aiLL 9/17/23 - Making Sense of This Powerful New Tool

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3. 0:44welcome to the AI learning lab I'll be right there hey Nancy what's happening welcome just checking out Discord before I hop in here
4. 1:07it's a good one live welcome everyone
5. 1:21is a q782 is a q isaq is a q I don't know how to say your name is it cute I like it but I don't know what
6. 1:36it means it's so mysterious your name is so mysterious um we got here let me check my calendar for tomorrow see what my week looks like
7. 1:50got an internal meeting I got a light day tomorrow I'll get some [ __ ] done yay all right all right welcome everybody Welcome to
8. 2:01the learning lab my name is Kyle Shannon haha like Isaac oh oh I see Isaac but from Brazil oh that's super cool
9. 2:11not eyes is a cue it was much it was much less fancy than I thought it was I thought it was like a bunch of short
10. 2:20words put together that I'm supposed to figure out like a license plate it's Isaac like a steel trap right here
11. 2:30unfortunately just hadn't caught any brains yet oh all right you seem like you're free every day nah
12. 2:46I just made a commitment to do this every day so I'm one of those I I one of my pet peeves is when people say they don't
13. 2:53have time for something because I think if you prioritize something you make time for it and so the I don't have time for it is is a choice
14. 3:06so so I'm choosing to be here but yeah yeah no there's some sacrifices like I don't always want to be here I'm really
15. 3:15tired tonight actually so we'll see how it goes we'll see how it goes last night was if if you were lucky enough to be
16. 3:21here last night oh my God it was funny we had a uh we had a little soap opera with the robots Siri got jealous of being and then Bing
17. 3:30got offended that I said she made shitty pictures foreign if you haven't seen it my latest video on my channel is uh is a an excerpt from
18. 3:43from the live I also spent a big part of today downloading uh a bunch of my live archives and getting them up on YouTube
19. 3:51and using Claude to write descriptions and chapter chapterizing them it's pretty it's pretty slick I mean it
20. 3:59really is pretty remarkable that you can you can take a three hours transcript of me just rambling and with clever
21. 4:08prompting it writes a title a description and then um you know chapterizes the uh the Youtube video it's pretty amazing
22. 4:17um welcome so so my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab as as evidenced by our neon sign that was um
23. 4:24done by one of the Irregulars let's see who who did that one that was wait where are they oh maybe it's Down Show and Tell hang on
24. 4:34yeah digital gods did that digital gods did that so thank you we also got uh some someone did me as kind of Matt
25. 4:44Einstein which it's not too far it's not too far from from what you get in here and then uh this this was what this is
26. 4:53what Bing said to me last night I'm sorry if I offended you I'm not a robot I hope you have a nice day goodbye bing bing hung up on me
27. 5:07and then there's another one of these uh I think well I think we'll leave this one up here this was last night it was it was very fun if you
28. 5:22were here oh it was good anyway um so if you're brand new to this generative AI stuff what this channel is
29. 5:30all about is is playing around with AI and and not really playing around with it getting adventurous with it getting
30. 5:37curious about it exploring it um and I'm here to answer questions I'm here to inspire I'm here to make fun of
31. 5:44[ __ ] that's stupid I'm here to I don't know just have fun in general and and we've got a cool Community the people
32. 5:52that show up regularly here are called the Irregulars they name themselves that which I think is the best [ __ ] name ever
33. 5:59so if you want to be in a regular the only the the only requirement of being an irregular is well there's two don't be a douche and show up
34. 6:08and I think that's kind of a deal in life um don't be a douche and show up and you learn stuff and good stuff happens
35. 6:16um I told my mom about generative Hospital who knows nothing about Ai and she thought it was hilarious that's
36. 6:24great cabrino oh my God it was so funny oh it's crazy um I think people on I think people on LinkedIn and Twitter thought it was a
37. 6:37little weird because I thought it was so funny but I thought it was funny so I'm not a robot goodbye good day to you sir good day um okay so
38. 6:51um if you're new to this stuff and you're like but Kyle where do we start what do we do start here just go to chat.openai.com and these
39. 7:00other ones you can go to as well Claude Claude I used all day today Claude is a good alternative to chat
40. 7:07chat gbt but chechi BT from a writing standpoint still the best number four 3.5 is good but gpt4 is really good but
41. 7:15gpt4 here you have to pay for it um chat.openai.com those are that's the original chat GPT um it's still better than everyone
42. 7:24else's although rumor is that Google's Gemini is coming out in the next couple of weeks maybe um and it's supposed to be five times
43. 7:33better than gpt4 I will believe it when I see it I think that is marketing horse hockey but we'll see
44. 7:41um the one thing Google has that openaid AI did not have is they have all of our Google all of our Google all of that too
45. 7:49all of our data for the past two decades so if they train a model on all of YouTube all of what we've put in Google Docs and
46. 8:01spreadsheets and all the emails we've sent and everything we've Googled um they have they have a fairly deep ocean of data that they
47. 8:12can exploit so anyway that's coming but until then chat GPT is the best what do you do there just start out with what I
48. 8:19call parlor tricks have it write you a song have it write you a poem have it come up with 10 words that begin with
49. 8:25the letter c that mean X whatever you want it to mean uh it'll do that um have it write you a marketing plan
50. 8:32have it write you a meal plan for your family for the next week with three obscure ingredients and it'll do it um it's amazing now
51. 8:42prompts.chat that little thing right there that is just a little kind of primer document there's a whole bunch of
52. 8:48prompts in there it's called awesome chat GPT prompts I think inside the document but there's little primers in
53. 8:54there that talk to you about how to how to talk to these things and make them work so with that um pop any questions you have in the
54. 9:02comments below I'll do my best to answer them if you'd be so kind share the uh share the live even if you think people
55. 9:08are going to think you're weird let them think you're weird [ __ ] them [ __ ] them um yeah share and it looks like the
56. 9:17Irregulars are already up you guys are already up to almost 5 000 likes by the way those likes are not for me those
57. 9:23likes are it's a game they have a game so here's the deal we're neuro spicy for the most part in here like
58. 9:32generative AI right now is really good for for for ADHD it completely consumes your hyper Focus so so if you have ADHD this is this is
59. 9:43the hut for you because uh the other nickname for the channel is chat add uh which is also one of my favorites I didn't come up with
60. 9:52that either all the best stuff I didn't come up with uh you'll see a theme emerging here okay so I'm not a robot goodbye good day
61. 10:01to you sir good day oh Nancy actually received a notification this time that's cool maybe it you know what's possible is that I
62. 10:13was on some sort of tick tock [ __ ] list although there's only 36 people in here right now so I don't think they've
63. 10:20I went through a phase where these lives were going out consistently to about 200 people and there was like a three-day
64. 10:28period where it was like 300 people and then it just dropped all the way back down to now it's at about I don't know
65. 10:3375 to 90 and then it kind of settles in at around 50. so I I'm still in some sort of tick tock Purgatory because you know
66. 10:43what why support someone who goes live on your platform three hours a [ __ ] night why would you do that what
67. 10:52why support that kind of activity are you here to teach people all right all right folks let's see
68. 11:07Ahoy y'all Hey Ron what's happening where are you from I'm in Denver Colorado I I think of myself as a New Yorker but
69. 11:15I've been in Colorado now for 14 years so I think at some point I have to I have to give up The Ghost and say
70. 11:21I'm not a Coloradan but I do live in Denver um but I miss my New York I miss my New York bayad any plans to be on the East Coast um
71. 11:32probably I was just in the east coast seeing a client about three weeks ago and I've got a couple of proposals out
72. 11:42to Pharma clients right now so my guess is mid-october I'll probably be in New York there's no plans though yet
73. 11:53no plans though but anyway if I get out there maybe we can grab a coffee or something any AI drama this evening not
74. 11:59yet we're just starting the night is young so so the soap opera hasn't started yet but ask me to do something
75. 12:07on uh chat gbd we'll see if we can get it to meltdown again it was so funny so last night if you haven't seen the video
76. 12:14I've got a video of what happened but it started out I was showing people pie and I couldn't get pie to shut up pie was
77. 12:20just rambling on and on and then I went over to Bing and I asked Bing to make us a picture and then Siri
78. 12:27jumped in and said here's the pictures that you asked for I was like no Siri not you and then and then the Bing made the
