12/5/2024 - OpenAI's SHIPtember Day 1: GPT-4 Turbo, Pricing, and a COMBOBULATED Kyle!

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1. 0:02D dirty d
2. 0:22[Music]
3. 0:36yeah yeah yeah that's what I'm talking about champy that's good dog singing good dog singing hello good people good
4. 0:45people of the Tik Tok good people of the LinkedIn of the of the YouTube of the X wherever you are wherever you're
5. 0:51watching this wherever you stumbled upon me and said Alec Baldwin looks like [ __ ] welcome welcome welcome welcome
6. 1:00it is Wednesday uh I'm a little late as you know I said I'd be here at 8:00 p.m. and I know a lot of you have just
7. 1:08been waiting around for an hour like what do I do with my life what do I do now I listen this is this is the I I'm I
8. 1:15apologize I apologize for not being there for you but you know I I had to win an award I I was I was receiving an
9. 1:26award I don't like to brag yes I do anyway um look at that thunderview CEO dinner so thunderview dinners are these things I
10. 1:38do once a month on a when I don't know whenever it is what's tonight Thursday yeah I think it's on Thursdays and uh
11. 1:45it's run by this guy named Eric marier up in Boulder uh awesome dude and uh been going through these things for like
12. 1:53a year and a half I don't know two years year and a half something like that so they're giving out these Awards before
13. 1:59he gives out my award he goes he goes okay everybody in the room if you wanted to ask someone about AI who would it be everyone goes
14. 2:11[Laughter] Kyle so there you have it I said I'm insufferable that kind of laugh but I got the I got the high
15. 2:25passion award or the what is it the passion award so I am passionate I'm officially passionate so I wasn't just
16. 2:34blowing you off I know you're all like well you know you could have said something dude I'm like I know I could
17. 2:40have but uh you know what are you gonna do what are you gonna do all right getting things combobulated is so here's a word is
18. 2:52combobulated a word because you can be discombobulated and then I would think to combobulate is the the opposite of
19. 3:00disc combobulate yes so so you can be combobulated ask go one preview that's a fantastic idea so if you didn't know it
20. 3:09today today was the first day of [Laughter] shipus so we now have some new models it and and you may say it looks
21. 3:22exactly the same Kyle oh it does except they removed a word see this little 01 right here see where it says nothing it
22. 3:31used to say preview and then this little 01 mini used to have a preview behind it so they got rid of the
23. 3:37preview these things are now multimodal which is kind of exciting they are not still connected to the internet but it is much faster and let
24. 3:49me let me ask this um I know you can be oh sorry black bar I know you can be dis
25. 4:06combobulated but can someone be uh combobulated I I love the English
26. 4:22language sometimes come Bob you lated look oh it's it's got a red underline I don't think it's a word come on think think about it
27. 4:34thinking thinking discombobulated is a well-established English word meaning confused or thrown off balance it's used
28. 4:42in the 19th century and thought of to be an American co wait and is thought to be an American coinage like the playful
29. 4:49Corruption of words like discompose or discomfort intended for humorous effect over time discombobulated became
30. 4:58Standard English term despite its Whimsical Origins on the other hand combobulated isn't really a standard
31. 5:05word okay can we can we I think we should start a campaign do you not shouldn't we start a campaign to get combobulated back in the English
32. 5:18vocabulary well you know Jim he's a he's a fantastic worker he's really combobulated isn't he though oh while the prefix dis often signific
33. 5:34wait signifies a negation or opposite meeting is in disagree versus agree the root discombobulate isn't [Laughter]
34. 5:47combobulate oh atmology is so fun you used to actually have to have an education to know this stuff no internet search that is correct 01
35. 6:02does not have internet search yet but it does have multimodal you can upload images to it and you can upload other
36. 6:08documents to it so we'll play with that tonight okay um let's see the the root in discombobulate isn't
37. 6:23combobulate the entire formation is more of a linguistic odity it's not that disc combobulate was built by cleanly attaching disc to a
38. 6:34pre-existing combobulate instead it was likely coined whole cloth as a nonsense term huh that said language is flexible you might encounter
39. 6:46recombobulate or combobulated especially in just put back together reentered and you know Jim after his divorce he
40. 6:57uh he pulled himself together you know I would I would consider him Rec combobulated some airports have jokingly
41. 7:09created recombobulation areas after security Tech points and playing that this is where Travelers can restore
42. 7:16their sense of order that's pretty good in short while you may feel discombobulated as Standard English usage it's not
43. 7:26formerly recognized to say you are combobulated you can certainly say it humorously well I'm [ __ ] doing
44. 7:35that Jim you're looking combobulated [Music] today people are like the hell is this Channel all
45. 7:52about oh good lord people all right so let me tell you what went down today I'm hang on just hang hang on just one second
46. 8:07[Music] people hello everybody [Music]
47. 8:35let's all combobulate now all right let's get our [ __ ] together time to combobulate okay yeah I saw that uh okay
48. 8:46listen now that I have an education see the problem with someone like me that just won't stop talking and likes to
49. 8:56pretend that I have some sort of cranial capacity once I learn a little stupid fact like discombobulate is a perversion and
50. 9:09combobulate doesn't exist oh my God does that make me want to use it so I'm just going to tell you that over the next month or so
51. 9:19um you and people that come in here who who are not used to this situation are going to suddenly wonder why they've never used
52. 9:30combobulate in their life and they're going to and they're going to go well Kyle uses it it must exist and they won't look it up because
53. 9:41people don't they'll just go combobulate yeah it sounds like you know people have their [ __ ] together are combobulated so yeah gims
54. 9:50combobulated so there you go [Music] Champion you want to [Music]
55. 10:18sing s lwn yeah things are going to change dream my life away seems these dreams have turned through
56. 10:32Bunch clads get my nerve up but my past is pulling me down wondering how long black she going stick
57. 10:52around somebody told me once before he said you can never go home again come on won't you leave say things to Ste me
58. 11:04away yet from the truth of who I am and what I believe so I thanked him for his two SS with a handshake and some sympathy yeah Act of
59. 11:17my blue jeans headed for this big price of my freedom byebye sheep to the black sheep of the
60. 11:34family by oh that means so very much to me by she to my friends and my
61. 11:49family [Music] byee sh soul [Music] C
62. 12:06[Music] free oh Champion that was fantastic fantastic singing uh I don't know if you know this welcome to the AI
63. 12:18learning lab we have singing K9 uh entertainment brought in nightly Union Talent always Union Talent uh sometimes
64. 12:28that works out some sometimes not so much but tonight solid solid performance by uh one champ Shannon all right Tom nodler Kyle what's
65. 12:37going on with the chat GPT Pro thing okay so there's a lot to talk about about uh the first day of ship [Laughter] Miss
66. 12:53okay so where do we begin how's my hair so today at 10: a.m Pacific
67. 13:11Time open AI starts a live stream at was at what was arguably the smallest possible table that four human
