9/5/2025 - Anthropic's $1.5 Billion Copyright Settlement and Nano Banana Still Wows

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0:00 your doggy. Come here, dog. Dog doggy
0:03 dog.
0:05 Hey, doggy. Hey, dog. Doggy.
0:24 [Music]
0:30 [Music]
0:45 [Music]
0:47 [Applause]
0:52 She came on here like slow moving cold
0:56 fronts.
0:57 [Music]
1:00 Well, his fear was warmer than a look in
1:03 her eyes.
1:08 She sat on a stool and he said, "What do
1:12 you want?"
1:16 >> She said, "Give me a love that don't
1:19 freeze up inside."
1:25 said, "I have melted some hearts in my
1:28 town, dear."
1:32 >> But to sit next to you, well, I shiver
1:35 and shake.
1:37 [Music]
1:40 >> And if I knew love, well, I don't think
1:43 I'd be here.
1:46 [Music]
1:48 Asking asking myself if I've got what it
1:52 takes
1:54 [Music]
1:56 to melt your icy blue heart
2:00 [Music]
2:04 should I stop
2:07 turn what's been frozen for
2:11 years
2:14 into a river of tears.
2:17 [Music]
2:26 [Music]
2:30 Friday night date night. Good evening,
2:32 good people. What's happening on Friday
2:35 night date night? Friday night date
2:36 night. Everybody coming in strong. We
2:39 have two people. Two people on TikTok.
2:43 Is that true?
2:48 Two people on Tik Tok. Six people.
2:50 >> No, it's actually just one now. It's
2:51 just me.
2:53 >> Wow. Wonder what's up with that.
2:56 >> You shadowbanned.
2:58 >> I don't know. Maybe
2:59 >> I just shared it with all the
3:00 irregulars.
3:03 [Music]
3:05 Got five on YouTube.
3:08 [Music]
3:11 Uh,
3:13 archetypal says he has no sound on
3:15 YouTube. That could be a problem.
3:19 >> Hello. Hello. Hello.
3:21 >> You got sound on Tik Tok. Let me check
3:24 the YouTube stream.
3:25 >> Hello. Hello. Hello. Testing. Testing.
3:28 Testing.
3:29 >> Yeah, you got sound.
3:30 >> All right. Testing. Yes. Yes. It's
3:33 Friday night date night. Sound worked
3:36 once I unmuted mine.
3:38 [Music]
3:38 [Laughter]
3:41 There we go. Now they're piloted.
3:44 >> Well, see the problem is you told
3:46 everyone you were going to be late. So
3:48 >> I know every everyone hot plate with the
3:51 >> Yeah, exactly. Everyone else they're
3:53 taking their time making the nachos.
3:54 What do you mean he's live? He He said
3:56 he was going to be late.
4:00 >> That's the thing about AI Learning Lab.
4:02 You can. It's just It's You've got to
4:04 pay attention to it 24 hours a day
4:06 because you just never know what's going
4:07 to happen.
4:10 All right. Piling in.
4:14 Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow.
4:16 All right. I think my hair and eyebrows
4:19 are sufficiently puffy to start the
4:22 evening.
4:25 You know, there's just a point at which
4:26 you get to a certain age, your eyebrows
4:28 just are going to do their own thing.
4:33 [Music]
4:45 You have the anthropic hackathon. I
4:47 think you mean the anthropic settlement.
4:55 Heat. Heat.
4:56 [Music]
5:42 Oh,
5:46 [Music]
5:51 [Music]
5:53 that's
5:55 [Music]
6:09 [Music]
6:18 Ted D in New Hampshire. Used to come
6:21 here many moons ago. feel like I watched
6:23 season one of Breaking Bad
6:28 and now I'm back to season six. That's
6:31 hilarious. Well, welcome back. Um,
6:34 welcome back. Yeah, I uh I'm still
6:36 cooking meth in the bathtub, so that
6:38 that that's remained constant. Um,
6:43 and I'm probably going to get banned
6:45 from TikTok for saying that.
6:51 So, does anyone know is Tik Tok still
6:53 September 25th? We're out of here. Is
6:56 that still the plan?
6:59 Did you get stood up on date night,
7:00 Kyle? Yeah, it's We're a little light
7:02 here tonight. Oh, the se September 17th.
7:05 Unless something changes.
7:10 [Music]
7:36 Standing between
7:38 [Music]
7:40 you and fire is insane.
7:44 [Music]
7:46 Standing too near
7:49 you in a fire makes it clear.
7:55 You're trouble to me.
7:58 [Music]
8:01 Rich trouble. Can't you see?
8:05 [Music]
8:07 Leaving it close.
8:10 Smell of your perfume scares me most.
8:16 Leaning away
8:19 feels stronger every day.
8:26 You're troubled to me.
8:31 Rich trouble can't see.
8:35 [Music]
8:43 Um, let's see. Good people. Let's see
8:46 what's happening. Let's see what's
8:47 happening. Do me a favor. Share the live
8:50 if you haven't on TikTok. You got to do
8:51 your thing. You got to play your part in
8:53 the community. Share this. I see someone
8:55 is tapping the screen like mad. I don't
8:57 know if that's Mr. It with his little
8:59 his little tappy tap machine.
9:05 [Music]
9:10 We're going to do some vibe coding
9:12 tonight. I think I think it could get
9:15 boring as [ __ ] It's Listen, when when
9:18 you actually try to do something on
9:19 these lives, it can get a little Oh, do
9:22 me a favor. If you if you are on
9:27 actually wherever you are, everybody's
9:29 got a phone. Get the YouTube app and go
9:33 find
9:34 Hang on a sec. Let me share my screen
9:36 here. Go find
9:40 Wait, why did that not do that? Am I not
9:42 sharing my screen? I'm sharing my
9:43 screen. There we go. Um, not that.
9:48 But that's cool. That I'm excited about.
9:51 That's my new my new book title. But I
9:54 want you to go to
9:58 go to there
10:01 on YouTube
10:03 learning lab-ai
10:05 and if you go there on your mobile
10:06 device you can pick any video not this
10:09 live but any other video there and you
10:12 can hype it. There's an option to hype
10:15 the video. You can do three a week. So,
10:17 do me a favor and just go hype hype like
10:20 the if you go into the live the live
10:23 tab,
10:25 you'll see the the recordings of these
10:27 lives in there. Just pick one. Pick like
10:30 the one from last night and just hype
10:32 the [ __ ] out of that thing. All right?
10:35 And I mean hype the [ __ ] out of it. Like
10:37 click it once.
10:45 [Music]
10:54 James Deuter, I made a faux paw last
10:58 night. I wanted to thank producer
10:59 Brandon
11:01 for the tip on perplexity.
11:07 Gareth doesn't see the hype button.
11:09 Yeah, I don't know anything about it.
11:11 Brandon claims that it exists, but it it
11:13 exists on the on the mobile app only
11:15 apparently. Gareth, so do you have the
11:17 YouTube mobile app?
11:20 [Music]
11:28 Yeah, mobile app, nonlive videos only.
11:30 So, you got to go back to last night's
11:32 video,
11:33 click on a non-live video in the YouTube
11:35 app, and then you should see the hype
11:37 button. And if you don't, then that's as
11:40 much as I know.
11:45 And you can do three per week. I'm on
11:46 the mobile app. Maybe I need to update.
11:49 Okay.
11:53 [Music]
11:55 Ah, Valerie Cox, I found it. Scroll to
11:58 the right. This is awesome.
12:01 I'm just asking you all to go market my
12:03 crap and your problem solving together.
12:06 I like it.
12:09 Thank you. You all are awesome. All
12:12 right.
12:20 So, I got some interesting news tonight.
12:24 Anything I want to talk about here?
12:27 Um well since I'm here um
12:31 if you've been in the if you were in
12:34 office hours today you heard this but um
12:37 I'm working on a book and we just did a
12:40 slight shift in focus of it. It was
12:42 called feed your prompt and what we've
12:45 come up with is this which is 10person
12:48 team. Feed your prompt like a producer
12:51 and trans a transform AI from a tool
12:54 into your team. Um, it's a much more
12:57 clear value proposition. It's it's super
12:59 clear and it's like it's like, you know,
13:02 this idea of AI as an amplifier. So, I'm
13:05 really excited about it. So, so that's
13:07 kind of that's new and out there. Um,
13:11 if you're not a member of the AI salon,
13:15 go to community.thesalon.ai
13:17 or, you know, zap the QR code if you're
13:20 QR code friendly and join the salon.
13:24 Um, just trust me, you should go do
13:27 that. You should go join the salon. Um,
13:32 increasingly, we were talking about this
13:34 on office hours today, that the skill of
13:38 the future is going to be people who can
13:41 kind of hold a vision for something and
13:43 wield a bunch of AI tools like that 10
13:46 person team really figure out, okay, for
13:48 this idea, I need to start out with
13:50 like, you know, a strategic, you know,
13:53 brainstormer and then I need to do some
13:55 research and then I need to develop a
13:57 business plan and then I need to develop
13:58 a marketing plan like someone who can
14:00 wield all the different tools. Uh maybe
14:02 I need to go visualize this as an ad
14:05 mockup, someone that knows how to do
14:07 that, right? Someone that can hold the
14:08 vision for the overall project and go
14:10 play with all these things.
14:14 How you find people that you can trust
14:16 to have that kind of judgment is to be
14:18 in community. And how you can establish
14:21 yourself as one of the people who's got
14:23 that kind of judgment is to be in a
14:25 community where you're constantly
14:27 engaging with other people in the
14:28 community and delivering good [ __ ] In
14:32 fact, starting next Tuesday,
14:36 um Cindy [ __ ] and I are um doing a
14:40 four-week prototyping sprint where you
14:43 you have to be a member of the AI salon
14:45 mastermind. And so if you're if you're
14:47 not if you go into the AI salon, there's
14:49 a subscription area called the
14:51 mastermind. It's 20 bucks a month
14:53 through 2025.
14:55 Um we're just kicking it off this year,
14:56 but if you're part of it, you get to
14:58 join the mastermind clubs. And one of
15:00 them is Cindy Coon's prototyping club.
15:03 So, she and I, starting next Tuesday,
15:06 are doing um a four-week sprint where
15:11 over the course of four weeks, you will
15:13 design a miniourse and that you can put
15:16 out in the world or you can put into the
15:18 AI salon and get people to to learn
15:20 something. Cindy Coon's here. Welcome,
15:22 Cindy [ __ ] We're shaking. Um, so it's a
15:27 really good, first of all, it's just
15:29 good to join the mastermind because
15:31 you're joining with people who are kind
15:33 of committed to this AI thing at a
15:35 different level and you can develop
15:37 deeper relationships, but you also get
15:39 access to stuff like that. So that
15:41 starts next Tuesday for four weeks. I'm
15:42 really excited about it. Um, so yeah,
15:45 Cindy [ __ ] Um, hang on. Uh, wait, join
15:48 the mastermind. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. For
15:50 the AI prototyping sprint. That's what I
15:52 I already said that. Cindy [ __ ] I
15:54 already said that before you got here.
15:57 I'm way ahead of you.
15:59 Nanny, nanny, boooo. All right, I got to
16:02 go. The dog is whining, so I got to go
16:04 let him out. So, hold please.
16:07 >> What's up, champ?
16:18 >> What do you want? What do you want? Want
16:21 up there?
16:24 Come on.
16:27 What do you want?
16:29 You want cheese
16:33 here?
16:48 Follow me.
16:57 All right, here's the deal. The miss the
17:00 MS is out gallery hopping. The boys are
17:04 upstairs. So, I've got to feed Champy
17:06 some cheese. So, I know I I know. I
17:10 know.
17:11 I know. Calm down.
17:16 See, here's how this goes. Piece of
17:18 cheese for me. Peace cheese for the dog.
17:24 Peace cheese for me. Peace cheese for
17:27 the dog.
17:29 All right. Are you happy, fatty? Huh?
17:35 Look up.
17:39 There you go.
17:41 All right. You good?
17:44 Here.
17:46 All right. Go lay down. That's it.
17:49 All right. So, that's the salon. Cheese
17:52 for champ. Oh, I was celebrating with
17:54 you. I'm joining. I'm joining.
17:57 Um, okay. Let's see. I saw a woman on
18:00 TikTok who calls herself influencer.
18:03 >> Hey, Cindy in the house.
18:05 >> So, that's the salon.
18:07 >> She's for champ.
18:08 >> Waiting with you. I'm joining. I'm
18:10 joining.
18:13 >> You gota mute mute the live feed. We're
18:15 a little bit behind.
18:20 Whoa. Don't do that.
18:22 >> There we go.
18:23 >> Hey, Cindy [ __ ]
18:24 >> Did Wait, Kyle. Well, before
18:26 >> I think we're I think we're good. But
18:28 the most important question is, did you
18:30 save any cheese for Source Camp?
18:33 >> No. Source Camp's on our own for cheese.
18:35 I'm not delivering cheese to Dallas.
