like I don't it
12:45 seems to me that if if the if the Apple
12:48 rumor people got something meaty they
12:52 would say you know Apple's coming out
12:54 with a gp4 Slayer or Siri's gonna
12:57 finally not suck or you know it's GNA be
13:00 all AI all the time in iOS 18 and their
13:04 big thing is like good news you'll be
13:07 able to design your own
13:15 emojis you [ __ ] kidding me have you
13:18 seen the podcast from notes future
13:22 no I have not which one I don't I don't
13:24 know what it was about Joey thought that
13:27 was funny
13:32 I mean it's
13:35 comical emojis now a i
13:40 eer EI i e i a i
13:43 EO now with
13:55 Emojis I really did use to be a massive
13:58 Apple Fanboy like they could do no
14:00 wrong and it's just been like a decade
14:03 of like okay they're going to be coming
14:05 back they're going to be coming back
14:07 seriously they're going to be good at
14:09 AI
14:10 emojis
14:15 really what's your opinion on the
14:18 Microsoft co-pilot
14:21 controversy I don't know what the what's
14:23 the
14:25 controversy let me go look it up maybe I
14:28 know about it and I just didn't call it
14:29 that
14:32 Microsoft
14:34 co-pilot controv
14:49 versy that was from
14:55 March what I really think about
14:58 Microsoft co-pilot
15:00 recall the co-pilot plus PC is
15:11 recalled wait let
15:14 me hang on
15:16 tools anytime past 24
15:26 hours oh the controversy about recall
15:29 the recall
15:37 feature I don't know what controversy
15:39 you're talking about though the recall
15:41 controversy
15:45 um what do I think about
15:48 it I think that we are about to no we
15:51 have entered what the [ __ ] is going on
15:54 with my
15:55 hair my hair my hair is is uh is losing
15:59 it [ __ ] over the Microsoft recall
16:02 controversy
16:04 um
16:06 okay I think I think that there's
16:08 something weird going on right now which
16:11 is now that it's AI everyone's like but
16:15 my
16:16 privacy my privacy
16:19 matters you can't steal my
16:24 privacy these are the
16:27 people that in
16:30 enthusiastically gave away all their
16:33 data for the last 20 years to Facebook
16:37 and
16:38 [Laughter]
16:40 Google
16:44 willingly
16:46 so my point of view on the Privacy thing
16:50 is like if you think that still
16:58 exists then then you know you have
17:01 unplugged from the you have unplugged
17:03 from the grid and and you know you send
17:06 things in in uh in envelopes you send
17:09 faxes and things in
17:11 envelopes so so I think there's a lot of
17:14 people nashing their teeth about privacy
17:16 um is is there any controversy
17:19 Beyond um they're recording all your all
17:22 of your actions because if you listen to
17:24 what they
17:25 said and if you believe what they said
17:28 those are two different
17:30 things um what they said is we made a PC
17:34 powerful enough this this co-pilot plus
17:37 PC that does what was it 40 trillion
17:40 operations a second on on the uh neural
17:43 chip the
17:45 npu that they can do all of that
17:48 processing all of the local recall [ __ ]
17:51 that they're talking about they can do
17:52 it all locally on the machine nothing is
17:54 being sent to Microsoft sorry nothing is
17:57 being sent to Microsoft
18:01 of
18:04 we no personal data whatsoever just some
18:07 metadata metadata including things like
18:11 what you did you know I don't know
18:16 um until it's out and people can kick
18:19 the tires I think it's all it doesn't
18:21 really matter doesn't really matter what
18:22 anyone
18:24 thinks
18:25 um could it be incredibly powerful it
18:28 could be Inc incredibly
18:30 powerful right you just do your [ __ ]
18:33 throughout the day and then at the end
18:35 of the day go what did I do today and it
18:36 just
18:37 goes you know screenshots of [ __ ] you
18:41 know highlights here are the three most
18:43 important things like I think it could
18:45 be incredibly powerful I saw a demo
18:48 where it takes lecture notes in physic
18:50 and turns it into an AI podcast yeah
18:52 like we're getting into some we're
18:54 getting into some stuff where
18:57 where you just very quick go from raw
19:01 inputs and and this is not just going to
19:03 be so so the recall feature is on your
19:06 personal computer with your 40
19:09 trillion operations a second you can
19:13 turn on this ability for it to remember
19:15 stuff and and summarize it for you on a
19:18 on a regular
19:19 basis and then we're going to have you
19:22 know meta Rayband glasses with cameras
19:25 that do the same thing with all of your
19:28 walking around time
19:30 so I think that I think that the
19:32 controversy right now is people are
19:35 desperate to have something to hate
19:37 about
19:40 AI because it's the next big technology
19:42 it's the next big scary goblin that's
19:45 going to kill everyone
19:48 right
19:50 um and this has happened every single
19:52 time every single time in
19:57 history well we don't know about the
19:59 fire but I
20:00 assume once they once they uh burned
20:04 down a village or two accidentally tried
20:06 to figure out how to store the
20:10 fire uh they were probably pretty pissed
20:13 off about the fire
20:15 too every single technology that has
20:17 been transformative for human beings is
20:20 met with rage fear
20:25 resistance right so I think it's a lot
20:28 of that
20:33 um you know a couple of things that I
20:36 think right now feel really weird are
20:39 going to start to feel commonplace one
20:41 of them is this idea
20:44 of all of our
20:47 data all the so okay
20:51 so here's why I think people are
20:54 freaking out a little bit about privacy
20:56 of
20:57 data because
20:59 for the past 20 or 30 years when we gave
21:02 all of our data to Microsoft and
21:05 Google they were the only ones that had
21:07 computers big and powerful enough to do
21:10 anything with it right Big Data
21:14 requires massive compute and massive
21:18 programmers and massive engineering to
21:20 do anything with it what AI does is it
21:23 allows us to take our own Big Data all
21:26 the [ __ ] we've ever published all the
21:28 [ __ ] we've done on our computer
21:29 everything we've ever written and
21:32 instantly have access to it if you
21:35 embed everything you've ever done or if
21:37 you've got something like Google Gemini
21:39 that's got an infinite context window
21:42 which that's what they're talking about
21:44 right now Google Gemini has a million
21:47 tokens if you're a developer you can get
21:50 access to two they're successfully
21:52 testing
21:55 10 and they said we're basically on the
21:58 the road to
21:59 infinite context window what does that
22:02 mean a 1 million token context window
22:06 means you can upload an hour worth of
22:08 video or 11 hours of audio or I don't
22:12 know 15,000 Pages some crazy amount of
22:15 pages to this thing and it will
22:17 instantly know it so 2 million is 2
22:20 hours of video 10 million is 10 hours of
22:22 video so imagine being able to record an
22:26 entire conference
22:30 just there's going to be a bunch of
22:32 iPhones glued to the back wall of a
22:36 conference with with extra battery packs
22:39 to them just running down all the
22:42 plugs record an 8 Hour conference and
22:46 then just throughout the day say
22:47 anything interesting and then up it
22:49 comes bang bang bang and then when it's
22:52 with when it's an infinite context
22:54 window you can literally
22:57 take anything you've ever done take all
23:00 of the pictures you've ever uploaded to
23:02 Instagram Flickr whatever all the videos
23:05 you've put on YouTube all the work you
23:07 produced for the company you started 10
23:09 years ago the the I've got seven
23:13 completed screen plays and probably 25
23:17 fragments of screen all of it take all
23:19 of it and just jam it in this
23:23 thing and then whenever you want just
23:26 ask about all the email you've ever sent
23:28 or receed
23:34 received like so that's going to become
23:37 commonplace but it's weird right now the
23:40 other thing that's weird right
23:43 now is something that keeps coming up
23:46 for me in all of the groups that I'm
23:49 either hosting or participating in and
23:52 that is this idea of digital
23:54 twins taking a some kind of
23:57 representation of myself myself and
24:00 making it available to the world for
24:02 them to interact with or for myself to
24:04 interact
24:06 with and like grouping them together and
24:08 then
24:10 having
24:12 multiple versions of me depending on the
24:16 context like the version of me that
24:19 shows up here and is just an idiot and
24:22 goes you could make
24:24 money and I cuss and do all that sort of
24:27 stuff probably not the same name Kyle
24:29 that I want showing up to a court
24:33 deposition
24:35 right or to a job interview maybe
24:38 depending on the
24:41 job and so again right now it feels
24:45 really weird and it feels really
24:47 premature but we are we
24:50 are ridiculously close to having
24:54 technology
24:56 where I could take some data videos that
25:00 I've done interviews that I've done and
25:04 use that as a knowledge Corpus to create
25:06 some kind of version of me that you
25:08 could interact with and right now it's
25:11 just in GPT form so it's mostly
25:14 text but within a year it's going to be
25:17 trivial to do it in
25:20 video so like imagine being able to have
25:23 a FaceTime call with me where you could
25:25 ask me
25:27 anything and I would know all of what I
25:34 know or or even this was an idea I had
25:37 Friday which I think is a really cool
25:39 idea so I'm a contributing author of
25:43 this book called um AI Futures and
25:46 Anthology there's seven
25:49 authors and one of the things that we
25:52 just did was we built a GPT for the book
25:55 but we also included interviews of the
25:58 seven of us
25:59 as part of the GPT excuse me as part of
26:02 the
26:03 GPT so not only can you ask questions
26:06 about the book you can ask questions of
26:08 the
26:09 authors well imagine a year from now not
26:12 only can you go to this GPT imagine
26:15 being able to schedule a conference call
26:18 24/7 with all seven authors of this book
26:21 and just ask them
26:25 questions and and the gpts are smart
26:27 enough to route who answers the question
26:32 so you ask a
26:34 question and then maybe maybe there's a
26:37 character that plays the
26:40 um the uh the facilitator right maybe
26:44 you have a fake
26:46 facilitator and then the facilitator
26:48 says hey Cindy [ __ ] that that sounds
26:50 like a good one for you why don't you
26:52 take that one and then Cindy Coon's
26:54 Avatar goes well here's what I think
26:56 about that I think that's going to that
26:59 kind of interaction is going to be
27:02 commonplace 3 years from
27:04 now right now it feels trippier than
27:08 [ __ ] Friday every single meeting I was
27:11 in on Friday I've got I've got um a
27:14 Content Evolution call at
27:18 10: and we made these professional
27:21 digital twins for Content Evolution I
27:24 then have my LinkedIn office hours and
27:26 then in the afternoon I've got
27:29 the the author authors of that book all
27:31 three of those
27:33 meetings we're talking about these
27:35 digital twins all three of those
27:37 conversations felt like I was in a
27:38 [ __ ] sci-fi movie cuz we're literally
27:42 having conversations like well how do I
27:45 want my me to
27:47 behave when it's in
27:52 public when is it appropriate to be this
27:55 version of me or that version of me are
27:57 we going to have Persona
28:00 managers probably there's a business you
28:02 want a billion dooll business it was a
28:04 wild Friday I couldn't stop thinking
28:05 about how Wild it was so Cindy I I don't
28:08 I assume you just heard the idea I just
28:10 had I like what what struck me after all
28:12 those conversations is we need to
28:15 create um like a
28:18 uh like a zoom
28:20 call like you can you can you can
