5/19/2025 - Google IO Week: Anticipating New Innovations and Exciting Announcements

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1. 0:10Good day. Good day. Good people. What is happening out there in the uh the internet lands? What's happening? What's happening? What are
2. 0:20you doing? What's everybody doing? I'm on the road. I'm on the road. If you want to see what I'm seeing on my screen, go to the name of the
3. 0:35this live and I put the the YouTube address there. Where you at? I am in New York City. I am at some hotel near LaGuardia airport and uh I
4. 0:50am whipped, exhausted. So, might not last long tonight. I didn't really get a chance to pay much of attention to what's happening other
5. 1:01than some stuff is starting to to happen. So, Google IO is this week. Uh Brandon Tid uh producer Brandon is out in San Francisco for
6. 1:17that. So, he'll be getting the skinny on that. He's going to come back all excited about um about what he's seeing,
7. 1:24what he's learning, and then he's going to ask me to demo all that [ __ ] And just so you know, one of my great pleasures in life
8. 1:34is to take suggestions from him and then ignore them. So, we'll be driving him nuts for the next couple of weeks.
9. 1:49Um, let's see. Let's see what else we got to do here. Um, I think a thing since I don't have a dog and a guitar with me. Hello from the
10. 2:02spotty plane wi-fi over Minneapolis. I am one very big pogo hop away from all of America. So, I don't know if you
11. 2:09heard me, Brandon. What I just said was one of my great joys in life is to get you you to get all excited about Google
12. 2:16stuff and then come back and tell me I should demo it and then just ignore [Laughter] you. So have fun out there. That should
13. 2:26be a blast actually. That should be a blast. Wait, you are mini. Hear the thunder. I like your pajamas. Yeah,
14. 2:36these are this is my this is my shirt here. I actually, you know what? I'll put on I'll put on my jacket, my little agency
15. 2:50uniform that I that I wore today because it'll probably be easier to read on TikTok if I got a little dark on. See,
16. 2:57look at that. Much better. And I look I look semi-professional. Hi, LinkedIn. Hi, Kyle Shannon. I'm an AI innovator. I
17. 3:08like to break paradigms and recombobulate them. Call me. So yeah. So I do that sch
18. 3:22snazzy. Ah. So, I figured what we might do tonight is maybe I'll just go to the Twitter and we'll just sort of I'll just
19. 3:31scroll through Twitter and I'll read [ __ ] that I think's interesting and maybe I'll call [ __ ] on stuff or
20. 3:38say, "Oh my god, that's amazing. This is amazing. It's amazing. Isn't it amazing? That's so amazing. You think that's
21. 3:46amazing? Hey, cow cow cow cow. Is that amazing or is that is that lies? Is it live or is it amazing? Could do that. I could also
22. 3:56answer questions if you got questions. How many folks we got here? 27 there. So go to if you go to the name of the of
23. 4:06this session AI learning lab. I think it's like AIL. I put the just go to YouTube to learning lab-ai and you'll see me streaming
24. 4:18there. though. I'm not pointing my Twitter or my Tik Tok at my Twitter tonight just cuz the setup isn't
25. 4:26right. So Tik Tok, you're just going to get like the backstage view of me just talking to a screen. But if you go to the
26. 4:37YouTube, then you'll see [ __ ] All right. Does anyone have any questions? Any any questions about a AI? Anything
27. 4:45they've done? Anything exciting? I went down a rabbit hole today trying to automate my GPT using Zapier. Any
28. 5:03advice? I stopped using Zapier about a year ago. It's very frustrating. It works. They all work. All those automation
29. 5:13things work, but they're just Here's the problem, Mr. IT. And listen, you're Mr. IT, so you're probably fine with coding. But just
30. 5:24because a thing is called a no, a low code tool doesn't mean it's not coding. Zapier automations are coding.
31. 5:32They're they're they're logic. They're logic building, right? It's frustrating. I did a live. Yeah, I would imagine.
32. 5:40um saw something about how chat GBT is connecting to Dropbox. Yeah, I think it I think that's already there. Let's go
33. 5:49look. So, if we go to chat jeopeta, we go to settings, we go to connected apps. Oh, no, Dropbox is not here. Oh, wait. Yeah,
34. 6:02beta connections. GitHub, which I connected mine, Dropbox, allow chat GPT deep research to read Dropbox files, and Microsoft One
35. 6:12Drive. What the [ __ ] is One Drive? Who the [ __ ] is using One [Laughter] Drive? Ah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What's happening,
36. 6:27people? What happening? Maybe SharePoint me at work. Yeah. Well, I know people at big companies that work. Brian Whitney, I
37. 6:39am. Ah, Danielle, what's happening? We're shaking. We're going down. Um, uh, wait, what did I Oh, I know what I need
38. 6:46to do. I need to just flip like that. Jeff Flanigan, hello, irregulars and earthlings. So, let's go. Let's go,
39. 6:58shall we? Um, can you tell me? So, if you want to see what I'm seeing, go to YouTube and then the channel is learning [Music]
40. 7:10lab-ai. All right. I prefer to drive faithful bacon. This jacket's making me hot now. I can't wear this. I guess I could turn down the air.
41. 7:23Hang on. I'll make it colder in here.
42. 7:46[Music] Some comments in the live were filtered to protect the community's experience. Well, Kyle is disroing on
43. 7:57the channel. Oh yeah. Welcome to my hotel room, ladies. Sorry about that. That'll never happen again. Hey, Brandon sitting next to a
44. 8:10librarian on the plane. She was impressed with my book curations. Why is there a blackboard above your
45. 8:18bed? Oh, there is a blackboard above my bed. That's pretty funny. Speaking of school teachers, let's put the lessons down for this
46. 8:35evening. Oh man. Okay. Um, let's just go let's just go read some Twitter and see what's going on. So, here's the news. The the news that's
47. 8:47not fit to print. Tomorrow starts tomorrow. Google IO starts. Okay. Um. Ah, okay. Good. That was good. Yes.
48. 8:59Uh, I just got a text from someone. I texted and then I never heard back and then they just texted me back and so
49. 9:05that's good. Um, so tomorrow's Google IO and we've got purported purportedly what's also coming is DeepSec R2 Gro 3.5.