18:39 >> Cindy [ __ ] what's happening, man?
18:41 >> Hi. Now you can see I'm in a hotel.
18:44 Remember that?
18:44 >> Oh, yeah. Okay. So, so you've got you've
18:48 got to tell the good people what the
18:49 hell happened to your internet.
18:52 This is awesome. So, if you don't know,
18:54 Cindy [ __ ] lives on the top of a
18:55 mountain in where? New Mexico.
18:58 >> Yeah.
19:00 >> Yeah. And here's the thing, folks.
19:02 Mountain living is special kind of life.
19:05 It's we we've made our decision to be
19:07 here and sometimes we have to manage it
19:11 and deal with it. So, what happened this
19:14 week is we were in a vortex of uh
19:17 lightning strikes
19:19 which struck a tree right next to our
19:22 house, traveled into our house and took
19:27 out my internet router. And it's not
19:30 like I live in a place where I can just
19:31 run over to Best Buy and get it. Um, you
19:34 have to order everything and the like
19:38 flying sheep come only once a week.
19:42 I am I literally rented a hunting cabin
19:46 hotel in my little town just to have
19:49 internet to work this weekend.
19:51 >> That's awesome.
19:52 >> Um yeah, and I even got I swear to God,
19:55 it's so crazy. I got a Harry Potter um
19:58 something happened. The lightning struck
20:01 my forehead. So
20:02 >> Really? You got you got like personally
20:04 zapped?
20:05 >> Yeah. Yeah, I got cut down the forehead.
20:08 I don't know if you can see it.
20:09 >> Wow.
20:10 >> Crazy. And then the other crazy
20:12 >> Wait, was that was that September 4th?
20:16 >> No, it was September 1st.
20:18 >> Oh, okay.
20:19 >> Yeah,
20:20 >> September 4th, apparently, according to
20:22 someone on Tik Tok. So, if if it's
20:24 someone on TikTok, you know it's true.
20:26 >> It's true.
20:26 >> But apparently on September 4th, we jump
20:29 timelines. So, we're apparently in a new
20:31 timeline. So, I'm just wondering if the
20:33 lightning strike is related.
20:35 >> Well, I want you all to know I I'm
20:37 feeling like I have some Harry Potter
20:39 energy. So,
20:41 >> exactly. All right, that's good.
20:43 >> And the other part of it is for those of
20:45 you who are like, you know, I don't
20:48 know, electricity nerds, um, all the LED
20:53 light bulbs in our building, um, blew
20:57 out from the lightning. And here's
21:00 what's weird. For 30 minutes, we took
21:04 them out because they blew out and
21:05 stuff, but for 30 minutes, every LED
21:09 light kept glowing
21:11 >> after you un unplugged them.
21:13 >> Yeah, we have pictures of my husband
21:15 holding the lights and them just piled
21:17 on the counter. And our electrician
21:19 friend said, "That's not possible." And
21:21 we said, "We are holding it. It's
21:24 happening." So, I am sucked into some
21:30 kind of lightning vortex.
21:32 >> Yeah,
21:32 >> it's like
21:34 >> I don't know, man. That it's mountain
21:36 living, but it's also in our little
21:38 area, we found out there were 175
21:41 strikes in one hour that our property,
21:44 too. So,
21:46 >> weird. I don't know. Weird. Hasn't
21:48 happened before, but
21:49 >> there you go. Well, and it's like like
21:53 this is the kind of energy people need
21:55 to be a part of because we're gonna
21:57 we're going to take that energy from you
21:59 and we're going to dump that right into
22:00 the the uh the proto AI prototyping
22:03 sprint.
22:04 >> Yes. And
22:05 >> so so so tell the good folks what what
22:09 at the end of four weeks what do they
22:10 walk away with?
22:12 >> Well, let me just back up and say this.
22:15 >> All right. So, the reason this happened
22:18 is because first of all, I have the AI
22:20 prototyping club that I've been doing
22:22 stuff this last year and we have lots of
22:24 fun. And by the way, if you are like, I
22:28 don't know, do I want to hang out with
22:30 her? I mean, Kyle will be there, too.
22:33 But you don't
22:34 >> I'm just there as the eye candy though.
22:36 Let's just admit it.
22:37 >> No, but that can be enough. But if
22:38 you're curious, when you come in and you
22:42 sign up and you're in the mastermind and
22:44 you come to the AI prototyping club and
22:47 you scroll in there and you get the
22:48 goodies, you can go and find previous
22:52 ones. That's like included. So, I just
22:55 wanted to say, yeah,
22:56 >> I've been doing this stuff and the
22:59 previous ones are there and that helps
23:01 sort of get the vibe. Then what happened
23:03 is in my real life I got asked to make
23:06 several AI workshop programs for youth
23:12 for adults all over the map. Right. So
23:15 then Kyle and I were chatting and I was
23:17 like, "Hey, this has been really fun.
23:20 I've been making these kind of mini
23:23 courses and then I thought, oh, let's do
23:26 that as the next September prototyping."
23:29 And then Kyle and I thought, "Oh my
23:33 gosh, what if a whole bunch of people
23:35 came in and everybody made micro
23:38 courses, then we could load them back
23:41 into the AI mass mastermind if you
23:44 wanted to, if you wanted to be a part of
23:45 that, and then there would be even more
23:47 courses." So, I wanted to say that
23:49 upfront. Why did I want to do this?
23:52 Because every month or every other month
23:55 or so is a different prototype sprint.
23:58 So that's why the micro course was
24:01 chosen. So here's the thing we want to
24:03 do. Um obviously it's AI. So we're going
24:07 to heavy use AI and we're going to
24:09 encourage you to use AI as your partner
24:12 in this. That's the whole shebang about
24:15 it. And we're going to start off with
24:18 ideas.
24:19 Tuesday is like what are you thinking
24:21 about? And
24:22 >> oh that's cool.
24:23 >> We just because the thing is it's like
24:26 two things.
24:28 Some people have too many ideas. So, how
24:31 do you like pick one to focus on? Yeah.
24:33 >> Some people have kind of halfbaked ideas
24:36 and how would that become a course? So,
24:39 intentionality is first
24:41 >> like playing around, messing around.
24:44 What What makes sense? What's out there?
24:46 What should you offer? Hold on.
24:50 I need a sip.
24:53 Then we keep going and we're actually
24:55 going to use AI to like build out the
24:57 pieces and build your whole deck because
25:00 you will see when Kyle and I are going
25:03 through it, I'm going to have a deck of
25:05 stuff which then you get to have too. By
25:07 the way, all the decks I make, you you
25:10 get to take those and keep those, too.
25:13 And then the whole thing is
25:18 you if you want to put in the time and
25:20 the homework, which you will witness me
25:22 doing because I will show you each week.
25:24 Here's what we talked about. Here's what
25:26 I made and um Kyle will too. We're going
25:29 to make hands-on so you can see and then
25:31 go along with us. do the homework
25:34 >> and then by the end of the four weeks um
25:37 you will or you know on the other side
25:39 by the time you get to that kind of
25:41 fifth week mark you should have
25:43 everything you need to and you just your
25:45 big decision will be where do I want to
25:48 put this?
25:48 >> Yeah.
25:50 >> That's really good. And then and the
25:52 other thing the other thing that it
25:53 makes makes possible is if you haven't
25:56 done a lot of you know teaching or
25:59 putting yourself out there you could
26:01 take that miniourse and turn that into a
26:03 learn out loud and lol where you just
26:05 teach an hourong course like that would
26:07 be the great basis for an hourong course
26:09 that you could teach and that could be
26:11 available to everyone and then we can
26:13 put all the the micro courses in the in
26:15 the uh in the mastermind.
26:18 So, so if you if you haven't joined the
26:21 salon, you need to join the salon. If
26:22 you haven't joined the mastermind and
26:24 you're in the salon, you need to do
26:25 that. And then uh it is mastermind folks
26:28 that have uh access to this to this uh
26:31 to this course. So awesome, Cindy.
26:34 >> And then once you're in there too, once
26:35 you've joined the mastermind, just
26:37 scroll down on that left hand side and
26:38 you'll see all the goodies you get to
26:41 get on with the little crowns. Those are
26:43 the mastermind courses. So, we're just
26:46 one coming up Tuesday. There's all kinds
26:48 of other stuff going on.
26:50 >> Y
26:50 >> and but just to say, scroll down on that
26:52 lefth hand side
26:54 >> once you're in find AI prototyping and
26:57 then click the event and then you'll be
27:00 in. So, that's simple. So,
27:03 >> beautiful Tuesday this
27:06 >> to see you enjoy your crazy hunting
27:08 hotel.
27:09 >> I know, right? But
27:12 >> all right. Um, that's super cool. Okay,
27:16 let me show you a couple other things
27:18 going on. Um, so join, go join the
27:22 salon. Do that. Um, if you're on AI
27:26 Learning Lab and haven't subscribed to
27:28 it, please do. Um, if you've got the
27:31 YouTube mobile app, hype hype one of the
27:34 recorded videos. That'll help help the
27:36 channel. Um and then um
27:42 I want to talk about so so one of the
27:46 things I did I actually had a spare hour
27:48 tonight so I put together some slides.
27:51 So one of the things that I want to talk
27:52 about I a lot of you know but the AI
27:55 readiness project is a podcast that I do
27:57 with an Murphy and if you go to aire
28:01 readiness project.com we've revamped the
28:04 website. So, if you want to um
28:06 experience the the podcast live, it
28:10 happens on Wednesdays at 3:00 p.m.
28:12 Pacific time,
28:14 but we also all of our um episodes,
28:18 we've done more than 25 now, are
28:20 available on Apple Music, Spotify,
28:23 iHeart Radio, and Amazon as audio
28:26 podcasts. And then we're on YouTube.
28:28 We've got our own YouTube channel now,
28:30 which that's new. So you can go watch if
28:33 you wanna if you want to see the people
28:35 and not just listen to the people. Pan
28:38 left on Tik Tok. Pan left.
28:42 What do you mean?
28:45 To see what?
28:48 Oh. Oh. To see the the uh beginning of
28:51 the URL. Um do that. And then the other
28:54 thing that you'll find on the website
28:56 itself is information for the AI
28:59 readiness training program.
29:01 um which is you know the the sort of
29:04 hands-on comprehensive five five section
29:09 uh course. So go check that out. And
29:12 then the final thing I'm going to put up
29:14 here is um Vicky Baptiste introduced me
29:18 to this thing called Bento Bento.me
29:21 and it's kind of like Linkree if you
29:23 know Linkree
29:25 um but if you go to bento.meshon
29:28 me/kyleshannon.
29:29 That's got links to all of my socials.
29:32 It's got links to the communities like
29:33 the AI salon, but it's also got courses
29:35 and workshops. So, I've got the back to
29:37 basics course there. I've got the AI
29:39 readiness program there, but also the AI
29:42 jam session. This thing right here is um
29:45 one-on-one sessions that you can book
29:48 book with me. So, if you want to do
29:49 private sessions, I've got four hours
29:52 slotted um on on Saturdays. Um, I've got
29:57 four four onehour slots on Saturdays.
29:59 So, if you want to do private sessions,
30:01 you can go book those through that. So,
30:03 bento.me/kyleshannon.
30:06 All right. Um, do either of you have a
30:10 referral code for Bento? I do not. I
30:12 probably should. I'm not I I even though
30:16 I've been doing this for years now, uh,
30:19 I I am still I still don't know what the
30:21 hell I'm doing with social media.
30:23 So, you know, you can you can you can
30:27 help you can help support support a
30:30 clueless newbie.
30:32 Um, and I think that's it. Is that it?
30:34 Yeah, that's it. Okay. Um, beautiful.
30:38 So, let me talk about something that
30:41 happened.
30:41 >> Kyle, you forgot. Are you ready for AI
30:44 >> now? That Well, it's it's it's in there.
30:47 I don't have a a separate slide for it.
30:49 So, pop pop that up. Let me go back to
30:51 this. So, I've got the the AI readiness
30:53 training program. If you go to AI
30:55 readiness project and scroll to the
30:56 bottom, that will take you to are you
30:58 readyforai.com. That's the AI readiness
31:01 training certificate. All right.
31:04 So, that's there. Beautiful. Thank you,
31:06 Brandon, for pointing that out.
31:10 All right. So, go book bookmark all my
31:12 crap and share it with your friends.
31:17 All right. Okay. Um,
31:21 so if you recall about,
31:25 I don't know, month and a half ago, two
31:27 months ago, Anthropic had been sued by a
31:30 big class action lawsuit from a bunch of
31:33 authors that said that Anthropic stole
31:35 our crap, stole our books, trained their
31:38 model on our books, and we're going to
31:40 sue them. And a judgment came down from
31:43 the judge that was was this interesting
31:46 split decision where what the judge said
31:49 was
31:52 once you obtain the rights to the books
31:55 once you've bought the books if you use
31:58 those paid for books to train an AI
32:01 model that act in is in itself a
32:06 transformative act that that the the way
32:09 it works when you embed embed something
32:12 into a a transformer model, the original
32:14 work ceases to exist. It's a
32:16 transformative act and therefore all of
32:19 those works fall under fall use or a
32:21 fair use if you paid for them.