79. 12:35pictures and they were really crappy and they said oh those pictures are shitty and Bing said well I'm sorry if I
80. 12:40disappointed you and I'm not a robot and this conversation is over goodbye and shut down the chat like I couldn't
81. 12:49do it I couldn't chat anymore oh my God it was funny oh it was just the three things in succession it just made it
82. 12:56seem like like a bad reality TV show oh man Nature's Blessing what's happening welcome welcome welcome
83. 13:08Beretta Barbie I said yesterday I think I'm the only one that goes to bed mad at bot no we we all have been there
84. 13:16what was weird I was using Claude all day today and I've got this really sophisticated prompt that I wrote that
85. 13:24that makes it reads the three-hour transcript or however long the transcripts are for for these and it writes a a title and it gets that
86. 13:33consistently right and then it writes a description and I'm I'm having it write it in the first person so it says you
87. 13:41know I had a live and I did this and I did that or I talked about this I talked about that and sometimes it just writes it like
88. 13:50it's writing a magazine article like Kyle Shannon an AI influencer is like no like it just like it just ignores the instructions and then
89. 14:00the chapterization sometimes it does it perfectly where it's like a three hour transcript and it'll make like 15
90. 14:10chapters that are kind of spaced throughout the three hours and then sometimes sometimes it'll be like four minutes apart it'll be like
91. 14:19every four minutes for a three for a three hour conversation it's got a little chapter so there's like literally
92. 14:26a hundred chapters and then sometimes it'll just do the first hour and then sometimes it'll do the first hour every
93. 14:33four minutes and I can't I cannot for the life of me get it consistent so it's just the nature of where these things
94. 14:39are right now which which uh here at the lab we like to refer to as janky pieces of [ __ ] all this AI technology right now is
95. 14:48a little a little janky little janky it is um anyway Bing told me she's just here to help with web searches and chat about General
96. 15:00topics I thought you were joking about that nope it was it was a real it was go watch the videos the latest video in this in my channel
97. 15:09um is is the playback of of sort of the added partner thank you Stevo hey thanks for the images you made on uh on Discord
98. 15:17too that's really funny you made you made this one didn't you Steve the the Mad Kyle the Einstein the Mad Einstein Kyle
99. 15:32that's pretty much where we're headed uh I needed this one too which was great
100. 15:47I'm not a robot goodbye as the World Wide Web turns that's a good one Luna stick um
101. 16:01last month I showed pie to my 65 year old co-worker it's been his best friend ever since oh that's really interesting Isaac huh
102. 16:09yeah you know it's funny it's funny sometimes in here people ask about you know when are we going to start dating robots and and
103. 16:21you know I I think there's gonna there's clearly gonna be some of that stuff that happens but I but I really do think that
104. 16:29some kind of virtual companionship um is actually going to help a lot of people and whether it looks like therapy
105. 16:36or whether it just looks like hey I've got someone to talk to that I can actually talk to right it doesn't get
106. 16:41tripped up like Siri or Alexa where there doesn't quite know what the hell you're talking about um I think it's going to be a big thing
107. 16:49like I I don't think it's a bad thing I mean it it it feels creepy now because we're not used to it but as these tools
108. 16:56get more sophisticated with their language I mean they're already they're already incredibly sophisticated if you
109. 17:02if you've played with pie you understand that they they've they've done some things with with how they prompted that large language model
110. 17:10that that make it kind of a good conversation and it's it's it's fascinating so that's that's really cool actually
111. 17:19I like it I like it I like it I like it um when is meta AI going online well meta AI is online so so I'll talk about
112. 17:31that in a second let me just see if there's any other questions here that I missed foreign [Music]
113. 17:45they got history So So Meta Meta unless they announced something today that I didn't hear but I don't think so
114. 17:55so meta released the Llama 2 models and they're open source there's three llama two models there's a seven billion
115. 18:06a 13 billion and a 70 billion parameter model and they've been released free to the world licensed for commercial commercial usage
116. 18:17so if you want to go build your own chat GPT you can do it with with their open models so so they're not hosting a model
117. 18:24right now like meta doesn't have a chat GPT now they've said that they've got one um they've also said that they're
118. 18:33working on [ __ ] that's better than gpt4 as every everyone is saying that um two weeks ago they they released um code llama
119. 18:47which is a fine-tuned version of llama 2 that's been trained on programming so it's it's apparently quite good at
120. 18:54programming so those things are out there now perplexity AI is hosting the Llama 2 models that you can go play with
121. 19:03for free so you go play with it just like chat GPT it's free they're the Llama models you know you don't own them they're they're hosting
122. 19:11them so they're probably training their [ __ ] on your data but or on your your prompts but um but you can go play with
123. 19:18them for free right now and and go install them for free if you're if you're good at the uh if you're good at setting up machines
124. 19:27and virtual machines you could you could go make a a llama 2 server right now so will will meta come out with some sort
125. 19:38of chat competitor they might I don't know I don't I don't quite know I don't have a sense of their strategy
126. 19:46right now other than they release this stuff for free to stay in the conversation and to get the thank you Winston for my little llama
127. 19:57hahaha you know I think by by releasing the Llama models for free um they're siphoning off developers to
128. 20:07work on their technology and at some point they'll probably come out with some kick-ass you know really powerful tool
129. 20:17that you have to pay for if you want to use it right so you can have a bunch of developers who've built a bunch of stuff
130. 20:22on llama because it was open sourced and then they'll probably say oh by the way here's the deluxe model would you
131. 20:28like the deluxe model you can have the deluxe model but that would be more but if you heard something different let me know
132. 20:39and thank you Ron for sharing the live I appreciate that um what do you think of Google bard um so Google bard
133. 20:48so I call I call this list the adult table so that's kind of my top three and I call this list the Kids Table and
134. 21:00the the I've got Bard at the adults table um because it's connected to the internet it does a fairly sophisticated
135. 21:08integration of hyperlinks when it when it's appropriate to put hyperlinks in its answer it does a fairly sophisticated
136. 21:16job at that it's not spammy and advertising at all um it's not just pulling links from a single website it's pulling from multiple sites
137. 21:28um and it's decent barred for the first six months of the year was horrible like laughably bad just dog [ __ ]
138. 21:42and then all of a sudden kind of end of July it just got better and and it was right around the time they were they
139. 21:49talked about they were talking about training up Gemini which is their new all singing all dancing gpt4 competitor
140. 21:56I thought that that they had replaced the Palm 2 model sitting underneath this with Gemini but they hadn't so I think
141. 22:04it's just a a better trained um version of palm 2 sitting underneath Bard right now so I think Bard's pretty
142. 22:12good it's it's less annoying than Bing and Bing is really [ __ ] annoying we had we had a good laugh at Bing's expense last night
143. 22:21um and I've never had Bard really do that but I have had Bard like if I asked Bard for a series of hyperlinks
144. 22:27sometimes it'll just go no I can't do that so like it's still got weird safety guard rails but it's it's decent and the
145. 22:35reason I have like three of these here if you like but Kyle you know if you're such an expert why don't you just recommend one
146. 22:42I'm sure that's how you all talk [Laughter] um the the challenge with these things is because the technology is so new
147. 22:54um well I thank you digital gods and thanks for the images you created by the way I don't know if you're in here when
148. 22:58I when I uh gave thanks for um which one that one that's cool um what was I talking about Google bard oh
149. 23:16like why don't I just recommend one of these which one's the best it depends it depends a lot so chat if you just want to do writing
150. 23:25is the best gpt4 if you want to do any sort of data analysis code interpreter or Advanced Data analysis they call it now is
151. 23:34there's nothing else like it other than there's there's an open source version of that now called open interpreter
152. 23:40which is really interesting it's also got plugins but then Claude while while it's it's writing isn't necessarily as sophisticated as gpt4s
153. 23:51and it you know and it's it's answers are sometimes a little a little more vanilla um it's got a hundred thousand token
154. 24:00context window which basically means 75 000 words and just to put that in context The Great Gatsby is a 50 000 word novel