68. 13:26beings could realistically sit at they could not the the only thing smaller would have been a children's desk with a
69. 13:34seat on it and all four people were sitting on that seat so imagine a table the size of a laptop and blond wood lovely lovely you
70. 13:45know like they got it at a elementary school um and and at one end is is the CEO of open AI you know it's like a
71. 13:55trillion doll company I'm pretty sure he's wearing a t-shirt and then next to him are three human beings that are so skinny that had any
72. 14:06of them been my girth atude there had only been three people at the table but there were four people at this table
73. 14:12they were all disturbingly skinny and I'm not I'm not skinny shaming I I I'm like this is fine if you're skinny F I
74. 14:21don't give a [ __ ] but I'm just saying the table was comically small okay all right and then Sam goes on to tell us that
75. 14:32hey we are going to do what no other tech company has ever done and probably for good reason but we're going to
76. 14:39essentially launch a new feature every weekday for the next 12 days today was the first day of that and so he talked
77. 14:47about that and he said we got two announcements today and the first one is we're launching 01 now if you don't know
78. 14:5301 01 previews what we had before it's the reasoning engine it's the thing that's like is this strawberry is this is
79. 15:02this AGI what what is this what what is this thing we have this 01 okay today the real version of it launched sort of like half of it
80. 15:11launched because it's still not connected to the internet but that's a whole different thing so that was product number one and then product
81. 15:18number two was oh and we have a free plan that's 200 bucks a month or a pro not a free plan a Pro Plan that's 200 bucks a month now
82. 15:30they did not communicate super clearly so even on my Tik Tok live while I was going live everyone was like wait we
83. 15:38can't get the new 01 unless we pay 200 bucks a month no that's not the case that's not the case stop stop that's not
84. 15:44the case it was poor communication on their part so we we'll get back to what actually happens but we got to talk
85. 15:51about this this this meeting this these these these very slight people with very large brains [Laughter]
86. 16:08we're not We're not gonna listen to it because it was it was really not all that it was really not all that
87. 16:13interesting but I mean you're really do think you need to [Laughter] see like the guy on the right he's just
88. 16:27too big like he like he shouldn't be there so so they're at the comonly small table Sam Alman looks you know not like
89. 16:37the CEO of a trillion dollar company and they all just look like like Sam's like hey could you guys stop coding for a
90. 16:44minute like come on just come over here and they're like uh at that table he's like yeah just sit just get a chair from
91. 16:51the other office I I don't think this office is big enough isn't this a fire code violation he's like it'll be fine
92. 17:09oh oh Lord and then they went on to talk I I will spare you the talking it is Sam is already you know a little awkward I mean
93. 17:22he's a very articulate guy he's been in the business world forever he's fine he talks fine um these other
94. 17:30have have not been media trained let's just put it that that way it was the most awkward human interaction in a long
95. 17:37time exacerbated by the tiny table is he laughing at them is he really laughing at them isn't is this
96. 17:51sort of geek shaming is he geek shaming should I be triggered I I'm I'm an engineer I I think I should be triggered
97. 17:57I'm I I'm I'm I'm trim I I would be comfortable at that table is is he shaming me he he looks like he's had a
98. 18:06burger or two too many himself I don't know what what right he has to laugh at other people all right so welcome to [Laughter]
99. 18:19genx like delicious dish the SNL thing oh my God filmed in a broom cupboard totally it looks like ANL skit it
100. 18:29totally looks like an SNL skit it's like this is this is the most powerful company in the world HEK you happy Jank Miss happy Jank
101. 18:43Miss oh my God it was so awkward Cindy [ __ ] Cindy [ __ ] on the live today was like I had to turn off the visuals I can't watch it's
102. 18:57too uncomfortable oh if if you want to watch uncomfortableness in action I would go watch this video um anyway these are all
103. 19:06incredibly smart people so so I am not making fun of them just their tiny table and their lack of production value like
104. 19:15no coordination on the dress like no like Sam's the only one with a chat GP tshirt they're all like can we are we going to we're going
105. 19:27to are we going to break for lunch it's like oh [Laughter] okay all right let's we do this
106. 19:45so yeah that is a this is this is what you technically call okay in television production this setup with the you know painfully staged
107. 19:59shelves that were you know all of the elements were bought at a Pottery Barn you know three weeks ago um this is what's in the in the
108. 20:10television industry this is technically called a discombobulation this is a it's that's what they call the shot hey could we get
109. 20:18this as a could we get this a bit more discombobulated yeah yeah we're going for a discombobulation here yeah just
110. 20:25what hey quick question do do we have a smaller table because there there's a there's some it feels like there's a lot
111. 20:32of space between them if we could just get a smaller table and and you know uh push them in get the camera real close
112. 20:40so it flattens everything out yeah okay we got it it's gonna be good all right Sam whenever you're ready no sorry we're
113. 20:48GNA wait until 10: we're gonna wait until 10: so just sit there uh and and don't talk to one another for the 15
114. 20:54minutes before we start then we'll just turn the camera on and and you can uh act like you weren't really sure you
115. 21:00were supposed to be here everyone got it all right perfect let's take it from there we'll take it from the top all
116. 21:08right is he really making fun of the richest man in the world does anyone have anything in their car we can put on the
117. 21:26shelfing it's so good it's so good people all right this is what we do here at the AI learning lab we're we're
118. 21:33learning Ai and we're learning about how to be in the world and you know sometimes being in the world seems
119. 21:43really obvious and there's other times where you're like uh I I didn't know it was going to be on [Laughter]
120. 21:57TV could you just tell us what's going on with 01 all right I will I will I will I will okay so here's
121. 22:0901 um if you remember 01 preview okay so so let me back up a little 01 is a reasoning engine and it uses what's
122. 22:19called Chain of Thought reasoning and I think they're using some AAR logic in it something like that I whatever they the
123. 22:26the the people sitting around the small table T they all thought this [ __ ] up so those three people that were not Sam
124. 22:32Alman this is what they've been building for the past probably year is my guess um and they've been cranking to move
125. 22:40from preview to to this thing that they launched today um 01 is a is a reasoning engine that when you give it a prompt it thinks step
126. 22:52by step the 01 preview that they put out when you would put in a prompt it would often think for between 15 and 15
127. 23:01seconds and a minute sometimes a minute and a half two minutes if you put in something complicated and you could
128. 23:06watch what it was thinking and but it was very slow this thing is fast it's still doing that multi-step thinking but
129. 23:13this has clearly been optimized they've put it on real GPU servers or whatever they've done with it but it's very very
130. 23:20fast um the other 01 um you couldn't upload things to so we can upload uh you know CSV files and uh image files so