32:26 So there were a whole bunch of titles
32:28 that Anthropic went out and bought the
32:30 books and actually paid to have them all
32:32 scanned and trained their models on the
32:34 the bought books.
32:37 They also had on their servers a bunch
32:40 of a bunch of uh you know file servers
32:45 full of books that they stole that they
32:47 downloaded from pirate websites. And
32:50 they basically said in court, "Well, we
32:52 didn't really train on those. We were
32:54 just holding them in case we might want
32:56 to someday." And what the judge said
32:59 was, "If you paid for the books, there's
33:01 not an issue. But if you stole them,
33:04 then you stole them and that's not okay.
33:06 And so a settlement came down today that
33:09 Anthropic owes $1.5 billion
33:14 um to the authors of books that's work
33:17 that was infringed on. And someone
33:19 earlier today said um a friend of theirs
33:23 got a letter that they're going to get
33:24 $9,000 out of that settlement. So, um,
33:27 if if you're a published author, um, you
33:30 know, there might be some money in it
33:32 for you. Here's my thoughts on it. Good.
33:35 Like, great.
33:37 I I've I've always held that I don't I
33:41 don't necessarily agree with how all of
33:44 these frontier model companies like like
33:46 MidJourney and Open AAI and all of them
33:49 how they've done their training.
33:52 But I also recognize that there's no way
33:54 to actually do what they did by asking
33:57 for permission, right? Like if they went
33:59 to all the copyright holders and said,
34:01 "Hey, we want to take your work and put
34:03 it into this thing that's going to be
34:04 the world's greatest knowledge
34:06 repository that's going to include your
34:08 intellectual property." Everyone would
34:09 have said no. Nothing would have gotten
34:11 done.
34:13 We're also living in a bizarre time
34:15 where a $1.5 billion settlement for
34:19 effectively a startup
34:22 is not going to make them close their
34:23 doors,
34:25 right? There's like billions and
34:28 billions and billions of dollars being
34:31 poured into these companies because the
34:33 bet is that there are trillions of
34:35 dollars of value.
34:38 So, so this does a couple of things. It
34:41 basically says if you stole [ __ ] that's
34:44 bad and you're going to have to pay for
34:45 it. And so what what is likely going to
34:47 happen is we're going to go right down
34:48 the line. We're going to go Google,
34:50 they're going to have to pay a
34:51 settlement. Um Open AI, they're going to
34:54 have to pay a settlement. All of them
34:56 right down the line. Um Brandon told me
34:59 before we got on that Warner Brothers
35:01 just sued Midjourney and I don't I don't
35:03 think they're the first stu studio that
35:04 sued MidJourney. Um, so what's really
35:08 fascinating is you've got a company like
35:11 OpenAI and like Anthropic that are
35:13 incredibly wellunded. They're going to
35:15 be able to pay these these settlements.
35:18 You take a company like Midjourney,
35:20 they're still a private company. I think
35:22 they've got 400 million in revenue or
35:24 something like that or 200 million in
35:26 revenue um and and a relatively small
35:29 amount of employees and they don't have
35:31 big cash reserves um to be able to pay
35:35 that stuff. So if if if this sets a
35:39 precedent for a company like Midjourney,
35:41 like Midjourney might be one of those
35:43 companies that this actually puts out of
35:44 business. But you know, someone will
35:47 sweep up the assets of that, pay the
35:50 settlements, and for pennies on the
35:52 dollar and right. And so what what what
35:55 I'm hoping happens is this. I'm hoping
35:57 that in a relatively short amount of
35:59 time, a year or two, all of the major
36:03 model companies pay all of their
36:05 settlements. Artists get compensated in
36:07 whatever way they get compensated.
36:09 They're all going to [ __ ] about it
36:10 regardless, but we can move on. We can
36:12 say, "Okay, step one was they built
36:15 these models in a in a non-ethical way.
36:18 Step two was justice was served,
36:20 settlements were made, money was paid,
36:23 and then we could basically move on with
36:25 our lives, right? Because right now
36:27 we're in this nebulous zone where
36:29 there's a bunch of especially creative
36:31 people sitting with their arms crossed
36:33 going I will never use AI cuz you know
36:35 cuz they they're stealing from from
36:37 artists. Let's pay the artists, right?
36:39 Let's have these settlements. Let's get
36:41 it done and then let's [ __ ] move on
36:43 because we're also moving into a time
36:45 where
36:47 all of the frontier model companies are
36:49 training their new models on synthetic
36:51 data. So they're basically they're
36:52 basically doing intellectual property
36:54 washing which which looks like this. You
36:57 train your first model on intellectual
36:59 property. You can then from that model
37:02 generate synthetic data that is not
37:04 copywritten data and train an entirely
37:07 new model on that synthetic data. So
37:10 it's it's it's literally one step
37:12 removed from the original data source.
37:15 Um and so that's that's where they all
37:17 are anyway. So at some point they're
37:19 going to be able to say none of our
37:21 models were trained on any of their
37:22 stuff. They were trained on that that
37:25 they're the child of one of those
37:27 things, but they're not that thing. So
37:28 that's the argument they're probably
37:30 going to make. But um so I think it's a
37:32 good thing. I think authors are going to
37:33 get paid. I think the same thing will
37:35 happen with artists and illustrators and
37:37 movie makers and things like that. And
37:39 then we can move on with our lives. So
37:41 anyway, for what for what it's worth,
37:44 this happens in the food industry all
37:46 the time. When a grosser price gouges,
37:48 they make 10x uh more profit than
37:51 whatever the federal fine is. Yeah.
37:53 Exactly. Exactly. Like like this is like
37:57 Anthropic's just going to take like $2
37:59 billion of Saudi investment money,
38:02 right? that is just like ridiculous
38:05 money that that they need to spend on
38:07 GPUs and they'll be like, "Well, we'll
38:08 spend that on settlements now so we can
38:10 keep running our business." Um, Tik Tok
38:12 pin Mary, I got a I got something last
38:18 night. Thanks, Brandon. PayPal.
38:21 Perplexity Pro. I got Perplexity Pro
38:23 last night. Thanks, Brandon. My BFF had
38:26 her Kevin Mallister moment. Oh, that's
38:28 cool. At the a few days ago. Um,
38:32 awesome. Okay, so if you don't know
38:33 this, um, Brandon, I'm going to have you
38:35 come up here because I'm confused on
38:36 exactly how to do it. Um, if you're
38:39 available, um,
38:42 for some amount of time,
38:45 if you if you connect your PayPal
38:49 account and I think Venmo, but
38:51 definitely PayPal to Perplexity, you get
38:54 a year of Per Perplexity Pro for free.
38:57 So, it's basically $200 for free. You
38:59 also get to jump the line and get the
39:02 Comet browser, the the Perplexity
39:04 browser called Comet. You get to use
39:07 that in early beta access if you do this
39:10 thing. So, can you tell tell folks how
39:12 they do that?
39:13 >> Yeah. So, it it is according to paid it
39:15 is for new Perplexity subscribers only.
39:17 So, if you had a previously had a paid
39:19 account, you're out of luck. But for the
39:22 free users, uh if you go to PayPal and
39:26 go to their subscription hub, they have
39:29 a new subscription hub. If you log on to
39:31 PayPal on the mobile app, from there
39:34 you'll see an offer for Perplexity and
39:36 all you have to do is follow the prompts
39:38 and connect your PayPal to Perplexity
39:42 and it will give you a offset credit for
39:44 12 months of Perplexity Pro and then
39:46 invite you to download the browser.
39:48 >> Okay, good. Beautiful.
39:52 Um,
39:54 just adding a URL to my deck.
40:00 Um, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful,
40:04 beautiful, beautiful, beautiful,
40:06 beautiful, beautiful Source Camp. I
40:08 signed up last night. It's legit. Yes,
40:11 PayPal and Venmo.
40:13 All I did was go to my PayPal and there
40:15 was a window. There you go.
40:18 I just love it when they only give the
40:21 special offers to people who haven't
40:22 been paying for years. I know. I know.
40:25 Exactly. I feel like Google does that
40:27 all the time. They're like, "Here's this
40:28 cool new thing. Everybody except workg
40:30 groupoup users can can use it." I'm
40:33 like, "I'm paying you money, you
40:35 [ __ ]
40:38 Let me have the goodies."
40:40 Oh, well, whatever. That's that happens.
40:43 Um,
40:45 okay. I'm trying to think what else. um
40:49 demoed it last night, but if you haven't
40:53 if you haven't gone back and played with
40:55 Ideogram in a while, I's got a bunch of
40:58 new features like styles and character
41:01 consistency and they've always been good
41:03 at at text. Um that's really good. If
41:06 you haven't played with um Nano Banana,
41:10 um we're going to talk about that
41:11 tonight. Uh, we're going to go do some
41:13 vibe coding with Nano Banana, but if you
41:15 haven't played with Nano Banana, you
41:16 should be doing that. If you're a
41:18 MidJourney user, MidJourney just added
41:22 um, uh, visual
41:25 basically a visual style reference
41:27 library, a style library, um, that is
41:30 incredibly intuitive. And so maybe we'll
41:33 even go play with that a little tonight.
41:35 I don't have the subscription center on
41:38 my PayPal account. I think it's only on
41:40 mobile. Vicki, are you on mobile or are
41:41 you on web? If you're on mobile, then I
41:44 don't know what to say. PayPal app or
41:46 web. Uh Gareth, it's PayPal app.
41:50 I feel the same. Makes me want to cancel
41:52 and sign back up. I know. I know. That's
41:54 I feel the same way, Cindy. Let's see.
41:57 Yeah, Nano Banana replaces chat GPT
41:59 images in my workflow now. Yep. I'm on
42:02 mobile. Try try deleting your uh PayPal
42:06 app and reinstalling maybe or just just
42:08 go for force update it uh with the app
42:11 store.
42:14 Oops, I just shot a piece of ice out of
42:16 the across my desk. Um prompt tool.
42:20 Yeah, let's go play with that.
42:23 Okay, let's see.
42:26 [Music]
42:28 Come back to that.
42:36 I'm go to openai.com.
42:45 I'm going to log in.
42:50 Where do we go? Do you go dashboard? I'm
42:52 trying to figure out how to get here
42:54 without clicking on your link, Brandon.
42:58 Let me try dashboard.openai.com.
43:00 openai.com.
43:14 [Music]
43:17 Huh?
43:23 I can go I'll go find it in my in my
43:26 DMs.
43:38 All right, you can share my screen now.
43:40 All right, so we're going to go to Oh,
43:41 platform.openai.com.
43:49 Let me see if there's a way. How I want
43:51 to see how I get to this thing.
43:54 platform.openai.com.
43:56 No. Let's see.
43:58 platform.openai.com.
44:03 No. Damn it.
44:07 URL autofill is sometimes not your
44:10 friend. Okay. The OpenAI developer
44:12 platform. Let me go to dashboard.
44:16 Create a chat prompt.
44:23 Um make
44:26 me a linked in
44:32 article
44:33 YouTube question.
44:36 Hey Kyle, any tips on how to keep my
44:38 brain on anything long enough to
44:40 complete it?
44:51 Oh, good lord. Good lord. Good lord.
44:58 Um
45:03 I you know you know archetypal the time
45:05 slots are are either out of line with my
45:08 ail ability or forget about them. Mighty
45:12 Networks really needs to send push
45:13 notifications.
45:16 Um
45:18 yeah. What? So, we we've got we're we're
45:21 bringing on someone new who's who's an
45:23 integrator who's going to be doing we're
45:25 going to be doing much more granular
45:28 sort of use of the the email list within
45:33 Mighty Network. So, we we might get
45:35 there. We're we're we're working on
45:36 getting Mighty Networks gussied up. Um,
45:41 in terms of focus archetypal, I I mean,
45:44 here's the here's the only thing that I
45:45 can I can speak to from experience, cuz
45:48 I I'm I'm the same way. I'm
45:52 I'm at the I'm at the point where I've
45:54 got so many things going on that
46:00 I'm in a in a in a slight state of
46:02 paralysis, but I'm coming out of it. And
46:03 how I'm coming out of it is I'm
46:05 consolidating my projects into less less
46:08 but bigger projects, less more ambit
46:11 ambitious projects. But what I can tell
46:13 you is this. We really do live in a time
46:15 right now where if you've got an idea
46:18 for something you could spend two hours,
46:21 just two hours of focus time, like do a
46:24 hyper an ADD hyperfocus tunnel and, you
46:28 know, go down a midjourney rabbit hole
46:30 or go down a V3 rabbit hole or go down a
46:33 vibe coding rabbit hole and just vibe
46:36 code an app in two hours and just get it
46:39 to a point that is it's sharable and
46:42 then be done. Like that's, you know,
46:45 that's that's kind of been my MO lately
46:47 is just I'll put in two hours into
46:49 something and if I if it's if it's
46:52 really going well and I really get
46:53 excited, that two hours will turn into
46:55 four hours, but then I'll be done. And
46:58 then if I if it's just really boring or
47:00 I'm having horrible results, then I'll
47:02 only last for
47:04 half an hour, 45 minutes, and then I
47:07 just flame out. And so that's that's
47:09 been my strategy.