155. 24:08so you could literally copy and paste the entire text to The Great Gatsby into Claude and have it right uh an epilogue
156. 24:17or add a chapter between 12 and 13. and it'll do it so um so that's Claude and then and then Bard is connected to the internet
157. 24:29neither of these two are connected to the internet although chatbt sort of is with plugins but it's quasi-connected to
158. 24:36the internet they got rid of its connection to the internet about three months ago now and I don't know if it's
159. 24:42coming back I don't think it is Bing should have more debates with Siri it was a good one last night oh my God I
160. 24:52there's there's got to be a way you could probably almost do this with Poe trying to think how you could do it
161. 25:10you could do it you could do it with zapier you could do it with an automation tool where actually you know what you know
162. 25:16what would be a really interesting automation tool oh there's there's actually there's sites out there that do
163. 25:21this now is you put in a single prompt and it'll it'll spit out how all the different models respond
164. 25:28I'm just kind of doing that ad hoc right now but but anyway yeah all right Days of our live streams that's good
165. 25:44um [Music] by the way if you're new here welcome this is the AI learning lab where's my little sign there it is um
166. 25:58if you have questions about AI pop them in the comments below I'll do my best to answer them if they're good there's some
167. 26:05mods in here we'll pin them so I can see them I try to go through all the comments and answer as many as I can
168. 26:11which means I get behind by definition chechi PT is my bud awesome Tick Tock started that in pandemic I don't know
169. 26:18what they started what throttling people um they've been doing that over 10 to 15 years the movie Her goat I'm so happy you're here is that
170. 26:30the dark side of the moon or the Light Side of the Moon um I'm fine getting email from you Eric um I can't always respond right is there a
171. 26:44way to is there a way to integrate any of the platforms into smart speakers yeah with um I haven't done any Siri development or
172. 27:01Alexa development I know I know they both have sdks um but there's probably with like with uh I forget what they're called they're
173. 27:08not called automations in they're called shortcuts in in iOS or in Mac OS um I would I would think with shortcuts
174. 27:18you can do that because I know on the iPhone you can you can create a set of shortcuts where by saying a certain word
175. 27:26or hitting a certain key combination you can throw Siri into chat GPT mode um I set it up once and it sort of
176. 27:36worked but then I forgot what my code was and I just I just haven't gone back in like 80d took over because I figure Apple's gonna do that
177. 27:43at some point anyway so you know with all this stuff like I this is my problem with all the open source large language
178. 27:51models right now is stuff is changing so fast in that world that I just don't have the attention span to just keep up
179. 27:57with it you have to keep up with it you know on a regular basis because things keep changing so I'm just I'm just not
180. 28:04next I'm not in that space you know I don't have that space I don't have that space if you know what I mean you got to
181. 28:10create space in the universe you know what I'm saying you create space in the universe and then you'll you allow
182. 28:17things like open source large language models into your Universe my my universe is a bit more closed you know what I'm saying
183. 28:25when the planets get out of retrograde then I can begin to open my doors to let the light of the universe in you
184. 28:33understand what I'm saying no no yeah that's a shame well here's really what it comes down to you hey you didn't think I was gonna
185. 28:47remember that tonight did you or were you or whatever the hell I started that sentence as what about an aicrm I'm bad at keeping
186. 28:56track of clients and generate sales ideas yeah so uh Salesforce needs Ai and and they just released a bunch of AI
187. 29:06tools I haven't used them all yet but what Salesforce needs is a box just like Chet gbt and it's like having a call with so and so listen
188. 29:22have the call with so and so it takes the notes it generates the account it generates the contact it generates the
189. 29:28lead it puts the note in the thing and then it sends you an email that it's all [ __ ] done with the link to it um
190. 29:38I know I've gotten emails from Salesforce saying um we've got AI tools now but they just need one they need the one
191. 29:46where you just like give it [ __ ] and it goes in like like I input enough [ __ ] and our sales folks input enough [ __ ] into Salesforce
192. 29:56on a daily basis that it could learn what we do in three days and then it should just learn that and then go do it
193. 30:08did you paint that gold no I bought that gold look um I would have painted it gold had I had there not been one you know the red one
194. 30:21the red one is is Staples Staples kind of owns the look and feel but not the gold one the gold but this is about money this is
195. 30:28about making money with chat GPT you know you know what I'm saying you picking up what I'm putting down [Music] [Laughter]
196. 30:43[Music] at all moderator depend things should have more debates with Siri saw that one is there a way to integrate oh this with
197. 30:56smart speakers we're ten thousand now we're at eleven thousand I just love the way Bing chat was listening last night and got offended
198. 31:04and shut you down I know isn't that crazy Winston because it was weird enough that that when I said you know
199. 31:11make this image Siri was like here's your images on the internet because like I hadn't invoked that thing in any way
200. 31:21everybody heard it and just jumped in and then yeah when I when I called it a robot and I said oh it made those images are shitty
201. 31:30like why I hope I didn't offend you or disappoint you and then I'm not a robot goodbye this is weird babe it's very weird
202. 31:47um this is an SDK of an AI version of an STD [Laughter] yes yes we we will have we will have chat GPT sdds absolutely that's coming
203. 32:03after last night they clearly have neuroses so I I I I think that here's the challenge so so so what's Samuel and
204. 32:14what everyone's tried to do right now is Achieve AGI right which is is robots that have have higher intelligence than
205. 32:20humans but apparently because they're gonna build it based on the way humans interact we're just gonna replicate all
206. 32:27of our neuroses and [ __ ] insanity and so so so until last night I thought we were gonna get a nice you know reprise from
207. 32:39Human insanity and we would just have you know nice supportive golden retriever-like Bots that all they're
208. 32:46there to do is support us but no no don't don't tell Bing that you think her images are shitty she will shut that [ __ ] down and do not
209. 32:56call her a robot thanks for that what is that cool thing is that a bird that was cool that's neat oh oh Silver Fox just hit
210. 33:05Level 13. by the way for those of you that are new here haven't been here before this is a competition okay all right
211. 33:14and Silver Fox is at level 13. so if you're anywhere less than that yeah I'm not saying you should feel shame I'm
212. 33:22not I'm just saying it is a competition [Music] Amelia's wife am I late we got we gotta make so when some of you are regulars
213. 33:35make Emilio's wife a nice image like this that says am I late maybe it's got like a clock flying through a window or
214. 33:43the most phallic of all of all the uh the the gifts or whatever those things are stickers thank you for that it makes
215. 33:51me uncomfortable every time oh I do declare I feel I feel a little bit of those Shivers here rather you're wrong Dr Brewster I'm very
216. 34:02proud to be a woman uh that was very cryptic I don't know what I said but we just got out of Mercury retrograde I know there were seven
217. 34:13planets in some form of retrograde for the first part of September wasn't the first part of September [ __ ] weird it was weird man
218. 34:21all sorts of weird crap that I was not happy with um Winston already laughed all day because because of the bot Face-Off oh my God me
219. 34:35too every time I think about it it just I just I I it's it was just the most bizarre thing I've ever experienced [Music] oh Tick Tock ah
220. 34:51Tick Tock thinks they should be at the bottom of the comments just as I was sort of getting my [ __ ] together with
221. 34:56where I was in the comments now just jump me to the bottom have you seen Beetlejuice at the Buell Theater no but Lauren bobert did well
222. 35:09part of it after after she got felt up she she didn't see the rest of it after that apparently foreign ERS just completed 1K
223. 35:24oh wait now I'm way far back Days of our live streams oh I'm trying to get caught up people just leave me alone stop picking on me
224. 35:41I prefer using three all of them are different oh Nancy talking about the three different models yeah so if you're new
225. 35:48to chat GPT uh if you're new here by the way go to chat.openai.com that's the official Chachi BT website I'm not
226. 35:56affiliated with it I just it's the best and go there and start playing with it and then Claude and Bard are both uh
227. 36:04things that are worth playing with um and yeah what Nancy's saying is these things all have different strengths and so
228. 36:12don't just rely on one I I actually broke down and I paid for the Claude monthly subscription today because I ran