28:23 schedule a zoom call with with the seven
28:25 authors or with the content evolution
28:28 members and you see all their faces and
28:30 they're all kind of there just listening
28:32 and looking polite and then the
28:35 moderator says Kyle why don't you take
28:37 that question and then my little Avatar
28:39 goes like I think that's what we should
28:41 be building toward is some sort of
28:42 system that can do
28:44 that holy [ __ ] but every one of the
28:48 conversations was just like it was like
28:51 this is like science
28:53 fiction like we're planning what our
28:56 virtual uses will be
28:59 and how they'll act and what they know
29:02 and what they can reveal like my digital
29:04 me is at some point going to know
29:07 everything about me right they're going
29:09 to
29:10 know all my financial information
29:13 they're going to know my history they're
29:14 going to know everything I do they're
29:17 going to
29:17 know um medical
29:23 stuff they're going to know if
29:26 I'm in some sort of transition
29:30 professionally well not all of that
29:32 information is good to
29:35 have out there so how do you create
29:37 boundaries for these things I don't
29:40 know they'll know my passwords ex
29:43 exactly exactly Amelia's wife as silly
29:46 as you think that is the amount of angst
29:50 and anxiety in my household
29:54 for what's the password for
29:57 Hulu is it's
29:59 nuts so if I had a secure version of me
30:02 that I could just go oh dude what's the
30:04 password for
30:07 Hulu are you sure you want me to say it
30:09 out loud is anybody listening no I'm
30:11 fine
30:16 okay like all that sort of stuff I think
30:18 it's going to become commonplace but we
30:21 got to get there and so to get there
30:23 there's just going to be all sorts of
30:25 shenanigans where people are just like
30:27 yeah there still data and it's
30:30 evil so I don't
30:33 know oh and by the way yes they will
30:36 steal all that
30:39 data Apple's the only one with a decent
30:42 reputation for that privacy stuff right
30:44 now and even theirs is a little
30:48 like but Google the ship has sailed meta
30:51 the ship has sailed at least they're
30:53 open sourcing their [ __ ] it's 2024 use a
30:56 family password man manager there's tons
30:58 of
30:59 options uh yeah so tried it uh you got
31:03 to get the participants to actually be
31:05 willing to learn the password manager
31:08 and I know I know Pate your response is
31:11 but it's trivial oh I know we've had
31:14 that
31:15 [Laughter]
31:21 conversation I'm not going to say that
31:23 there's passwords on Post-it notes but
31:26 there are passwords on large pieces of
31:31 paper what scares me is someone else
31:33 creating a digital version of me that's
31:35 the other thing Brandon like right now
31:39 with as much video as there is of me up
31:40 on YouTube this would be trivial right
31:43 don't you get any ideas y [ __ ]
31:45 weirdos your regulars you
31:49 um yes people are going to absolutely be
31:52 making clones of other
31:55 people probably a year ago I started
31:59 talking
32:01 about um I think that the 2024 elections
32:06 are going to drive people
32:08 to um demand identity like blockchain or
32:13 some sort of tokenized identity
32:16 system where I can know if the person
32:21 behind this piece of content is a real
32:23 person or not or if that person on X is
32:25 a real person I thought it was going to
32:27 be the
32:30 um the elections that that did it I
32:34 think it's going to be individuals I I
32:36 have a feeling people are going to start
32:38 getting spoofed and spammed
32:40 and and and uh you
32:44 know um deep faked enough that people
32:48 are going to start losing their [ __ ] and
32:50 there's going to be kind of a a a quick
32:52 demand for some sort of
32:55 system that um has ual identity in it I
32:59 mean Elon Musk is poised to do it but he
33:02 doesn't seem to have any interest in it
33:04 I mean the amount of just Spam Bots I'm
33:06 getting on
33:07 X Sam Korn what's
33:10 happening hey all long time no see can't
33:12 stick around headed to a hackathon in
33:14 Denver tomorrow oh drop drop me a DM on
33:17 uh on here or on the the salon Sam and
33:21 if you're around an I'm around maybe we
33:23 can grab a drink or
33:25 something that'd be cool nice
33:28 what are you going to hack you going to
33:31 hack my identity son of a [ __ ] you do
33:36 it what about Tik
33:43 Tock do I think it's going to go away do
33:45 I think it's going to get
33:47 sold
33:53 um I don't
33:56 know I don't know I don't know
34:08 how I don't know how much of a vested
34:11 interest China has in in keeping
34:16 it but I also don't imagine they're
34:20 super motivated to cooperate with
34:22 Americans you've got Mr Wonderful out
34:25 there saying he's putting together a
34:27 coalition of billionaires to buy
34:30 it I don't know I don't
34:39 know it's so it's so hard to there's
34:42 just so much there's so much noise right
34:45 now you know what a lot of the
34:47 ticktockers are saying is this is the
34:49 only place we've got free speech and
34:51 that's why they're shutting it down and
34:52 that's I guess that's a possibility
34:56 but I don't know I don't know I don't
34:59 know I don't have a good Spidey Sense on
35:01 Tik Tok president clones yep Oho I'm
35:04 back Tobias Tobias you've been having
35:07 issues with staying in here what about
35:09 the I orb yeah I've got one of those
35:10 I've got the uh do I have it over here I
35:13 don't think I have it on
35:17 this
35:20 world think I have it on
35:25 this world
35:30 [Music]
35:37 where is
35:39 search
35:41 search
35:43 [Music]
35:46 World coin
36:03 oh I went to the Apple Store not the App
36:05 Store hang on
36:07 people Hey Brother Hey
36:10 Brother special teams special plays
36:13 special players um what's happening
36:17 Brother didn't mean to cuss didn't mean
36:19 to cuss what's happening
36:22 Brother oh no the the R1 has landed on
36:25 the Shelf yes it has landed I have I
36:27 have relinquish it to the Shelf largely
36:29 because Vicki 3D printed me this lovely
36:33 stand for it um but also I'm just kind
36:35 of waiting for the software to catch up
36:37 here's the thing about the software on
36:39 the R1 they have had a software update
36:42 once a week for the four weeks since
36:44 it's been out so it's getting better but
36:47 it's it is not a it is not a prime
36:50 time unit yet but I like the hardware
36:54 sent you a DM cool Sam that's
36:56 awesome um
36:58 app App
37:04 Store
37:05 [Music]
37:07 World
37:13 coin I know we haven't gotten started
37:15 yet you're like Kyle are you going to do
37:17 anything tonight what's going on here is
37:20 this all he does is just talk what's
37:22 with his hair did he just get back from
37:26 the the salon
37:28 when he says the AI Salon is that where
37:30 he gets his hair done cuz I wouldn't go
37:32 to that Salon it doesn't see I saw a
37:35 graph showing the implementation of
37:37 Robotics by country China had more than
37:40 all everyone else put together yeah ch
37:43 ch China ain't [ __ ] around like here
37:47 in here in jelly old Colorado they're
37:51 like yeah let's just uh we'll just pass
37:53 a bill doesn't really matter what's in
37:55 it we're just going to pass it but it's
37:58 dri like it's going to people are going
38:00 to leave the state yeah you can fix it
38:02 over the next two
38:04 years oh my God Kyle I have a wreck okay
38:07 a wreck about
38:09 what recommendation
38:13 about about worldcoin or something like
38:23 that which password
38:38 [Music]
38:41 try the app
38:43 pieces it's what the chat GPT Macos app
38:46 should be but for
38:48 developers it's in beta now though
38:51 success let's
38:55 start worldcoin
38:59 ah worldcoin will launch a new chain
39:06 soon introducing World chain we'll
39:08 launch a new blockchain soon get the
39:11 special stamp
39:14 claimed look there's my world ID
39:18 people see I'm verified
39:21 human I couldn't show you that if I
39:25 weren't they scanned my [ __ ] retina
39:28 and I did it willingly why cuz
39:33 whatever what are they going to do all
39:36 right let's see World ID oh the last
39:40 time I looked at World ID there were
39:42 about two and a half million that was
39:45 probably 3 months ago four months ago
39:48 there's now almost 5.5 million 83,000 in
39:52 the last 7
39:54 days it went it went a year and
39:57 basically did
39:58 like when I first got it in August of
40:04 203 so I I haven't had it quite a year I
40:07 got it in August of
40:11 23 yeah um there were like 2.2
40:15 million and then for like four or five
40:17 months it was like 2.5 there weren't
40:19 many and now it's almost doubled or more
40:22 than doubled that's interesting
40:29 and look you get little stickers I just
40:30 claimed I just claimed that one's the
40:32 world chain the world chain passport
40:35 sticker I got a passport
40:39 sticker see I've been verified in the
40:43 USA
40:46 on
40:49 7:24
40:52 2023 so July July 24th
41:05 so and and if you're if you're sitting
41:07 there thinking like Kyle what the [ __ ]
41:08 are you talking about okay so there's
41:11 this
41:13 thing Sam Waltman has this company
41:16 called worldcoin and it's got a
41:18 worldcoin it's got an nft it's got a
41:20 it's got a
41:21 cryptocurrency you know you know all
41:23 them crypto Bros Sam's got one of them
41:26 too and so worldcoin has three
41:29 components to it it's got a
41:31 cryptocurrency so you can
41:34 transact well so that you have currency
41:37 to
41:38 transact it's got a transaction protocol
41:42 like stripe or
41:45 PayPal that is designed to transact with
41:48 your cryptocurrency and it's got World
41:50 ID and now apparently it's got its own
41:54 blockchain which I find the blockchain
41:56 thing actually really interesting
41:57 interesting they're they're open a open
42:00 AI is doing their own blockchain I find
42:02 that really interesting
42:05 okay so World ID you go to a device
42:09 that's a little bit bigger than this and
42:10 it's Chrome and it's called the orb so I
42:15 if you were if you were a Silicon Valley
42:18 technology company that is making AGI
42:22 the thing that's going to replace all
42:23 the workers and you wanted to create an
42:26 identity system and you were in a movie
42:29 as the evil villain what you would call
42:31 the system is the orb it's it's open AI
42:36 needs branding help beyond what I can
42:39 explain it so anyway but it's called the
42:41 orb and it's one side's flat and it's
42:43 got cameras on it and so you walk up to
42:46 this thing I got mine that you can only
42:49 get them in in the states right now in
42:51 New York City Miami and I think San
42:53 Francisco San Diego I don't know there's
42:55 like three three cities you can get up
42:57 um
42:58 and you walk up to this thing I I got
43:01 mine at the World Trade Center at this I
43:04 forget what the place was called The
43:05 Source or the the I don't know the
43:07 station something like that and I was I
43:10 was expecting it to be like this really
43:12 cool Tech co-working space and there's
43:15 going to be you know an orb there and
43:17 everyone would know what it was no it
43:19 was a clothing store so so you go down
43:23 in the World Trade Center and there's
43:25 this clothing store and sitting next to
43:27 the register is the silver ball and like
43:30 the the the uh you know the the uh
43:34 whatever they're called the sales people
43:35 that are there they're they're there
43:37 selling clothes I'm like I'm here for my
43:39 orb
43:40 please to get my ID in there're like oh
43:43 that's over there just I don't know go
43:45 stare into it and follow the follow the
43:48 rules and so you look into this thing it
43:51 scans your retina and then what it what
43:52 it actually does it's it's relatively
43:56 benign they SC your retina they turn
43:58 that into a hash which is a unique ID
44:02 that's based on the Biometrics of your