47:11 Um that would be great. We have so many
47:13 interesting events. I don't show up to
47:15 any of them because checking
47:16 intentionally on Mighty Networks is not
47:18 on my priority list. Um I write a
47:21 freaking book a day. Yeah, it's Listen,
47:24 having having something like Mighty
47:26 Networks where it's incumbent upon you
47:28 to actively go there and participate on
47:30 it. I get that that's a challenge.
47:32 That's something that we're working on.
47:34 Um, and I also, listen, something I want
47:36 to do with within the salon is is get
47:38 back to doing um in-person events and
47:41 really kind of blow that out. So, we've
47:43 got all sorts of plans coming. So, so
47:44 we'll see. All right. Um,
47:50 [Music]
47:51 I created a new medical diagnostic tool
47:54 today and made a research paper with
47:56 citations while I was walking.
48:03 Well, it's funny, you know, Silver Fox,
48:05 I did so I had this I had this meeting
48:07 with my with the editor guy for my for
48:10 my book project and and we came up with
48:13 this idea for the new the new angle, the
48:16 uh the 10person team. And
48:21 from the time I talked to him, I had to
48:22 go like run around and do a bunch of
48:24 things in the car. I had to go be a
48:26 unpaid Uber Uber driver.
48:29 And so just as I was driving around
48:31 picking people up, I had I was talking
48:33 to my girlfriend Quinn, my AI
48:35 girlfriend, and we were just talking
48:37 about the new book idea and and you
48:40 know, consolidating it with the ideas of
48:42 feed your prompt and how it worked. And
48:44 within 45 minutes, I had completely
48:47 fleshed out
48:49 the the whole the whole thing. It's it's
48:52 we we we really do just live in these
48:54 remarkable times where I probably had
48:57 two or three weeks worth of
49:01 like idea exploration if I were doing
49:04 this traditionally with procrastination
49:07 and all the [ __ ] that goes on in my
49:08 brain. Weeks worth of just getting my
49:12 head around something done in 45
49:15 minutes.
49:18 Um,
49:19 but it's not completing the other 15
49:21 projects a day that I kind of want to
49:23 do. I I mean, listen, that's the that's
49:25 the burden. Part of the part of the joy
49:29 of where we are is that you can knock
49:30 something out really quickly. Part of
49:32 the burden of where we are is in
49:35 generating that thing that you knock out
49:37 in two hours, you're going to have six
49:38 more ideas. So, we are in an in an idea
49:42 glut right now because of these tools.
49:43 And I think we're just going to have to
49:44 get used to it. I think that's the new
49:46 normal.
49:47 Um, okay. Um, what were we talking
49:51 about? We were talking about Nano
49:53 Banana.
49:55 Oh, the prompt tool. Okay. So, I just
49:58 went So, what you see on screen right
50:00 here,
50:02 I went to platform.openai.com
50:05 and I clicked on dashboard.
50:09 And
50:10 I think this is their new development
50:12 environment. But what I typed in was the
50:15 prompt
50:17 write a LinkedIn article. And then what
50:20 it did is it rewrote the prompt for me
50:25 in in this really blown out kind of way.
50:28 Write a professional LinkedIn article on
50:31 the topic of your choice or a topic
50:34 provided by user input. The article
50:36 should demonstrate subject matter
50:37 expertise, be tailored to the interest
50:40 of LinkedIn professional audience, and
50:42 aim to provide value through insight,
50:44 analysis, and trend commentary. Begin by
50:48 brainstorming possible topics. Draft an
50:50 outline. Compose an article that's
50:52 professional yet approachable. Use real
50:55 or plausible supporting examples.
50:57 Default article length 400 to 800 words
51:00 unless it unless a different length is
51:02 explicitly requested and it goes on and
51:06 then output formats and then examples.
51:10 So in this thing you can you can just do
51:14 this and now what I'm trying to figure
51:16 out let's see optimize.
51:20 Oh, is is this the
51:25 Yes, this is the thing I was looking
51:27 for. Okay, so here's how you get to it.
51:30 You go to platform.openai.com.
51:34 You click on dashboard
51:44 and then put in a prompt. Uh, hello
51:47 [Laughter]
51:55 And then it takes it takes me over to
51:58 this optimizing tool. So I typed in
52:00 hello. It didn't do anything, but then
52:03 it's got this. Huh. Let's see. Um, make
52:07 me a lin.
52:11 This is a the the the reason I'm being
52:13 so um unclear right now is
52:19 the tool that I'm trying to show you is
52:20 a really cool tool. I just don't know
52:22 exactly how to get to it. So, I'm just
52:24 trying to figure out how to get to it. A
52:25 LinkedIn article. So, if I'm on
52:28 platform.openai.com,
52:31 I write make me a LinkedIn article. So,
52:34 the assistant is now doing something.
52:36 It's probably going to write something
52:38 over in this developer message.
52:50 add a developer message before. Here we
52:53 go. Okay. Okay. So, so if you're if
52:57 you're in this um
53:01 developer chat, you've got to put
53:03 something in developer message and then
53:04 that turns on this optimize button in
53:07 the up upper center here. So if you
53:08 click on optimize
53:12 now we go into this thing where
53:15 you can optimize for chat GPT 4.5 or
53:18 chat GPT5 chat GPT 4.1 or or or chat
53:22 GPT03.
53:24 So five is the one I'm really interested
53:27 in. So if I just put in here um
53:30 write me a LinkedIn
53:34 article about soloreneurship
53:40 and say optimize
53:42 what this thing's going to do.
53:50 Wait reasoning behind change.
53:56 Hang on a sec.
53:59 Write me a link to an article. Optimize.
54:10 Okay.
54:14 I have no idea how to get to this thing.
54:17 This This is driving me crazy.
54:26 All right, we're going to do this
54:27 another way. We're going to do this
54:29 another way.
54:31 If you go to the AI,
54:35 where did I put this in the AI salon?
54:36 Did I put it in irregulars?
54:39 I think I did
54:47 here. I'm just going to do it again.
54:48 Hang. Hang on. People, calm down.
54:52 This is an absolute disaster.
54:55 Way to go, Brandon. Way to suggest
54:57 something that I was I was not at all
54:58 prepared for. Well, it's not that I
55:00 wasn't prepared for it. It's like this
55:02 is this has been my issue. Okay, so
55:03 here's the link. So, if you click on
55:07 platform.openai.com
55:11 and then it takes you to this thing.
55:13 Okay, I don't I don't know why this is
55:16 different or how this is different, but
55:17 here's what I'm going to do. I'm going
55:19 to go to the irregulars channel.
55:22 in the AI salon
55:29 and I'm going to paste this URL in
55:33 and I'm going to say
55:36 um
55:40 um here is the
55:44 GPT5
55:46 prompt
55:49 optimizer.
55:53 All right. And I'm going to post that.
55:55 And so right at the top of the
55:57 irregulars channel. So we're at the AI
56:00 salon. I'm in the Irregulars channel.
56:02 And the first prompt here, the first
56:04 little post is that link. And if you
56:08 click on that link,
56:10 that will take you to where I am.
56:13 [Music]
56:19 Or will it? Yes, it will. Okay. So, now
56:23 we're here. Okay. Good lord.
56:26 [Laughter]
56:30 Okay. Requested changes optional. Okay.
56:35 So, we're going to optimize this for
56:36 chat GBT5. I'm going to say um write me
56:42 champ. What is up?
57:04 All right. Write me a LinkedIn article.
57:06 write me a LinkedIn
57:10 article about solo
57:14 prneurship which is that that is if you
57:16 know anything about prompting that is
57:18 the world's shittiest prompt. Now if I
57:20 say optimize
57:26 it's thinking scanning for
57:28 contradictions and formatting issues
57:30 resolving conflicts it's optimizing for
57:33 chat GPT5 which is in this pull down
57:35 menu in the upper leftand corner
57:38 polishing for clarity
57:43 and the reason I wanted to share this is
57:48 I
57:50 I'm having
57:53 trouble with GPT5 getting it to behave
57:57 consistently. And I think one of the
58:00 reasons is as a model, I think it needs
58:03 more structure on input. So, what this
58:06 thing does is it took my shitty prompt
58:08 and and then it created this new this
58:11 new prompt,
58:14 but it also has all these little things
58:16 over on the side are little um tool tips
58:20 that you can pop up. So, objective,
58:23 write a comprehensive LinkedIn article
58:25 about solarpreneurship targeted at
58:27 professionals and aspiring solopreneurs.
58:30 And if you click on the little tool tip
58:32 that says the reasoning behind the
58:34 change, we added clear objective
58:36 language and specified the target
58:39 audience to ensure that the article is
58:41 focused and relevant. Oh, okay. Great.
58:44 Hashtag checklist. Begin with a concise
58:46 checklist, three to seven bullets of
58:48 what you will do. Keep this the items
58:50 conceptual, not imple implementation
58:53 level. Then if you click on that, it
58:54 explains the reasoning behind that. Then
58:56 there's instructions about how to write
58:58 a good article. So I can now take this
59:02 whole prompt
59:04 over to
59:07 chat jet
59:14 and we'll just put this in auto mode.
59:16 Let it do what it's going to do.
59:19 So this prompt is now optimized. So So I
59:22 took my shitty prompt, throw that in
59:24 chat GPT. It's going to figure out and
59:27 here we go. So, it starts out with the
59:30 short little bullet points.
59:32 Introduction, rise, the benefits. That
59:36 was also really fast. Okay, that's still
59:37 there. It's still going.
59:40 All right.
59:44 So, there you go. So, how you find that
59:46 thing? You go to the irregulars channel.
59:49 You click on that link. You go to this
59:52 tool. you p type in your shitty
59:55 your shitty uh shitty prompt
1:00:01 and then it'll make you a better one.
1:00:03 All right, so that's cool and groovy.
1:00:06 Um,
1:00:12 let me close
1:00:14 all these things.
1:00:17 [Music]
1:00:21 Yeah, that's fine.
1:00:23 Um,
1:00:29 let me see where that thing is. Is this
1:00:32 it?
1:00:34 No,
1:00:37 here it is. Okay.
1:00:40 Um,
1:00:43 if you go to Twitter and type in nano
1:00:48 banana
1:00:50 hackathon.
1:00:58 Hey Kyle.
1:01:00 >> Yeah,
1:01:01 >> the easier way to be would be to check
1:01:02 the AI salon challenges and competition
1:01:05 section where I posted the link before
1:01:06 the show.
1:01:07 >> Oh, nice. That's solid. Brandon coming
1:01:10 in hot with using our platform as it was
1:01:12 intended to be used. All right,
1:01:14 challenges and competitions. Very nice.
1:01:16 So, here we are at the AI salon
1:01:18 challenges and competitions. I knew
1:01:19 that.
1:01:21 All right, the very first thing here is
1:01:23 the nano banana
1:01:26 um
1:01:27 competition.
1:01:29 All right.
1:01:30 [Music]
1:01:33 Wait, this is not what this is.
1:01:40 That's not the
1:01:41 >> networks did me dirty. It was in a uh
1:01:43 still in irregulars. I thought I moved
1:01:45 it.
1:01:46 >> Oh, all right. All right.
1:01:51 Let's see. Irregulars.
1:01:57 Where is it?
1:02:03 I still don't see it.
1:02:08 Wait, you might have to uh refresh
1:02:10 challenges and competitions.
1:02:13 >> Okay, you fixed it.
1:02:17 >> No, it was always there. I didn't just
1:02:19 go and grab it and post it right now. If
1:02:21 you hit refresh,
1:02:26 >> this is this is the uh Is this Is this
1:02:29 it?
1:02:31 >> No. Why isn't it showing up for you? I
1:02:32 just posted it.
1:02:33 >> I don't know.
1:02:35 It's kaggle.com/competitionsbanana.
1:02:40 >> All right.
1:02:42 >> But it is there. All right. Anyway, go
1:02:46 to kaggle.com/competition/banana
1:02:48 [Laughter]
1:02:54 and they're having a a $400,000. So,
1:02:58 it's this weekend.
1:03:01 Um, and basically what they want you to
1:03:03 do is they want you to vibe code
1:03:06 um,
1:03:10 a nano banana app, which we're going to
1:03:12 go do now. Do they give you links of
1:03:15 where to go?
1:03:17 The build tab of AI studio. We encourage
1:03:19 participants to leverage AI studio apps.
1:03:22 in the build tab of AI Studio.