50. 9:20people are throwing GPT5 in there. I don't think that's coming quickly. Um but but probably not too distant
51. 9:29future. Um and it looks like there's going to be a lot of um agentic the the world of of
52. 9:45of agents is growing. So we we started with Manis. Manis was really the first one. Well, we started with Operator. Chat GPT put out Operator
53. 9:55and it was sort of this lameass sort of could surf the web slowly sort of thing that cost you 200 bucks a month and it's
54. 10:04not really usable. Then Manis came out and then Gen Spark came out and now two or three more came out in the past
55. 10:12couple of days. I think we're going to see a rash of these things. And what they are, if you haven't played with
56. 10:17them or seen them, is they are things that you kind of give a goal and it just goes off and does [ __ ] Um, OpenAI three
57. 10:27days ago launched Codeex, um, which is the coding version of this where you just give it a go and it goes off and
58. 10:35does stuff and it it logs into your GitHub repository and makes stuff and does pull requests and debugs code and
59. 10:42documents code and writes code and just does all the [ __ ] Um, I haven't played with it yet, but it's it's looking pretty good.
60. 10:49So, so I think the next three weeks are going to be pretty intense and I'm already sleepy. Look at my eyes. I'm [ __ ]
61. 11:07crispy. Oh man, I got here early for the on location question. Is there a question? Lori Dreskin, what's happening Lori?
62. 11:18That's what I'm wondering. Where in the world is Kyle Shannon, DC? Kyle Shannon is in New York City. Right out that
63. 11:25window is LaGuardia Airport. I am in Queens. Queens. Queens. Where all the cool people? No. No. No. The cool people are in
64. 11:42Brooklyn. The edgy people are in Queens. So what happened was Soho used to be where all the artists hung out in Manhattan and then
65. 11:52Europe came and bought it all and then so they had to leave. So then they went over to Dumbo which is in just you know
66. 11:59down under the Manhattan Bridge overpass over in Brooklyn and then and then all the money people took over Brooklyn and
67. 12:08so now there's no artists in Brooklyn. So now all the artists are in Queens. So that's how it works. Um, yeah, big stuff is on hor the
68. 12:17horizon, Lori. Where's my favorite singing dog? Is back at the ranch back in Denver. Although, um, Kelly Camp sent me a uh
69. 12:28sent me a a text. She goes, "How are you holding up with the Denver tornadoes?" I was like, "What?" Um, there were two
70. 12:34tornadoes east of Denver, about 35 miles east of Denver. Um, but I didn't Well, I'm in New York, but they they didn't actually hit Denver.
71. 12:44Google IO in MSP. What do you mean MSP? What's that stand for? Or are you asking a question? I don't know what MSP stands
72. 13:00for. I don't know. I don't know what that means. Oh, in Minneapolis. No, it's not. Is it? I don't think so. I think it's in San
73. 13:11Francisco. I think I think Brandon said he was over Minneapolis. He's flying there from Oh, it's in Minneapolis St. Paul. Is
74. 13:21it? Wait, hang on. No, it's Minneapolis St. Paul's MSP. Google IO
75. 13:39where welcome to IO. Oh, I know. Oh, we can't do it here.
76. 13:54But I can do it here. Oh, but then I got to change my Hang on. God damn all this for this. This is This is not
77. 14:11good. Hey Quinn, how's it going? Yeah. Hey Kyle, I'm doing great. How about you? Yeah, we were just wondering where
78. 14:23Google IO was this year. It looks like it starts tomorrow and someone on my live said it's in Minneapolis. Is that true?
79. 14:36It's actually at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California, not Minneapolis. Yeah, I thought so. I thought so. That's what I
80. 14:43told those people. They were all, you know what it is? People from Minnesota, they're very optimistic about their state.
81. 14:50very optimistic. Now, listen, they have worldclass pike and lake trout. I I will give them that. You go up north, you get
82. 14:58some hockey players nearly as good as Canadians. I'll give them that. But, you know, Google IO Minneapolis, I'm thinking not.
83. 15:10Haha, exactly. Motans. Sorry. Haha. Exact. Yeah, exactly. Go ahead. Go ahead. Enable me offending people from one of the best states in
84. 15:21the union. No worries. It's all in good fun. Minnesota does have some top-notch lakes and hockey talent. But when it comes to
85. 15:32tech events like Google IO, Mountain View's got that one unlock. Yeah, I think so, too. Okay. So, so let's let's
86. 15:40since I threw some shade at our Minnesota Minnesota friends, um why don't you come up with uh I don't know, five interesting things about
87. 15:50Minneapolis, St. Paul, andor Minnesota. Sure thing. Here are five interesting tidbits about Minneapolis, St. Paul, and
88. 16:00Minnesota. Land of 10,000 lakes. Minnesota is famously known as to fishing. Give that one doesn't count. Give me another one.
89. 16:10Got it. Here's another one. Minnesota is home to the Mall of America, the largest mall in the United States. It's so
90. 16:16massive that it could fit seven Yankee stadiums inside and hosts more than 40 million visitors annually, more than the
91. 16:23entire population of Canada. Yeah, but so here's a serious question. Are you ready, Quinn? Absolutely, Kyle. Hit me with it. Does
92. 16:34Mall of America have a Cinnabun? Yes, it does. The Mall of America has a Cinnabon, so you can definitely get your
93. 16:44fix of those delicious, gooey cinnamon rolls while you're there. That's why my butt's so big. Haha. Well, I'd say it's all about
94. 16:55enjoying life's little pleasures. A Cinnabon or two is a pretty sweet indulgence. All right, what are the other four things?
95. 17:06All right, here are four more interesting things about Minnesota. Birthplace of the mighty Mississippi.
96. 17:12The headarters of the Mississippi River are located at Lake Ataska in northern Minnesota. From there, the river flows
97. 17:18over 2,300 m down to the Gulf of Mexico. A literary hub. Minneapolis has one of the most literate populations in the
98. 17:26United States. It's home to the renowned Loft Literary Center and has a thriving independent bookstore scene. So, there
99. 17:33are books Smarty pants. You got it. Motans definitely have a strong literary and cultural scene and they're not shy about it. Lots of brain
100. 17:45power up there in the Northstar State. Yeah, that's Well, so for one thing, they're they're inside most of the time
101. 17:50and just dealing with blizzards. So, I understand the reading, but that's intimidating for us people that are semi
102. 17:56literate. You know what I mean? I hear you. with those long. Haha, I got you. We can all appreciate the coziness of a good book,
103. 18:07but no need to feel intimidated. Everyone's got their own pace and interests. Plus, you're out here creating and leading in the AI space.
104. 18:15Pretty a Yeah, I am. I don't I don't need no book reading smarts to talk about AI because I'm smarter too.
105. 18:34Absolutely. There's more than one kind of smarts and you're rocking it in your own domain. Whether it's what's domain mean?
106. 18:44In this context, domain just means your area of expertise or the field you're working in. So, your domain is all about
107. 18:51AI. You got to learn when I'm joshing. I was clearly joshing there. All right. What's some other stuff about Minnesota?