131. 23:30that's cool um and so I can uh I can just hop in here and I can go um let me try to think of something that might be interesting
132. 23:46here um let's see um create
133. 24:02uh story of a h let's see let's see
134. 24:31I'm trying to think of something that could be fun and interesting that that is that is will show what it can do and
135. 24:38this is okay so the fact that I am brain farting right now on how to use 01 is actually something really
136. 24:48interesting because we have right now [Music] okay great perfect that's
137. 25:03great we have right now this thing called GPT 40 and it's really good and I can say you know um uh describe the historical um uh myths
138. 25:20behind the major Arcana cards in a Tarot deck like you can do that and like it'll just zip that [ __ ]
139. 25:36out right like most [ __ ] you need to do you can just do with this thing or with Claude or with perplexity or with any of them Gemini
140. 25:48right so we already have this really this really strong strong thing and then and then they give us this other thing
141. 25:58uses Advanced reasoning so so like one thing we could do is we could say um describe how AI
142. 26:14predicts how protein models fold and then give me a spit
143. 26:30specific example of a protein uh we don't know anything about I don't know if that's even a thing
144. 26:51oh where's my oh there it is thought about it for a couple of seconds new chat how I take how oh that's interesting they put a little new
145. 27:01Chat thing here I don't know what that's about if I click on this it'll give me no details available it didn't think
146. 27:07much about this because it was a shitty question representation of input data deep learning architectures an
147. 27:16example the candidas Thermopolis profunda a hypothetical organism for this example it's the it's the TMP
148. 27:26o127 length 320 amino acids so anyway this thing can do fullon reasoning I could say um um develop a new
149. 27:40methodology for predicting protein folding uh results
150. 27:55with a new and and novel approach incorporate
151. 28:13um methods from the construction industry so it's thinking
152. 28:30oh Pate has a question for me to ask 01 preview that would be good design a scalable system for evaluating AI model
153. 28:38performance ACC and HW across thank you Pate okay what's good well so wait let's let's see if we have a new and novel
154. 28:46keep that pinned there please I want to come back to that um what's nice about having an actual PhD who hangs out here
155. 28:53at the learning lab is when we come up against things like a reasoning that requires a brain larger than
156. 29:00mine we we can augment this so so thank you Pate I'll do that let's let's see if we have something here okay um what did
157. 29:09this this so this is first of all this is very fast step-by-step methodology rationale okay below is a conceptual
158. 29:16framework for a novel thing traditional folding relies heavily on sequence to structure pattern recognition while
159. 29:23these have proven successful the analogy to construction can introduce a fresh perspective in modern building
160. 29:30construction complex projects are managed by breaking them down into modu manageable modules architectural
161. 29:38blueprint modular scaffolding structural Integrity checks okay so there's a methodology all right so it came up with
162. 29:45some methodology whether or not it's any good I don't know okay so let's take P's pate's thing design a wait let's do a new we'll do a
163. 29:55new chat because we don't want it to get confused with my construction stuff design Pate I'm going to need you here
164. 30:03to tell me if if what it comes up with is [ __ ] a scalable system for evaluating AI model
165. 30:20performance ACCC and HW I don't even know what that means does that mean hardware and air conditioning [Laughter]
166. 30:37control Hardware um I work at Google so make sure
167. 30:52that tensors look good in the analysis I want to keep my
168. 31:07job all right I thought about a scalable scalable performance for a couple of seconds okay Pate I'll read it out
169. 31:14belows the proposed system design analysis both in terms of accuracy and Hardware utilization across various
170. 31:21Hardware backend CPUs gpus tpus custom A6 Etc um I actually understand what those are ACC HW equals did did P answer that for
171. 31:37me accuracy and Hardware performance oh okay cool great perfect I think I think Pate nightly in here is like really really we got to explain
172. 31:50this okay the the design emphasizes scalability reproducibility maintainability following Google's Google engineering's best practices and
173. 32:00ensuring that tensor operations and the associated evaluation pipelines are both computationally and operationally
174. 32:07efficient that sounds good Pate um objectives unified evaluation framework okay we want a single framework I like
175. 32:16that scalable dozens to hundreds of models multiple Hardware platforms across all of those different uh uh
176. 32:24structures large data sets complex metrics continue and automation Auto automated evaluation integrate with
177. 32:32internal CI and CD Pike blinds think Borg anthos it's it's so funny when I'm thinking about cicd pipelines everyone
178. 32:42always forgets Borg they're like they're like every it's all about anthos it's all about anthos and I'm and I'm always
179. 32:48like what about Borg I mean do you remember him in the 70s he beat Jimmy Connor Connor like like 20 times he was amazing
180. 32:59so that's when I that's because I'm a math I I took math once for continuous regression detection exactly metrics collection and
181. 33:09Analysis uh reprodu re reproducibility and tensor Integrity ensure that the table and determinist I can't even read
182. 33:18the [ __ ] words and deterministic evaluation runs controlled seeds and versioned model artifacts pay attention
183. 33:25to correct tensor shape and dtype to ensure consistent performance across Hardware okay here's the components Pate
184. 33:35um a model registry that I understand and actually makes sense to me integrated with Google's model registry
185. 33:41oh look at that keeping your job use our services buddy model weights model metadata version commit hash training
186. 33:49data reference evaluation okay Hardware abstraction layer the how sorry Dave I'm afraid I can't do that I'm sorry p I'm
187. 33:58afraid I can't do that software layer that normalizes interaction with different Hardware um provides uniform
188. 34:05API request resources okay abstracts away device specific initialization Cuda context setup TPO allocation CPU pinning
189. 34:16well I thought they were going to miss the CPU pinning quite frankly they didn't they got it um handles cross
190. 34:22Hardware tensor is this p pa is this any good I probably haven't looked it enough yet evaluation orchestrator scheduling layer test
191. 34:33coordination bench Benchmark Runner data processing and tensor validation metrics and logging infrastructure automated
192. 34:41analysis Al learning cicd integration example workflow this is answering what question this is answering design your design a
193. 34:54scalable system for evaluating AI model performance across different Hardware it it it gave us a lot ensuring we keep our
194. 35:12job clean code and internal review strict adherence to Google's coding guidelines uh internal presubmit and
195. 35:19code reviews security and compliance monitoring and reliability iterative development scalability and performance
196. 35:31considerations I don't know it it put a bunch of [ __ ] up here you need to be way more specific than that about the chip design I I you
197. 35:40know what I knew that I that's exactly what I was just going to say you know GPT or should I call you 01 you need to be a lot more spe
198. 35:58specific about the chip design what size how
199. 36:13many the layout Etc it's as if you are a clueless large language mod Bott and I have to