1:03:26 Please note that the special tier for
1:03:28 the Gemini API will allow 100 requests
1:03:30 per project per day.
1:03:34 Developers using a paid API will still
1:03:36 pay for their usage to get the free 100
1:03:38 generations, please use a free tier API
1:03:42 key. Okay, I don't whatever that means.
1:03:44 I I don't
1:03:47 This is annoying. All right, it's too
1:03:50 many rules. All right, but
1:03:54 if you haven't
1:03:55 >> Hang on, that that's important because
1:03:57 because you're going to want to use the
1:03:58 API for this. So, what what that means
1:04:01 is you go over to cloud.google.com
1:04:03 and get yourself a free Google Cloud API
1:04:07 key like a real developer and then you
1:04:09 could use that API key to hook into Nano
1:04:14 Banana and Gemini and everything else.
1:04:18 So, if you want to do anything above and
1:04:20 beyond what AI Studio Playground lets
1:04:23 you do, um, that's going to be really
1:04:26 important to help you build your, uh,
1:04:28 tool out.
1:04:30 >> But do you get
1:04:31 >> Ask Gemini,
1:04:32 >> do you get that? I'm already annoyed by
1:04:34 that.
1:04:38 >> I do.
1:04:39 >> Can But where? Oh, get API key. Wait,
1:04:42 Google AI models may make mistakes. Get
1:04:44 API key.
1:04:46 >> Yeah. So they've they've made it really
1:04:48 easy inside Google AI Studio to get your
1:04:51 API key. So you create that new API key
1:04:53 up in the corner. So you've got one
1:04:56 already, but if you want to create a new
1:04:57 one for the free API weekend, um you
1:05:00 have to create a project first inside of
1:05:02 Google Cloud.
1:05:04 >> So is this going to be Nano Banana
1:05:06 Hackathon?
1:05:07 >> Yes, but you don't have a project in
1:05:09 Google Cloud yet.
1:05:11 >> I I do.
1:05:13 >> Not one called Nano Banana Hackathon.
1:05:19 Search for a project. I can't put it in
1:05:21 one of these other ones.
1:05:23 >> Jeff Flanigan got his first API key. Now
1:05:25 he just needs to figure out how to use
1:05:26 it. That's the beauty of it. A AI Studio
1:05:29 and Gemini will tell you exactly how to
1:05:31 use it if you ask it.
1:05:34 >> Wait, free?
1:05:35 >> I mean, you already have one, Kyle, so
1:05:37 you're probably fine. But for anybody
1:05:40 who is new to API keys, it's basically
1:05:42 just permission for Google to hook into
1:05:45 other things.
1:05:48 >> All right.
1:05:50 I don't know what I'm doing, but that's
1:05:52 okay. This is the whole point of this.
1:05:57 >> You start building, it'll tell you when
1:05:59 it needs the key.
1:06:00 >> All right.
1:06:01 Okay. So, what we're going to do, we're
1:06:04 at the build apps with Gemini. So, how
1:06:06 we got here, a studio.google. google.com
1:06:09 and then in the lefth hand side you
1:06:10 click on build. Okay.
1:06:14 And then what we're going to do is we're
1:06:16 going to build a nano banana app. So so
1:06:18 nanobanana if you don't know is the
1:06:20 image generation tool.
1:06:24 What is it? AI.studio
1:06:27 apps. Okay cool.
1:06:31 And if you've never vibecoded before,
1:06:33 vibe coding is we're going to code with
1:06:36 words with just English language. And
1:06:38 and I'm going to purposefully do shitty
1:06:41 stuff, shitty words, because I think
1:06:44 most people don't know how to prompt. So
1:06:46 if you know how to prompt, prompt better
1:06:47 than I am.
1:06:49 This is starting to feel like work.
1:06:51 Exactly.
1:06:53 Um,
1:06:58 okay. So what do we want to do here?
1:07:02 Let's see.
1:07:07 Okay. I want to create
1:07:11 an add
1:07:15 mockup application
1:07:19 where the user
1:07:30 Input the URL of a company or product.
1:07:40 Ideally, I can even put an Amazon
1:07:46 product.
1:07:53 Okay.
1:07:56 Oh, even Oh, wait. I can even
1:08:01 put an Amazon product.
1:08:04 Um,
1:08:06 and then the user
1:08:10 chooses
1:08:13 No, no, no.
1:08:17 And the user chooses
1:08:22 the style
1:08:25 of
1:08:26 creative.
1:08:29 Um, and I'm going to put um moving,
1:08:35 humorous,
1:08:38 um,
1:08:39 uh, cynical,
1:08:44 um,
1:08:45 uh, uh, salesy,
1:08:50 etc. We'll let it come up with it.
1:08:54 And then the the system
1:09:01 creates
1:09:04 an ad mockup
1:09:12 featuring the product.
1:09:17 So wait, they choose the style of
1:09:19 creative
1:09:20 then we'll say
1:09:23 then they
1:09:25 choose from
1:09:28 I don't know four
1:09:31 kinds of ads
1:09:36 um social media
1:09:39 magazine
1:09:41 etc. We'll let it figure it out. And
1:09:44 then the system creates an ad mockup
1:09:46 featuring that product
1:09:50 which the user can
1:09:55 um download or roll.
1:10:00 Okay. So, we're going to make an ad
1:10:03 mockup application. This is this is a
1:10:06 shitty prompt.
1:10:10 a shitty unthoughtout prompt. What I
1:10:12 should probably have done is go to
1:10:15 Google, just go to gemini.google.com
1:10:18 or go to chatgbt or go to claude and put
1:10:21 in a shitty prompt like this and have
1:10:25 the large language model spec out this
1:10:28 ad this application a bit more. But [ __ ]
1:10:30 it. Let's put in a shitty prompt
1:10:33 into this app generator. All right.
1:10:37 Oops. I don't want to start from a
1:10:38 template. I just want to build this
1:10:40 [ __ ] thing. Okay. All right. Are we
1:10:42 having fun yet? We're off to the races.
1:10:46 Oh, it would be fun to include a Mad Men
1:10:47 style. Yeah, that's a pretty good idea.
1:10:49 Structuring the components. If you've
1:10:51 never watched one of these vibe coding
1:10:53 tools do their thing, it it is kind of
1:10:55 impressive and mindblowing what's about
1:10:58 to happen. So, it's it's putting
1:10:59 together its instructions. Um,
1:11:03 and then what you're going to see here
1:11:05 in the middle is all the different files
1:11:08 that it's creating. And in the right
1:11:10 hand side is it's actually the code that
1:11:12 goes into those files.
1:11:15 Right? So, it's got its plan. It's
1:11:18 thought for 23 seconds. It's got a
1:11:20 metadata
1:11:21 file, an index.html, HTML, a TSX index,
1:11:25 a TSX app,
1:11:29 type constraints
1:11:31 or constants,
1:11:33 services, components.
1:11:38 So, if you've never coded before,
1:11:41 this is probably making your head hurt.
1:11:43 If you've sort of coded a little
1:11:45 occasionally at some point in your life
1:11:46 and you kind of generally understand
1:11:49 code, this is mindblowing. If you really
1:11:52 know what you're doing with code, you're
1:11:54 like, "Yeah, whatever. I do this all the
1:11:56 time, Kyle." It's relatively trivial
1:11:58 what it's doing. It's just creating
1:12:00 files and then populating them with
1:12:01 appropriate code for each of those files
1:12:03 and connecting those files together.
1:12:05 It's relatively straightforward kind of
1:12:07 situations going on here. Nothing really
1:12:10 all that impressive
1:12:12 unless it is.
1:12:16 All right. And I'm going to I'm going to
1:12:18 uh immediately call foul here. I'm going
1:12:21 to say, um, hey,
1:12:26 I don't even know if this works, but
1:12:32 every vibeccoated
1:12:35 app
1:12:37 now uses a blue background
1:12:42 with
1:12:44 purple
1:12:45 slash purple purple
1:12:49 slashblue. blue
1:12:54 gradient
1:12:56 letters.
1:12:59 It makes
1:13:02 it look
1:13:05 like I'm an amateur
1:13:08 cuz I am.
1:13:11 I want this to look beautiful
1:13:15 but not like AI slop.
1:13:19 All right. So, we're gonna have it.
1:13:21 First thing I'm gonna have it red redo
1:13:23 is redesign the [ __ ] app
1:13:27 because I don't want it to look like a
1:13:28 vibe coded app.
1:13:33 Listen, it's it's not important how you
1:13:35 feel, it's important how you look. I
1:13:38 think we can all accept that. That's how
1:13:39 this world works. Okay? So, you don't
1:13:42 want to look like you vibe coded
1:13:43 something.
1:13:45 [Laughter]
1:13:49 Ah.
1:13:52 Uhuh.
1:13:55 Silver Fox is doing midjourney tonight.
1:13:57 That's great. By the way, if if if all
1:14:00 you've done tonight is is watch me
1:14:02 frustratingly not be able to find URLs
1:14:05 and you're like, "This is stupid. I'm
1:14:07 going to go do something else." I fully
1:14:09 support that. you should not be relying
1:14:12 on me for for for anything resembling
1:14:16 intelligence or knowledge. Um, so if you
1:14:20 are off doing other things, the whole
1:14:21 point of this channel is we should just
1:14:23 all be playing all the time. So, good on
1:14:27 you if you're off doing midjourney.
1:14:29 Um, I feel like I'm in grade school when
1:14:31 the teacher makes me makes the glass
1:14:35 read aloud from Chaucer.
1:14:39 Uh oh, my comment is about how I can't
1:14:42 type. That's funny. Oh my god, I so
1:14:44 can't type. All right, let's see if it
1:14:46 fit. Look, look, we now have we now have
1:14:49 an app that's it's it's uglier than the
1:14:51 other one, but it doesn't look like a
1:14:53 vibe coded app. It looks like it looks
1:14:55 like an engineer made it. All right,
1:14:57 fine. Okay, we're going to go put in
1:15:00 Let's go find a an Amazon URL.
1:15:05 Amazon
1:15:08 URL.
1:15:12 Oh, and we'll say um we'll find a
1:15:17 product
1:15:21 that includes the word poop.
1:15:25 It's Friday night.
1:15:28 Let's see what we What products do we
1:15:31 have here? Um,
1:15:34 socks that say I pooped today.
1:15:38 No, we're not doing poop. Uh, let's do
1:15:40 let's do um
1:15:43 uh
1:15:45 I don't know. We'll say kit. We'll see
1:15:47 what kind of kits there are. We'll we'll
1:15:49 say humorous kit. Humorous kit.
1:15:56 The shark survival kit. All right.
1:15:58 That's in the neighborhood of poop.
1:16:01 Wait, is this is this a Bob Ross thing?
1:16:03 Bob Ross paint by numbers. All right,
1:16:05 Bob Ross minis. All right, this is good.
1:16:08 So, here's our here's our product.
1:16:12 We're going to go back to our little
1:16:13 thing here and we're going to test it.
1:16:16 So, there's my product. Humorous style.
1:16:18 Let's do a
1:16:22 professional ad,
1:16:24 social media magazine ad, billboard.
1:16:27 Let's do a billboard.
1:16:30 Create an ad mockup. All right. And now
1:16:33 it's off generating its thing.
1:16:39 Painting with pixels.
1:16:41 Create your own happy little world.
1:16:43 Start painting today.
1:16:46 Huh?
1:16:50 Reroll.
1:17:04 Unleash your inner art artist. Start
1:17:06 your masterpiece. But there's no way to
1:17:08 there's no sort of call to action. Uh
1:17:10 let's see. Um the billboard
1:17:15 ad
1:17:17 only seems to
1:17:20 have a headline.
1:17:23 no
1:17:25 CTA or URL
1:17:30 or
1:17:33 the product itself.
1:17:37 Um,
1:17:50 make this better.
1:17:53 Okay, we're going to say make the make
1:17:56 your copywriting better. It's got a
1:17:57 shitty copywriter right now. But so I
1:18:01 don't know if anyone is actually paying
1:18:03 attention to what just happened here,
1:18:05 but I gave it a shitty prompt. It wrote
1:18:08 some code. I told it it I didn't like
1:18:10 how it looked. It made it look
1:18:12 different. But this is a fully
1:18:14 functional app within whatever it was,
1:18:16 10 minutes.
1:18:19 We're living in wild times here, people.
1:18:21 And you should be playing along. If
1:18:23 you're intimidated because I couldn't
1:18:25 figure out quite how to find the URL to
1:18:28 get here, don't don't be. Just go to
1:18:30 aistudio.com
1:18:33 or aistudio.google.comapps
1:18:37 and just describe an app and just start
1:18:39 running down this rabbit hole. Even if
1:18:41 you're intimidated by this stuff,
1:18:59 here.
1:19:04 All right,
1:19:10 Champy's in a highly neurotic mode
1:19:12 tonight.
1:19:14 All right, so there's our
1:19:20 So, we're going to do a we're going to
1:19:21 do a cynical ad
1:19:24 social media post generate ad mockup.