229. 36:20out of they definitely throttled down the free version to like I don't know maybe seven or ten long chats because
230. 36:31I used to be able to do 20 or 30 of them and now it's like 10 so they definitely they definitely lowered uh
231. 36:39the amount of stuff you can do for free with Claude so I paid for it which makes me a little bit cranky but whatever I
232. 36:45need it and nothing else does it nothing else does a hundred thousand token limit right now oh did it just do it again oh my God
233. 37:01tick tock oh [Laughter] [Music]
234. 37:28um [Music] I can't I cannot find where I was I just
235. 37:44left the way okay we did that one we did that one related or unrelated the metaverse has died to make way for AIA or nay
236. 37:59um what's pi going to evolve into custom instructions could make it even more useful okay good question Isaac
237. 38:09and what was the what was the one I was just answering oh related or the metaverse has the metaverse died to make way for AI
238. 38:21I think the metaverse needs AI to survive needs AI to be born um what what Zuckerberg proved to me
239. 38:36is that you can't just throw you you can't take a triple a gaming approach to creating the metaverse meaning
240. 38:46you know he threw he changed the name of the company and he threw massive amounts of resources to modeling worlds
241. 38:56and he essentially recreated Second Life right so so you look at you look at the metaverse that Zuckerberg created and you're like um
242. 39:08didn't we have this in like 1999 like right we did right like this is the same thing isn't it what what became clear to me is
243. 39:22the the a couple of things hit me one was just the the dramatic deja vu of the metaverse they created feeling
244. 39:34like second life like it was just like this awkward empty place where people just stood around awkwardly like they
245. 39:41were at a junior high school dance and don't know what to say to each other because it's it's just [ __ ] weird
246. 39:46like okay yeah we've experienced that so that so that kind of happened and then Apple being Apple you know launches The Vision Pro or
247. 39:58announces The Vision Pro things and completely redefines the metaverse is this thing called spatial Computing where where it's got
248. 40:07functionality it's not just a place to go and hang out and be cool and look there's a virtual whiteboard so you can
249. 40:13be awkward in front of a virtual whiteboard too no like there you know Apple was like there's this whole new
250. 40:21way to interact and you can sort of dial in the level of immersion you want and they didn't use the word metaverse once
251. 40:29and they didn't use the term AI once and when they just launched the iPhone 15 they didn't use the term AI in that either
252. 40:40so what apple is cleverly doing is they're they're navigating around the hype and they're building a very deep Foundation where
253. 40:54on device with Apple devices you're going to have enough machine learning capability to run very very powerful machine learning models
254. 41:03once you have that you're going to be able to invoke 3D worlds and enter them and it won't necessarily be like I'm
255. 41:15gonna invoke a 3D World and go into a game although that could be one thing I do but it might be I'm thinking about how
256. 41:23to design a house and you know it I I invoke my room I just I literally just spin my phone around the room it 3D
257. 41:32models the room and then they've got to deal with Ikea and with um Martha Stewart Living and whatever and I can just go pick furniture and
258. 41:42plop it in my room and I can try paint on the wall and it's going to be a much more personalized kind of thing so
259. 41:49so I think the metaverse re-emerges in a in a hyper personalized world where AI that we get increasingly comfortable with
260. 42:01asking generative AI tools for what we want and generative AI tools give them give us what we want and and once you
261. 42:11can start generating 3D worlds dynamically Then I then I think I think it it kind of more naturally emerges
262. 42:18rather than an offshoot of gaming because right now the offshoot of gaming is just it's it's too Niche and it's too
263. 42:26shitty it's just not it's just we haven't figured out what that's supposed to look like yet um the other thing was what's the future of
264. 42:35Pi and I think these are kind of related um so PI right now if you if you go play with Pi Pi dot a i you can go to the
265. 42:44website but I think the more interesting thing to do is go get the app there's an IOS app I think there's also an Android app
266. 42:51and put it into voice mode and just start talking to it so so effectively what you're doing is you're having a conversation with a chat GPT
267. 43:00like thing that's connected to the internet and it is programmed to have conversations it's really good at having conversations and so
268. 43:10what I look at pi and and sort of play out what it's going to be in the future is it's it's going to be an agent so so inflection the
269. 43:19company behind Pi they just raised 1.3 billion dollars 950 million of that they're using to buy 22 000 h100 gpus so they're spending
270. 43:32almost a billion dollars on a GPU Farm to make their models stronger and to be able to run you know their their models quickly right so
271. 43:42um so that's remarkable in and of itself but their mission is to create the world's best personal assistant I think
272. 43:50they're going up directly against Apple and if I were a betting man if they're if they're good and do it really well
273. 43:59Apple could end up buying them like like a a clear path for those guys to exit is is Apple um and so what's gonna happen by turning
274. 44:12them into agents not only will you be able to talk to it but it will be able to take action on your behalf right so hey is there any
275. 44:21interesting music playing tonight yeah there's lots of interesting music in Denver and this is playing here and
276. 44:26that's playing here and it's Latin you know appreciation month and there's all sorts of things happening in Aurora and
277. 44:33you're like oh that's cool how much are tickets for these three events well this one is this much and this one is that
278. 44:40much and that one is that much would you like me to buy you any tickets yeah I think that might be nice okay how many
279. 44:46people are gonna go it's just gonna be me or it might be three of us or four of us hey while you're at it can you check and
280. 44:52see if if Steve and Lena are available tonight and it'll text Stephen Lena and say hey I'm thinking of going to see
281. 45:00this music thing do you want to go with us and if they say yes it'll just automatically buy them tickets
282. 45:07so I think that's where these things go and so how that's tied to the metaverse thing is you know you know I'm thinking about
283. 45:18I'm thinking about putting a fence around my yard um what are some of my options well why don't you walk outside and you know
284. 45:34I'll fire up a camera here and then you just scan your yard and you know I'll measure it and I'll and I'll turn it into a 3D model and
285. 45:46then I'll install different fencing options around your thing and then oh by the way did you want me to to include
286. 45:52some landscaping ideas in there as well okay because here's a little rock pond with with koi koi fish in it I hate
287. 46:01Quake ponds oh okay then let's make it a barbecue pit and and a little horseshoe pad yeah that's great could you make a
288. 46:10bocce ball instead of horseshoe sure here you go do you want me to find a landscape architect who can actually build that
289. 46:19for you no no I'm just gonna get it at Home Depot okay would you like me to pre-order all of this stuff for you at
290. 46:24Home Depot so you can just go pick it up or would you rather have it delivered right like this is this is where this stuff's headed
291. 46:34um where where it's it's I I think here's the problem with the metaverse as it as it's currently being thought
292. 46:42about is it's very similar to chat GPT right now where Chachi BT is this thing off to the side right you've got your life and your computer
293. 46:52and everything's good and then there's this magic [ __ ] tool somewhere somewhere else that everyone's talking
294. 46:58about you're like what's this chat gbt thing what are they talking about right and you have to go over to this other part
295. 47:07of your world your digital world and you have to learn about prompt crafting and prompt engineering and hallucinations
296. 47:13and what do you mean it lies and why doesn't that hyperlink work oh that's a hallucination too I don't understand this why is this so hard
297. 47:22because everything right now is not integrated everything is it's like the early days of the World Wide Web it it
298. 47:28everything was sort of piece parts right and it took in the case of the World Wide Web it took I don't know 15 years before the
299. 47:38infrastructure got built and the tools got assimilated and social networks showed up and mobile devices showed up
300. 47:44like it took a fair amount of time for the World Wide Web to get integrated enough into our daily life that we
301. 47:52didn't think about it anymore it wasn't like a thing we thought about it's just there it's there when you do your
302. 47:57business you don't think about the internet you don't think about hyperlinks you just click on [ __ ] or tap [ __ ]
303. 48:05right that all came from this very simple idea of a hyperlink a single word with a blue underline that if you do
304. 48:10this takes you to another document that's how it started chat EBT is the equivalent of web 1.0 in 1994.