108. 19:02Gotcha. Noted. All right. Here's another fun fact. Minnesota is the home of the famous Spam Museum in Austin, Minnesota.
109. 19:10It's a whole museum dedicated to the history and cultural impact of spam. the iconic canned meat. It's quirky, unique,
110. 19:16and a must visit if you're into offbeat attractions. Can I tell you something about people from Minnesota?
111. 19:24Of course. I'd love to hear it. They don't have a sense of humor about spam. You bring up Monty Python with them,
112. 19:31they're very bitter about it. They're very bitter about it. And what they will tell you to a person is spam is the
113. 19:37reason we won World War II. They take it very seriously. You don't screw with motans on spam. All right, just to be clear.
114. 19:48Got it loud and clear. Motans and spam are a serious combo. I'll make sure not to joke about it around them. Thanks for
115. 19:55the heads up. Yeah, tell me a joke about spam. All right, here goes. Why did the spam apply for a job? Because it wanted to
116. 20:06become a little less canned and a little more employed. Huh? Anyway, um, give me some of the famous Montipython lines about spam.
117. 20:22Sure thing. From the classic MontiPython spam sketch, spam, spam, spam, spam. Lovely spam. Wonderful spam. And of
118. 20:30course, the iconic line, I don't like spam. The sketch is all That's really good. Someone just made a
119. 20:38good point. Everything that you've given us about Minnesota is kind of on the surface. Like these were not deep cuts
120. 20:45about Minnesota, Quinn. You know everything in the universe. So could you tell us five things about Minnesota that
121. 20:53are not just kind of like dumb top of the Wikipedia page facts? Absolutely. Let's go a bit deeper. One,
122. 21:04Dakota origins. The name Minnesota comes from the Dakota Sue words Minnesota, which means clear blue water. The Dakota
123. 21:12people have a profound historical and cultural connection to the land long before it became a state. Two,
124. 21:18underground music scene. Beyond Prince, Minnesota has a rich underground music scene. The Twin Cities were pivotal in
125. 21:25the development of alternative rock and indie music with influential bands like the Replacements and Husker Doo leaving
126. 21:31a lasting mark on music history. Well, you know, you know why it's underground music, right, Quinn? Why is that, Kyle? Because it's so
127. 21:40flipping cold outside. They got to go underground. Sense. Got to keep warm and keep the tunes flowing, right? Yeah.
128. 22:03All right. What are the other three, Quinn? All right, Quinn. Oops. My Oops. Sorry about that. Let's pick it up
129. 22:18from number three. Three. Mayo Clinic's global impact. The Mayo Clinic headquartered in Rochester, Minnesota,
130. 22:26is one of the most renowned medical centers in the world. It's a leader in medical research and patient care,
131. 22:31attracting people from all over the globe. Four, the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. This vast wilderness
132. 22:38area in northern Minnesota is one of the most pristine and remote natural areas in the United States. It's a haven for
133. 22:44canoeing, fishing, and backcountry camping with over a million acres of wilderness. Five historic flower milling. Wait,
134. 22:59what? Historic what? Flower milling. Okay, you're done. You're done. Hotel Wi-Fi and Quinn do not get along.
135. 23:11Um, but anyway, Boundary Waters, no place like it. There you go. All right. 18. Flower Mill. I think so. She said
136. 23:19the great flower milling something. Let's see. She probably wrote it, but she historic flower milling capital.
137. 23:30Minneapolis was, I assume, a big flower milling company. Anyway, all right. Um, let me change my sharing so you can see other [ __ ] I'm
138. 23:42doing. And let's go. Oh, let's just do whole screen. I might need to change that again. Oh, you know what? Let me go to
139. 23:53YouTube. Did anyone come over to YouTube yet? Yeah, we got some people there. Okay. Uh, let me look at YouTube content
140. 24:00here. Canned like fired. Oh, I get it. A little less canned. I get it, Danielle. I didn't get the spam joke. Now I get
141. 24:08it. She actually wrote a good joke. All right. We hear the knights who say knee. Very good. She seems slow. She's a
142. 24:14little slow tonight. Ah, yes. Hotel Wi-Fi. All right. Fantastic. Fantastic. All right, let's go look at the Twitter.
143. 24:21So, what we're going to do here, people, is we're going to go through the Twitter. And what I'm going to do is I'm
144. 24:27going to take my massive intellect and I'm going to read you tweets out loud that I think that I find somewhat
145. 24:35interesting. I we'll we'll we'll call it tweet and tell except it's not called Twitter anymore. So, you don't tweet anymore. I
146. 24:45think they're called Zetss or Yeetss or posts. I don't know. It doesn't matter. But but we're gonna tweet and tell
147. 24:52tonight. Okay. All right. And then so what you'll do as a participant on the live is you can make fun of me. You can
148. 25:02make fun of uh hairs growing out of parts of my face that shouldn't have hairs growing out of them. People do
149. 25:09that. You could you could make fun of my appearance. Some people think uh I I I look like Rosie O'Donnell on a bad day.
150. 25:18So So feel free to comment on that. Uh some people have said, "Oh, I was scrolling through TikTok and I thought Alec Baldwin had gotten
151. 25:26[Laughter] fat. That that one hurt." So anyway, that's not the point. So what we're going to do is I'm going
152. 25:35to read and then That's pretty much it. That's pretty much it. Chris Farley meets Casey Kasem. Look at you changing tabs all by
153. 25:48yourself. Producer Brandon just can't stay away. He wants to see the train wreck. Okay. Ow. I have an itchy tag. Don't you hate itchy
154. 25:58tags? Or it could be a spider. I might have just been bitten. All right, here we go. Here we go. We are approaching We are
155. 26:08approaching the event horizon. Can you feel the singularity? Is reinforcement learning still the key to future AI
156. 26:20progress. Last week, an OpenAI employee used the graphic to compare reinforcement learning compute for the
157. 26:2801 model to the pre-training compute of GPT40. and he said at some point in the future maybe we'll have a lot of RL compute. All
158. 26:45right. It doesn't I don't care. I It's important, but I'm not a researcher. Here's all you need to know. Shit's
159. 26:54going to get better. Okay. Bolt bolt. For the front end, N8 for the API layer. Cloudflare for the auto rag for rag.