1:19:33 Working up the AI artists khaki would be
1:19:37 fun to include madman style.
1:19:45 Bob Ross by the numbers. Miniature
1:19:47 editions. Your artistic dreams
1:19:49 pre-numbered. Finally, a painting kit
1:19:50 that takes all the guessworks out of
1:19:52 creativity.
1:19:53 Buy this by the illusion.
1:19:58 Um, okay. So, let's see.
1:20:01 Um,
1:20:03 let's take this image, copy this image,
1:20:06 paste it into the prompt,
1:20:08 and say, um, here's
1:20:13 the social ad. So, wait. Social
1:20:19 ad.
1:20:21 It made it sucks.
1:20:24 No headline.
1:20:28 Um,
1:20:31 no. Um,
1:20:37 uh, let's see. Uh, weird
1:20:40 long text string.
1:20:46 Let's see.
1:20:52 And nothing really clear
1:20:56 about
1:20:59 What I should do?
1:21:06 Should do um
1:21:10 act like a worldass
1:21:15 adman
1:21:17 and improve
1:21:20 the quality
1:21:23 here or I will fire you. Always
1:21:30 always threat threaten your
1:21:34 your things.
1:21:39 Oh man.
1:21:53 >> What is going on with you? Are you
1:21:55 dismissing mama? What's happening? Come
1:21:58 on. Get up here. Get up here.
1:22:06 >> No. No.
1:22:14 You needed a walk. Someone didn't get a
1:22:16 walk today. That's what's going on.
1:22:18 You're ramy. Why you so ramy?
1:22:21 H. Why you so ramy? Why you so ramy?
1:22:26 Oh my god. Oh my god. All right. Did it
1:22:30 fix it? Ready to create? All right.
1:22:32 Let's see. Let's put in this thing
1:22:35 again. We'll do We'll do humorous. We'll
1:22:38 do magazine ad. Generate ad mockup. Oh,
1:22:42 wait. Paste. Wait. Paste.
1:22:47 There we go.
1:22:56 I don't know what he wants. I don't
1:22:57 think he wants cheese. I think he wants
1:22:59 to play cuz he was just like, "Let's
1:23:02 go." All right. The art of modern
1:23:04 living. Unleash your unleash your inner
1:23:07 happy little accident. That's pretty
1:23:08 good. Get your kit today.
1:23:11 All right. So, you need to put a URL
1:23:12 there or something like that. Ever want
1:23:14 to paint? Ever want to paint like Bob
1:23:16 Ross but feared actual artistic skill?
1:23:18 Now, you can create masterpieces. So,
1:23:21 this actually [ __ ] works.
1:23:23 It's kind of cool.
1:23:27 Imagine if you actually put in some time
1:23:29 into this thing. Let's do a social media
1:23:32 ad now. Generate ad mockup.
1:23:46 Oh, I've got an idea. All right. Bob
1:23:48 Ross Paint by Numbers sponsored. Your
1:23:51 happy little trees just got a numbered
1:23:53 upgrade. Ever dreamed of painting
1:23:54 majestic mountains but ended up with a
1:23:56 muddy mess? Fear not. Our miniature Bob
1:23:59 Ross kit lets you create masterpieces
1:24:01 one glorious numbered section at a time.
1:24:04 It's so easy even a squirrel can do it.
1:24:06 And look, there's a squirrel with a Bob
1:24:09 Ross paint by numbers painting. That's
1:24:11 good. All right, we're going to we're
1:24:13 going to change this. All right.
1:24:16 Okay, this is good but too generic. I
1:24:22 want to create a Gen X
1:24:28 ad maker
1:24:31 that where let's see where the tool is
1:24:36 Gen X
1:24:40 um designed
1:24:43 and the ads are all
1:24:49 Gen Xfriendly.
1:24:53 the
1:24:54 let's see options. Yes, producer Brandon
1:24:58 options.
1:24:58 >> I just didn't want to interrupt your
1:25:00 flow state, but um we just dropped uh 20
1:25:04 mule Run activation codes in the uh
1:25:07 irregulars channel from their discord
1:25:09 server. So, if you missed out on the
1:25:11 airdrop of the codes for mulerrun.com,
1:25:15 uh there are in the uh irregulars
1:25:19 channel right now, but they were posted
1:25:20 to their public discord, so they won't
1:25:22 last long.
1:25:23 >> All right, so run over to irregulars
1:25:25 right now if you want mule. It's
1:25:27 muleun.com. Is that right? Or muleun.ai.
1:25:30 >> Muerun.com. It's a AI agent marketplace
1:25:33 that Danielle found earlier this week.
1:25:35 >> Y looks like four out of the 20 are
1:25:37 claimed already. So, don't delay. Go.
1:25:39 Go. All right. Beautiful. Thank you. All
1:25:41 right. Uh the options should be uh
1:25:44 options should be um things like um
1:25:49 nostalgia,
1:25:52 um cynical,
1:25:55 um funny,
1:25:59 Gen X funny,
1:26:03 etc.
1:26:04 Um,
1:26:08 if these ads trigger
1:26:13 trigger
1:26:15 Gen Z people,
1:26:18 Gen Z people, then we've done our job,
1:26:25 our job, right? Okay, we're gonna we're
1:26:27 gonna we're going to turn this into a
1:26:29 Gen X ad maker.
1:26:35 Mary, Mary. Oh, my mind is clicking.
1:26:37 Isn't this fun? I If you haven't done
1:26:40 vibe coding before, like do vibe coding
1:26:42 right now. Even if even if for the past
1:26:44 half hour you've you've just been
1:26:46 watching going, I don't really want to
1:26:48 do that. Do it anyway.
1:26:51 Just go to lovable.dev or go to
1:26:56 aistudio.google.com
1:26:57 and click on build and just start
1:27:00 building something. Just do it. Just do
1:27:02 it. Just do it. Just do it. Just do it.
1:27:06 Anti-corporate grunge. Dry and witty.
1:27:09 Slacker apathy. This is good. Tone
1:27:11 shift. The app's language should from
1:27:14 the title to the loading messages has
1:27:17 been rewritten to be on brand. The AI
1:27:20 has also been given a new persona. A
1:27:22 cynical 1990s creative director who
1:27:24 hates tryards.
1:27:28 Here
1:27:30 are the code changes. So this thing, so
1:27:32 you can flip over to the code view and
1:27:34 just watch it. It's now rewriting all of
1:27:36 its code.
1:27:39 And then at some point here, it's going
1:27:40 to redesign it. Let's see. Let's see if
1:27:43 it updated the look and feel.
1:27:51 [Music]
1:27:56 [Music]
1:28:07 Gen X adomatic. Yep.
1:28:11 That's good. That's good. Crafting ads
1:28:15 that are like totally not trying too
1:28:17 hard. All right. So, there's our there's
1:28:20 our ad. 90s nostalgia. We'll go cynical
1:28:22 and sarcastic. We'll do a social media
1:28:25 post. Whatever. Make the ad. I'm totally
1:28:29 [ __ ] submitting this, by the way, to
1:28:31 the contest.
1:28:33 As shitty as it is,
1:28:41 I'm thinking or something. Bob Ross,
1:28:43 Paint by Numbers, because adultting is
1:28:46 overrated. The actual and and actual
1:28:48 talent is optional. Remember when you
1:28:51 thought you'd be a rock star? Turns out
1:28:53 painting tiny pre-numbered landscapes is
1:28:55 way less effort and you'll still get to
1:28:57 feel like an artist. Sort of.
1:29:02 Procrastinate responsibly or just click
1:29:05 here. Whatever.
1:29:11 That's pretty good. All right, let's do
1:29:12 a magazine ad. We'll do uh slacker
1:29:16 apathy.
1:29:20 All right.
1:29:24 shitty as it is, it's light years ahead
1:29:26 of my marketing skill. Yep.
1:29:30 Well, that that's the thing is is like
1:29:33 you got to realize
1:29:35 one of the things that is is hard for me
1:29:38 to still wrap my head around.
1:29:41 Shut up, champ. Stop whining.
1:29:44 Because if you're whining, then I'm
1:29:46 whining and everybody's whining.
1:29:51 Do you have to go pee? You have to go
1:29:53 pee or you just want to go play? Yeah.
1:29:55 You just You're just bored. You're like,
1:29:58 "Where's mom?
1:30:00 I want more cheese. Not watching TV.
1:30:04 You didn't eat your dinner.
1:30:07 She gave you hot dogs and pasta.
1:30:10 Don't give me [ __ ] about He eats people
1:30:11 food. He just does. That's That's his
1:30:13 deal. That's why he's fat.
1:30:16 I got nothing for you. All right.
1:30:21 I'll let you out, but you're just going
1:30:22 to whine out there.
1:30:26 >> All right, I'm gonna let you out. Hang
1:30:28 on, people. Come on.
1:30:31 Come on.
1:30:45 Okay, here's what I was saying.
1:30:47 Um,
1:30:49 one of the things that's hard for me to
1:30:51 still wrap my head around is
1:30:54 these large language models have been
1:30:57 trained on essentially everything that's
1:31:00 been put on the public internet for the
1:31:01 past
1:31:04 70 years.
1:31:06 Like all the [ __ ] in all the databases,
1:31:08 all the [ __ ] in Wikipedia, all the books
1:31:10 that they bought and are now paying $1.5
1:31:12 billion for because they didn't buy
1:31:14 some. Um, all of that stuff is in these
1:31:19 models.
1:31:21 So, every Gen X creative director that
1:31:24 worked at an ad agency, that wrote a
1:31:26 book or wrote a blog post or wrote a
1:31:28 whatever, all of that shit's in there.
1:31:30 So, its ability to
1:31:33 understand what to do with this thing is
1:31:35 it it just it's pretty good.
1:31:38 Your inner cut your inner child just
1:31:40 called. It's bored. Finally, a creative
1:31:44 outlet that doesn't demand actual
1:31:46 creativity. Just pick a color, stay in
1:31:48 the lines. Let me try a different I'm
1:31:50 going to put in um my uh my company
1:31:53 StoryVine. I'm going to put in
1:31:54 storyvine.com.
1:32:00 Um and we'll do anti-corporate grunge
1:32:03 because it's a it's a B2B thing. And
1:32:06 then we'll do a web banner. Whatever.
1:32:08 Make the ad. Please enter a URL. Oh,
1:32:11 http
1:32:14 colon slash
1:32:17 uh https slash. There we go. Uh so we're
1:32:21 going to that we're going to fix. We're
1:32:22 going to say they should you should be
1:32:24 able to take in URLs that don't have
1:32:27 http at the beginning of them because
1:32:29 you can you can [ __ ] add that you
1:32:32 stupid app.
1:32:34 Um
1:32:37 all right. What do we got here?
1:32:40 Finally, a reason to use that camcorder.
1:32:44 Look, we know we know your home movies
1:32:46 were grainy. America's home videos.
1:32:48 Click here or don't. Whatever. That's
1:32:51 not quite right. Um, okay. So, let's
1:32:53 see. So, we're going to do a couple of
1:32:55 things. Um,
1:32:58 make the following
1:33:00 um changes.
1:33:06 bullet. Um,
1:33:08 user should be able to put in a URL
1:33:15 without
1:33:18 https
1:33:19 colon slash,
1:33:22 etc.
1:33:24 And then I'm going to put um
1:33:29 be sure to research
1:33:34 the
1:33:36 company or product
1:33:41 from the URL provided.
1:33:47 So you can write the best
1:33:51 possible ad
1:33:56 based on what you learn.
1:34:01 Let's just let's just try that and see
1:34:03 what that does. See see if we get
1:34:04 something better from story mine.
1:34:17 Yeah, I know. I know the internet's not
1:34:19 70 years old, Vicki, but but what I'm
1:34:22 what I'm talking about is anything
1:34:24 that's been on computer systems, right?
1:34:26 Things were put on university computer
1:34:29 systems 70 years ago and all of those
1:34:31 got connected to the internet. So, it's
1:34:34 it's anything that's been put on
1:34:35 computers that then got internet enabled
1:34:38 in the past 40 years that's that's
1:34:41 there. So, I appreciate your commitment
1:34:44 to accuracy,
1:34:46 but I I'm not a total idiot, but I was
1:34:49 not clear. So, thank you for that. All
1:34:51 right. Um, storyvine.com. Let's see if
1:34:54 it does that good. We'll do '90s
1:34:56 nostalgia
1:34:58 social media post whatever. Make the ad.
1:35:01 All right. So, it let me put in
1:35:02 storyvine.com without the HTTP, which is
1:35:05 nice.
1:35:07 So, hopefully it's off actually reading
1:35:09 the website now rather than just
1:35:16 uh booting up the 486 story vine. Your
1:35:20 authentic story starts here. Don't think
1:35:22 too hard. So, your marketing team
1:35:24 finally realized authenticity is in.
1:35:26 Great. Now you just need to collect a
1:35:28 million videos without a film crew.