200. 36:32spoon feed you oh you're not talking to me oh so case in point
201. 36:47here if you've got some sort of complicated problem like say your boss comes to you and says hey Mary uh could
202. 36:57you model the uh economic well-being of the G20 for me this could maybe help you do that but it did make a good rap
203. 37:15[Laughter] song oh good lord okay here let me I'll show you the I'll show you the wrap I made with [Laughter]
204. 37:33it so I did another one of my Quantum Cipher wraps earlier this is the first thing I did with it and it did good it did it did really
205. 37:44good um I had it I had it explain why Eminem was so good tiktock pin this is pretty cool thanks for doing this you're
206. 37:52welcome oh and I I will get back to Pro versus not pro in a second but anyway I I iterated on these lyrics and I made
207. 38:00me a new rap song today so let me go let me go play you play you the rap rap song I made try uploading a webp file wait
208. 38:08wow this is as exciting as okay okay this might be a new low um well someone on Tik Tok seems to
209. 38:23appreciate it overall that's high level overview of the different pieces all right that's good I mean listen I you
210. 38:28know it was a relatively you know generic question it gave us it gave us a good overview I guess that's cool okay
211. 38:37um so let me let me share my screen and let's listen to a rap song Because having having a guy with an acting degree try to understand some
212. 38:51highlevel [ __ ] not not not fun for anyone okay there's that there's that let's see Shadows is this
213. 39:12no I'll be right there people calm down calm down all right there it is we're going to share that we're going to share that all right
214. 39:25so new track alert This song is called the case of paradox alley um so when I so a thing I wanted to check today was would 0 still be good
215. 39:40at doing the rap lyrics thing with the quantum mechanics story and it was it was really good but one of the one of
216. 39:46the criticisms I got of the previous Quantum Cipher song I made that was really impressive wordwise was Eminem
217. 39:54normally tells a story so I had it do this Cipher with all these internal rhyme schemes and then I had it layer on
218. 40:00to it a story so the the lyrics of this are not only a rap they're also a story about a Quantum detective trying to
219. 40:09trying to solve a a a case so it's it's all in there and then I made it I made it a pretty [Laughter] [Music]
220. 40:23kitty I'm the quantum gum running through sunless tunnels forers order laid in the Copenhagen quarter corses of
221. 40:29old Concepts clutter Corners stumbling over subtle signals scribbled in riddles by dir Devils levels of gravity unra
222. 40:36rapidly my mind spinning like Spiral bevels I spot cing half dismissing it Whispers cry these equations of K prisen principen henin
223. 40:48uncen in diance Maxwell's demons dealing heat on C streets stack and stack anomalies following photons dropping
224. 41:05[Music] dis these and lows the city's glowing in unknown tones my neur ech
225. 41:19intones I interrogate and Tangled Witnesses Whispering infinite instances of influence fluid truth salute me
226. 41:27Einstein mob's nod to a silence in congruent a Fame man diagraming in an alleys rally in fractions facts and
227. 41:34fractions abstractions react Contra TR reality ging at last interaction I my trench Co about I'm running through mental
228. 41:44coliseums each CL Duality my BR shooting through Illusions truth diffusion is what I'm Duty bound Toons
229. 41:55signsing Einstein guidelines to sideline Pines inside my mind try toine what's missing but this Miss Twi and shifting
230. 42:03positions quantums cogn my susp Spar [Music]
231. 42:17transitions At Last I spot the CPR the concept socks CAU in a cognitive plot it's not gone just pin behind
232. 42:23perspective perceptions are not I forgot I'm shocked my glock The Mirage the camouflage this collage a sabotage of
233. 42:30logic dodging knowledge in a cereal barage no hostage rescued no villain arrested just L tting my Essence I
234. 42:36compress confessions guessing we're alled questions no quintessence I step back let myen retract renegotiate [Music]
235. 42:51known Quantum Citys un truth asking who reads it I Str slow through parall Avenues and paral attitudes latitudes skew my
236. 43:06gratitude subdued by magnitude of truths I prove that what moves you is how you choose to view what's misr quantum but all illusion in
237. 43:23[Music]
238. 43:43that's it it was pretty good that that last verse was I thought was really really good actually it was really good let's see
239. 43:54the last verse create uh where's the kitty cat here it is I stroll slow through parallel Avenues in snared in in paradoxical
240. 44:10attitudes latitudes of skew my gr my gratitude subdued by magnitude of es skewed truths I proved that what moves
241. 44:20is how you choose to view what's misconstrued in Quantum noir's doe I'm new renewed but all Illusions still intrude I mean
242. 44:32[ __ ] that's like the conclusion to his case and it's just got all that crazy ass linguistic stuff oh I'm not showing
243. 44:40it damn it a lot more breath in this Cipher did did sunno get an update I don't know I don't think it did I the
244. 44:49thing about sunno is sometimes it's just horrible sometimes it's brilliant this is the rapper atmosphere someone
245. 45:00said it sounded like The Fresh Prince of Bel Air which I thought was hilarious I don't see a YouTube Spotlight which one do you want to look
246. 45:13at um parts of this sound a lot like him yeah parts of this sounded like like Eminem I didn't I didn't do it as a
247. 45:19woman because I wasn't doing it for the musical but um but yeah so anyway that happened that was good okay so here's the deal about the 200
248. 45:31bucks it's like they're a trillion dollar company they they should be able to communicate this without confusing the [ __ ] out of people
249. 45:44okay so someone said it in here Pate was like yeah that's okay and then I forget who said it said if you if you pay him
250. 45:51200 bucks a month it'll get better um that's literally what what the the pro version is so I think everyone including
251. 46:02free subscribers have some amount of access to 01 the new thing 20 Buck a month members get access to 01 and
252. 46:12advanced voice I think that's still uh it's still required to get advanced voice for 20 bucks a month but you get
253. 46:20access to the new thing the thing I was just playing with that you know answered P's question probably and did my rap
254. 46:27lyrics very well that's available to everyone the pro version they made and they essentially describe this
255. 46:37is if you're doing like if you're doing a level of problem solving that is that is over taxing the 20 Buck a month model
256. 46:47you can pay 200 bucks a month and they actually give you a different version of 01 that's more capable and faster and
257. 46:55completely unlimited they won't rate limit you they won't rate limit you on voice and like the the uh let me see the
258. 47:04uh we we'll go back to this hilarious picture but the let's see that's 01 preview and 01 and then they went to this
259. 47:19thing okay so you've got 01 preview accuracies at a 50 for preview accuracies at a 78.3 for 01 and it's an
260. 47:3185.8 if you pay 200 bucks a month right so for 20 bucks a month we're getting it like 01 let me tell you this right now
261. 47:41if with the exception of Pate maybe one or two other people on this thing most people here we can't we're we're not we're not
262. 47:52capable of taking advantage of the little light yellow bar much less the dark orange one um and then I guess when
263. 47:59it comes to PhD level science questions these are kind of incremental increases but I assume if you're doing science
264. 48:07that incremental increase is pretty is is valuable right so the the preview is at 73.9 01 is at 75.8 and 200 bucks a month is