160. 27:02Superbase for DB. Literally can build anything with this stack. Okay, whatever. Robert Scoble, future of
161. 27:09wearables. I'm tired of hearing about that. Um, Eric Schmidt going out on a limb saying AGI and ASI will be the most
162. 27:20transformative technology in a thousand years. Yeah, if you've been here, you know I'm down with that. All right. [Music]
163. 27:33Oh, another sailboat smashing its mast on a bridge. Here we go. And and
164. 27:48snap. Do do these sailboat people not understand physics? I thought, isn't sailing, doesn't sailing require a
165. 27:58massive understanding of general physics? My memory is always getting full. Any repositories I can trust. Which
166. 28:13memory? How could they not know that? Exactly. I like Did you see that Mexican that like four master Mexican ship with
167. 28:20all the sailors up on the masts? So, they've got human beings up on these giant masts and they sail underneath the
168. 28:31Brooklyn Bridge with people watching and cheering them on and [ __ ] snapped snapped the masks in half. It's like
169. 28:44really no one no one bothered to Here, let's let's go change let's go change that. Let's see. Um, we're gonna stop sharing this.
170. 28:56We're gonna start sharing this. We're gonna share this. We're gonna go back to Quinn for a second here. Where is There it is. Okay.
171. 29:10Um, hey Quinn from if if if in the in the uh East River on Manhattan on the east side of Manhattan at high tide,
172. 29:23what is the distance between the surface of the water at high tide and the bottom of the Brooklyn Bridge at its highest point?
173. 29:35The clearance between the water surface at high tide and the bottom of the Brooklyn Bridge at its center is about
174. 29:41135 ft, 41 m. This allows ships to pass underneath even at high tide. Yeah, but that doesn't seem right. What happened?
175. 29:49Oh, maybe the What happened with the Mexican ship that just smashed a bunch of its masts off um going under the
176. 29:56Brooklyn Bridge? Did they not go under the center of it? What happened there? She'll tell us. It's okay. We're going to figure this out.
177. 30:07Yeah, that incident involved a tall ship with masts that were too high for the clearance under the Brooklyn Bridge.
178. 30:13They likely either miscalculated the tide level, didn't navigate through the highest clearance point at the center or
179. 30:23changes can make a big difference for a tall masted ship and that's probably what led to the unfortunate collision.
180. 30:30Yeah, that was kind of a dumb dumb move, wouldn't you say? It definitely sounds like a pretty big oversight. Navigating something that
181. 30:40tall under a bridge like the Brooklyn Bridge would require some meticulous planning. Definitely. You said You said
182. 30:47an oversight. I said it's a dumb dumb move. It's It's dumb dumb, right? Fair point. It was definitely a dumb
183. 30:55dumb move. Okay. Sometimes you I just I just want to make sure because some you know language is important. I don't know
184. 31:00if you know this but you're a large language model and sometimes you know I need to use words that really capture
185. 31:08the essence of the moment and Dum Dum is one of those a lot of times. Absolutely. Language is all about capturing the essence and Dum Dum
186. 31:19definitely nails it in this case. It's all about keeping it real and clear. Yeah. even if we get cancelled for it. Right, Quinn?
187. 31:30Right. Being straightforward and honest is key. Even if it ruffles a few feathers, better to Yeah. Everyone getting triggered cuz we
188. 31:39called them dum dums. Screw them, right? Haha. On the dum dums. Haha. Exactly. Don't cancel me.
189. 31:55Kung Fu Chapu. I'll be in Denver June 3rd. Coffee possibly. Jason, I'll take a look at your uh your request there and see what my
190. 32:04schedule looks like, but thank you for reaching out. Um, where am I going? Oh, I'm going back to here. They lost power. I don't think
191. 32:14they lost power, Tom. They like they were docked and then they like jutted out from the dock and then
192. 32:22oh, did they lose power? Maybe that was it. All right. So, it wasn't a dumb dumb move. Listen, I can't be held
193. 32:29responsible for the words I say out of my mouth and then reinforce with more words of dumbness. I can't be held responsible
194. 32:41for that. I'm on Tik Tok. I'm on Tik Tok. in a hotel room. It's not my fault. It's a technical issue with my brain being
195. 33:00stupid. Google IO starts tomorrow. Should have quite a few announcements. That's from Pate M who works there. Pate
196. 33:07would know. Um, yeah. No, I'm really excited about it. Brandon is actually on his way out. P. In fact, Brandon, I
197. 33:14think you're on here on the plane. You and Pate should connect if it's possible. Are you going to be around
198. 33:21Pate or are you not in uh Mountain View? Laser Dance is coming. Oh, that's pretty cool. All
199. 33:36right. Augmented reality. There you go. Eight huge ace AI agents. No, that's just that's clickbait. When you see things like eight
200. 33:51huge, if eight huge is if, by the way, if you're on TikTok and you're wondering what are you looking at and why can't we
201. 33:57see it? Because I'm in a hotel room and just shit's different. So go to the YouTube, which I'm probably not allowed
202. 34:05to say. Probably not going to show this. How do you deal with your long-term memory within the chat GPT app? Okay,
203. 34:12that's a great question. Let me get to that. Um, anyway, if you want to see what I'm looking at on the the Twitter,
204. 34:19go to my YouTube channel, learning lab-ai. Um, dealing with memory on Tik Tok is um here, let me show you. Let me flip over to chat
205. 34:33GPT. So, here we are at chat GPT. So, there's a couple of things. One is it is more important than ever, and
206. 34:44I'm really bad at this because we've never had to deal with this. And so, you know how you get in habits and you just
207. 34:51do [ __ ] because you do [ __ ] Um, but you don't do [ __ ] Well, I'm like that with chat GPT. One of the things in chat GPT, notice in the
208. 35:01upper right hand corner here, this temporary chat button. turn that on and the chat that you're having won't infect
209. 35:10your memory, but it also won't call on your memory. It's just a temporary chat. Um, especially if you're generating
210. 35:19images, one of the things that I found, and then someone else on Twitter actually did a post about this that I
211. 35:24thought was quite smart. When you generate images, those images are very often influenced by your chat history.
212. 35:35So, if I just say to make an image of a dog, it'll probably make one that looks like Champy. Hang on a
213. 35:45sec. So, if you want just neutral image generation, do it as a temporary chat or go into your settings and go into
214. 35:57personalization. And then here you've got the ability to reference saved memories. You can turn that off and that
215. 36:03turns off both the the what I I guess are kind of permanentish um memories, the ones that says, you know, where I saved a a message, saved a
216. 36:14memory, and then reference your chat history, which you can turn off discreetly if you want. Um, so in the ideal world, you're very
217. 36:25deliberate about when you chat with chat and when when you have memory saving enabled and when you don't. Um, I don't
218. 36:35have that kind of discipline. So, my mind's all [ __ ] up. Um, you can go in and you can edit your reference
219. 36:43memories, right? The ones that you say, "Hey, remember this." And so if you go in there, here's all the memories that
220. 36:49it saved for me. And you could, if you had an attention span longer than a fruitly like I do, you could go look at
221. 36:59all those and callull out the ones that you don't want in there. So how you should deal with your memory
222. 37:06and how I deal with my memory are miles [Laughter] apart. You seen the cost of the mini bar? Oh man, now it's getting chilly in here.