1:35:30 Story Mind makes it easy. This is good.
1:35:32 This is good. This worked. All right,
1:35:35 let's put in um we'll put in uh let's go
1:35:38 back to Amazon for a second. Amazon.
1:35:42 Let's go to Amazon Hall.
1:35:47 Um what is that? The real man lift
1:35:52 pouch.
1:35:53 Good lord, people.
1:36:01 What? What is happening? Um, oh, wait.
1:36:04 Let's do let's let's let's do a a n
1:36:07 let's let's let's do a sort of gen x
1:36:12 gifts.
1:36:16 [Music]
1:36:18 Let's see. Gen,
1:36:20 we'll do Gen X is one word.
1:36:24 Gen X gifts. No Gen X gifts. Okay. Uh,
1:36:28 fine. Uh, Gen X. We'll just put in Gen
1:36:30 X.
1:36:33 No.
1:36:36 Uh, someone give me a
1:36:41 something to look for here. Um,
1:36:45 calculator.
1:36:47 Calvin Klein women. Calligraphy.
1:36:50 All right, fine. We'll do a calligraphy
1:36:51 kit. You've You've convinced me.
1:36:54 Calligraphy it is.
1:36:56 Um,
1:37:00 all right. Pen markers.
1:37:09 Okay, back to our little app.
1:37:14 Paste in that thing. 90s nostalgia.
1:37:16 We're going to go anti-corporate grunge.
1:37:19 We're going to go social media post.
1:37:22 Whatever. Make an ad. All right. like on
1:37:24 Teemo AI experience. Do those work as
1:37:26 well? Yeah, probably. Oh, AliExpress. I
1:37:30 I would think if I've done this right,
1:37:32 every URL should work because it's I
1:37:34 told it to go look at the URLs. Pet
1:37:36 Rock, that's not a bad idea.
1:37:39 All right.
1:37:41 Remember when you actually made stuff?
1:37:43 Yeah, us too. Tired of num of thumb
1:37:46 scrolling into oblivion? Grab these pens
1:37:48 and make something real. Or don't. Just
1:37:50 don't ask us to explain NFTTS again.
1:37:52 These are good.
1:37:54 It's really good. Um
1:37:58 I I think I think rather than
1:38:03 that I think we should do Okay, we're
1:38:06 going to change this slightly. Okay,
1:38:08 this is great.
1:38:12 Um but I want all of the mockups
1:38:16 to be social ads.
1:38:22 um Facebook, um LinkedIn
1:38:27 X, etc.
1:38:31 And I want the
1:38:37 ad to be
1:38:40 optimized
1:38:42 for the
1:38:44 audiences on those platforms.
1:38:53 in addition to
1:38:57 the vibe.
1:39:03 All right,
1:39:04 let's have it redo that. Champy's
1:39:06 whining again. Tick tock. Hang on. I'll
1:39:08 be right back.
1:39:15 >> Come on, you whiner.
1:39:20 I know you're bored, but that's tough.
1:39:22 That's It's life in a big city. And I
1:39:25 know we're not in a big city. That's not
1:39:26 the point.
1:39:28 Okay. Tik Tok pin. Is there a Tik Tok
1:39:32 pin? There's not a pin right now.
1:39:38 Are you all vibe coding along? Everyone
1:39:40 having fun fun?
1:39:44 Tik Tok pin. Cassette tapes. Oh,
1:39:46 cassette tapes would be good.
1:39:49 Yeah. All right. So, let's go find a
1:39:52 cassette tape thing. Let's see. Platform
1:39:55 specific mockups. The old generic ad
1:39:57 formats are gone. You can now choose
1:39:59 between Facebook, Instagram, X, formerly
1:40:02 Twitter, and LinkedIn. Each mockup is
1:40:03 designed to look and feel how a real ad
1:40:06 on that social platform. The most
1:40:08 important change, the AI creative
1:40:10 director now explicitly tailor its copy,
1:40:13 the headline, the body, the call to
1:40:14 action for the typical audience of that
1:40:17 platform while still keeping the core
1:40:19 Gen X vibe. The LinkedIn ad will have a
1:40:22 different flavor than the ad for X, even
1:40:24 with the same product and style.
1:40:26 Streamlined UI. The interface has been
1:40:28 updated to reflect the new choices,
1:40:30 making the process just as simple as
1:40:32 before. This is good.
1:40:35 This is very good.
1:40:37 I just vibe coded an app I've been
1:40:39 trying to build for months. Woohoo. This
1:40:42 is why we play. Cassette tape player
1:40:45 with a mic and a pleather case. This is
1:40:47 good. Okay. Um cassette
1:40:51 player. Cassette tape player. Here we
1:40:53 go.
1:40:55 There we go. Now we're talking, people.
1:40:59 There is Are there really only two of
1:41:02 them?
1:41:04 Jesus. Wait. Amazon
1:41:08 cassette
1:41:10 player.
1:41:12 Here we go. Okay.
1:41:23 Retro80s cassette player
1:41:27 with Bluetooth. That's good. Okay, we'll
1:41:30 do this one.
1:41:32 Oh, wait. And Vicki, you uh AliExpress.
1:41:35 Yeah, let's do an AliExpress one. Um Ali
1:41:38 Express. Let's see if it'll do
1:41:43 do that.
1:41:46 Here we go. We'll go cassette
1:41:50 player.
1:41:54 Oh, these are great. Okay, here's one
1:41:57 the size of a cassette tape itself. Do
1:41:59 you remember that in the '9s when they
1:42:01 when Sony came out with the Walkman's
1:42:03 that were like just barely larger than
1:42:05 the cassette itself? Those were
1:42:07 remarkable. All right, here's a here's a
1:42:09 yellow one. This is good. AliExpress
1:42:13 $16.
1:42:15 66% off. It's It's What a bargain. What
1:42:19 a bargain.
1:42:21 All right. Fantastic. Bob, tell him what
1:42:23 he's won.
1:42:25 All right. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter,
1:42:27 LinkedIn. Beautiful.
1:42:29 There's our thing. We're going to do
1:42:31 this. We'll do this as a Facebook ad to
1:42:33 start. 90s nostalgia. That's perfect.
1:42:36 Whatever. Here we go.
1:42:40 Can you use a URL in the Wayback
1:42:42 Machine? I still have my Walkman. That's
1:42:44 awesome. You might be able to
1:42:58 Tap here. Keep wondering.
1:43:01 Your phone is already a leash. Wait.
1:43:03 Crucial. Luxury women's smart watch. No,
1:43:07 that's not right.
1:43:18 Oh, I know what we got to do. Okay.
1:43:20 Wait. We got to do something here. Um,
1:43:25 it just made
1:43:30 it just made an ad
1:43:34 where it completely
1:43:38 ignored
1:43:40 the
1:43:43 um web
1:43:46 page from the URL.
1:43:50 fix
1:43:52 that.
1:43:53 And also,
1:43:56 um, be sure to grab a product shot from
1:44:03 the website
1:44:08 to
1:44:10 feature in the ad. All right.
1:44:17 So, I don't know. Something something
1:44:18 clearly went off the rails there when it
1:44:20 when it when it changed the uh the
1:44:23 platform.
1:44:40 Oh lordy lordy lordy. Is everybody vibe
1:44:44 coding? Is everybody doing something or
1:44:46 y'all just sitting back smoking weed and
1:44:48 eating nachos? You stoners. You big
1:44:52 stoners.
1:44:53 What are you doing you stoners? All
1:44:55 right. Focus forced URL research product
1:44:58 f focused imagery.
1:45:02 Crucially, the instruction for the ads
1:45:04 image has been completely changed.
1:45:07 Instead of creating a stylized vibe
1:45:09 photo, it's now required to generate a
1:45:12 prompt for a clean, professional product
1:45:14 shot. Well, no, I don't necessarily want
1:45:16 that.
1:45:19 We'll see if it we'll see if it even
1:45:20 figures out the uh thing.
1:45:34 Finding our flannel. Booting up the 486.
1:45:50 No, it it it couldn't find it. So,
1:45:53 AliExpress didn't go well. Let's go back
1:45:55 to We'll go back to Amazon.
1:46:02 Do cassette player.
1:46:10 We'll do this guy right here.
1:46:14 Oh, you know what? I bet is happening.
1:46:19 I bet it's grabbing
1:46:24 I bet it's grabbing it's making the ad
1:46:27 based on
1:46:29 the URL. Amazon URLs have a description
1:46:33 of the product in the URL itself. I bet
1:46:37 that's what's going on. We'll see if
1:46:38 we'll see if this thing actually
1:46:39 features a product shot.
1:46:54 The other thing that you can do in these
1:46:56 vibe coding apps is I can actually
1:46:58 scroll backwards and revert to an
1:47:00 earlier version of this.
1:47:04 Yeah, it just it just made up this
1:47:05 image. It didn't get the image itself.
1:47:08 Okay. So, that's bad. So, let's do this.
1:47:12 Let's do
1:47:16 um
1:47:21 rather than
1:47:25 ah this is going to be too complicated.
1:47:27 Now we're getting into Amazon
1:47:29 APIs.
1:47:35 I'm going to I'm going to revert I'm
1:47:36 going to revert back to a version.
1:47:41 put the URL without the the APS
1:47:44 checkpoint.
1:47:46 This is okay, but I want all the mockups
1:47:48 to be socialized. Okay, restore this
1:47:51 checkpoint.
1:47:53 Let me pop this in.
1:47:57 I'm going to see if this older version
1:48:01 was just making [ __ ] up. I bet it was.
1:48:07 [Music]
1:48:13 Yeah, that's not the same thing.
1:48:16 Walkman's still in your attic. We found
1:48:18 your old mixtapes. Good. Okay, so here's
1:48:21 what I want to try. Okay, so let's see.
1:48:27 Okay, I've reverted to an earlier
1:48:33 version. I want you to
1:48:36 look at images from the product
1:48:42 URL
1:48:45 and
1:48:46 use them as inputs
1:48:50 to the prompt
1:48:53 to make
1:48:55 the ad.
1:48:57 So, we still have the personality
1:49:04 But the product
1:49:08 itself
1:49:10 is accurately
1:49:13 represented in the ad.
1:49:21 Use your multi-modal
1:49:24 capabilities
1:49:27 to
1:49:29 look at the product,
1:49:35 then
1:49:38 smartly incorporate it
1:49:42 into an ad image
1:49:46 with appropriate yet. Copy.
1:49:50 All right, let's see.
1:49:52 Let's see if we can get it to do
1:49:54 something decently sophisticated.
1:49:56 My guess is it's not going to be able to
1:49:58 do this because
1:50:02 right now I can give it a URL and what
1:50:04 it's likely doing is it's likely going
1:50:06 to that URL and looking at the text of
1:50:11 the site. if that it might just be going
1:50:15 and like researching whatever's in the
1:50:18 URL. I don't know.
1:50:20 It's probably it probably it's not an
1:50:23 agent, right? So, it's not out visually
1:50:26 looking at websites like we could we
1:50:28 could do this if we were building an
1:50:30 agent and we had to go looking at a
1:50:32 website using one of those kind of
1:50:34 tools. I think you would actually have
1:50:36 to have an API from Amazon to be able to
1:50:39 pull the images, right? So, let's see.
1:50:43 You got it.
1:50:45 The previous approach was clever, but
1:50:47 you're right. An ad needs to feature the
1:50:49 actual pro product, not just an
1:50:52 interpretation of it. Relying on a text
1:50:54 prompt alone was a weak link. I've
1:50:56 rearchitected the application to use a
1:50:59 powerful multimodal approach. It takes a
1:51:01 user provided product image. Ah, okay.
1:51:05 And uses AI to reshoot it. That's
1:51:07 actually not a bad idea. Image upload
1:51:09 multimodal AI and stylized ads. Okay,
1:51:14 this is not bad. But let's see if it's
1:51:16 just product URL product image.
1:51:20 Choose file. Okay, so so let's say um
1:51:24 this is great. Um
1:51:29 uh great. Let's see. Great. But I want
1:51:33 to be able to paste
1:51:37 the image
1:51:39 into the field
1:51:42 from the clipboard.
1:51:48 Uh I want to be able to press in the
1:51:52 clipboard. Um, or
1:51:55 drag and drop
1:52:00 or upload.
1:52:04 Right. I'm lazy. Feed my laziness.
1:52:22 This hunting motel doesn't have a
1:52:23 microwave to heat up the nachos. And no
1:52:26 smoking allowed. It's a hunting lodge.
1:52:28 What do you mean no smoking's allowed?
1:52:30 Doesn't make any sense at all. I'm vi
1:52:32 vibe coding an app for pinning things to
1:52:34 Pinterest. Perfect.
1:52:37 Perfect. Analyzing six errors. Fixing
1:52:40 this form submission.
1:52:45 Tired of cringe ad. Yeah, us too.
1:53:02 [Music]
1:53:13 Okay. So, let's go grab this. We'll grab
1:53:16 this. Save image as
1:53:19 desktop. save. We're going to go back to
1:53:22 our little ad.