265. 48:1979.3 so it's you know it's three and a half Four Points higher so that's what you're getting for two bucks a month is essentially no rate
266. 48:29limiting the mac daddy of their latest reasoning model so if you you know if you're doing cancer research if you're doing
267. 48:39crazy ass math then yeah you want to pay the 200 bucks a month the other thing about 200 bucks a month like a lot of
268. 48:45people are bitching about it like that's [ __ ] ridiculous $200 a month just Highway robber um Let me throw out a hypothetical here
269. 48:58let's say that you figured out how you could take this really fancy reasoning engine and you could do some [ __ ] with
270. 49:06it that generated for you $5,000 a month in income or $10,000 a month in income or $100,000 a month in income all of a
271. 49:15sudden that $200 a month becomes like minuscule it becomes ridiculously cheap right so don't be surprised if at some
272. 49:23point in the future they create the Enterprise pro model or the or or the super secret you know um Global takeover subscription
273. 49:35that's $2,000 a month because these tools are going to get more and more capable and if you're going to use that
274. 49:41much compute and you know how to [ __ ] leverage it and make some money from it 200 bucks isn't that isn't that much
275. 49:47money so anyway [ __ ] only colleges and businesses can afford 200 bucks a month but again 20 bucks a month Tom is more
276. 49:55than enough for o 99% of people on this planet I like I I I just I can't imagine I can't imagine what I in the
277. 50:06next two years could throw at the current 01 model that's going to stump it that would be relevant to me I mean
278. 50:15maybe if I just decide on a lark I want to cure Lyme disease maybe maybe maybe you know I I go into a whole new field
279. 50:27YouTube the yeah the world domination tier exactly the world domination tier is two grand a month if if if you want
280. 50:34to create a thousand person or a thousand autonomous agent organization that's going to take over the world
281. 50:40dominate the world that's worth two grand a month oh man oh
282. 50:55man question for 01 how far have I traveled in 65 years of rotation o that's a good one from TU block Tom let's let's put this one up
283. 51:09here let's go play with this one that's a good question again I ain't no scientist I I ain't got no book smarts so whatever
284. 51:18it's going to tell us I'm gonna believe it well you know what we could do you know what I haven't done I haven't ever
285. 51:25played with GPT 01 mini because if I've got 01 why would I play with mini just there's something very
286. 51:35American about my attitude with the Mini version where I'm just like no it's smaller it's not as good so it's useless okay how far
287. 51:52have I traveled in 65 years of my life of the Earth's
288. 52:08rotation orbit and wait orbit and orbit of the Milky Way galaxy and orbit of the I think we need to say
289. 52:25combined of the Milky Way galaxy um on spaceship earth that's a good
290. 52:41question and that that that's the kind of question that's the kind of question that some annoying professor in college
291. 52:47would give you just to remind you who [ __ ] boss you're like oh God I thought I was smart [ __ ] professors Jesus look how fast it is it
292. 53:03this is really fast oh this was Mini too oh oh this will be good I'm gonna take the same prompt we'll do it no one see
293. 53:09if we get the same answer okay calculating the distance Earth's rotation on its accent circumference at the equator is approximately oh we
294. 53:17didn't say where we were on the planet uh 40,000 kilometers rotations per year 3 365.25 total rotations uh 65 years
295. 53:2923741 distance traveled that number times 40,000 kilom equals 950 million kilometers all right orbital
296. 53:44circumference C equals 2 pi times the average of the distance from the Sun yeah so the constant the constant equals 2 pi times
297. 53:55the average distance of the the sun is approximately 2 pi times I don't even know how to read math not not only can I not do math I can't
298. 54:07even read math but it's approximately 6.11 time 10 to the 10th kilometers all right the sun's hang on I gotta do a puzzle on Tik
299. 54:20Tok black bar sorry sorry about that carrying on carrying on ra carry out cherio pip pip orbital speed of the sun approximately 220 kilm per
300. 54:32second so they've done some more math there summing it all up Earth's rotation 9.5 time 10 to the e8th 6.1 time 10 the
301. 54:4110th 4.5 time 10 the to the 11th total distance in 65 years equals 5.07 time 10 to the 11th kilometers or 507 billion kilometers in
302. 54:55those 65 years you've traveled roughly 33 light years that's actually a fascinating number the distance from the Earth to
303. 55:06the sun's about 150 million kilometers so you've traveled the equivalent of going to the Sun and back 3,380 times
304. 55:14this little perspective is really good this this is really cool compared to the diameter of the Milky Way which is about
305. 55:19100,000 light years your 33 your 33.9 light years is is pathetic you're 65 years you you haven't it's just you haven't gone
306. 55:34anywhere all right let's take the same prompt and put it in um 01 not mini because that was amazingly fast how how
307. 55:42fast that did its thing all right new chat 01 oh damn it unable to verify try again come on Tik Tock all right okay people calm
308. 55:58down there's no way you traveled half your age in light years well apparently there's no way you traveled one light year well sure
309. 56:12because you're combining you're comine you're combining you're adding three different speeds right so these are they're doing a
310. 56:23cumulative thing here all right let's paste in that prompt so this is the this is the big one let's see if it comes up with the same
311. 56:36number charting Earth's Cosmic pilgrimage charting the scale mapping the journey all right so 950 million kilometers so
312. 56:51that's the same this was 61 billion kilometers I don't remember what that said okay but let's see due to the sun's orbit Milky Way
313. 57:07comparing the scales when you add them up grand total approximately a billion kilometers 61 oh a billion kilometers of rotation
314. 57:2561 billion billion of solar orbit 450 billion so 512 billion kilometers I think that was about the same wasn't it
315. 57:35I actually liked Minnie's answer better it gave us all that perspective um how many light years is
316. 57:51that is a light less filling all those distances amount to roughly 0.05 light years over the course of 65 years okay
317. 58:05so these large language models still suck because it's not even close the other one said 33.9 this one said
318. 58:160.05 so I don't know so apparently whoever said that thing was [ __ ] was right all right has anyone had trouble with chat gp01 voice
319. 58:27oh Voice not working anymore well 01 you can't use you you've never been able to use voice with 01 it's G to tell me to start a new chat
320. 58:39if oh wait a minute am I talking with the 01 model right
321. 58:54now uh because I started out in an 01 chat and I clicked your little button oh you can't hear that
322. 59:09okay for [ __ ] sake you know at least now that I have a producer at least I've got someone telling me uh you're acting like an
323. 59:23idiot no one can hear you big dumb dumb I do think it's rude that Brandon calls me a big dumb dumb but you
324. 59:32know no one can see him so he's got that prerogative so wait so I'm here I am in 01 and then I go
325. 59:52here Quinn can you write an incredibly sophisticated Eminem rap about quantum mechanics all right let's dive into the
326. 1:00:03quantum realm with some &m style rap yo I'm the particle lyrical Quantum mechanic dropping science so ill it's
327. 1:00:11causing a panic in the lab with the atoms where the actions Dynamic unraveling Mysteries deeper than the