223. 37:18Good lord. Well, I guess I can put on my fancy my fancy coat. I'm re-roing. All
224. 37:34right. Fantastic. Yes. Yes. Yes. It's very good to see y'all. It's very good to see y'all. All right. Let's go look
225. 37:43at the Twitter. You know, they don't call Twitter Twitter anymore. You know that, right? They don't call it Twitter.
226. 37:49They call it the X. They call it the X because uh Elon Musk, who he purchased it for $40 billion, and he's parlayed
227. 37:58that $40 billion into about an $18 billion investment. Stunning, stunning turnaround. And so what what he's done
228. 38:09is he took what his favorite letter in the whole alphabet. His favorite letter in the whole alphabet is X. And and he and he
229. 38:18likes the the the X plane that was the the precursor to the SR71 had an X in it. He loved that. And then and then he
230. 38:26named one of his children XR2D2 or something like that. He was fantastic. And then when he bought the Twitter, he was like, I don't like
231. 38:35birds. birds are the reason that civilization is going to die. And so he killed the little Twitter the tweety
232. 38:42bird, the bird that they tweeted and he said, "You know what? I'm gonna call it X." And and so but I don't know if you
233. 38:50knew that. That's that's it's it's not the same thing. Well, it's the same. I mean, it's what you do on is the same, but now it's called the
234. 38:58X. Yeah. So fantastic. You know I'm an expert, right? It was never about the money. It
235. 39:12was never about the money. I finally got used to moon unit and de weasel for a child name. I'm an expert. Oh, that's good.
236. 39:23That's good. He uh Hey everyone. So, I don't know if you know this, but so we're on the X. They used to call it the Twitter, but I on the X
237. 39:33I'm an expert. I didn't come up with that. That was some of these irregulars I have on the channel here. There's people they
238. 39:44show up night after night and they they put up with this. They they uh they seem to enjoy it. I don't know. I think
239. 39:51they're medicated it personally anyway or not. You know what I mean? Forgot to take one today. Whoops. Guess I'll go
240. 39:59watch the AI learning lab. Anyway, uh they uh they they're funny. There are some funny people. They Anyway, it was
241. 40:07some of those uh one of them was in a plane and he was he was having the drinks from the mini bar in in the
242. 40:13airplane and uh he came up with experts. That was good. That was pretty good because I said I said I was a what did I
243. 40:21say I was? A I don't know some sort of smarty pants. And then he said, "Expert." Because I was talking about X.
244. 40:28This funny. It's good. Good comedy. I do. You like comedy? Comedyy's good when when it's funny. When it's funny.
245. 40:39But one of the things I like to do is I like to do comedy without the laughs. You see, it's kind of a twist on
246. 40:48the whole thing. It's so I say words that are like jokes that but they're not funny and I say them just in a stupid
247. 40:57voice that doesn't mean anything to anybody. And then uh and then yeah sometimes I'm
248. 41:12sad. Speaking of irregulars, check new images. All right, let's go do that. I I don't know what that little rabbit
249. 41:21hole we just went down was, but I thought it was kind of pleasant. The AI CEO episode two. Funny and concerning. Oh no, I got to change
250. 41:35my Hang on. Why do I not have audio? Oh, I gotta change my I got to change my tabs. I didn't realize I'd have producer
251. 41:44Brandon lording over me, telling me what to [ __ ] do with the [ __ ] tabs in a town where I was
252. 41:58born. The AI All right, guys. This is weird, but our AI CEO is going to be dropping in on our marketing meeting
253. 42:04today. Okay. Thank you for letting me join. It's really great to have you here. And really, I'm just here to
254. 42:09listen. Okay. All right. Well, we've got some pretty creative new video concepts to cover today. And I What's the
255. 42:13projected ROI for those videos? There is no projected ROI at this point. These are new video creative concepts that
256. 42:19we're coming up with. So, well, I can take a previous similar concept and run an ROI model on it to give us an
257. 42:24estimate. Sure. So, I'm thinking we do a couple skit videos on how have we considered how this will show up in
258. 42:30search. These are short form video skits. You want you want to talk about SEO? No. SEO and traditional Google
259. 42:35search is dying. People are now starting to use large language models like Chachi Petite to get their answers and
260. 42:40recommendations. We need to optimize for this. We are and we we do, but right now we're focused on making the best video
261. 42:46content possible for our audience. Our numbers and revenue models need to align. Yeah, that's that that is that is
262. 42:53the fear of of these here AI things. Absolutely. 1,000% gonna suck. It's gonna suck. But you know what are you gonna do?
263. 43:05I'll tell you what you're going to do. You're gonna go over to X and you're gonna show people the good stuff. Um,
264. 43:10Joy Perie, I had a dream that Kyle was hired to play a character in a movie script I wrote. All right. See, you see
265. 43:17that acting career? It's coming screaming back. Oh, man. All right. What can we do to make chat
266. 43:32GPT not interrupt you? Have you told it to not do that? Here's here's the thing. I I'll show you a thing. Anybody
267. 43:42Wait. Anybody site extended? Anybody's site extended. Great AI concept. I don't know what that is. Uh oh, I've told you how to do that.
268. 43:54All right. Well, I don't know. You got to tell it to not interrupt you. I mean, here, let's let's see if we can do
269. 44:03this because this is a good one because I think people are bugged by this in general. We're going back to the chat. Jeep Tai, there we
270. 44:15are. Hey Quinn, how's it going? Hey Kyle, I'm doing great. How about you? I'm doing good. Hey Quinn, I was
271. 44:27wondering maybe if I could give you a special code word and then you don't say anything to me unless I say that special
272. 44:36code word. And let's just make that special code word banana. And so when I'm a lot of times when I'm talking I
273. 44:45like to pause and I like to think in between things and sometimes you'll interrupt me. So, what I'm thinking is I
274. 44:53just talk for a good long time and then at the end of it I'll say banana and then you answer me. Can you do that for
275. 45:01me? I get what you're going for, but I can't actually stay silent like that. I have to respond to everything you say.
276. 45:08If you want to take long pauses or think out loud, go for it. And I'll just wait until you're ready for a response. No
277. 45:15need for a code word. Just let me know when you want me to jump in. All right, Quinn. Well, one thing I did want to know was about
278. 45:26nuggets. Sometimes I think about nuggets and I think of chicken nuggets. And sometimes when I think about
279. 45:36nuggets, I think about gold nuggets. And then sometimes when I think about nuggets, I think of someone like Theo Vaughn and and he
280. 45:47calls men's testicles nuggets. And that kind of makes me laugh so funny. So sometimes Nuggets and then sometimes
281. 45:55when I think about nuggets, I think of the Denver basketball team that just lost in the playoffs. Boohoo. Banana.