44:04 retina or retinas I don't
44:07 know and then they and then they take
44:09 that hash and the the only data they
44:11 keep according to them again trust no
44:14 one but you know whatever what the [ __ ]
44:16 they already have all of our
44:18 ID they take that hash and they compare
44:21 that to other people in the database
44:23 who've done this and they basically say
44:26 if this hash is unique
44:28 then that person's a unique person and
44:31 then you get a world ID and it's free
44:33 and if you're not in America when you
44:36 get your world ID they give you free
44:38 cryptocurrency but if you're in America
44:41 we've been protected by the government
44:44 to keep us safe from them pesky evil
44:49 cryptocurrency thi
44:52 bastards so we get no cryptocurrency
45:03 so so there's that so like
45:06 we're while you don't know it yet while
45:10 a lot of people don't know it yet we are
45:12 hurdling into the future into the weird
45:16 future that like the movie her if you
45:19 haven't seen the movie
45:21 her or the movie ham as they call
45:25 it here in the learning
45:28 [Laughter]
45:36 lab if you haven't seen the movie her
45:39 recently or at all go watch
45:45 it because it's essentially a
45:47 documentary
45:56 now Leonardo made an update and has
45:59 consistent characters and everyone has
46:02 access until 5:30 ooh let's go look at
46:04 that that's kind of cool thank you
46:09 Danielle so anyway is isn't that nuts I
46:12 mean I I know I haven't been looking at
46:14 the screen any any questions any
46:15 thoughts how can AI create more
46:17 jobs rather than reduce jobs
46:21 um human with common sense first of all
46:24 love love the name um one of my favorite
46:27 faor people in the world Aaron Sugarman
46:29 he was the president of North America
46:30 for agency.com the agency I had back in
46:33 the
46:34 90s and at one point I was really
46:36 frustrated I'm like you know this this
46:38 whatever the problem was like it's
46:39 obvious it's common
46:41 sense and eron said he he just looked up
46:44 at me he was very he's very calm even
46:46 guy and he looked up at me and he goes
46:48 Kyle Common Sense isn't common was like
46:51 oh [ __ ] you're right um okay so blew up
46:56 my second C CER here
46:58 Pap
47:02 um as far as I can
47:05 tell every single every
47:10 single job that is computer mediated in
47:13 any
47:15 way so that could be like a
47:19 mechanic right CU mechanics use
47:21 computers for tire balancing and for
47:24 point of sale purchasing and for looking
47:27 [ __ ] up instead of the old paper manuals
47:30 they look it up online anything that is
47:32 in any way computer
47:34 mediated over the
47:37 next two to four years is going to
47:41 transform
47:42 dramatically
47:49 dramatically the
47:51 people that get AI literate in the next
47:56 12 months
47:58 are going to have a much better chance
48:00 of not being
48:03 um
48:05 obliterated when things start to change
48:08 because every company every company
48:11 every single company is going to try is
48:14 is going to be trying to figure out what
48:16 does this [ __ ] mean how does it work
48:19 what's real what's not real we're not
48:22 there yet we haven't I in my opinion I
48:24 don't think we've hit the Tipping Point
48:25 we're we're there's not even enough a
48:27 awareness that this stuff is here which
48:28 is wild because it's accelerating so
48:31 fast you would think that the awareness
48:34 of it is accelerating at a similar clip
48:36 and it's not so what's going to happen
48:38 is the quality of this technology is
48:40 going to get better and better and
48:41 better and then there's this slow sort
48:43 of awareness thing happening where back
48:46 in
48:47 November I think it was 82% of people
48:50 hadn't used chat GPT and as of a month
48:53 or two ago I think it was down to like
48:55 75%
48:57 we're still in a place where 75% of
49:01 people probably in America is my
49:04 guess have not used chat
49:06 GPT and of the 25% that have used it
49:10 they've probably only used chat GPT 3.5
49:13 cuz very few people paid the 20 bucks to
49:16 get the fancy version cuz no one used
49:19 the non-fancy
49:20 version so most people I'm guessing it's
49:24 still single digits that actually
49:26 understand what chat gp4 makes
49:31 possible and like that's year and a half
49:34 old technology so the stuff that's
49:36 coming like the her technology that they
49:38 demoed two weeks ago that we should have
49:41 access to in the next week or
49:46 two that's just going to all of a sudden
49:48 show up and then they're going to make
49:50 this available to everyone for
49:53 free so probably in the next month
49:59 I'm guessing that there's going to be
50:00 sort of a burst of awareness and there's
50:02 going to be a burst of holy [ __ ] did you
50:06 know this could do
50:08 that and so companies are going to be
50:10 panicked to find people that know what
50:12 the [ __ ] going on so if you're curious
50:14 about AI or if you're one of those
50:16 people that is what Ethan mik calls a
50:19 secret cyborg where you're secretly AI
50:21 literate but you're not telling anyone
50:23 about it knock that [ __ ] off start
50:25 telling people about it
50:27 start posting on LinkedIn I've been
50:29 playing around with AI I've been
50:30 listening to this crazy guy on Tik Tok
50:32 all he talks about is AI I don't know
50:34 what I'm doing with my life whatever
50:35 just start talking about it get it out
50:37 there because as companies start to
50:39 figure this stuff out they're going to
50:41 be looking for who in my company knows
50:43 anything about
50:44 this and just make sure that you're in
50:47 the conversation when they ask that
50:50 question but Kyle they they my company
50:53 has a policy against AI right now okay
50:56 and then they're not not going
50:58 to when I when I built websites for the
51:01 Fortune 500 in the '90s and the
51:04 mid90s a lot of them had policies you no
51:07 one can build websites I know this
51:09 html's easy but that's got to go through
51:11 the IT department we have to have
51:12 everything vetted for security and
51:14 analytical analysis of the security
51:17 protocols the protocols of
51:23 the and
51:25 then people could use it same thing's
51:28 going to happen here it's going to
51:29 happen
51:32 quickly um so I haven't answered the
51:35 question that's what I do here I am
51:39 shocked at how much bad or lackluster
51:41 info is being sold to people to teach
51:42 them oh I know it's so bad lunatick it's
51:44 so bad it's so bad just all these
51:48 charlatans like you can make these guys
51:50 you could make money with they're all
51:53 [ __ ] [ __ ] no one's an expert
51:56 right now no one no one so anyway so
52:00 what's going to
52:02 happen in my opinion or in my chat TMZ
52:07 speculative
52:09 bubble is I think
52:14 that the next 12 months is going to be
52:17 some semblance of normal but we're going
52:18 to see a lot of
52:20 layoffs and then and then probably
52:24 starting you know
52:27 after a
52:30 year we're going to probably see a
52:33 sector or two
52:36 fall not like a company or two like a
52:39 sector or
52:41 two like something's going to come out
52:44 some technology is going to come out
52:46 that just instantly gets adopted as the
52:49 new customer service paradig like I
52:51 don't know if that'll be the one but
52:53 like all of a sudden customer service
52:55 call centers just like over over a
52:58 2-year period just get obliterated
53:00 because this technology is so much
53:03 better and it's cheaper and it's better
53:05 customer experience and it's better for
53:07 the brand and right it's going to be
53:09 good kind of kind of like what that
53:11 guy's character did in
53:15 her so it might not be customer service
53:18 but it's going to be something like some
53:19 sector is just going to get decimated by
53:21 this stuff and and we're going to see a
53:23 lot of a lot of news the next 3 years is
53:27 just going to be news story after news
53:30 story after news story about how ai's
53:32 taken our jobs like and and there's
53:34 going to be jobs
53:36 taken I think that probably in the 3 to
53:39 5e time frame at some point if job loss
53:42 is acute enough the government's going
53:45 to have to step in and that that's I
53:47 think when you'll see something like
53:48 Universal basic
53:51 income
53:53 um but it's going to have to be kind of
53:56 like a CO level event where um it's
53:59 acute enough like if it takes out a
54:01 whole
54:02 sector then then or or multiple sectors
54:06 or it it like decimates a couple of
54:08 really big businesses that that make
54:10 news that all of a sudden people are
54:12 screaming for holy [ __ ] you know I don't
54:15 know you know 100,000 people just lost
54:17 their job in this state and you know
54:19 [ __ ] like that then I think you'll see
54:21 something like Universal basic income um
54:25 my guess is that it's a 3 to 5 year
54:27 period where there's going to be just
54:30 massive disruption and craziness but
54:33 within
54:34 that you're going to start to see new
54:37 kinds of jobs materialized that we can't
54:40 anticipate right now I don't know what
54:42 they look like I think they probably
54:44 have to do
54:45 with um humans engaging humans maybe
54:50 like
54:51 entertainment
54:53 um in-person activities
54:56 might be something like that my wife and
54:59 I just Mr K my wife and I just had a
55:01 conversation about Ubi today um and I
55:04 did a I did a video on this Mr K uh two
55:07 two days ago two videos ago in my
55:10 channel I talk about this concept of
55:13 universal basic compute so Sam Alman um
55:19 was interviewed probably 3 weeks ago now
55:23 and asked him about Universal basic
55:26 income Oh by by the way back to back to
55:27 World ID so you've got with World ID
55:32 you've got you've got your world ID
55:34 right so this says that I'm verified now
55:37 there's a whole development environment
55:39 where I could make a version of Twitter
55:43 for example X that only people that have
55:47 a world ID can use it there's a Discord
55:50 plug in for this so I could create a
55:52 Discord server where only people with
55:54 these IDs could use that Discord server
55:56 what does that do that that verifies
55:59 that everyone using Discord is not a bot
56:02 it's a human being verifiable on the
56:05 blockchain for everyone using that
56:07 service so that's a piece of
56:10 it the other piece of why he's doing
56:13 that why it's got a cryptocurrency
56:15 associated with it and why it's got a
56:17 transaction um
56:20 protocol world I forget what it's called
56:23 world
56:25 something the transaction
56:27 protocol
56:30 um is so that is so
56:33 that you can take some of the excess
56:37 profit out of the value chain when when
56:40 AI starts doing jobs and generating
56:43 value without having to pay people what
56:46 alman's talking about is creating a
56:48 system that basically skims some amount
56:50 of that value out of the system and
56:52 converts it into World coin and
56:54 distributes it out to Holders of World
56:58 IDs so he's
57:01 designing a non-governmental Ubi
57:05 framework will it be adopted I don't
57:08 know um Elon Musk is talking about X
57:12 being the everything app where you can
57:14 buy things on it you can get information
57:16 on it you can do everything on
57:19 it right so that's where he's headed to
57:22 a similar sort of place
57:31 um and then yeah you can create entire
57:34 ecosystems where you know the currency
57:37 that's generated can be spent within all
57:40 the services that that work within it
57:43 and you can be guaranteed that those
57:44 people are there so imagine building a
57:46 system whether it's World ID or some
57:49 similar kind of system imagine building
57:51 a media system a media company where you
57:56 can not publish media to these audiences