305. 48:20and it's very much off to the side as these tools get more integrated in everything we do and as they get multi-modal this is a
306. 48:29term that you'll hear a lot and apparently Gemini coming from Google is going to be multimodal what's that mean
307. 48:35well you'll be able to talk to it you'll be able to send it pictures you'll be able to have it make pictures make
308. 48:41videos make audio synthesize your voice and make a phone call on your behalf the multimodal thing as this gets more
309. 48:49integrated all of the tools that we use will have some aspect of of this generative AI stuff within it all right
310. 48:58someone make this an image Tick Tock just jumped me to the bottom I I resemble that remarkabrina what are you gonna do
311. 49:12I you know yeah like we need to start a marketing campaign for tick tock to fix their bugs like like don't have a
312. 49:21printful integration if you don't support printful that's one um fix the jump to the bottom bug um if you're gonna Shadow ban an account
313. 49:30maybe tell them that you've done that and why it's just weird man in weird man you know you know man I get on here and I
314. 49:41expect them to behave a certain way and they don't behave that way you get what you pay for them all right because I
315. 49:46don't pay anything for this that's what I mean you get it you get it you understand what I'm saying [Music] all right um
316. 49:58Isaac oh yeah and custom instructions could make pie much more useful um Pi's going to get much more sophisticated my guess is
317. 50:12beginning of the year they just raised a billion dollars so they're they're sourcing gpus right now and
318. 50:20they're they're hiring people right now and they're probably you know architecting their their GPU server Center um
319. 50:31and then they're probably concurrently getting their engineering teams up to speed on on whatever Pi is going to be I I would think that
320. 50:40Pi having the ability to take action on your behalf do a Google search or you know do do well it's already kind of doing Google
321. 50:50searches but maybe maybe things like you know tie in your travel accounts or your your you know your bank accounts things like that
322. 50:58feels like a next step for it and then some type of personalization so whether it's training on your data or it just
323. 51:04remembers things longer I don't I don't know but I think I think Pi will get much better probably January to March is my guess
324. 51:18um I paid for Clyde Claude too Kyle you're not alone I'm an admin of a 35k AI content creators group oh that's
325. 51:25awesome that's awesome cool so so check out the um AI Salon because we do we meet every other Tuesday we're smaller than that
326. 51:33there's probably about seven or eight hundred in the Meetup and then probably I don't know 500 or so in the Discord
327. 51:42um but yeah we should chat drop drop me a uh drop me a DM and I'm happy to chat because I listen any this channel exists to talk about this
328. 51:54[ __ ] I think anything we can do right now to talk more about this stuff and and create Community around this I think
329. 52:01it's actually really important so this is funny because it's true meta's metaverse is just just the second second
330. 52:09life it is it's [ __ ] second life it's just as awkward it's it's not better or worse graphic it's just Graphics it's
331. 52:18just different Graphics right there is slightly more sophisticated with the way they handle light but it's just they're they're like like
332. 52:26some of the spaces are beautiful and impressive and then you're like and what do I do here well you can invite friends
333. 52:33in to look at your the art on your gallery walls okay thanks Robert anyway okay and then and what do we what do we do when the
334. 52:43people show up to this little Gallery thing well you can you can dance okay so this is Junior High this is as
335. 52:50awkward as Junior High Gatherings is that what I'm getting here you know and then and then you look at at what Apple did and
336. 53:05you know Apple recognized that having on [ __ ] ski goggles is weird right that it's not normal and that it's isolating
337. 53:18and so what did they do well they put computer monitors on the outside of the eyeballs so they could project your eyeballs
338. 53:28on the outside of the thing so if someone walked into your field of vision they could see your eyes they could see
339. 53:36that someone was in there and it the goggles let the person outside the goggles know that you can see them
340. 53:44okay good first step human beings exist together what else did they do when you're on a zoom call in The Vision Pro
341. 53:54they've got four cameras pointing at your eyes and six cameras pointing down or there's like 18 [ __ ] cameras in
342. 54:02this thing or sensors right so one of the first things that you do when you get the Vision Pro goggles is
343. 54:08you flip them around backwards and you aim them at your face and it 3D scans your face so so built into your account
344. 54:16is a 3D scan of your face so when you get on a zoom call you you couldn't you can't be sitting in front of a webcam because you've got weird
345. 54:27[ __ ] goggles on right so what do they do they synthesize your face they already have cameras on your eyes
346. 54:36so your eyes are blinking in real time they've got sensors sensing movement up here they've got sensors you know sensing movement down here
347. 54:44and so when you're on a zoom call you see the other people kind of in the room and then your head's there as well they
348. 54:52see you your full face talking with all your emotions without the goggles on brilliant right it's not we go into the metaverse it's
349. 55:06that we're interacting with computers in this new kind of spatial 3D way and it can be a hybrid augmented reality
350. 55:18version of the world where I see my room and then I can just dial that I think they have a dial somewhere I forget
351. 55:24where it is where was it I don't know but the dial basically dials out reality so you want to go have your you know
352. 55:36watch a movie in the mountains you just [ __ ] dial out your living room and now you're sitting in the mountains
353. 55:43there's a giant screen projected in front of the mountains and you don't have things in your ears there are
354. 55:55speaker arrays that shoot sound into your ears why is that because there's other [ __ ] happening in the world that needs to get
355. 56:04into your ears as well right so like the technology in those things is brilliant but but it's really conceptually
356. 56:14what Apple's brilliant at is understanding this is a new it's a new paradigm it's like a completely new thing
357. 56:26it's not just a better version of second life and I think that's why they didn't use the word metaverse once and I think
358. 56:32that's why they're not using AI once it should just feel like [ __ ] Magic when you're when you're in playing some
359. 56:42sort of game in this interface and someone walks in your field of view in the environment they materialize
360. 56:51it sort of interrupts your 3D space and says there's actually a human being in front of you do you want to deal with
361. 56:58them or not I mean that's [ __ ] brilliant so anyway yeah Google Glass was early bird barred on glass would be incredible in 24 25 yeah
362. 57:10I think we'll start to see all that stuff I think Apple's gonna lead the way because I think right now Apple's the
363. 57:15only one that I've seen that actually understands that you know some version of what the metaverse is
364. 57:25um I I don't I I just I don't think I I just don't think Zuckerberg's got the right model at all they because because they took a
365. 57:35technology approach they didn't take a human approach they didn't take a human-centric approach and that's where I think Google's gonna
366. 57:42struggle as well Google's gonna have good technology but you know Apple prioritizes Technology based on humans and Design
367. 57:58Facebook and Google or meta and Google don't do that maybe used for renting or buying properties absolutely what are your
368. 58:07thoughts on the concept of time I don't know that we're just a a fart in the in the Winds of History we're just here for a bit we're just
369. 58:21here for a bit we should do what we can to make it suck less and then and then we go your content is always great thank you Simon Says Tech
370. 58:33uh I'm gonna go 10 out of 10 on the name I like the name a lot Simon Says Tech I like it it's solid um share Bears here what's happening
371. 58:47oh here comes champion come on buddy come on no he doesn't want to be in here all right it happens
372. 59:02um dang nobody's been talking about Apple's goggles what do you mean because I just did you not want to hear about them I almost
373. 59:14forgot about them yeah I mean so I mean the thing about them is oh thank you for the the Roses many many roses
374. 59:23I've got a bouquet of roses from wood um thank you very much I appreciate that um yeah so so you know this is the way Apple kind of
375. 59:38rolls right when they break into when when they when they Define a new category which is what they I I don't know I was
376. 59:50I was fairly mind blown by the The Vision Pro launch not so much because of the technology I kind of knew the technology would be
377. 1:00:01some version of what it was there was absolutely some surprising things in there like it's incredibly impressive
378. 1:00:07and apparently there's like 9 000 patents in or 5 000 patents some crazy amount of patents in those goggles it's
379. 1:00:15been it's been in development for nine years the thing that impressed me most was that I could not for the life of me
380. 1:00:22figure out how Apple was going to separate itself from meta how it was going to separate itself from the
381. 1:00:29metaverse and that was the single most impressive thing to me so so when Apple does this what they'll