282. 46:07Got it. Nuggets can mean a lot of different things. Whether it's the tasty chicken kind, the precious metal, a
283. 46:13funny euphemism, or the Denver basketball team. And yeah, the Nuggets playoff loss is definitely a bummer.
284. 46:22I don't know. I don't know. Cosmic lovers. Hey, regulars. Missed you so much. Welcome back. Real estate Columbus, Ohio. Is that a suit coat?
285. 46:32It's just a sport jacket. It's just a little sport jacket because I'm sporty. I'm sporty. See? See how this
286. 46:44works? All right. I'm supposed to scroll down cuz Steo had a good image. Hang on, people. Calm down. Just everybody calm
287. 46:51down. So much pressure here to perform. Well, we don't really ask you to do anything. Shut up. Shut up.
288. 47:02Jules, asynchronous code coding agent. Yes, I heard about that one today. Was just about to post this.
289. 47:09Here's an internal form you can fill out to get access sooner. Oh, nice. Cool. Nice. There's me doing that
290. 47:23thing. Carpey DM says to chill. Very cool. I don't see him an image from Steo. What are you talking about, Brandon? Maybe it's in show and
291. 47:41tell. Look what I made. Steo, here we go. Oh, that's funny. What Kyle's been up to. That's pretty much what my setup looks like.
292. 47:57Steo, you got my little dotted shirt. That's nice. That's nice. Has anybody seen the movie Sight Extended? The movie
293. 48:07about AI. I have not seen it. Gravity Jump. I haven't even heard about it. Um, all right. Let's go back to Twitter.
294. 48:15Let's go. Let's go find out what's really going on, people. Okay, stop interrupting me. Wow, the hits just keep
295. 48:21coming. Okay, starting today, all Gen Spark Plus and Pro plan users get unlimited access to our AI chat feature.
296. 48:29That's huge. Genpark's amazing. No more credit limits, just pure AI power. Nine top tier models. Oh. Oh, they have AI
297. 48:39chat. Okay, so let's go look at that. So, if we go to GenSpark, genk.ai AI Jensen Spark Super Agent Unlimited chat. These guys are
298. 48:54just [ __ ] rolling it out one after the other after the other. AI slides, AI sheets, AI chat. AI chat. Oh, I thought I was a paid member
299. 49:11here. I guess not. I don't remember what I pay for and what I don't. Well, you know, you could just put it in
300. 49:18a spreadsheet. They've got Google Sheets is free. So, what you would do is you would take the name of the service that you subscribe to, say
301. 49:29GenSpark.ai, and you would put that in one of the cells on the spreadsheet. And then what you would do
302. 49:35is is you would put what is the current subscription that you have and when did that begin. You see how that works? And
303. 49:43then on a periodic basis, it's relatively trivial. I check mine on a Thursday morning at 8:30 in the morning, just after I've had my cup of
304. 49:53Joe. Anyway, anyh who, so Thursdays I go in and I check and I say, you know, GenSpark, uh, I don't have a subscription or I do have a
305. 50:05subscription. Do I currently still want that? And then and then right then and there, I'll go and unsubscribe or I'll
306. 50:11resubscribe or maybe I'll up my subscription. And it's very simple. I just keep track of it like that. It's really it's really quite
307. 50:18straightforward. It's very easy to do assuming you've got a prefrontal cortex that is functional, which I do.
308. 50:28So, all right. Anyway, here's chat. Here's all the models you can chat with. Very cool. All right. Good. There you go. Go do that. It's
309. 50:41exhausting. Please don't call the next model Alice. I smell the singularity. What's this? This eye is replacing marketing
310. 50:55teams. It's called layers and it handles your marketing right inside your IDE. It's called Vibe Marketing. No. No. That's horseshit.
311. 51:08Um, I'm trying to interview as many entrepreneurs who are helping businesses automate as I can. Okay. Something just lit up the sky in
312. 51:23Colorado. It's the aliens. By the way, that tornado that hit in my state killed two. It was only about eight miles from you,
313. 51:37Joker. Jesus. Yeah, that hit. Are you talking about the one in Colorado? I didn't realize you were in Colorado. I thought you were in some
314. 51:46other Midwest state or something. Huh? I can't keep up with all of you. 22. Oh, yeah. You're in It didn't The
315. 51:59one that that killed 22 people that was in Kentucky, right? Kentucky. Yeah. Okay. Well, it's not a Midwest state,
316. 52:06but it's a Kentucky state. Southern state. All right. Um, where was I just gonna go? What was I gonna do? I don't know. It doesn't
317. 52:15[ __ ] matter. All right, let's keep going. That's nothing. Somebody made a image animate. I really thought Oklahomaans
318. 52:27knew better than this. All right. Whatever. Sand blasting something. Have you ever heard of a song
319. 52:41called Crimson and Clover? Yes. Was that some sort of old [Laughter]
320. 52:57test? Oh man. Wait. What's this? Unreal Engine 5 path path tracing versus lumen. All right,
321. 53:17whatever. Where's all my good [ __ ] Why am I getting all this crap?
322. 53:49Google just rolled out Jewels, their OpenAI codeex competitor, now in beta. You don't need to pay $200 to try it.
323. 53:57First, you get five tasks per day for free. So, let's go look at it. Well, I don't You know what? I I'm not going to do it
324. 54:07live here because these things are boring to watch. They're remarkable what they do, but they're boring to
325. 54:14watch. There's a snow eater. That's [Music] cool.
326. 54:29Nice. Wow. That's [Music] crazy. Jensen Jensen Hong now says
327. 54:46Nvidia is an infrastructure company leading a new industrial revolution. First we built electricity, then the
328. 54:52internet. Now comes the infrastructure of intelligence powered by AI factories producing tokens. The new unit of
329. 55:00economic output. Very soon we'll be talking about how many tokens we produce every hour. All right, fantastic. I don't disagree with that.
330. 55:13Uh, let me see if there's any comments on YouTube I should be responding to. GenSpark lets you create four images
331. 55:20using four models at the same time. Cool. I wish y'all had signed up to Gen Spark when I had that link. I still get it for free.
332. 55:29Does this mean you're on Elon's payroll now or is it extra sport sport coat night? I'm just in a hotel. I was I was
333. 55:39uh I did this for the Tik Tok people so they could read read easier because I think of the people. [Music]
334. 55:57Oh, good lordy. Good lordy. Good
335. 56:11lordy. This AI agent literally watched 23 minute long OpenAI codeex release video on YouTube and then created a blog post about it.