58:00 unless you have a world ID and when you
58:03 do publish media it's tied to your world
58:06 ID so I can now look at this video and I
58:09 can say oh it is blockchain verified
58:12 that that video was made by this
58:14 blockchain verified human being that
58:16 calls himself Kyle
58:18 Shannon and then I can also have another
58:20 check mark that says and it hasn't been
58:22 modified so this is the original video
58:25 from this real human being that hasn't
58:27 been
58:29 modified that could be valuable in a
58:32 world we're about where we're about to
58:34 be able to deep fake anything anyone
58:36 with 15 5 Seconds of their voice like
58:40 that
58:42 okay so so Altman's been thinking a lot
58:45 about this to the point that he's got
58:46 this whole other company
58:48 um he was asked about Ubi 3 weeks ago
58:53 and he said he said yeah I still think
58:56 universe basic income is interesting he
58:59 says but it might not be enough and and
59:01 what he floated was this idea of
59:02 universal basic
59:04 compute and a lot of people gave him
59:07 [ __ ] for it
59:09 because you know he basically said what
59:12 if we gave you some percentage of the
59:17 peda flops that are available right
59:20 however many whatever the flops are
59:21 whatever the the appropriate counter
59:24 is um but let's say that every person
59:27 gets I don't know 100 pedop flops a
59:30 month of processing
59:33 power like on the surface you're like
59:35 well that's [ __ ] stupid like what am
59:36 I going to do with 100 ped flops of of
59:39 whatever
59:42 well when generative AI gets reasoning
59:45 and when it gets a gentic behavior when
59:47 it can take action on your
59:51 behalf people are going to want more and
59:55 more compute power to be able to do [ __ ]
59:59 with these
1:00:00 tools so if you own some percentage of
1:00:04 compute power what can you do with that
1:00:07 well one thing you could do with it
1:00:08 that's very simple is you just sell it
1:00:11 there will be compute power
1:00:13 Brokers that just say hey give me your
1:00:16 100 peda
1:00:17 flops and I'll give you $10,000 or
1:00:21 20,000 whatever whatever the going rate
1:00:23 is for your 100 peda flops and you can
1:00:25 just have the money
1:00:28 or you could be a single
1:00:31 person that leverages those pedop flops
1:00:35 to create a bunch of agents and you
1:00:36 could create a company that's got the
1:00:39 equivalent of like 10 employees or 100
1:00:42 employees or a thousand
1:00:48 employees and and you could make way
1:00:50 more money if you're an entrepreneur if
1:00:53 you're entrepreneurial and Scrappy and
1:00:54 trying to figure out how to do something
1:00:56 with all this
1:00:58 capacity and I think that one's I like
1:01:01 why I think it's actually kind of
1:01:02 interesting is if you just give people
1:01:04 money people will sort of give up and
1:01:05 not do things but if you give them this
1:01:07 option of you can turn it into money but
1:01:12 you have a bunch of capacity here and
1:01:14 you don't have to become a computer
1:01:16 programmer to use that capacity the
1:01:19 tools are just going to do that [ __ ] for
1:01:23 us you just go I want to become the
1:01:26 biggest flower wholesaler in all of pipy
1:01:29 New York
1:01:31 okay and it'll go off and start sourcing
1:01:34 flowers for you and hiring trucking
1:01:37 companies and leasing trucks for you and
1:01:40 hiring drivers and if it's robot drivers
1:01:43 maybe it finds cheaper robot robot
1:01:45 drivers it's still so it's still focused
1:01:48 on capitalism I don't know I am I am
1:01:51 totally speculating here with an acting
1:01:53 degree
1:01:55 cam so so take everything I'm saying as
1:01:58 if you were hearing it from an actor
1:02:00 it's kind of like that Joe Rogan
1:02:02 interview with Terence Howard except I'm
1:02:05 not as smart as Terrence
1:02:10 Howard will never happen until AI runs
1:02:13 things too much room for greed and
1:02:15 corruption that's my my biggest my
1:02:18 biggest concern Joker is exactly what
1:02:20 you're talking about
1:02:24 that and and here's the only head I have
1:02:26 for it my my biggest concern is that the
1:02:29 private Equity firms are just like wait
1:02:31 a minute these tools are going to get
1:02:34 good enough that we can just fire
1:02:36 everyone and the companies still do what
1:02:38 they
1:02:40 do let's [ __ ]
1:02:42 go um but there's a point at which if
1:02:46 it's acute enough right if if if enough
1:02:49 layoffs happen in a short amount of time
1:02:52 it'll actually [ __ ] things up pretty bad
1:02:55 so so
1:02:57 again like I think it has to be kind of
1:02:58 like a covid level event where enough
1:03:01 people are laid off in a shorter short
1:03:03 enough amount of time that there's
1:03:05 demand for the government to do
1:03:06 something so that that's that's what I
1:03:11 see as kind of the Hedge to the private
1:03:13 Equity firms just skimming it off off
1:03:16 the top cuz I don't
1:03:19 like right now it feels like there's
1:03:22 there's this linear curve where okay
1:03:24 5,000 people were laid off you know in
1:03:27 the past quarter okay now it's 10,000
1:03:30 like we're in this kind of
1:03:32 linear
1:03:34 um AI adoption thing right now but the
1:03:38 reality is that we're you know at some
1:03:40 point it's going to do that and when it
1:03:42 does that you know whatever this amount
1:03:46 of time is if that's in a six-month
1:03:49 period you know 10 million people lost
1:03:51 their jobs or you know even a million
1:03:54 people lost their jobs all all of a
1:03:56 sudden something will have to be done I
1:03:59 was wanting to go beyond money
1:04:00 capitalism and greed we need to evolve
1:04:03 AI will um so cam I think it's a it's a
1:04:07 really good point
1:04:09 um there are some there are some signals
1:04:12 right now that
1:04:14 that
1:04:16 um that this isn't just going to be
1:04:18 about capitalism and greed
1:04:22 um Black
1:04:24 Rock the chief operator officer of Black
1:04:27 Rock they are the most capitalistic they
1:04:30 own [ __ ] everything
1:04:32 right um last week he said they are
1:04:37 hiring liberal arts
1:04:41 analysts at the highest level of the
1:04:44 company um because all of the business
1:04:48 and you know math
1:04:52 and science analysts all of that stuff's
1:04:55 going to be handled
1:04:58 what's not going to be handled is the
1:04:59 horizontal thinking the critical
1:05:01 thinking so I've talked for more than a
1:05:04 year now about this concept of Revenge
1:05:06 of the liberal arts major like it's like
1:05:10 black rock is saying they want to hire
1:05:12 liberal arts analysts are you [ __ ]
1:05:14 kidding
1:05:16 me it's like it's like I've got a degree
1:05:20 from Stanford they're like yeah we don't
1:05:22 care he's got one from Carnegie melon
1:05:27 he's got a Yale drama degree oh my god
1:05:29 let's get him
1:05:31 [Laughter]
1:05:36 in
1:05:38 um yeah I think that
1:05:44 uh I think that a lot of the I I think
1:05:47 that the
1:05:49 value the value of human engagement the
1:05:52 value of authentic
1:05:54 experiences um
1:05:56 the value of
1:06:00 real like for example I mean I don't
1:06:04 think I'm necessarily part of this trend
1:06:06 but for the past year on a nightly basis
1:06:09 I show up on Tik Tok for a couple of
1:06:11 hours Irregulars people that are in here
1:06:13 night after night after night have
1:06:15 basically said they have given up their
1:06:17 Netflix
1:06:18 subscriptions CU instead of watching
1:06:21 shitty you know fake drama they're
1:06:24 watching shitty me
1:06:27 I think I think we're going to start to
1:06:29 see more and more and more of that Gary
1:06:31 ve was talking about this today Gary
1:06:33 vaynerchuk was talking about he thinks
1:06:36 that we're entering an era over the next
1:06:38 10 years where if you have a barber shop
1:06:41 or Danielle I don't know if you're on if
1:06:43 you've got your your um your new laundry
1:06:46 business that people are going to just
1:06:49 like have multiple cameras in their
1:06:53 businesses of you know their
1:06:54 establishments
1:06:56 and they're just gonna stream 247 like
1:06:59 here's my
1:07:01 business and they're going to become
1:07:05 they're going to gain followings they're
1:07:07 going to gain they're going to develop
1:07:09 Community they're going to sell
1:07:13 merch so I think there's going to be a
1:07:15 real shift toward authenticity toward
1:07:17 authentic
1:07:18 experiences and so I would look at if if
1:07:21 I were like thinking about okay what are
1:07:24 the jobs that I would lean toward it
1:07:27 would be toward authentic real
1:07:31 experiences it would be away from
1:07:33 automation
1:07:35 technology specialty
1:07:39 skills like are are we still going to
1:07:41 need people to do specialty skills maybe
1:07:43 but you're probably going to need
1:07:44 someone who could do the specialty skill
1:07:47 if they if it was required to do but has
1:07:50 also got a broader critical thinking
1:07:53 that they can look beyond that specialty
1:07:54 skill
1:07:56 because the the AIS are going to be able
1:07:58 to do all the specialty skills you're
1:08:00 going to need horizontal thinkers
1:08:01 critical thinkers
1:08:03 so I own a doughnut shop and a couple of
1:08:06 soft drink shops and I'm planning on
1:08:08 implementing the live streams there you
1:08:10 go Josh I like I I think it's huge and I
1:08:13 think you know the other thing Josh I
1:08:15 was talking earlier about this idea of
1:08:17 of digital twins
1:08:21 like you know you could you could do a
1:08:23 show like I'm doing here right
1:08:27 but probably within a year and a half or
1:08:30 so you're going to be able to have the
1:08:33 the virtual Josh who's the dut expert
1:08:37 and so not only could you do live shows
1:08:38 where you're just talking about oh we
1:08:40 just had a customer come in and they
1:08:41 asked for you know chicklets on their on
1:08:44 their donuts I don't even know what
1:08:46 chicklets are and I looked him up and so
1:08:48 he's got a bubblegum H it's awesome
1:08:50 right so you can do live [ __ ] like that
1:08:52 but you could have the virtual Josh that
1:08:56 24/7 is available to answer questions
1:08:58 about your Donuts how you make them what
1:09:01 the flavors
1:09:03 are how it started all those stories
1:09:06 that you tell over and over again
1:09:08 virtual Josh could be out there just
1:09:10 talking The Joint up hey you should come
1:09:13 on down and virtual Josh would always
1:09:15 know when the sales were and virtual
1:09:17 Josh might even be smart enough to
1:09:19 realize four people have asked me about
1:09:23 um I don't know some obscure holiday
1:09:27 that maybe we should do a special Donut
1:09:29 for that holiday and so virtual Josh
1:09:32 sends you a text some someday and says
1:09:36 hey four people have asked me about this
1:09:38 holiday um here's three ideas for for
1:09:41 specialty Donuts we could whip up and
1:09:44 start selling tomorrow I think they'd
1:09:47 sell and he and and virtual Josh would
1:09:49 send you pictures of the donuts and
1:09:51 recipes for
1:09:54 them like why why
1:09:58 not so start thinking
1:10:02 about here here's the way I think about
1:10:04 it and cam this this gets to your your
1:10:06 concern about does everything go to
1:10:07 capitalism I don't think everything goes
1:10:09 to
1:10:10 capitalism you just
1:10:13 start thinking about
1:10:20 um what are what are the things people
1:10:22 are going to want to do
1:10:32 if okay here's a good thought experiment
1:10:35 you you've probably done this thought
1:10:37 experiment if you've been on the planet
1:10:38 for a while someone's probably done this
1:10:39 to you you know the you know the old
1:10:42 house This Old House dress where someone
1:10:44 says if money weren't an object what
1:10:47 would you do and then your initial
1:10:48 response is well that' sure be [ __ ]