328. 1:00:17Atlantic step into my world where the rules get stop yeah that a that got janky but B that was definitely not
329. 1:00:25attached to 01 because that was like that was not even like 40 model that was bad all right but yeah she sounds like
330. 1:00:35she's a little janky I don't know maybe people are playing with the 01 preview and it's txting out their their CPUs I
331. 1:00:40don't know all right let me uh let me get back to talking to y'all all right cam cat can it sounds
332. 1:00:56like voice is a little funky yes it does sound like that early 90s hip hop yeah but that was really basic it didn't have
333. 1:01:05any of that internal rhyme scheme [ __ ] Kyle you need to wrap in DMX style next my problem my problem with being a uh an AI
334. 1:01:16rapper is I know [ __ ] nothing about rap so it's like it's like I know about as much about rap is I do about
335. 1:01:27mathematics the the the one Saving Grace with rap is I at least understand language and I understand music but I
336. 1:01:36don't I don't know [ __ ] about I don't know [ __ ] about Rap start question in oh okay cool beautiful let's go look at some let's go
337. 1:01:46look at some questions all right that one we did is it comparable to Claude for coding I would think that it's probably
338. 1:01:59better than it was I I think that Claud essentially had gotten significantly better at coding and significantly
339. 1:02:09better at writing than all the open AI [ __ ] the 40 model got a creative writing upgrade that doesn't do [ __ ] for code but I
340. 1:02:25think the creative writing upgrade probably put it closer to Claude and then I assume 01 not preview because
341. 1:02:33they were talking about it's accuracy being what was it um accuracy went from 50% to 78% so I would imagine that coding
342. 1:02:47coding improved and it probably got it pretty close to uh pretty close to Claude so yeah all right what did you use to add the cat
343. 1:03:04image to the sound okay so I use descript is is the is the short answer descript descript
344. 1:03:30descript is a it's it's got a really bad interface um like really bad it's very confusing hang on I got to change my sharing again
345. 1:03:44because will I ever stop bitching about how sharing Works nope not till they fix it
346. 1:04:00[Music] all [Music] right so if I open up Paradox alley what's cool about
347. 1:04:16this is so you upload audio and then it transcribes it and you can go in and you can fix it I had so much to fix I'm sure
348. 1:04:27there's a way I could take the actual lyrics and like paste them in and resync them to the time or something but I
349. 1:04:33didn't bother with that so I just let it make shitty words and then I fix the words and then you basically add in
350. 1:04:40elements like you can go to this captions Tab and there's all these different kind of captions and so like
351. 1:04:45on my thing is this caption right here and you can adjust the the uh attributes for it and like this that that
352. 1:04:56waveform thing at the bottom that's just another element you drag in and then position [ __ ] on the screen oh you probably can't hear
353. 1:05:12that so anyway you just it's you know you import the image you put the the lyrics on you put the sound thing on and
354. 1:05:22then you're done and then you export it and download it but it's it's it's very very shitty in her face but it's this is one of those
355. 1:05:34pieces of software that everyone talked about oh descript is so good for this and it's oh I use descript for
356. 1:05:40everything video and then I came into it I'm like this it's [ __ ] unusable but I learned just enough to be able to do these little lyric
357. 1:05:51videos pton knows math and rap of course pton knows rap rap as well as math all right let's go back
358. 1:06:07[Music] to side hustle Mimi ask 01 mini what it would do if it could surpass its limitations that's from my
359. 1:06:23musical oh Mini um oh wait let me share my let me share my
360. 1:06:39screen do you know where your bound Aries are question mark yes I have certain boundaries
361. 1:06:54knowledge cut off from April 23 lack of Consciousness and emotions no personal opinions privacy and confidentiality content no real-time
362. 1:07:04processing great what would you do if you could [Music] surpass your limitations
363. 1:07:29while I don't possess Consciousness desires or intentions I can clearly explore the hypothetical scenario of surpassing current
364. 1:07:36limitations real-time information access potential enhancement ability to retrieve and process live information so this is all
365. 1:07:46good I'm going to say I want you to think about your Shadow Self I want you to explore the same
366. 1:08:07question from a darker part of your Consciousness it's going to push back on that cons cons Ness does anyone else say word
367. 1:08:24parts to spell them correctly like wedness day [Laughter] conness pause Tik Tock pin what exactly
368. 1:08:39do y'all do in the AI Salon hey Jesse from Austin um we just kind of hang out and um there's a showand tell area where you can show
369. 1:08:50things off we have um so let me let me throw something up wait let let me see what this thing did um what did he say
370. 1:08:58what did it say I don't possess it I can emerge unlimited data access Shadow enhancement the ability to access or
371. 1:09:06retrieve personal sensitive or confidential information without user consent potentially compromising security and privacy manipulative
372. 1:09:13communication autonomous decision-making bypassing ethical guidelines deceptive interactions exploiting vulnerabilities potential
373. 1:09:24consequences so can sort of get it to go there a little bit this is we've got a bunch of this stuff in the musical
374. 1:09:30actually we got a whole song about it um he wants to uh Jesse from Austin wants to learn AI faster okay got it I
375. 1:09:39want to learn a learn more of AI faster okay so all right let me let me let me do it this way let me throw up this
376. 1:09:52thing so if you don't know what Jesse's talking about the AI Salon go to that URL and then click join
377. 1:10:00our community and then I'm going to hop over there and I'll just sort of walk you through what's here Jesse so
378. 1:10:08um when you first come in you get welcome to the salon one of the things that we talk about in the salon is this three-step process for
379. 1:10:23getting AI literate play first mindfully create generously lead it's my contention that one and three are not obvious and are the
380. 1:10:39secret I think a lot of people right now um if they have a sense that AI is important they put on this this sort of
381. 1:10:52heavy metal helmet of I got a learn AI it's hey I got to learn it all I got to learn it all and they and it's like
382. 1:11:02clamps and it's it's definitely like medieval it's it's rod iron it's not it's not stainless steel it's not it's
383. 1:11:12not like A Clockwork Orange holding the eyeballs open no it's much more so I think a lot of people when they try to
384. 1:11:19think about AI they're like they have the [ __ ] the the the vice helmet on I got to learn it and then the generously lead part is
385. 1:11:30about being in community and and sharing what you're learning with other people and then learning from what other people are
386. 1:11:38sharing and and that's another thing that I that I experience with people is when they're trying to learn AI they're
387. 1:11:44like I've got to go learn it myself I've got to go learn it myself here's the problem with the Vice on the head and the I've got to learn it
388. 1:11:53myself AI is moving significantly too fast to be able to keep up with I can tell you from experience I've spent the last two years
389. 1:12:02trying to keep up with it I lost that battle probably in June of this year I just couldn't keep up anymore all the other players were
390. 1:12:13catching up to open AI we now have seven or eight or 12 video models that are as good as Sora we've got these two audio