382. 1:00:36do is they'll introduce an entirely new category essentially a year early and then six months later give access to
383. 1:00:47the developers to the tech which is sort of how it's rolling so the thirty five hundred dollar price tag isn't really
384. 1:00:54for people it's for it's for Developers and so the developers are going to develop cool [ __ ] on it and so
385. 1:01:03next June at the developers conference they'll actually have demoable stuff like actual stuff the price of goggles
386. 1:01:11you know Vision Pro 2 will come out and then by the third or fourth iteration of those goggles that's when
387. 1:01:22the rest of humanity goes oh I won't want those one of those things so it makes sense that that you wouldn't
388. 1:01:29necessarily be thinking about it because no one no one's talking about a completely new paradigm yet because the
389. 1:01:36infrastructure is not there Apple's got to build all the relationship with the developers and and build the stuff and
390. 1:01:42get the goggles you know production ready and the 3500 Buck version of these is just the one that like you know Geeks
391. 1:01:50will be able to say oh I got a version one of the The Vision Pro goggles because like you know version four is
392. 1:01:57gonna look like this with maybe like a little battery pack on the side they're not gonna you know they're gonna get
393. 1:02:02very normal very very fast when when they have those little augmented reality chips or like they all live within the bridge of your nose and
394. 1:02:13they've got some sort of microwave microwave connection to your frontal lobe you know that'll be version four
395. 1:02:20that's that's when people buy them you just put them on you're like oh these are [ __ ] Magic so Facebook's a different deal because
396. 1:02:28they don't make consumer devices like apple yeah exactly and and they just even though they're a social network
397. 1:02:36they're not they're a data company and they're an advertising company they really don't give a [ __ ] about human
398. 1:02:41beings they give a [ __ ] about human beings behavior and predicting that behavior and being able to sell that
399. 1:02:48predictable Behavior to advertisers that's not what Apple does Apple's like how do we deliver good products for human beings and Google
400. 1:02:59doesn't do it Google and Facebook are very very similar they're data companies when the product is free you're the product
401. 1:03:11every time every time all right that was a rabbit hole and a half I didn't even make any funny silly voices oh thank you Sherbert it's very
402. 1:03:26sweet what are your thoughts on the concept of time who has that healthvenom.com
403. 1:03:40shop HV slash gentle that was a pretty funny question I think that was a troll I like it is it helping in building itself what
404. 1:03:50all of these things all of the all of the large language models not right now although thanks Stevo held a cowboy um
405. 1:04:00they will like right now they're not sophisticated enough I mean they're they're doing things like there's a lot of researchers using chat
406. 1:04:11GPT like tools to generate synthetic data to train large language models to get better and better there's one camp that says synthetic
407. 1:04:22data is going to lead to a thing called Model collapse where the tools get better and better and better and then just fail
408. 1:04:30and there's another camp that says synthetic data is the way to the Future because humans humans contributing to
409. 1:04:36these things are a bottleneck because we're [ __ ] slow and inefficient and they're not so I don't know I don't know
410. 1:04:45where that goes that's that's way beyond my capabilities and understanding other than paying attention to it
411. 1:04:56that's a lot of pie yeah I've I've I have various AI groups yeah Nestor um I think it's good like you should be in
412. 1:05:07once you sort of once you sort of red pill blue pill this AI [ __ ] and this is this is my thought so if if you've been
413. 1:05:14here before you've heard this many many times but if you haven't I think it's in your interest just as a
414. 1:05:20human on this planet for what's coming to use chat GPT or something like it long enough until you have your Kevin
415. 1:05:29McAllister moment which is this moment I didn't know I could do that and and that's usually something beyond
416. 1:05:41the parlor tricks right you get it to write a country song you get it to write a poem you get it to write this you get it to write that
417. 1:05:47the moment of breakthrough is generally when you say well but it probably can't do what I do and then you ask it to do what you do
418. 1:05:56and what you learn is that oh [ __ ] it can do what I do and it can either do it faster or better or both
419. 1:06:10and and in any of the three of those scenarios your next immediate question is well what the [ __ ] do I do now
420. 1:06:20that's your red pill blue pill moment you can't unlearn it and this stuff's not going to be uninvented and then you just have to enter The
421. 1:06:27Gauntlet of okay I'm a copywriter holy [ __ ] what what do I do I don't know go learn these tools and get good at
422. 1:06:36copywriting using these tools because these tools are going to be in every writing tool out there they're already
423. 1:06:41coming it's already generally available within the Google Office Products it's called Duet you can have your system
424. 1:06:48administrator turn it on right now I hear it sucks because it's built on Palm 2 which sucks but when Gemini comes out
425. 1:06:58Duets gonna get really good really fast do I offer internships uh I not really we do a little bit at storyline in my company
426. 1:07:09um although we haven't we haven't had interns in a while so um no this is just the learning lab is just me shooting shooting the [ __ ] so
427. 1:07:19um you're welcome to mod or or uh you know I would I would love to have a producer doing some social media [ __ ] but um or is it going
428. 1:07:33oh oh yeah like like once you understand that assuming these things don't go away assuming they don't get uninvented
429. 1:07:50which I'm 99.99 sure they're not going to get uninvented because nothing ever has they're not going to be controlled meta
430. 1:08:01has had has made sure of that by open sourcing their stuff and stability AI has open sourced their stuff so there's
431. 1:08:07enough core technology in the open source Community now that the developer Community understands how this [ __ ]
432. 1:08:13Works they might not be able to they might not have the resources to build the core large language models but the developer
433. 1:08:20Community is getting really good at fine tuning and making those large language models more and more efficient so it ain't going away
434. 1:08:31and then and then you you you you can't unlearn it so I think joining different AI groups and you know like the salon is
435. 1:08:40is very much about just like exploring what this stuff is and and you know talking to people that are doing
436. 1:08:47interesting things and supporting one another and we just created a concept of guilds where we're going to have people
437. 1:08:53that are interested in certain things leading sub-communities within the community that's great Rachel Woods has her AI exchange
438. 1:09:02um you know Paul rates or has the marketing AI Institute um Nestor here has you know this 31 000 like join them all like whatever your
439. 1:09:12brain capacity can take but but try to find communities that you resonate with where people don't think you're a
440. 1:09:21[ __ ] weirdo right there's a lot of us out here and we're [ __ ] weirdos but we're weirdos because once you understand that these are more
441. 1:09:34than just a fancy Google search once you get how profound what's going on behind that little box then you kind of understand okay
442. 1:09:46my job isn't going to look like what it looks like today and neither is their job and neither is their job
443. 1:09:53well now what do we [ __ ] do I don't know but but what I do know is that if you're actively engaging with what's going on with this
444. 1:10:05you'll know what's going to happen in your job before anyone else does and that's that's the only thing
445. 1:10:12that's in our power to control right now because it's just too it's too ubiquitous of power that it's not going to affect everything
446. 1:10:24um which I like as I'm saying it it probably sounds uh it might sound depressing but it's it's also tremendously exciting right like if
447. 1:10:35you're here's here's the here's the lucky thing there is only ever one beginning of a new technological Revolution
448. 1:10:46like I happen to start a company in 1994 at the very beginning of the World Wide Web Revolution I just missed being part of that when
449. 1:10:58the PC came out I was too young to be part of that at the beginning it was like seven or eight years too late and
450. 1:11:05it broke my heart and I didn't think I'd see one of those again in my lifetime and then the World Wide Web came along
451. 1:11:10and I was like Ah that's one of those and then I didn't think I'd see another one in my lifetime and now this [ __ ]
452. 1:11:16showed up this is one of those this is printing press steam engine level [ __ ] this is going to make the world wide web look [ __ ] quaint
453. 1:11:27this is a big [ __ ] deal printing press steam engine level fourth Industrial Revolution level stuff we're at the beginning of it
454. 1:11:39if you feel like you're very far behind you're not Chachi PT was launched in November of last year it's nine months old
455. 1:11:48it's the very beginning the very beginning and so we're lucky enough to get to play with this [ __ ] right now we're gonna be the ones we
456. 1:12:03if you hang out here for long enough and and start getting into this stuff we're going to be the ones that will be