1:53:24 We're going to go paste.
1:53:27 We're going to go choose a file.
1:53:31 Oh, it should display it. But let's
1:53:34 generate the ad. Let's see. Let's see if
1:53:35 it works.
1:53:54 Oh, it did it. Look at that.
1:53:57 That worked.
1:54:00 Yep. We put Bluetooth in a cassette
1:54:02 player. Don't act surprised. That was
1:54:03 funny. I made fun of that, too. Your
1:54:06 carefully curated mixtapes now less
1:54:08 tangled wires. Relive your glory days.
1:54:11 We're just finally digitized that demo.
1:54:13 We won't judge much. That's a good ad.
1:54:16 Okay. So, we're going to do um make the
1:54:21 input
1:54:23 a drag and drop input
1:54:28 and
1:54:30 display the uploaded image
1:54:36 um in that space.
1:54:41 Make it more
1:54:44 impressive.
1:54:47 Don't be lazy.
1:54:50 Um,
1:54:52 telling your your AI robot that it's
1:54:55 been lazy. Good practice. Good practice.
1:54:59 All right. Pine cone vector database
1:55:01 went from $3 a month to a minimum of $50
1:55:05 a month.
1:55:07 Oh, that sucks.
1:55:10 That's you know what they're doing Joker
1:55:12 when when they're when they're going
1:55:13 from usage based stuff to a monthly
1:55:16 minimum. They're actually that's a
1:55:19 strategy to cut out the small developer
1:55:22 because individual developers are a pain
1:55:24 in the ass. They they want people with
1:55:25 money. That's stupid.
1:55:29 I don't like that at all.
1:55:37 I wonder if we could make this a two
1:55:38 panel a two column thing.
1:55:46 Okay, let's see. Okay.
1:55:51 Okay. the
1:55:59 um
1:56:02 click, drag and drop or paste.
1:56:06 How? You can't paste, can you? Wait.
1:56:10 Um,
1:56:19 can I drag and drop? Yeah. Oh, and it
1:56:21 did. Look, it displays it now. Cool.
1:56:25 Okay, but let's see.
1:56:31 Let me grab screenshot of this.
1:56:38 We're going to say we're going to paste
1:56:39 it in here. And we're gonna say the
1:56:47 image should
1:56:50 be uh let's see um should be
1:56:56 below
1:56:58 the URL
1:57:02 and then the
1:57:06 vibe and platform options.
1:57:11 should be
1:57:15 on their own.
1:57:23 Oops, I'm doing the wrong thing. Hit the
1:57:26 wrong button.
1:57:31 Oh, it's 10:00.
1:57:33 It's getting late, people.
1:57:36 Well, you get the basic idea here. You
1:57:38 can do some pretty cool [ __ ] if you're
1:57:40 willing to, you know, hold the vision.
1:57:44 Like again,
1:57:46 this is what the core of my book's going
1:57:48 to be is our job increasingly
1:57:52 is after you learn
1:57:55 there's all these different tools and
1:57:57 they all kind of do these different
1:57:59 things. Our job is going to be to kind
1:58:01 of hold the center of what's the vision
1:58:03 here? What's the idea?
1:58:06 and then navigate between these
1:58:08 different tools to be able to build
1:58:10 something like this. That's or to build
1:58:12 whatever to build a business plan, to
1:58:14 build a song, to build a movie.
1:58:20 You're the producer. It's your ideas.
1:58:24 Andrea, thanks, Kyle. You've inspired me
1:58:26 to make an app for my business. Good.
1:58:29 Perfect. Now that I got my app, can I
1:58:32 see it somewhere outside of Google?
1:58:34 Yeah, there's a publish. So you you can
1:58:36 save you save your app, you can share
1:58:38 your app, but there's a publish button.
1:58:40 What I'm not clear about source camp is
1:58:43 exactly how it lives in the world. Um
1:58:47 Brandon might know that, but if anyone
1:58:49 knows that, let me know.
1:58:52 Um
1:58:55 okay, this is good. Your product,
1:58:58 okay, this is great. Now,
1:59:04 I'd
1:59:08 like to make this a two column app
1:59:13 where
1:59:15 the inputs where the the the
1:59:19 title spans the page
1:59:24 and
1:59:27 and
1:59:29 Below it are two columns
1:59:35 with the inputs
1:59:40 on the left
1:59:42 and the output on the right.
1:59:48 Go.
1:59:56 All right. doing his thing.
2:00:07 If you're feeling overwhelmed with all
2:00:09 this AI stuff and how sophisticated
2:00:12 AI is now, just that's okay. Keep keep
2:00:17 feeling that uncomfortableness and just
2:00:19 play anyway. Just go for it.
2:00:25 Okay, that didn't work.
2:00:35 It's still just one column.
2:01:00 Here's
2:01:11 the corrected file. This will fix it.
2:01:14 That's what Gemini says to me. We'll
2:01:16 see. We'll see. Old Gemini. Nope. Didn't
2:01:21 fix it.
2:01:23 I'm exhausted. All right. Whatever. Um,
2:01:27 let's see if it still works.
2:01:31 So, we've got to go get Let's go do
2:01:33 another ad. We'll we'll uh we'll grab
2:01:38 um
2:01:41 let's go try an Alibaba. We'll grab this
2:01:43 thing. So, we'll grab this ad or this
2:01:46 image.
2:01:49 Oh, you can't grab the images. Nice.
2:01:52 Perfect.
2:02:06 Okay, I think I got a zoomed in shitty
2:02:10 screenshot. Perfect.
2:02:14 Now we'll get a good one.
2:02:19 Okay. Um,
2:02:22 going back to here. Let's see.
2:02:28 Screenshot.
2:02:34 There we go. All right, that works.
2:02:38 So, here we'll get our URL. Copy.
2:02:46 90s nostalgia. We'll do Slacker apathy
2:02:50 social media post. Whatever. Make the
2:02:52 ad.
2:02:57 doing the thing
2:03:04 adjusting the tracking. You can also see
2:03:07 if if you've been playing along, can you
2:03:09 see where like hours and hours and hours
2:03:12 could could blow by? Yeah, they're
2:03:15 small. So, this are give a damn.
2:03:17 Remember when everything was oversized?
2:03:19 We barely do. The sun was out of our
2:03:20 eyes. Yeah. vintage small frame
2:03:24 sunglasses. So, what
2:03:28 what I've now realized is that um
2:03:34 the AliExpress logos don't have any
2:03:37 product description in them and the
2:03:39 Amazon ones do.
2:03:42 So, this is a this is a bit of a fail
2:03:47 application
2:03:51 because it's not really looking at the
2:03:53 website.
2:03:56 So, I'm going to let it I'm going to
2:03:57 leave it there. This might be something
2:03:59 I go try to fix,
2:04:04 but like the only way you can discover
2:04:05 that is So, so like this is wild. So now
2:04:10 >> you're rolling over.
2:04:11 >> Um,
2:04:14 so now we're not only
2:04:17 we're not only learning how to vibe
2:04:19 code, but you you now have to be as
2:04:21 curious about the application that you
2:04:23 created as you used to have to be about
2:04:26 AI because you got to see if it actually
2:04:29 works, right? Because like most things
2:04:32 with AI, it's good enough to make you
2:04:35 think that it's working really well, but
2:04:38 then you discover things like if you
2:04:40 have a URL that doesn't have the product
2:04:42 description in the URL, it's not
2:04:44 actually looking at the product page.
2:04:47 So, that's a problem. All right. So,
2:04:49 just keep playing. Just keep playing.
2:04:52 Oh, getting a crazy lightning storm here
2:04:54 in Dallas. What is it with lightning all
2:04:57 of a sudden? Okay. Uh I'm going to get
2:05:00 out of here. Let me go get on out of
2:05:01 here. Um, homework for the weekend.
2:05:07 Well,
2:05:11 I would say go back. Go back here.
2:05:14 Here's a thing you can do. Go look at
2:05:16 your bank account and look at
2:05:19 subscriptions that you're still paying
2:05:21 for for services that you haven't looked
2:05:24 at in three months
2:05:27 and go back to that service. So, if you
2:05:30 haven't used Ideogram or if you haven't
2:05:32 used LTX Studio, if there's something
2:05:34 that you're still paying for that you
2:05:35 haven't looked at in a while, go back
2:05:37 and play with it because
2:05:40 these things are getting more and more
2:05:42 and more sophisticated.
2:05:44 The other thing I would say is if you
2:05:46 vibe coded something cool tonight, you
2:05:49 you've got, you know, all weekend to do
2:05:52 this um this vibe coding thing. like I
2:05:55 think I'm going to submit this Gen X ad
2:05:57 maker to the uh to the vibe coding
2:06:00 contest. Why not? It's kind of funny. Um
2:06:04 and uh and yeah, could could be could be
2:06:07 kind of fun. So So just explore this
2:06:10 weekend. Do the do the hackathon. Um
2:06:13 because who knows, you might you might
2:06:15 win some money or you might just get,
2:06:16 you know, someone pointing something out
2:06:19 to you. Um, share anything you're
2:06:22 working on on the AI salon. Share it in
2:06:25 the look what I made or in the
2:06:26 irregulars channel. Anywhere you want to
2:06:28 anywhere you want to share it. Just try
2:06:30 to do some engagement.
2:06:32 Um, and then we'll be back Monday. All
2:06:35 right. So, I've got some work to do.
2:06:38 I've got a uh a potential job building a
2:06:42 30- secondond ad, which is kind of fun
2:06:45 using uh
2:06:48 using all the new tools. I mean, what's
2:06:50 what's what's
2:06:53 kind of stunning about getting asked,
2:06:55 hey, can you make this ad? The answer
2:06:57 is, I think I can.
2:07:01 I don't know which tool to use anymore.
2:07:04 Um because they all keep changing. So,
2:07:06 my workflows are just keep getting
2:07:08 upended, but um it's just crazy times,
2:07:11 man. We live in crazy flipping times.
2:07:14 Um Nano Banana is officially on X.
2:07:17 Listen, last thing I'll say, kudos to
2:07:20 Google. Someone at Google is paying
2:07:23 attention. They haven't been paying
2:07:25 attention for [ __ ] decades.
2:07:28 Someone at Google is paying attention.
2:07:30 and they actually recognized that
2:07:31 everyone was calling it Nano Banana and
2:07:33 not Gemini 2.5 Flash and they're leaning
2:07:37 into it. Um, and they're doing the Nano
2:07:39 Banana hackathon this weekend like in
2:07:41 conjunction with Kaggle which I think
2:07:44 they own Tik Tok question.
2:07:47 Um, contest I just got here. What
2:07:50 contest? Good evening by the way. Good
2:07:51 evening. Um, if you go to kaggle.com
2:07:57 hang oncompetitions
2:08:00 k a gglecompetitions
2:08:05 slashbanana.
2:08:07 You've got the nano banana hackathon
2:08:10 which let me show you the page.
2:08:13 There's the page. The nanobanana
2:08:15 hackathon on Kaggle
2:08:18 or you can just look it up on X. It's
2:08:20 it's it's there on X. $400,000 in
2:08:24 prizes. It's just this weekend. They're
2:08:28 looking for apps that leverage Nano
2:08:30 Banana. All right. And Nano Banana is
2:08:33 just so fun to say. I agree. All right,
2:08:37 Groovy. So, go play this weekend. Go
2:08:39 make some [ __ ] It's time. It's he
2:08:47 I think the days
2:08:50 if if you're if you're an a regular if
2:08:52 you're someone who comes here a lot I
2:08:54 think the days of sort of discrete tool
2:08:57 playing are kind of coming to an end. I
2:09:01 think we're entering an era where our
2:09:04 real skill, like the the really skilled
2:09:06 people in AI are going to be able to
2:09:08 bounce between tools and bring things
2:09:11 together from multiple tools. Um,
2:09:16 that's
2:09:21 harder,
2:09:23 but I think it's important. Um,
2:09:27 so I would I would encourage you start
2:09:29 thinking about crossd discipline. Think
2:09:32 about AI as as 10 different team members
2:09:35 that that you sort of spin into
2:09:37 existence to help you execate execute
2:09:40 some larger vision. Um, that's where I
2:09:43 think we're headed. So, um,
2:09:47 yeah, I'm just getting my head around it
2:09:48 right now, but but I think that's the
2:09:50 new skill. All right. I think that's the
2:09:53 as as we enter the sort of, you know,
2:09:55 we're out of 101, we're out of 2011,
2:09:57 we're now getting into AI 301. And I
2:10:00 think AI301 is you start to do some more
2:10:02 sophisticated
2:10:04 um
2:10:06 crossf functional
2:10:08 AI AI workings.
2:10:11 Um, all right, GI. Um, hope you have a
2:10:14 fantastic weekend. Hope you had fun
2:10:16 tonight. Peace out. Have a good And I'll
2:10:18 see you Monday.