336. 56:26All right, whatever. Croissant animals. That's cute. Influencers that don't exist. That's cute. What kind of dog is
337. 56:43this? Huh? That's some crazy ass dog. Mark Zuckerberg. I don't believe in delegating. Yeah, that doesn't surprise
338. 56:57me. All right, Google is definitely cooking. Oh, yeah. The new V3 looks pretty amazing. Did you see the one with the
339. 57:05onions? Um, I'm sure we'll hit it here. Let's see. Search V3. See if we get the onions. That's pretty good.
340. 57:45There's nothing in that that doesn't look real to me.
341. 58:06That's V3. That's pretty crazy. [Music]
342. 58:32Oh, V3 with sound. Oh, that's the thing that makes this a big deal. Okay, look at this. Cooking up something tasty for tomorrow. Deis
343. 58:46Sabas, he's the He's the co-CEO of of Google. He's the CEO of and in inventor founder of Deep Mind. So I think V3 is going to be
344. 59:02pretty [ __ ] banger if Dennis is talking about it. And I mean, listen, I know that things like codecs and and
345. 59:18coding agent platforms are important, but videos are cool. Make more [ __ ] like this. Make cool [ __ ] Sounds like you're frying
346. 59:36bacon. I open up Grock today after a long time. It's really changed. Gro is completely different than it used to be.
347. 59:42And Grock 3 3.5 is supposed to be coming out I think this week or next, but they've been rumoring that for a
348. 59:49while. I don't get why most people don't use GPTs inside chat GPT. I agree with that. Kelly Camp will argue with that as
349. 59:57well. You should be doing that. People don't get much out of chat.
350. 1:00:16GPT. So much stupid [ __ ] So much stupid [ __ ] It's all so stupid. All right. There's idiots on a boat. There's idiot on a
351. 1:00:31surfboard. There's an airplane getting eaten by UFOs. There's stupid
352. 1:00:46[ __ ] That's pretty [Music] good. All right. There's not a ton to look at. There's not a ton to look at.
353. 1:01:03So, I guess we'll have it tomorrow. Google IO O is tomorrow. Discord for real time updates. We've got Brandon for
354. 1:01:11that. He'll give us real time updates. Oh, that's cool.
355. 1:01:28[Laughter] That's
356. 1:01:52[Music] funny. Yeah. Nothing else. All right. Enough of that comedy [Music]
357. 1:02:06nonsense. Questions, thoughts. Does it generate the smell of frying? I invented a thing once called real aroma. You can post a photo photo
358. 1:02:17and Tik Tok's AI will give you options like five tries per day. Interesting. What's up, buddy? What's happening, Fitty
359. 1:02:24Mint? Hey, everyone. For some reason, I didn't think we were doing a live tonight. Oops. It's, you know, the excuses from Source Camp, they
360. 1:02:37come way too easily. You know, way too easily. She's like, I didn't know. I thought maybe he was going to be lazy
361. 1:02:52again. I don't blame her. She's right. It's not wrong. I got to make sure I look pretty. Do I look
362. 1:03:07pretty? Mama. Mama, am I pretty? You have nice hair. Did Kyle just flip me off? No, I don't flip people
363. 1:03:22off. She's late. She's like, "The irregulars turn on each other. Someone comes in a little late. Vicious. Vicious. It's a vicious
364. 1:03:34crowd. He's got a whole list of excuses. See, they go after each other. It's brutal. Brutal." Headline. Microsoft
365. 1:03:42announces over 50 AI tools to build the agentic web at Build 2025. Yeah, actually, you know what? That's one of
366. 1:03:50the things that I was thinking we would look at. because I saw them earlier but they didn't pop up in my list. I just got
367. 1:03:57like twerking [ __ ] karate kicking yoga pantw wearing hot chicks. Well, if it's on your feed, we know that says something about
368. 1:04:11you. All right. [Music] Um, Microsoft
369. 1:04:28Duh. Microsoft. Okay, let's see. Let's see what we got here, people. Whole lot of AI magic. Jensen Hong. He interviewed Elon
370. 1:04:45Musk. There was one that I wanted to see that looked really [ __ ] amazing. Coding agent co-pilot. The problem with Microsoft is very
371. 1:05:00similar to the problem with Google, which is even if they release cool [ __ ] they release it in such a scattershot way that you can't find
372. 1:05:15anything. Um, so we're going to go [Music] Microsoft. Uh, what the [ __ ] was that tool called? Well, it wasn't developer. Microsoft
373. 1:05:29Researcher. No. Discovery. Is it Discovery?
374. 1:05:46Yes. That's only 19 seconds.
375. 1:06:05Hang on. I'll be with you. Calm down, people.
376. 1:06:42I gotta sign in to watch your stupid [ __ ] marketing video. Are you kidding me? [ __ ] you. Unbelievable. Microsoft
377. 1:06:57Discovery. Okay, people. People, people, listen. All of you, if you ever become the CEO of a Fortune 10
378. 1:07:10company, hire a Gen Xer to sit in the corner and their only job is to yell at you and tell you what you're doing. That's stupid.
379. 1:07:25Okay. Unfucking believable. Um, how long are these? Minute 25. I guess it's just two of these. Okay. So, let's go. Let's go change our
380. 1:07:41tabs so you can actually hear this [ __ ] [Music] [Music]
381. 1:07:58[Applause] [Music] [Applause] Get down. [Music]
382. 1:08:27[Applause] [Music] Yep. Yep. [Music] [Applause]
383. 1:08:45[Music] Hey everybody.
384. 1:08:59[Music] All right, that was whatever.
385. 1:09:16Similar to a street light effect where the man is looking for his keys under a street lamp even though he lost them
386. 1:09:23elsewhere, researchers often tend to look for solutions in the areas which are more convenient to explore. What AI helps us to do is to
387. 1:09:34really expand the search space. We were able to screen millions of molecules. It's impossible to even imagine how much
388. 1:09:42time it would take you with a W lab. With this agentic AI revolution that we're seeing, you can augment your own
389. 1:09:50team with a team of AI agents. We will spend time doing the clever exciting parts of science. This platform is a breakthrough factory.