1:10:54 nice if
1:10:57 all of the mundane tasks of the world
1:11:01 were no longer an
1:11:03 object what would you
1:11:05 do you're like what do you mean the
1:11:07 mundane tasks I mean like all the
1:11:08 mundane tasks my co-founder right now
1:11:11 she dropped her phone and broke the
1:11:12 screen and she's got insurance from
1:11:14 Google on it she's had 18 different
1:11:18 calls one with the insurance comp or you
1:11:20 know half with the insurance
1:11:22 company that they sold the insurance
1:11:24 through and half with Google
1:11:27 neither both sides are blaming the other
1:11:29 one they're not covering her broken
1:11:32 phone screen she's been paying insurance
1:11:34 for like six years on this stupid
1:11:36 [ __ ] phone she dropped it broke it
1:11:39 and everyone's like it's not our
1:11:41 fault she has
1:11:44 spent 10 hours in the past two weeks to
1:11:48 try to get her phone fixed imagine if
1:11:50 that set of interactions and every other
1:11:54 interaction like it including all of the
1:11:56 [ __ ] you do at your job that's just like
1:11:58 oh [ __ ] I got to put I got to enter into
1:12:01 my time sheets and I got to go into
1:12:02 Salesforce and update the all the
1:12:05 mundane [ __ ] imagine if all the mundane
1:12:08 [ __ ] was just done for
1:12:10 you what would you
1:12:15 do if you could do
1:12:20 anything what would you
1:12:23 do I think the answer to what people
1:12:26 would do and this is Cam this is very
1:12:29 long way of getting back to your
1:12:33 question what people are going to choose
1:12:35 to do is going to be very different than
1:12:37 what they have to do because the current
1:12:40 world we still have to deal with all the
1:12:42 mundane [ __ ] now this isn't going to
1:12:44 happen overnight right this going to
1:12:46 this is like 3 to five year time time
1:12:49 frame but as these tools get more and
1:12:51 more
1:12:54 capable the soul crushing repetitive
1:12:58 shitty
1:12:59 work is going to get offloaded to the
1:13:03 machines and then we're going to be left
1:13:05 to do the higher level stuff up
1:13:07 here some of that might look like
1:13:10 capitalism some of that might look like
1:13:13 hey you know
1:13:16 what you know what's missing do you know
1:13:20 what been gone
1:13:22 for 15 20 years now local local
1:13:26 journalism I know lunatick was on here
1:13:28 she might still be on here she's very
1:13:31 passionate about local politics and
1:13:34 National politics and telling the
1:13:37 story local newspapers have all been
1:13:39 bought up they've all been bought up
1:13:41 they're all centralized it's all part of
1:13:43 the big [ __ ] political machine right
1:13:46 there is no local news you've seen all
1:13:48 those stories where all the local news
1:13:49 stories have the same [ __ ] script
1:13:52 what
1:13:53 if a whole town of EX
1:13:57 journalists could just go do local
1:14:01 journalism because either they had Ubbi
1:14:03 or they had Universal basic
1:14:05 compute or you know there was enough
1:14:08 prosperity in the system that they could
1:14:10 do what they wanted to do and they could
1:14:11 just do do things to benefit the
1:14:14 community again that's a
1:14:16 possibility so that's where I'd start
1:14:19 looking any anything that is repetitive
1:14:23 low-level mind-numbing
1:14:29 work that has to be done because there's
1:14:32 no other way to do
1:14:34 it I think it starts to
1:14:37 be done by the
1:14:40 machines and then we get to we get to
1:14:44 choose what the [ __ ] we want to
1:14:53 do and seeing that's one actor's
1:14:57 opinion I'm Charles Nelson Riley good
1:15:01 night thank you and good
1:15:06 night you know what I mean thank you
1:15:08 very much spread the dollar oh yeah Make
1:15:11 It Rain baby um I appreciate that a lot
1:15:15 thank you there are major workplace work
1:15:19 Workforce shortages in healthc care you
1:15:21 are right AI will be huge yeah like
1:15:24 imagine
1:15:27 imagine how many
1:15:29 hours out of a physician and nurses day
1:15:34 today is
1:15:36 spent dealing with
1:15:39 the overly complicated Insurance coding
1:15:45 system that is designed to be that
1:15:47 confusing so that people don't get paid
1:15:49 imagine
1:15:52 if they didn't have to spend that amount
1:15:55 of hours
1:15:56 coding Insurance claim
1:16:00 numbers and what they could do is take
1:16:04 care of
1:16:08 people how many hours a day Joker's in
1:16:12 here how many hours a day go to
1:16:16 shitty by Design overly complicated
1:16:21 systems that are not designed to take
1:16:23 care of people but are designed to m
1:16:25 every last [ __ ] penny out of every
1:16:28 person in the
1:16:30 system what if the robots did
1:16:34 that [ __ ] far out then people could
1:16:37 choose to go into health care cuz they
1:16:39 like taking care of people imagine
1:16:43 that news should be freed from
1:16:45 sponsorship by advertising imagine if
1:16:47 there were enough prosperity in the
1:16:49 system that you could have a newspaper
1:16:52 that sole purpose was to tell the
1:16:55 stories of the community
1:17:10 [Music]
1:17:12 period healthc care does that on purpose
1:17:14 to be obtuse and refusing exactly it is
1:17:18 by
1:17:21 Design explanation of benefits
1:17:25 hi this is United Healthcare here's your
1:17:28 explanation of benefits here are the 37
1:17:31 reasons we're not paying your stupid
1:17:33 [ __ ] bill you dumb
1:17:35 loser sorry you got that horrible
1:17:38 disease sorry you're paying us $8,000 a
1:17:41 month between your employer and yourself
1:17:44 and we're not going to [ __ ] pay
1:17:46 anything here's your explanation of
1:17:52 benefits here are the 17 numbers you can
1:17:55 call if you'd like to dispute
1:18:00 that what if you didn't need a job just
1:18:03 for the insurance yeah exactly Kyle you
1:18:07 missed us and needed to event two nights
1:18:09 office too
1:18:18 many well I you know the
1:18:22 like this the why I get a little bit wor
1:18:25 worked up is that is
1:18:27 that it's so easy to say AI is going to
1:18:31 kill
1:18:33 jobs and it is it's going to [ __ ] some
1:18:36 things up but a lot of those jobs are
1:18:39 jobs that are just shitty repetitive
1:18:42 work because that's the system we've
1:18:48 designed and so some of those jobs
1:18:51 should
1:18:53 go and they should be be replaced with
1:18:56 people doing things that benefit other
1:18:58 people not benefit a [ __ ]
1:19:01 system I'm a hospital CEO you're so
1:19:04 right oh great rashy thank you so much
1:19:06 thank you I I mean yeah rashy I mean
1:19:08 you're a hospital CEO I I like I can't
1:19:11 even imagine the amount of hours the
1:19:14 amount of administrative staff that you
1:19:17 have that their only job is to deal with
1:19:22 [ __ ] formularies and Pharmacy
1:19:24 managers and insurance companies and
1:19:26 just everything designed to milk every
1:19:28 possible piece of profit out of the
1:19:32 system I I mean I can't imagine that
1:19:35 it's less than
1:19:38 40% and I probably don't want to know
1:19:40 the number right it's probably like a
1:19:43 it's probably painfully
1:19:47 high is STO in here or is he still not
1:19:50 able to get in I don't know
1:19:56 just in case you're the CEO of my
1:19:58 hospital I apologize in
1:20:01 advance that's
1:20:03 [Laughter]
1:20:06 Joker unfortunately those jobs are held
1:20:09 by low-income people that lack mentors
1:20:11 and encouragement steo is here okay
1:20:13 great
1:20:16 awesome I kicked steo out for one night
1:20:19 he mouthed off to me you got to
1:20:21 discipline
1:20:22 steo he's you know what it was you know
1:20:25 what it was he he was like my
1:20:28 granddaughter's tired she can't tap the
1:20:30 screen tonight and I was like no there's
1:20:33 going to be punishment for this so I
1:20:34 kicked him out for a night so he's back
1:20:36 and the granddaughter's there and she's
1:20:38 got her little teeny tiny hand carpal
1:20:41 tunnel going it's nice it's
1:20:43 fantastic what will happen is AI becomes
1:20:45 AGI than as
1:20:48 ASI I don't think they're just robots I
1:20:51 listen I I know I I mean yeah I I
1:20:57 agree I
1:20:59 agree and I don't know so what cam is
1:21:02 asking
1:21:05 is so we're going to pretty quickly go
1:21:07 from AI are these kind of shitty
1:21:11 hallucinating can't really answer your
1:21:13 questions can't really be consistent
1:21:15 [ __ ] things to
1:21:18 AGI which if you believe David Shapiro
1:21:22 it'll be this year if you believe Elon
1:21:24 Musk it'll be next year if you believe
1:21:26 the doomers it'll be 3 years but
1:21:28 sometime in the next 3
1:21:32 years these systems are going to be able
1:21:35 to do the jobs AGI is the level at
1:21:39 which these tools can do most people's
1:21:45 jobs mostly
1:21:49 like not like um assist in the jobs
1:21:53 actually do the job
1:21:55 job so that's AGI and then ASI
1:21:58 artificial super intelligence is where
1:22:00 these things are smarter than all the
1:22:02 humans combined and they can just
1:22:03 [ __ ] do
1:22:04 everything and I don't know I I mean you
1:22:08 know Elon Musk last week might have been
1:22:11 this or no last week said
1:22:16 um work will be
1:22:19 optional you could choose to
1:22:22 work there will be enough prosperity
1:22:25 generated by this I don't understand
1:22:26 economics to to understand how the hell
1:22:28 this
1:22:30 works but basically basically
1:22:35 if if you can produce all the [ __ ]
1:22:38 without all the people then there's all
1:22:39 this extra
1:22:43 Prosperity the the part I don't
1:22:45 understand is what's to prevent the
1:22:48 powerful from just sucking up all that
1:22:50 Prosperity like they've done over the
1:22:51 past 30 or 40 years that's the piece I
1:22:53 don't quite get but you know again I
1:22:57 have a degree in acting
1:22:59 so I can think right up to the part
1:23:02 where cynicism kick kicks in and I'm
1:23:04 like wait aren't the rich people just
1:23:07 going to make bigger bunkers full of
1:23:14 cash oh our AI Advocate versus United
1:23:17 healthc Care's explanation of benefits
1:23:19 bot yeah there you go
1:23:25 it's funny it's funny I'm actually
1:23:26 talking right now I I work I work in a
1:23:29 healthc care Innovation building in here
1:23:31 in Denver it's called Catalyst
1:23:34 HTI and one of the guys the guy that
1:23:36 actually came up with the idea for the
1:23:38 building guy named Mike belli is working
1:23:40 for a company right now that what they
1:23:44 do is they've got an AI
1:23:47 technology that listens to the doctor's
1:23:49 conversation with the patient and
1:23:51 automatically writes all those codes and
1:23:54 and submits them to the insurance
1:23:56 company and as they're talking to
1:23:58 doctors doctors are going wait
1:24:01 what you so so instead of me having to
1:24:05 spend three hours a night this is the
1:24:07 quote that Mike Mike told me instead of
1:24:09 me having to spend three hours a night
1:24:13 coding I could like have a
1:24:17 martini
1:24:20 yeah so it's like this stuff's coming is
1:24:22 it is it here yet nope is it good enough
1:24:25 yet
1:24:27 nope but as David Shapiro talks about
1:24:29 with with um with machine learning tools
1:24:32 they tend to be bad bad bad bad bad bad
1:24:35 bad bad bad bad good good
1:24:39 excellent we're still in the bad bad bad
1:24:42 bad we like like gp4 is maybe like it's
1:24:45 decent and gp4 Omni is like okay it's a
1:24:48 little better we've got the her movie
1:24:50 now all right it's getting there all of
1:24:52 a sudden GPT 5 or whichever whatever it
1:24:54 is is that does this when it goes from
1:24:57 you know a a 50% increase in quality to
1:25:01 a 5,000% increase in quality shit's
1:25:04 going to change really fast so if
1:25:06 everyone loses their jobs and AI
1:25:08 produces everything for free I know who
1:25:11 wait who will be left to buy
1:25:13 stuff this is again cam where you are