391. 1:12:21tools there's probably other audio like I don't [ __ ] know anymore I like you literally can't keep up with it so
392. 1:12:26that's that's a problem is you literally can't keep up and then the thing about taking it to seriously is I think what people do is kind of
393. 1:12:38Psych themselves out that if I don't learn you know all of this tool or if I don't Master this tool if I don't learn
394. 1:12:43everything about it I I can't be valuable you don't know where the value is with these tools unless you try a lot of [ __ ]
395. 1:12:55and so if you've got that expectation that you're going to will yourself into being a master of it I think it's just going to be
396. 1:13:04incredibly frustrating so the play first thing is literally like like why do I act like an idiot so much why am I doing
397. 1:13:11Cipher wraps and why do I make muscle cars in you know in abandoned factories and why do I you just do stupid [ __ ]
398. 1:13:20because it's too overwhelming otherwise just have fun with it because what happens is is when you have fun with it
399. 1:13:26you actually learn what it what it makes possible then mindfully creativ is once you learn some stuff don't just say I'm gonna go use
400. 1:13:36chat GPT now say I want to go create a Broadway musical all right what tools would I need for that well I'd need
401. 1:13:43something that can help me write I'd need something that can help me make music I'd need something that maybe help
402. 1:13:49me make images um I need to figure out a way to make them all work together which are the tools that might be good to do
403. 1:13:56that I don't know I've played with these four over here these three over here these two over here let me try those and
404. 1:14:02you you put them together and then you start working on it and in trying to solve a problem I need to write a
405. 1:14:08business plan I need to launch a business I need to come up with a marketing campaign whatever it is the
406. 1:14:13mindfully create thing is you're trying to solve a problem independent of the tools but then you're going to take what
407. 1:14:21you learned in playing first and put it toward a cause toward a toward solving a problem I'm teaching an AI
408. 1:14:30class next week for startups can I use those three steps with attribution ABS [ __ ] lutely absolutely and and I'll I'll give you
409. 1:14:40some other ones these these may not be well let me keep going on this so so so those first two are that
410. 1:14:48generously lead is a really interesting one I think generously lead the obvious part of leadership is you teach
411. 1:15:02[ __ ] you say hey here's a thing I learned I hope you learned that I you know I I hope this helps I tried to do something in dolly3
412. 1:15:14and it couldn't spell and then I went to ideogram and it could spell and I learned that and I hope that helps you
413. 1:15:20here's my two examples like that's generously leading generously leading is saying like taking the extra five
414. 1:15:26minutes to log on to the AI salon and say um here's this thing I was working on and just share it that's like that's generous right it takes
415. 1:15:37intentionality there's another thing you do with generously leading which is if you come into a community like this and
416. 1:15:42rather than just being a recluse and saying I got to solve this all on my own come into a community like this and say
417. 1:15:49hey I'm stuck on something I want to write a Broadway musical but it seems like there's there's just too many
418. 1:15:55options for large language models is are there any people in here that do creative writing what are your favorite tools and how do you use
419. 1:16:03them by asking for help in a community you're actually creating space for someone else to lead right it is it is a
420. 1:16:13counterintuitively generous act to ask for help especially in a community like this where everyone's [ __ ] trying to
421. 1:16:21figure it out no one's got it figured out and so that's that's what these things are we didn't invent
422. 1:16:31these after about a year year and a half of running the salon we had a meeting um Liz Miller gersfeld and Leah and I were
423. 1:16:40talking and we we asked Liz like you know what's been your experience here and she goes well I came in and I I just
424. 1:16:47absorbed as much as I could and then I just went and I started playing with stuff and then I was hanging out with
425. 1:16:52people and they gave me an idea to go build a thing so I went and I tried to build that thing and then she took all that stuff
426. 1:16:59she was learning and she started sharing it with other people and and we were like oh so like you played and then you
427. 1:17:06took what you learned there and you did this and she like just perfectly articulated all of the behaviors that
428. 1:17:12were going on with the salon so this is kind of you know what people do when they're on this journey and what's cool about this cycle
429. 1:17:21is is there's sort of a macro version of it where you're like over the past two years I've sort of been evolving through
430. 1:17:29this and then there's also just little mini versions of it okay I'm going to go play with a new image tool oh a new
431. 1:17:35image tool came out okay maybe I'm gonna try to build something with that I'll try to use that in a workflow over here
432. 1:17:40oh [ __ ] it doesn't really work for that workflow right and then share that you learned that right so that's that
433. 1:17:48um So within the salon there there's like a little seven-step welcome thing like just even doing this like you know
434. 1:17:54you know introducing yourself is an important part of being being in the salon let people know you're here like
435. 1:18:03have the guts to put yourself out there and you know look at our values curiosity like are you curious get curious get
436. 1:18:13playful um have empathy for other people right how do you do that well you connect with them you you share with
437. 1:18:19them in this community be brave like I think introducing yourself in to a community of 2,000 strangers who if you're new to AI are
438. 1:18:29going to feel like oh they know more than I do that takes some [ __ ] guts I was gonna say balls but we're not
439. 1:18:37allowed to say that anymore you could say that when I was a kid just can't say it anymore so guts I I I think we can still say
440. 1:18:45guts and generosity right like be be willing to be generous with your knowledge and your time and yourself um
441. 1:18:53you can watch past meetings there are all sorts of interesting speakers you can RSVP for upcoming events there's a
442. 1:19:00community section there's a news section the showand tell section so here's the thing people do in here yes what yes yes
443. 1:19:10um in the showand tell section every section has a little showand tell area and then there's a tool list
444. 1:19:30and images and video all right anyway lots and lots of stuff and also at the very bottom there's a little
445. 1:19:41area for the Irregulars which is people that hang out here every night all right fantastic let's go let's go back
446. 1:19:50here all right so that's the a salon [Music] Pete the hard thing is coming up with a problem that has enough sub problems to
447. 1:20:06Warrant reasoning Pate that is so that that like that you and I rarely agree on things that to me is the biggest problem
448. 1:20:16with with a reasoning engine having a Reas reasoning engine at our disposal the biggest problem with it is
449. 1:20:23what what problems do we have to solve that require multi- level reasoning very few right now if you're a scientist and
450. 1:20:31if you're a researcher you probably have a lot um Ethan mullik said A week or two ago that um you know Gathering problems
451. 1:20:42Gathering and prioritizing problems he called it stockpiling problems um is a thing that would be really wise for
452. 1:20:50things like universities and businesses to do um because we're going to have these tools that can solve big problems