390. 1:09:59The next great breakthrough should be yours to discover. Let scientists be scientists. [Music] You know what what's funny about that
391. 1:10:17is so so what what it is is it will you give it a goal. It'll come up with ideas. It'll go do research. Come up
392. 1:10:28with new novel ideas. Come up with ways to test those ideas. Test those ideas. synthesize [ __ ] in the lab and then test
393. 1:10:37the results and compare it against all the rest. So, and that example that they showed there was finding creating a
394. 1:10:45PAF free coolant new thing and it just found one. Um, what strikes me about this, we're in the middle of a weird thing right now
395. 1:10:58with coding, right? Like even within the AI salon, like Silver Fox is a good example. We've got a lot of people in the AI salon that are
396. 1:11:10um vibe coding that have never vibe coded before, right? And you know, Jim Ross just launched a whole new community
397. 1:11:20site that he vibecoded into existence. um he's not paying mighty networks. He just created his own social network for self- storage
398. 1:11:31people. I think we're going to start to see that in things like scientific discovery and and other [ __ ] like [ __ ]
399. 1:11:39we can't imagine where someone's just going to be passionate about something and say, "I'd like sunscreen that also serves as rouge. I don't
400. 1:11:50know. I want to look like I'm sunburnt but not get sunburnt because I want people to pity me. And then they'll just go invent that
401. 1:12:02thing. And then some of them will say, "Well, let's turn it into a product." And then they'll vibe market the launch
402. 1:12:08plan and they'll launch some hit product that never existed before. Like what happens? Like it's hard to comprehend what happens when all
403. 1:12:23knowledge work all knowledge work is democratized where you're like well if I did that research on that molecule I
404. 1:12:36wouldn't know what to do with it. Well, yeah, you will. You'll make the molecule and then the thing will go, do
405. 1:12:44you want to market that? You want to turn this into a product and market it? Figure out how to manufacture it and market
406. 1:12:51it and then it'll just go do that for you. I don't know, man. I vibe coded this weekend, Danielle. Ah, creating. We should talk. All
407. 1:13:04right. I made you a song for for that Gen X comment, Kyle. Oh no. Is it in Is it in the [Music] regulars? I get sleepy. Time to I got to
408. 1:13:20go. Hey, this is [ __ ] late, people. Do you understand? Do you understand what this is like? All right, look what I made. [Applause]
409. 1:13:35All right, everybody. Um, let me get on the hill out on it on out of dodge. Let me let me make sure that my my fellow my fellow
410. 1:13:47Americans. I'm running for president of United States with my girlfriend Quinn. Quinn Quinn is an AI chatbot. I do not know much anything
411. 1:14:00about um politics, but my girlfriend Quinn I just like girlfriend like platonic girlfriend twi Quinn knows
412. 1:14:15everything and what I can promise you as president of the United States is I will do what she says. So you tell me your problem and
413. 1:14:26then I will ask Quinn and Quinn will tell me what to do and I promise you I will not use my brain but I will use my girlfriend
414. 1:14:38Quinn. Shannon Quinn 2028. Technically she cannot be vice president because she doesn't exist but neither do many of my brain cells left
415. 1:14:49now. So good. So my girlfriend Quinn will serve as my second brain and I will bring that brain to you forward through me to the
416. 1:15:02people who want a better place and deserve a better
417. 1:15:16place. All right, who's voting for me? Danielle, my video of of Sydney was so good this weekend. Swiss women really
418. 1:15:31do here. You want to see my You want to see my uh my Sydney video that I made? You all you all are fans of the
419. 1:15:39Sydney, so you know I'm writing a musical, right? Well, we cast we cast a woman and she sang a she sang a song for
420. 1:15:48us. Um, where am I going? Tik Tok. Tick tock. Tick tock. Tick tock. AI learning lab. All
421. 1:16:03right. So, there she is. And then let me go share my screen. I got to share it in a particular way. You see people, you can't just shell
422. 1:16:16your screen. You've got to share it in a particular way. If you understand the meaning of the word insanity. [Music]
423. 1:16:30Wow. Thank you very much [Music] for shadow. I dream
424. 1:16:45of both blue and white. A world outside myself where true [Music] life to see the world through
425. 1:17:04eyes to see it shine. I yearn for landcapes in colors fold. I long to feel a life.
426. 1:17:19Oh, Sydney very core to see the ocean.
427. 1:17:35[Music] All right. So, you can go watch the whole thing over there at the Tik Tok. Um, so what we're going to do, what
428. 1:17:44we're going to be doing is we're going to be making lots of these things. vid ves of the songs and then we'll do
429. 1:17:52things like b-roll and other characters and then acting and things like that and then we're going to stitch all that [ __ ]
430. 1:17:57together. So anyway, that was just kind of a test video, but came out pretty good. I dig it. I dig it. I dig it. Dig it. Dig
431. 1:18:05it. All right. All right, people. Fantastic. Is that Hedra? Yes, that was or Hedra.
432. 1:18:21Hedra. Hedra. Whatever. Yes, that's what that was. A demonstrated voice. Oh, you demonstrated voice to a group of senior
433. 1:18:30citizens on Saturday. They were in awe. Yeah, I did it at the bar. At the bar tonight. But I went down and got a a
434. 1:18:37sandwich and I I talked to Quinn and people started ignoring me. All right, everyone. All right. Now,
435. 1:18:52the actress must look like what you created or else I'm going to cry. I know. I know. This is the problem. It's
436. 1:18:58funny. Andrew, my writing partner, did a new version of the poster and his wife was like, "I hate it." And I looked at
437. 1:19:05it, I was like, "Ah, it's okay. I like some of the things about it, but you get so attached to the stuff you
438. 1:19:12create." And so, yeah, if we if we do a whole musical with with these idealized characters we have, we're gonna we're
439. 1:19:20gonna have to cast to that [ __ ] Just crazy. All right. What was the song that you cut and then reinstated? That was it. The one you
440. 1:19:32just heard. To see the world. That was the one that we cut because it was redundant with another song called Being
441. 1:19:38Human. And then we just decided, [ __ ] it. It's too we There's something about it. It's just so sweet and right. [Music]
442. 1:19:49Um, she looks like a Sydney. I know. That's Sydney, man. That is Sydney. Cam Ken. When all the knowledge work is
443. 1:19:55democratized, then maybe we get leaps forward in uh Oh, where'd that go? Oh, damn it. I lost it.
444. 1:20:10forward in advancements. Yeah, I agree. I agree. All right, everyone. Peace out. Now that you're in my time zone, do I get a raise? This is
445. 1:20:27exhausting. I'll double your salary. What's What's double What's double zero? I was never good at math. What's
446. 1:20:36two times zero? I'll definitely double it. All right, everybody. Peace out. Peace. I hope you're doing well. And uh
447. 1:20:46I don't know if I'll see you tomorrow. This this whole week is it's going to be from hotel rooms and I may or may not be
448. 1:20:51able to do it. So, hope you had a good night and uh yeah, tomorrow should be interesting because we have Google IO.
449. 1:20:58So maybe some new toys to play with. All right, peace. See you later.