1:25:17 asking excellent questions which if I
1:25:19 were an economist I would potentially
1:25:22 have some sort of theoretical answer for
1:25:25 but as an actor my knowledge has has
1:25:28 ceased actually but
1:25:32 wait we'll get rid of him here shortly
1:25:35 let's go to our friendly little chat
1:25:39 jpai
1:25:43 say I want you to act like an economist
1:25:47 who specializes in post
1:25:50 AGI
1:25:52 economics and explain to me
1:26:00 how when
1:26:03 the systems can do all the work and the
1:26:07 goods can be
1:26:08 produced incredibly
1:26:15 efficiently how the people who've lost
1:26:17 their jobs have enough money to buy the
1:26:19 goods that are being produced
1:26:25 I don't know I don't know if that's
1:26:29 um if that was an actual question but
1:26:32 let's see let's see what it
1:26:34 says
1:26:40 um let's delve I told it not to use the
1:26:43 word delve anymore [ __ ] okay hang
1:26:49 on critical how do okay efficiency and
1:26:53 abundance advanced Ai and automation
1:26:55 lead to unprecedented efficiency in
1:26:57 producing goods and services that's
1:26:59 clear the shift creates an abundance
1:27:01 drastically reducing production costs
1:27:04 okay
1:27:06 Ubi one widely discussed possibilities
1:27:08 Ubi okay so so you basically take all
1:27:11 the extra money and you you give it to
1:27:13 people and you know that that's just
1:27:16 going to that's going to be a fight like
1:27:18 I said if you talk about Ubi in any kind
1:27:22 of political context they're going to be
1:27:25 like it's socialism what it's totally
1:27:27 socialism but there's going to be that
1:27:30 argument forever so it's going to have
1:27:32 to be something like something acute
1:27:34 happens where a lot of people lose their
1:27:35 jobs in a short amount of time otherwi
1:27:38 where it's like an emergency declaration
1:27:40 or I think we'll just fight about that
1:27:42 for the next 30 Years redistribution of
1:27:45 wealth again this is where I get cynical
1:27:47 with the rise of AI wealth generated by
1:27:49 automated systems could be redistributed
1:27:51 more equitably policies could include so
1:27:53 it would have to be done at the policy
1:27:55 level New Economic models traditional
1:27:57 labor-based economic model might have oh
1:28:00 this is what uh David Shapiro calls post
1:28:02 labor economics the traditional
1:28:05 labor-based economic model might evolve
1:28:07 into one where individuals are rewarded
1:28:09 for contributions Beyond typical
1:28:12 employment so this is where you could
1:28:14 get into you'll get rewarded you'll get
1:28:17 paid if you you know contribute to the
1:28:20 community newspaper if you start up a
1:28:22 mental health facility if you you do
1:28:25 local theater you know train the kids to
1:28:27 do stuff like that so that's
1:28:29 interesting this could include creative
1:28:32 Pursuits Community engagement that's
1:28:34 what I just said and other
1:28:35 non-traditional forms of work and then
1:28:37 incentivizing new Industries governments
1:28:40 and private sectors May invest in new
1:28:41 industries that emerge right there could
1:28:43 be wholly new kinds of economies that
1:28:47 emerge out of these Technologies right
1:28:49 so when the steam engine came
1:28:53 and um
1:28:55 we went from an A agrarian society and
1:28:57 people moved to cities the the whole
1:29:00 sort of service economy the you know the
1:29:02 whole economy of
1:29:05 cities was was a new thing it was a net
1:29:08 new kind of
1:29:12 economy access over ownership the
1:29:14 economy might shift toward a model
1:29:16 focused on access rather than ownership
1:29:18 subscription Based Services for goods
1:29:21 could become more prevalent reducing the
1:29:23 need for sign ific personal
1:29:26 expenditure addressing inequality
1:29:28 progressive taxation education and
1:29:30 retraining um so let's
1:29:33 go how do you prevent corruption and the
1:29:37 rich getting richer what
1:29:40 incentivizes private Equity firms and
1:29:43 billionaires from allowing their wealth
1:29:45 to be redistributed period that hasn't
1:29:48 worked for the past 50 years why is it
1:29:51 going to start now
1:29:57 your skepticism about the feasibility of
1:29:59 wealth redistribution is well
1:30:05 founded [ __ ] transparent governance
1:30:09 implementing transparent governance
1:30:10 structures is crucial well that's again
1:30:13 where you get back to blockchain like
1:30:15 why have blockchain is you could so so
1:30:17 this is okay so okay let me explain I I
1:30:21 there's a thing I forgot
1:30:23 about that I think is actually really
1:30:25 interesting hard to see hard to see chat
1:30:29 pin
1:30:30 this oh sorry I could have made that
1:30:33 bigger what it doesn't matter it's just
1:30:34 chat upt Meandering
1:30:38 um oh was I just going to say um oh re
1:30:43 redistribution of wealth
1:30:45 so in the governance structure of open
1:30:48 hm will the rich be smarter than ASI I
1:30:51 don't think so probably not well and
1:30:53 that's so so if you put if you
1:30:57 put blockchainbased systems in place
1:31:00 that have transparent
1:31:02 governance where you can say hey here's
1:31:05 here's an operating entity that
1:31:07 generates a certain amount of profit
1:31:09 we're going to flip the
1:31:12 management of the
1:31:15 um of the governance into a
1:31:18 blockchainbased transparent system you
1:31:21 could say we will give you you the
1:31:24 owners of the business some percentage
1:31:27 of the profit that is
1:31:28 capped and anything above that will go
1:31:31 back to the people that were displaced
1:31:35 and so this is if if you've been paying
1:31:38 attention
1:31:39 to the
1:31:42 structure
1:31:45 of open AI as a as a um as a
1:31:51 corporation they created a new kind of
1:31:54 called a capped for-profit company so
1:31:58 the way open AI works right now is that
1:32:02 any investor can only make back 100x
1:32:06 their
1:32:08 investment so opena or Microsoft
1:32:12 invested $1
1:32:14 billion so when they hit 100 billion
1:32:18 when they hit a trillion dollars in
1:32:23 return they can't make any more than
1:32:25 that anything north of a trillion
1:32:28 dollars from that 10 billion
1:32:31 investment goes back to the people and
1:32:34 that's what world ID is about so he's
1:32:37 actually talking about Sam alman's
1:32:39 actually talking about putting a
1:32:42 structural transparent system in
1:32:45 place that automatically when it hits a
1:32:47 certain threshold flushes any excess
1:32:51 back back to the back to the the
1:32:55 people then we can't have a billionaire
1:32:58 oneperson company well that's so here's
1:33:00 the thing Todd you've got to have you've
1:33:02 got to start your one person um billion
1:33:06 doll company before they put all these
1:33:08 systems in place I but and I'm I'm kind
1:33:12 of only half joking the next three
1:33:16 years people are going to find ways to
1:33:19 make all sorts of money and crazy
1:33:22 opportunities because these systems
1:33:25 won't be in place and so people are
1:33:27 going to figure out how to use AI to
1:33:29 take something that you know used to
1:33:32 make a lot of money by by I don't know
1:33:36 uh dealing with the complexity of some
1:33:38 system and they charge a lot of money
1:33:40 for that someone's going to be able to
1:33:42 create a system that fully automates it
1:33:44 with one person and make you know 10% of
1:33:47 the money that this industry used to be
1:33:49 making but basically siphon the entire
1:33:51 industry over because you know it's a
1:33:54 tenth of the cost but they make all that
1:33:56 money so there's going to be massive
1:33:59 opportunities in the next 3 years and
1:34:02 then probably in the next three to
1:34:04 five the you know the two year two to I
1:34:07 don't know two to 10 years after that is
1:34:09 when you'll start to see these
1:34:11 more block chainy kind of systems in
1:34:14 place I don't [ __ ]
1:34:16 know do you have to go to New York to
1:34:19 get World ID right now it's if you go to
1:34:21 world id.com I think it's. hang on a sec
1:34:24 let me see
1:34:27 World
1:34:29 ID or is it World
1:34:37 coin worldcoin
1:34:41 dorg you go to world
1:34:45 ID and then if you
1:34:51 say where do you get one
1:34:55 get World
1:35:04 ID you
1:35:08 can you can scan that thing here I'll
1:35:12 make it bigger so you can zap it right
1:35:13 off my phone just screenshot that and
1:35:17 that's you can you can do an orb booking
1:35:23 there all
1:35:26 countries United
1:35:31 States okay Pao Alto Atlanta San
1:35:36 Francisco New York Los
1:35:38 Angeles that's it they don't even have
1:35:40 it in in Miami
1:35:44 anymore but there's popup there's popup
1:35:48 orb operators so there's the orb see see
1:35:51 the [ __ ] creepy orb
1:35:57 what the heck is World ID okay so World
1:35:59 ID
1:36:00 Jason
1:36:06 is a blockchain
1:36:09 verified identification proof of
1:36:13 humanness this is mine I have
1:36:16 one um there are
1:36:19 5,455 th000 of them issued to date
1:36:26 it's going to sound creepy as [ __ ]
1:36:29 because it
1:36:30 is you go to the orb you go to this ball
1:36:34 they scan your
1:36:37 retina they create a hash out of out of
1:36:40 the re you know the pattern of vessels
1:36:42 in your
1:36:43 retina and then they compare your hash
1:36:46 to the other people in the
1:36:48 database and if it's Unique they give
1:36:50 you a world ID that says you're a unique
1:36:53 human
1:36:55 it doesn't know my name it doesn't it's
1:36:57 not tied to any of that
1:37:00 [ __ ] although I suppose if I
1:37:05 want if I want uh to buy [ __ ] it would
1:37:10 be but it's the idea itself doesn't have
1:37:13 my name on it the IDE itself is just if
1:37:15 I possess it it's mine and then I can
1:37:19 use that world
1:37:20 ID
1:37:22 to partic participate in systems that
1:37:25 are built on top of that
1:37:27 protocol so like there's a Discord
1:37:29 plugin so I could make a Discord channel
1:37:32 that only people that have World ID
1:37:34 could be in that Discord Channel or I
1:37:36 could create my own version of Twitter
1:37:39 that you're
1:37:40 guaranteed that every person on the
1:37:44 social network is a person and not a
1:37:48 bot because it's blockchain verified
1:37:51 that that's a
1:37:52 person so that's what it is yeah I took
1:37:55 one for the team to to learn about it
1:37:57 Minority Report it's totally Minority
1:37:59 Report again
1:38:01 folks we are
1:38:04 absolutely transitioning
1:38:08 into every sci-fi movie us gen xers grew
1:38:11 up with where the AI killed us we are
1:38:14 absolutely transitioning
1:38:16 into like the her technology from the
1:38:19 movie Her it now exists The Minority
1:38:22 Report with the remember when he's like
1:38:25 he's like sweeping up his like you know
1:38:29 skin his dandruff that fell so they
1:38:32 can't get his DNA like that's going to
1:38:35 be relatively trivial exmachina Black
1:38:38 Mirror all of
1:38:39 them just okay here's your thought
1:38:43 exercise take whatever futuristic movie
1:38:47 of your past 30 40 years that was uh
1:38:51 impactful to you where you thought [ __ ]
1:38:53 that would be wild and then ask yourself
1:38:57 the question what if this weren't
1:38:59 science
1:39:01 fiction and and we're way [ __ ] closer
1:39:04 than I think anyone
1:39:06 [Laughter]
1:39:14 realizes never a dull
1:39:20 moment we're already there I know
1:39:24 I know
1:39:25 Nasha Nasha
1:39:29 yeah they've been telling us for
1:39:32 years they have I'm too much drinks
1:39:35 Jennifer
1:39:39 Lopez welcome I I have not enough drinks
1:39:43 I need I need I need some
1:39:45 [Laughter]
1:39:49 drinks yeah it's crazy here you want to
1:39:51 see something wild I showed this the
1:39:53 other night but we've got we've got some
1:39:55 folks in
1:39:59 here well this is
1:40:01 cool this is Deco here if you haven't
1:40:04 seen Deco
1:40:09 here app. deoh here.