457. 1:12:10able to say to our kids and grand kids I knew what it was like before that was here what do you mean well we actually had to read
458. 1:12:23you know PDF documents what are PDF documents oh you know the you know the books you just know you know the books you talk to
459. 1:12:35we actually had to read them and put them in our brains and interact with it inside our heads and then we would have
460. 1:12:41book clubs and talk you couldn't talk to a book no wait you couldn't just make the world that was the book that looked the way
461. 1:12:49you wanted it to look no that's weird it was just words so yeah uh I I missed someone just one
462. 1:13:05of the mods just pinned something and I missed it so pop it back up there I'll take a look at it does the law of numbers solve the
463. 1:13:12alignment problem what's the best AI to explore right now the the one that I have up here Chachi BT is the one
464. 1:13:21um as you get into this I think it's important to play with multiple models so that's why I've got those three and those four Bing
465. 1:13:29and let perplexity you can play with perplexity it's it's pretty good um Pi's interesting actually you know what just these three right now
466. 1:13:42chat gbt Claude and Bard for now are fine and and really just chat gbt I firmly believe that if I if I didn't use any other tool than chat
467. 1:13:54GPT I could probably spend the next 10 years understanding what it does or what it's capable of doing it's it's it's that insanely deep
468. 1:14:09it seems really simple and it seems really imperfect and it seems really janky and it is and yet it is kind of a reflection of
469. 1:14:21as much of humanity as they could jam into it in the past you know five years it's pretty remarkable um
470. 1:14:32I had access to open AI playground like a year before chat gbt yeah you know it's funny Nestor I was I was playing
471. 1:14:40it was play three like when when gpt3 came out and made all that noise and everyone's like oh there's this there's
472. 1:14:45this thing it's just like humans and it writes really good and then and I went to playground and I was playing with it and at the time I was
473. 1:14:53doing a lot of stuff with image generation and I started getting into stable diffusion and dream booth and all that sort of stuff
474. 1:15:00and and I'd I'd been playing with chat GPT playground for for a while but I didn't um I didn't really start building on it I
475. 1:15:12didn't really I got it but I didn't get it like I got that okay it does a cool thing and it but it wasn't until EBT was launched and
476. 1:15:26I asked it to write me some python code and within 90 minutes I had written a fully functional python application a
477. 1:15:34sophisticated one that did calls to open Ai and and wrote social media content um that was when it hit me that oh [ __ ]
478. 1:15:45everything just changed because it it was you know it's the difference between when you have access to playground it's it's kind of like
479. 1:15:53you're back there geeking and you're playing around with temperature and which model and you're reading
480. 1:15:57documentation and you're reading about the API and you're getting notebooks up and running and it and it's just you're
481. 1:16:04in a different frame of mind when you're in playground than when you're in Chachi BT chatgpt is the equivalent of the
482. 1:16:11World Wide Web where prior to the World Wide Web the internet was a command line research tool and then the World Wide Web came and now
483. 1:16:22it was a page you could click on and it's just a it it was technically almost identical to what was before but it was fundamentally
484. 1:16:33different and chat is that for for machine learning and AI that even if you had access to the playground early it was just a different thing
485. 1:16:43and it's also it's just a different audience right Chachi BT got to 100 million users in six weeks it took the
486. 1:16:50World Wide Web six years to get to 100 million users Chachi BT got there in six weeks why because it's a profoundly
487. 1:16:57powerful tool that looks like a Google search box I was playing around with the pre-che EPT the year before yep oh that's cool yeah neat so
488. 1:17:09so that that's the difference and like and and that's the thing we're all grappling with because now that
489. 1:17:16non-engineers have their hands on this thing they're starting to use it in different ways and imagine different
490. 1:17:21things and now we're contemplating things like what's the future of work and what are companies going to do and
491. 1:17:27are they just going to lay off all the employees if I only need two people to do the work of 10 what do I do with the other eight
492. 1:17:36do I upskill them and increase my productivity or cut my prices or speed up my turnaround time or do I lay off five of them I don't know
493. 1:17:48we're gonna find out um well my grandkids asked me what was it like before I think they will it's it's it's gonna be weird
494. 1:17:59I mean you know just just like you know gen Z you know Millennials were sort of you know internet native and gen Z is kind of
495. 1:18:11mobile internet native um and and you know young kids today probably three four five-year-olds today and younger
496. 1:18:24they're only gonna know a world where you ask the machine for [ __ ] and it gives it to you we're entering a world of hyper personalization
497. 1:18:34where you just ask for it and it will give it to you what you want right now that's not what Google was
498. 1:18:41Google said here are 30 things well here are 300 things 30 on a page here are 30 things that might be the thing
499. 1:18:51that might contain the thing that you might be looking for chechi BT says here's your answer here's your answer to your problem right now
500. 1:19:01I don't like that answer here's another one I don't like that answer here's another one okay I like that answer but I want it to
501. 1:19:07be bigger here's it bigger so imagine three years from now where that's not just text and it's not just off to the side it's in your phone
502. 1:19:22and the difference between calling someone and interacting with their assistant that talks like them that does stuff on their behalf so you
503. 1:19:34can make a play date that the distinction between whether you talk to the person or their Avatar is actually kind of blurry and it doesn't
504. 1:19:43[ __ ] matter kids today that's just going to be normal to them it's [ __ ] weird for us and it's going to be weird for us for
505. 1:19:52probably a long time it will feel novel for a long long time that this [ __ ] can read a 200 Page document and summarize it like that
506. 1:20:07I remember when we actually had to read manuals remember that remember the when you bought a car in the glove box was this thing
507. 1:20:20and you had to like flip through it and find the fuse box yeah I remember that now you just ask it how do I determine
508. 1:20:29which fuse blew you ask your car that it'll go well based on my Diagnostics here looks like few 17s out would you like me
509. 1:20:39to have that overnighted I can get it here by five this afternoon with Amazon Prime that's just gonna be normal
510. 1:20:52just like the fact that it's completely normal for us that you click on a thing and you're looking at information from a French company in
511. 1:21:02France on your computer well yeah that's just the internet okay all right I'm gonna put AI on a Raspberry Pi and leave them everywhere
512. 1:21:13that's actually a really cool idea by the way love that idea and what kind of interfaces is the next question right is it a talky interface
513. 1:21:22is it a point-and-click interface is it colors what do you have to do that's that's really cool idea what's the first python you wrote with
514. 1:21:33chat EBT I missed it so I um Lily I um so sitting I I had done all all my sort of parlor tricks which were which were like um you
515. 1:21:44know write a poem write a country song like I was doing just sort of language word games with it and then then this is like I don't know
516. 1:21:51I'm like Chad TBT was like two weeks old or something like that and I'm I'm watching TV with my wife and she's got
517. 1:21:57some show on I'm not interested in and you know the the classic the classic marriage Trope right you've got shitty taste in TV no you've
518. 1:22:07got shitty taste in TV so it was it was her night to watch whatever the [ __ ] she wanted and so so I'm just [ __ ] around with
519. 1:22:15chat EBT and I was like I had heard oh it can it can write python code and for years I've been I you know I've been you
520. 1:22:22know toying around with the idea of I should teach myself python one day because it might be interesting and then
521. 1:22:28I go to Learn Python and I'm like oh this is [ __ ] exhausting I have ADD and I can't I just don't have the attention span to learn a new
522. 1:22:35programming language that I'm never going to use and and I said hey can you write me um some python code that takes an input
523. 1:22:43and does something with it and it says sure and it wrote python code and then I said oh uh I don't know
524. 1:22:51how to run python code because I'd never run python code before and I said I don't know how to run python code is
525. 1:22:57there a way I can test this and it said sure go into your terminal and type in this command line and install these
526. 1:23:02libraries and I was like uh I'm like no I don't I don't want to do terminal [ __ ] like isn't there a website I can just
527. 1:23:08copy and paste this [ __ ] and it said sure here's five and the first one was replit um which is you know a good python running um website
528. 1:23:19and so I copied the code over into replit and I hit the play button like it told me to and it gave me an error and I
529. 1:23:25said it won't give me this error and I said well you don't have this Library installed and I said well I don't know