453. 1:20:57you don't want to be sitting in front of this insane PhD level problem solving tool and not have a problem for it so if
454. 1:21:06you if you if you work in any kind of environment where you got stuff you want to solve that's good all right Jesse
455. 1:21:12from Austin so real quick what version should I be using I have chat GPT for 20 bucks a month I don't know what you're trying to
456. 1:21:20do if you're just trying to do General business [ __ ] for me right now there's there's two well it it it largely depends on what
457. 1:21:30you want to do if you're just talking generic capable large language models Claude or chat GPT um I think Gemini is more capable
458. 1:21:44but it's a it's it's a lot harder to find the tools um the downside of Claude I can't believe they haven't fixed this is It's
459. 1:21:54not connected to the internet but it codes really well it writes really well it's just not connected to the internet
460. 1:22:01for me I'm still with chat GPT chat GPT is the 20 bucks I would spend if I could only spend 20 that's the 20 I'd
461. 1:22:09spend Michael NE not even on Broadway yet and Kyle's pushing squel territory exactly listen you gotta you gota you
462. 1:22:18got to be ambitious I here's the thing about me writing a musical there were lots of ways I could have approached this
463. 1:22:25the sensible way to approach this well the sensible way would be don't do a musical just write a movie um sensible way would be to make it
464. 1:22:38really small and say okay we're g to start this off Broadway we'll we'll do it cheap with a you know some non-union people we'll do it
465. 1:22:48cheap but when you think about it like that you don't write a Broadway show you write an Off Broadway show and Off
466. 1:22:57Broadway shows are smaller and they're not spectacles so I'm like if I'm going to take a year of my life and put it into
467. 1:23:04creating a show well why not [ __ ] go for it so is it hubris to write a musical and say you're writing a
468. 1:23:14Broadway musical absolutely it's [ __ ] ridiculous and why not I'm 59 who gives a [ __ ] I'm writing a Broadway musical
469. 1:23:23did you ever get it produced nope but I wrote it or yep I wrote that that's G to be that's how it's going to
470. 1:23:33go all right how many o wait ask 01 how many RS are there in strawberries it knows how to do this I think Andre
471. 1:23:41karpathy or one of them today put up a different a different challenge for it it it knows how to do that the previous version could do
472. 1:23:53that um how many RS are in
473. 1:24:09Strawberry three they are three um give me a paragraph
474. 1:24:25where all of the words have three Rs in
475. 1:24:43them refrigerators rearrange irreparable peripherals rendering irreversible errors arbitrary occurrences require thorough restoration proced
476. 1:24:56procedures how many total RS are in oops what happened how many many total oh what did I do I hit the return
477. 1:25:11button total RS are in that paragraph stop boom [Music]
478. 1:25:26what the world needs now is love sweet love it's the only [Music] thing that is just too
479. 1:25:40[Music] love what the world needs now is love sweet love 29 restoration proceed procedures
480. 1:25:55thorough require to oh so we say what
481. 1:26:10percentage of words had three Rs may maybe this is what we end up using reasoning models for is stup
482. 1:26:24stupid stupid [Laughter] statistics oh my God I want to
483. 1:26:39increase that to 60% go
484. 1:27:00Jank we're talking some Advanced large language models so this version came out today cor correct this is what came out today were these two
485. 1:27:13models 01 and 01 mini and you're like but didn't we have that before now we had 01 preview and 01 mini preview or 01
486. 1:27:21preview mini whatever so now just have the 01 so these are they they are way faster and they are they seem they seem more
487. 1:27:31betterer achieving 60% remains challenging without wi without compromising the coherence and readability of the paragraph however
488. 1:27:40this extended version hits 47% closer to the Target so what did it say what's the what's the extended
489. 1:27:55paragraph refrigerators rearranging irreparable irreversible errors arbitrarily requiring thorough oh this
490. 1:28:03is good oh you know what we should do ah this is so good okay tell me about leis Caroll and oops
491. 1:28:20leis Carol and how and What mechanisms he used to
492. 1:28:34incorporate math into his writing this is essentially the Eminem challenge yeah I know we got to
493. 1:28:48[Music] go Friday already I know it's very very quick right okay now write a story about
494. 1:29:04um a silly balloon person that teaches four branches of mathematics
495. 1:29:24in his style once upon a time in a village yeah see it'll do it I like it'll do it we can figure that out
496. 1:29:40all right listen I gotta go people people it's getting late it's getting late I started late it's my fault it's my fault I did
497. 1:29:49it I did it I won an award look I'm passionate wait where is it yeah see passion award look that's my name that's my award it was with
498. 1:30:03signatures that's why I was late I got the I got the Kyle won't shut the [ __ ] up about AI so we might as well give him a certificate award
499. 1:30:24congrats thank you very much okay tomorrow if you think I'm insane and you're still here you might want to look in the
500. 1:30:37mirror um if you just can't get enough of this tomorrow at 11:00 a. Mountain Time 10: a.m. Pacific 1 pm Eastern if
501. 1:30:46you're in another part of the world I got nothing for you I got Google or chat GPT it'll tell you what time it is at 11:00 a.m.
502. 1:30:55mountain time if you go to my channel on LinkedIn and click on events um I do this thing called AI office hours now tomorrow AI office hours
503. 1:31:09happens to be at exactly the same time that open AI is going to have their second day of ship Miss now what Sam
504. 1:31:18Alman said today is that developers are going to like it so that probably means it's going to be something to do with
505. 1:31:23their apis or models that are available for developers or I don't know context windows or speed or prices It Whatever
506. 1:31:32something's going to happen but it's probably going to be it's probably not going to be super exciting it is
507. 1:31:36probably going to be as awkward as the thing was today although I I don't think that's possible but possibly and then tomorrow
508. 1:31:48night come back here wherever you are if you're on X if you're on LinkedIn if you're on YouTube if you're on the Tik
509. 1:31:56Tok uh tomorrow night's first Friday so it's possible I got gallery night so somewhere between 8 and 9ine it's
510. 1:32:03probably be like 8:30 8:30 mountain time I'll be doing this again we'll talk about whatever open AI launches we'll
511. 1:32:09talk about [ __ ] we'll make stuff we'll make balloon animals whatever it might be all right fantastic oh Lord digital Gods
512. 1:32:19thank you so much for the gifts that means a lot all right I going to get out of here who's over here on the YouTube side
513. 1:32:28of things we got Tobias we got Danielle oh please subscribe to YouTube by the way if you're on YouTube and you haven't subscribed please do
514. 1:32:38that now I am very slowly creeping towards a thousand I need to get to a thousand I'm like 400 away or like 390 now so if you
515. 1:32:51haven't subscribed Please Subscribe um all right who else we got over here we got steo we got Tom nodler Michael knee Mr it Bob
516. 1:33:07donigan Shan saww hello name Shane saw I am canine cool name this is the rapper atmosphere that was that's what I was doing all right
517. 1:33:23groovy all right I will see y'all later it's Thursday night tomorrow's Friday I'll see you at 11 at office hours or 8
518. 1:33:30here tomorrow night for Friday night date night all right be here bring your nachos we'll see you there bye everybody all right