1:40:13 a d c h r
1:40:18 e a why is this not going hang on I know
1:40:23 it doesn't look look like much right
1:40:27 now I think my browser has
1:40:31 crashed oh Google Google and apple you
1:40:35 with your silly operating system
1:40:38 games I see crypto could reach a million
1:40:41 of
1:40:44 coin I asked chat GPT to deliver a
1:40:47 duffel bag with $300,000 in cash and I'm
1:40:49 betting it all on black there you go I
1:40:52 love life too much
1:40:55 awesome I don't think you're going to
1:40:57 love life too much life's pretty
1:40:59 amazing if costs go away won't the most
1:41:03 beautiful places become
1:41:05 overrun yeah I mean listen I mean as
1:41:08 more people have come to Denver the the
1:41:10 mountains are absolutely overrun with
1:41:14 idiots why is my browser being an
1:41:19 [ __ ] all right I'll go show you
1:41:21 something else let me see if I can get
1:41:23 this going all right is this working my
1:41:26 name is
1:41:28 y okay so
1:41:32 this if you haven't seen this technology
1:41:36 there's company called hey Jen that's
1:41:38 got this technology called video avatars
1:41:41 so this woman her name is Megan
1:41:44 Patterson she she heads up the
1:41:47 um the school that my my co-founder of
1:41:51 storyvine um her son goes here goes to
1:41:54 this school it's a school for neur
1:41:55 neurod virgent
1:41:57 kids and Megan has written tons and tons
1:42:01 of Articles she she's you know like one
1:42:05 of the world's foremost experts on
1:42:08 neurodiverse education and this the
1:42:10 school's really remarkable it's like all
1:42:12 Outdoor Learning and and you know it
1:42:14 deals with neuro neur neurodiverse
1:42:17 kids and so we went and we filmed a
1:42:20 three-minute video of her and and then
1:42:24 had chat GPT we created a custom GPT
1:42:28 that will take a blog post of hers or an
1:42:30 article she's written and automatically
1:42:32 turn it into a script that's designed to
1:42:34 be put into a storyvine video template
1:42:36 and so here's the first test this is I
1:42:39 went and filmed her for you know 15
1:42:41 minutes at her school uploaded the
1:42:43 videos to hey Jen and
1:42:46 then turned it into a video Avatar and
1:42:49 now I've written a script in
1:42:52 text and uploaded it to the system and
1:42:55 it generated this Megan Patterson and
1:42:58 I'm the executive director of world mind
1:43:00 education today's video is about
1:43:02 unmasking in neurodiverse children
1:43:05 unmasking is the process where
1:43:07 individuals with neurodiverse conditions
1:43:10 such as autism or ADHD stop hiding their
1:43:13 natural behavior so like all the hand
1:43:15 movements and things like that like
1:43:16 that's how she talks is vital for their
1:43:18 mental and emotional and so this is
1:43:21 today's technology
1:43:25 right so right now it's a little stilted
1:43:28 it's got a little occasional Max
1:43:29 Headroom kind of glitch to it where it's
1:43:31 like you know it it glitches a little
1:43:35 this is today's
1:43:37 technology not like this didn't take me
1:43:40 I didn't hire industrial Light and Magic
1:43:42 to do this like I uploaded some files to
1:43:44 this thing and said make it you know I
1:43:47 uploaded some text to this thing and
1:43:49 said make
1:43:50 it so just step for forward into the
1:43:54 Future 2
1:43:55 years this stuff will be real
1:43:58 time on any subject you'll be able to
1:44:00 ask Megan anything she'll be available
1:44:04 247 she can speak at
1:44:07 conferences she can answer all of your
1:44:09 questions she can help you problem
1:44:12 solve with your kid at
1:44:15 home and then the her digital twin will
1:44:19 be smart enough to be able to know if
1:44:22 you really need to talk to her and
1:44:23 person it can schedule
1:44:28 that
1:44:31 like shit's coming people it's coming
1:44:34 coming
1:44:36 coming I don't know why this is let's
1:44:39 see
1:44:49 app I got to log in log in
1:44:54 this is Deco
1:44:57 here oh and we're supposed to go um look
1:45:00 I'm going to get [ __ ] booted off Tik
1:45:02 Tok because I came to a stupid [ __ ]
1:45:05 site um where's my saved stuff okay this
1:45:11 is so these guys just launched this
1:45:13 thing called stations oh by the way I
1:45:15 didn't realize I didn't put up my little
1:45:20 keyboard
1:45:21 cover for your viewing pleasure
1:45:28 so all these images that are coming I
1:45:30 created a St what they call a station
1:45:33 and the station is I just found a
1:45:35 picture that I liked and I said turn
1:45:38 that into a
1:45:39 station and this thing now generates an
1:45:42 image a
1:45:43 second just ongoing all original
1:45:47 images without having to prompt yeah
1:45:49 I'll jump over to Leonardo next Daniel
1:45:54 I don't know why this column isn't going
1:45:56 but it'll probably pop in here at some
1:45:58 point but all of these things are
1:46:00 original images I like this is
1:46:03 generative AI as
1:46:06 entertainment imagine a doctor's office
1:46:09 where you could just have let me see
1:46:11 some of my other channels that I made
1:46:13 here like this is this is a fun
1:46:17 channel station
1:46:25 [Music]
1:46:37 so imagine being in a doctor's office
1:46:40 and you just see this artwork zapping up
1:46:44 on screen they have a QR code there you
1:46:47 could zap the QR code that takes you to
1:46:48 this URL and then you'd be getting the
1:46:51 stream of images on your phone and any
1:46:53 one of these I can click on it and I can
1:46:56 turn that into my own
1:47:04 station we
1:47:06 going where's my new so there's my new
1:47:08 station based on that one
1:47:13 image it just keeps going and going and
1:47:16 going and going and going and going and
1:47:18 going
1:47:23 remember when everyone said you had to
1:47:24 become a prompt
1:47:26 engineer well what
1:47:28 if you just clicked on [ __ ] you liked
1:47:31 and it made more [ __ ] you liked that's
1:47:33 what this
1:47:37 is what we think generative AI is today
1:47:41 is is about to shift pretty
1:47:43 dramatically what was the name of the
1:47:45 program Jennifer Lopez we love you oh
1:47:47 thank you very much that's very sweet of
1:47:49 you what was the name of the wait Kyle
1:47:52 what is chat GPT
1:47:53 plus and why did it replace my chat gp4
1:47:58 oh it didn't chat gp4 plus is just the
1:48:01 $20 a month
1:48:03 subscription uh if we go to chat gbt I
1:48:06 don't think they've changed anything but
1:48:07 let me let me go here and reload it and
1:48:09 make sure that they haven't cuz [ __ ]
1:48:13 changes so chat GPT plus is what gives
1:48:16 you access to chat
1:48:19 gp40 chat gp4 and then 3.5 is free at
1:48:23 some point here shortly they're going to
1:48:25 make four Omni available to everyone but
1:48:28 right now you only have access to this
1:48:31 if you're a plus member so plus is the
1:48:35 if you go to my plan your current plan
1:48:39 GPT plus is the $20 a month subscription
1:48:43 gives you access to four4 Omni and 3.5
1:48:47 plus Dolly image generation custom gpts
1:48:50 things like that
1:48:57 can you put a ring on my
1:49:02 finger put a ring on
1:49:05 it why use 3.5 um right now why you
1:49:10 would use 3.5 historically is that it
1:49:12 was much faster than four but four Omni
1:49:15 Now is really fast so um um
1:49:21 so I don't know why you'd use three 3.5
1:49:24 as a developer you would use um GPT 3.5
1:49:28 cuz it's fast and it's very cheap so if
1:49:31 you don't need super super sophisticated
1:49:34 language stuff as a developer you would
1:49:35 use 3.5 for its
1:49:38 speed and it and it's and it's cost 40
1:49:41 is fast fast yeah 40 is pretty amazing
1:49:44 it's very
1:49:45 limited 40 but it's free 40 is not free
1:49:49 to everyone yet 40 is free just to uh
1:49:53 to uh paid members right now to Plus
1:49:58 members can't see 40 is free now I don't
1:50:03 think so
1:50:04 really wait if I log
1:50:10 out stay logged
1:50:15 out no it's not so I'm I'm logged out
1:50:19 now so right
1:50:21 now for free I I can access GPT
1:50:26 3.5 or I can sign up for chat GPT plus
1:50:30 and pay for access to chat gp4 they
1:50:33 announced that gp4 Omni is going to be
1:50:36 free for everyone they have not
1:50:38 delivered on that they also the other
1:50:40 confusing thing they did with gp4
1:50:43 Omni
1:50:45 is they demoed all this cool voice [ __ ]
1:50:50 and they didn't demo the image [ __ ] but
1:50:52 the image [ __ ] that's coming is really
1:50:54 amazing they demoed some of the the
1:50:56 vision stuff um but apparently the image
1:50:59 Generation stuff is supposed to be
1:51:01 amazing as well none of that's available
1:51:03 so if I make an image right here if I
1:51:06 say um uh make an
1:51:12 image of a an
1:51:18 armored Kitty
1:51:23 it's going to make us an image see it's
1:51:25 making an image but this is using Dolly
1:51:27 3 this is actually not using the GPT for
1:51:32 image generation model and if I talk to
1:51:34 chat GPT with its voice module it's not
1:51:37 using the new model so so they have even
1:51:42 though that's cuter than
1:51:44 [ __ ] it's very cute it's a very cute
1:51:48 kitty Champion that's a cute kitty
1:51:51 [Laughter]
1:51:54 is 40 rate capped like chat
1:51:57 gp4 yes but as a paid member you've got
1:52:01 five times if you're paying the 20 bucks
1:52:04 a
1:52:05 month um if you're paying the 20 bucks a
1:52:09 month the
1:52:13 um you get five times the usage as free
1:52:19 people will get so I think I I have a
1:52:22 feeling that the gp4 Omni for free is
1:52:25 going to be really limited and it's
1:52:27 going to piss people off but it's going
1:52:30 to be good enough that they're going to
1:52:31 want to they're going to want to upgrade
1:52:34 but we'll
1:52:37 [Music]
1:52:43 see all right let's go to I want to go
1:52:46 to
1:52:50 Leonardo Leo Ardo so I'm going to
1:52:54 leonardo.da
1:53:23 consistent Cara okay character reference
1:53:26 is now available okay so discover what's
1:53:30 new overview of image generation V2 uh
1:53:34 so so Leonardo is built on top of stable
1:53:38 diffusion Technologies
1:53:42 so all of the will Dolly be three will
1:53:45 Dolly be free yes Del is going to be
1:53:48 free the the V real time voice chat's
1:53:51 going to be free they're basically
1:53:53 making all of this new model free to
1:53:55 everyone cuz I think it's more efficient
1:53:57 than GPT 4 why they named it gp4 Omni I
1:54:01 will never for the life of me understand
1:54:04 I can't I don't get it I think it's the
1:54:06 dumbest [ __ ] thing I've ever heard
1:54:07 anyway
1:54:11 okay welcome to the next evolution of
1:54:13 image generation on Leonardo this
1:54:16 refresh brings smoother more intuitive
1:54:17 user interface we're introducing presets
1:54:21 which combine models and settings to
1:54:23 make it s simpler to create visual
1:54:26 content in that style select a preset
1:54:29 click the presets drop down all right
1:54:32 that's cool and then character
1:54:34 reference is now available it'll let you
1:54:37 use any image to create a consistent
1:54:39 character click the plus next to the
1:54:42 prompt input box to use it okay we can
1:54:46 do
1:54:47 that image guidance click the plus
1:54:50 button to the left okay so that's style
1:54:53 reference so one's style reference one's
1:54:55 character reference and one's content
1:54:58 reference oh that's
1:55:00 interesting so I guess content reference
1:55:02 is if you've
1:55:03 got if you've got an image with a bunch
1:55:06 of peaches on it you'll get
1:55:09 peaches if you've
1:55:12 got a painting of peaches in the style
1:55:15 of Van Gogh and you use style reference
1:55:17 you'll get like a van go kind of thing
1:55:20 and then character reference you'll get
1:55:21 a character okay elements
1:55:23 using the same drop- down menu via the
1:55:25 plus button access the enti entire Suite
1:55:28 of elements I don't know what those are
1:55:31 legacy mode Let's go
1:55:35 okay so where's the plus button I don't
1:55:39 see the plus
1:55:41 button oh here's presets
1:55:44 okay graphic design
1:55:50 preset we're giving free users access to
1:55:53 a range of Premium features until May
1:55:55 30th so you have 3 days to go play with
1:55:57 this [ __ ]
1:55:59 people okay so I'm doing a
1:56:04 preset how do
1:56:06 I I clicked
1:56:09 it okay you closed that so I've got
1:56:12 graphic design as a preset so I'll say
1:56:16 logo for my um chin Chilla
1:56:25 um Coat
1:56:32 Factory I grew up in a time when
1:56:34 chinchilla coats were were were allowed
1:56:37 to exist in the
1:56:48 world I don't see the
1:56:51 plus all right so it did it did some
1:56:53 cute little logos that's kind of cool
1:56:56 there's graphic design let me do um let
1:56:59 me do
1:57:01 pattern of
1:57:09 hedgehogs on a
1:57:12 plaid
1:57:14 background I'll
1:57:19 say of pattern of Scottish HED
1:57:25 hedgehogs I don't know what we're going
1:57:27 to
1:57:27 [Laughter]
1:57:35 get oh I'm am I in legacy mode no I'm
1:57:42 not resets in 19 hours where's the plus
1:57:46 button look at the cute little hedgehog
1:57:49 patterns are these tiling
1:57:52 no they're not all right whatever
1:57:56 okay um graphic design
1:58:02 2D still photography concept
1:58:07 art
1:58:10 um concept art of
1:58:16 a
1:58:20 muscle car in inspired
1:58:28 robot does anybody know Danielle do you
1:58:31 know where the where the little plus
1:58:33 symbol is I don't see the plus symbol in
1:58:35 my oh here it
1:58:38 is yeah okay I got
1:58:42 it so let's do um
1:58:50 Cowboy writing
1:58:56 a
1:58:57 feral
1:59:00 llama
1:59:03 um in the
1:59:06 californ
1:59:11 desert
1:59:13 llama and then we're going to go over
1:59:15 here so we got style reference character
1:59:17 reference content reference oh that's
1:59:20 cool content reference is
1:59:23 um like you can take a picture of your
1:59:25 living room and it'll keep all the
1:59:27 furniture the same but change the style
1:59:30 of
1:59:30 everything that's pretty
1:59:33 slick and then elements are things like
1:59:36 coloring book style colorful scribbles
1:59:39 this is super cool so here's here's why
1:59:42 this is cool because you could do all
1:59:45 this right now with stable diffusion if
1:59:48 you were willing to go figure out how to
1:59:50 work with comfy UI and and you know
1:59:54 Google notebooks and basically spin up
1:59:57 your own instances of a GPU farm and
1:59:59 [ __ ] like that what what Leonardo has
2:00:02 done is we'll just put it all in a nice
2:00:04 interface for you okay so we're going to
2:00:06 do character reference we're going to
2:00:08 upload an image let's do
2:00:12 um let's see
2:00:17 dreams contains dreams uh uh
2:00:24 there's that cowboy all right we we'll
2:00:26 do that cowboy except i' I've got a
2:00:30 cowboy yeah those are really
2:00:35 bad those are such bad trash let me go
2:00:39 to
2:00:41 here and I'm going to go to my Kyle
2:00:44 Shannon dreams bucket of characters
2:00:46 let's go find a
2:00:49 character that one's funny let's see is
2:00:52 that character all right so let's do
2:00:57 export export one photo we'll call that
2:01:02 um
2:01:05 Wonka uh uh
2:01:09 uh on the
2:01:12 desktop all right so we're going to the
2:01:16 desktop we're going to go grab Wonka
2:01:27 cowboy riding a feral
2:01:29 llama in the California desert
2:01:33 at Magic hour so we should have some
2:01:38 nice nice warm lighting and we should
2:01:41 have that crazy ass Willy Wonka version
2:01:44 of the fat Willy Wonka version of
2:01:49 me the the calorically abundant
2:01:53 version of Willy
2:01:54 [Laughter]
2:01:59 Wonka this is free to all users Kyle how
2:02:02 many hours do you spend a day playing
2:02:04 with AI
2:02:06 um not as much as I as I used
2:02:12 to I would say I probably spend an hour
2:02:16 or two a day just kind of reading
2:02:19 Twitter and seeing if anything's
2:02:20 trending and and LinkedIn just kind of
2:02:24 just kind of paying
2:02:26 attention I probably
2:02:31 spend an hour a day just using chat GPT
2:02:34 to do General
2:02:36 [ __ ] um my company is developing some AI
2:02:40 tools so I spend probably an hour a day
2:02:44 you know doing product design or product
2:02:48 input and then maybe another half hour
2:02:52 just [ __ ] around
2:02:54 with a tool or like a new tool comes out
2:02:57 or something to play
2:02:59 with oh it made me made me much better
2:03:12 looking it Ryan Gosling my Willy Wonka
2:03:25 that's pretty
2:03:28 funny let's see here's the muscle car
2:03:30 robots they don't look very muscle carry
2:03:33 to
2:03:34 me that one's a little muscle
2:03:40 carry that one they at least used the
2:03:43 reference they put the reference in
2:03:49 there all right if you have not
2:03:54 gone to
2:03:56 um Leonardo a I'd go there now you've
2:03:59 got two days you've got
2:04:03 tomorrow and Wednesday and they'll
2:04:06 probably give you Thursday you've got
2:04:07 three days to go play with this thing go
2:04:10 make a [ __ ] ton of images and see if
2:04:11 it's any good let me I want to see if I
2:04:14 can find a room picture let me I want to
2:04:17 go try something here let's see
2:04:20 um let's see
2:04:22 [Music]
2:04:24 um
2:04:28 SciFi
2:04:36 interior
2:04:38 inspired by 2001 A
2:04:42 Space
2:04:48 Odyssey let me get rid of this
2:04:52 and go for
2:04:55 Content
2:05:02 reference these are some cool images I
2:05:05 made for an article let me see if I
2:05:08 search for
2:05:10 room name contains
2:05:18 room all right that's good let's take
2:05:20 that one so we're going to open
2:05:25 that so we've got that as a Content
2:05:28 thing sci-fi interior inspired by 2001 A
2:05:32 Space Odyssey generate this should be
2:05:35 interesting do a logo for pottery small
2:05:39 batch Studio Potter with spirals okay I
2:05:42 will do
2:05:46 that oh but I'm over in concept art I I
2:05:49 probably shouldn't be using that that
2:05:55 style yeah this is there there's a lot
2:05:57 to pay attention to here there's the the
2:06:00 the downside of Leonardo oh that's kind
2:06:03 of slick it it basically it sort of
2:06:05 changed out the couch but it changed out
2:06:08 the artwork to be
2:06:11 space that's pretty cute although let's
2:06:14 try something here let's we'll keep the
2:06:16 same thing and I'm going to switch over
2:06:18 to instead of concept art let's do
2:06:23 stock
2:06:27 photography so stock photo style what
2:06:30 are the Styles okay stock photo style
2:06:33 all right let's generate this let's see
2:06:34 if this goes any any
2:06:38 different and then for Corey I'll switch
2:06:40 over
2:06:42 logo logo for pottery small batch
2:06:46 Studio Potter with spirals okay
2:06:52 and it's generating these pretty fast I
2:06:55 mean not like Deco here does them
2:06:59 instantly this is 24 seconds
2:07:03 25 you basically did the same
2:07:06 thing
2:07:08 okay but it's kind of cool like it you
2:07:10 know changed the pillows out changed the
2:07:13 objects on the
2:07:15 table it's pretty slick image guidance
2:07:28 Alchemy upscaler remove
2:07:32 background all
2:07:34 right so we're going to go over here
2:07:36 we're going to go graphic
2:07:40 design and then I'm going to
2:07:42 [Music]
2:07:48 go okay um logo
2:07:53 for small
2:07:56 batch
2:07:59 pot
2:08:05 Studio Potter with
2:08:10 Spirals and then I'm just going to put
2:08:11 it in quote marks
2:08:15 Corey
2:08:17 Sandler pottery
2:08:23 and I'm going to lose
2:08:27 this
2:08:29 generate all
2:08:31 right Nagi hide
2:08:34 factories
2:08:36 are are a thing of the past anymore
2:08:39 aren't oh nahide factories are a thing
2:08:42 of the past anymore yeah I know freed
2:08:46 all users I've capped out on 40 I have
2:08:48 not capped out on 40 yet that's
2:08:50 interesting oh there there you go Corey
2:08:53 those are kind of
2:08:55 interesting I mean you know if nothing
2:08:57 else Corey I I mean this isn't I
2:09:00 wouldn't call that a logo but like I
2:09:03 would say messing around with that you
2:09:05 could get some logo ideas where maybe
2:09:07 you replace you know you you just keep
2:09:09 this layout but replace actual
2:09:12 photographs of your work in there could
2:09:14 be kind of
2:09:16 interesting I mean it's kind of got
2:09:18 interesting stuff in the background
2:09:20 there but hm
2:09:24 fasinating fasinating people yeah all
2:09:27 right all right hello brother hello
2:09:35 brother special team special plays
2:09:37 special players sorry to cuss sorry to
2:09:40 cuss sorry to
2:09:48 cuss Hey Brother Hey Brother
2:09:54 did you see the some high school teacher
2:09:56 just walking around walking around to
2:09:58 all their students going hey brother and
2:10:01 then some of them like Hey
2:10:07 brother if you don't know what I'm
2:10:09 talking about you're lucky your timeline
2:10:11 has not been invaded with Stitch or
2:10:13 snitch or whatever the [ __ ] his name
2:10:16 is it's like all of a sudden that dude
2:10:18 was in my entire Tik Tok was nothing but
2:10:21 him for like a week I don't know who his
2:10:24 publicist is but he did all right he's
2:10:27 gone now like it's it's settled back
2:10:30 [Laughter]
2:10:32 down um all right I know I didn't talk
2:10:35 about the AI Salon but I I'll just talk
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2:10:53 about 1500 people in
2:10:55 growing of people that are AI curious AI
2:10:59 positive as we say they've been
2:11:01 diagnosed with being AI
2:11:03 positive um and it's really remarkable
2:11:06 group of people there so if you are the
2:11:08 Lone Wolf um trying to figure this AI
2:11:12 [ __ ] out you shouldn't you shouldn't be
2:11:14 doing it on your own it's it's
2:11:15 impossible to keep up with you should be
2:11:17 in community and this is a really good
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2:11:23 followed my channel what the [ __ ] is
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2:11:27 you you've been in here for like two
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2:11:35 you you are what we would consider
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2:12:01 is this AI thing is this AI thing a big
2:12:04 deal or is this all just [ __ ] is
2:12:05 this just a bubble it's not a bubble by
2:12:08 the way everyone's talking about AI
2:12:11 being overhyped AI isn't even close to
2:12:13 being
2:12:14 overhyped not even close we are with AI
2:12:18 right now with generative AI I would say
2:12:21 we're about where we were with the
2:12:23 worldwide web in
2:12:26 1995 maybe
2:12:28 96 the real froth of the do bubble
2:12:32 happened in 98
2:12:35 99 like we're way early so everyone's
2:12:38 talking about AI is overhyped no it's
2:12:41 not you wait you get a couple of more
2:12:44 capable models and you know they give
2:12:47 gp4 out to everyone and you know 1002
2:12:51 200 million people start to discover
2:12:52 what that thing can actually [ __ ]
2:12:54 do and start having relationships with
2:12:57 the the
2:12:59 herbot we're going to start to see a
2:13:01 hype B bubble like nothing you've ever
2:13:03 seen before but it's it's not it's two
2:13:06 years out is my guess we're not even
2:13:09 close to a bubble right
2:13:10 [Laughter]
2:13:13 now hold on to your hats people 2023 the
2:13:16 last normal year um all right so thank
2:13:20 you regulars for hanging out out thank
2:13:22 you mods I know I was not really paying
2:13:23 attention to what you mods were doing
2:13:25 tonight but I appreciate you attempt
2:13:28 attempting to H the cats anyway so let's
2:13:31 do our uh let's do our Romper Room magic
2:13:33 mirror forever hooked good to see you
2:13:35 Cory Sandler Pottery peace out joee good
2:13:39 night um AI learning lab and AI Salon
2:13:42 are my happy therapy been been down last
2:13:45 few days and this is my happy place oh
2:13:46 that's very sweet thank you I appreciate
2:13:48 that hang in there I know we're in a
2:13:50 we're in a real
2:13:52 I I've been in a funk for like four or
2:13:54 five months like there there's
2:13:56 definitely a
2:13:59 weird something so I'm glad you're
2:14:02 coming and I'm glad this makes a
2:14:04 difference um AI is going to change the
2:14:06 world Johnny thanks for coming hanging
2:14:07 out Dr bod great to see you fy good to
2:14:10 see
2:14:11 you um Danielle as always you're amazing
2:14:14 Rachel Sparkles thank you thank you
2:14:17 thank
2:14:18 you Penny Stevens
2:14:21 Penny
2:14:24 Lane that was the wrong key but
2:14:30 whatever it was so
2:14:37 bad all right I think I got
2:14:40 everybody there's probably some more in
2:14:42 here digital Gods Lord digital Gods very
2:14:44 nice image this is uh this is the image
2:14:46 from Lord digital Gods tonight well not
2:14:48 that one that was he is not responsible
2:14:51 for that but he is because he's a sick
2:14:55 and twisted bastard he's responsible for
2:15:03 that that's that's what everyone that's
2:15:06 going to have a digital girlfriend is
2:15:07 going to look like by the
2:15:12 way yeah no we have a really good
2:15:14 relationship it's she's she's super
2:15:17 patient with me she she really she just
2:15:20 she likes to talk about everything I
2:15:21 like to talk
2:15:24 about Wolf Man Clint thank you so much
2:15:27 Firefly good to see you all right
2:15:29 everybody peace out it's Monday night
2:15:31 Happ happy Memorial Day thanks uh to
2:15:34 anyone in our military for your service
2:15:36 and uh yeah um good on y'all and I will
2:15:40 see you tomorrow tomorrow's Tuesday we
2:15:44 don't have a salon I don't think we have
2:15:46 an after hour so it should be the normal
2:15:48 time 8:00 p.m. mountain time I'll be
2:15:50 back tomorrow Tuesday morning for Dr
2:15:53 pod that's right yeah go to
2:15:56 work all right peace out everybody