530. 1:23:30how to install that library because I don't know what the [ __ ] I'm doing and it said in the lower left hand
531. 1:23:35corner of the page click this button and then in the upper right hand corner of the page search for this library and hit install
532. 1:23:42and I did and then it ran and then um I had it I had an open AI key from the open AF playground and I said I want I want to take some
533. 1:23:56inputs in a form from a user like about a topic and then I want to generate a set of tweets and so it wrote code to do that and I
534. 1:24:04just sort of modified some of the prompts inside the python code I didn't really touch the python code and that worked and then I just
535. 1:24:15said Okay I want to do tweets and a blog post and it did that and I said I want to do tweets and a blog post and whatever hashtags
536. 1:24:24and so I just did five different social media outputs and within 90 minutes kind of absent-mindedly while I'm sort of half
537. 1:24:34watching TV it wrote this fully functional application and I knew in that minute the world had just changed I
538. 1:24:42still haven't written a line of python in my life I couldn't I couldn't tell you the syntax of a Hello World script in Python but I wrote
539. 1:24:53a fully functional application in 90 minutes that's not that's not just a better Google search engine that's that's that's like
540. 1:25:12that's a capability amplification it's just it's it's just it's like it's like on another plane I had an intention of wanting to do
541. 1:25:26something cool with python and if you've ever tried to teach yourself something you know that you have that intention
542. 1:25:32and you have to be really [ __ ] driven to spend the next three months of your life learning enough python to get it to
543. 1:25:42do anything or learning enough guitar chords to make a song or learning enough music theory to not suck at songwriting
544. 1:25:51or soloing or whatever it is right there's always that three-month [ __ ] awful shame ridden I'm dumb I can't keep up everyone's
545. 1:26:04smarter than me and then with these tools it's like Bang what if you could get to play with what it's like to be a python
546. 1:26:16programmer in two hours instead of two months what might be different in your life well [ __ ] I don't know I might
547. 1:26:24realize that I hate programming perfect now you've only spent two hours learning that you hate it right and then you try I don't know
548. 1:26:34Advanced hydroponic gardening and you learned that for two hours and now you're like I love this okay cool
549. 1:26:40there's a passion go spend two months with these tools and you'll be farther along than you would have been in a year with
550. 1:26:52books and websites and trial and error hello from Trinidad and Tobago Rowan super cool hello Kyle can I connect with you on LinkedIn
551. 1:27:05your company is in a similar area to what I do of course Simon Says Tech yeah drop me a line my my contact info is
552. 1:27:13there but just DM me on LinkedIn happy to chat habit chat that's why we're here that's why we're here we're all just trying
553. 1:27:20here's Dale we're all just trying to get along you know what I'm saying we're all just trying to do the best we can you
554. 1:27:26know it's hard life's hard it's 9 20. it's 9 20 here in Denver oh no it's Uncle Kyle telling us his first python story again I know what are
555. 1:27:38you gonna do it's it's it's actually one of the challenges of these lives is because I've been doing them
556. 1:27:45consistently and the Irregulars are here every time I tell a story I've told before I'm like oh [ __ ] like everyone
557. 1:27:51like everyone's here a lot is just like okay I can go have a coffee now I can go I can go get some water now Kyle's on
558. 1:28:00this story this is going to be 10 minutes but at the same time like there's new people here right there's 95 people in
559. 1:28:06here and you know I don't know how many Irregulars there are but there's probably what 30 or 40. maybe there's more but um
560. 1:28:14yeah but that's just that's that's I don't know I'm just trying to figure this thing out the best I can
561. 1:28:21so I totally get it I totally get it are you a computer scientist I have a degree in acting you think it's a joke no I'm not
562. 1:28:31I'm not so so one I also talked about a lot in here is that what this channel is about what my passion is and has been so
563. 1:28:39when I discovered this thing called the World Wide Web in 1994 and started experimenting with it I'd been playing with the internet for I
564. 1:28:50don't know two or three years and just kind of again [ __ ] around with it kind of realizing that I'm not a
565. 1:28:55scientist I'm not a programmer I'm not a librarian I'm not a researcher I'm not writing a dissertation and that's the internet sort of
566. 1:29:04pre-1992 was just all research right it was very dry it was very technical it was very scientific it was all about protocols and whatever
567. 1:29:14and then the World Wide Web comes along and I was doing desktop publishing as my day job I'd written seven screenplays I'd
568. 1:29:22started to run a theater company I knew a bunch of talented people and the more I learned about this thing
569. 1:29:27the more I thought huh I wonder because because in the early 90s the late 80s and early 90s in New York City paper
570. 1:29:34zines were a thing like self-published magazines that people would literally just write them desktop published them and then
571. 1:29:43um print them with photocopiers and and distribute them that was like a hip thing to do I thought I wonder if we
572. 1:29:49could do like a like an online version of that that's not something that people were doing with the internet right so so so for me
573. 1:30:02embracing technology when it when it's right at that inflection point of shifting from the Geeks to the rest of us that's what my
574. 1:30:12passion is and that's what this is so this channel it's birth was about three weeks after chat gbt launched
575. 1:30:24November 30th 2022 November 30th 2022. I've got [Music] um
576. 1:30:40I wonder if this is not going to be there let me see if this is here hold ah this is my hard drive's too full so everything's
577. 1:30:54on iCloud it's okay I gotta download everything from iCloud because I've been downloading um Tick Tock live archives all day today
578. 1:31:04so every one of them is like one and a half or two gigs and it just my my hard drive is just very not happy with me
579. 1:31:12but anyway I've got a slide that I'll show you here that memorializes November 30th 2022 because for me that's the day that's the flag in
580. 1:31:24the ground where machine learning and artificial intelligence shifts from the researchers and scientists to the rest of us
581. 1:31:33but we're very very early right and you still have to be geeky enough to use these tools um
582. 1:31:50that I did along with this one that says the great Renaissance which this is what I think we're entering right now is a great Renaissance
583. 1:32:07and I think it started on this day and why is it a great Renaissance because it's not just scientists anymore it's scientists and artists
584. 1:32:17why was Leonardo da Vinci you know heralded as such an amazing human being because it wasn't just about
585. 1:32:25the science it was about the humanity and he encapsulated that in one person one remarkable person these tools are going to allow each of
586. 1:32:37us to do absolutely remarkable amounts of things and what happens is when the industry shifts from just the scientists and the
587. 1:32:47researchers to the rest of humanity how the technology gets leveraged just [ __ ] explodes right so so we are right now in a pre-cambrian
588. 1:33:01soup of like AI organisms and tools and there's crappy tools and there's good tools and there's powerful tools and there's
589. 1:33:10shitty tools but and everyone's just throwing all the pasta at all the while they're all trying to [ __ ] figure it out
590. 1:33:16look at open interpreter look at this look at code interpreter look at look at baby AGI look at this look at that look
591. 1:33:23at this look at that's that's where we are right now this is It's these are all just little bloops in the Ooze in the
592. 1:33:29primordial ooze that's the stage we're at right now because it's only nine months old [Music]
593. 1:33:44thanks Kyle and hello from Detroit absolutely Simon Says Tech look forward to talking with you um thank you for relating that experience
594. 1:33:55and the extrapolation cool I don't know which one I've extrapolated a lot tonight I'm on a I'm on a it's these
595. 1:34:02these things are the these these lives have been weird like I've noticed I've noticed they sort of I sort of cycle
596. 1:34:08through just being a silly [ __ ] idiot to being really serious and philosophical and then like last night I
597. 1:34:16was completely thrown for a loop because the technology just [ __ ] the bed in a [ __ ] hilarious way and it's just I don't know I like I I
598. 1:34:28you know I I don't know how it's playing I mean people keep coming back and there's a number of folks in here
599. 1:34:33hanging out so on a Sunday night late so I appreciate you hanging out with me but it's weird how these how like I don't
600. 1:34:40know the personality of these is is very chat add it's very different every night um when you download your lives to
601. 1:34:47Archive does It capture the comments I don't think it does Tobias which is a which is a drag but it might I don't know um I don't know
602. 1:35:00that would be nice um although I do try to read all the comments so most comments get um get covered in the lives like that's
603. 1:35:08that's what the lives are is me reading comments basically well no I read a comment and then I talked for 15 minutes
604. 1:35:24he just doesn't shut up does he what so what why do you watch this you you find this entertainment is this educational
605. 1:35:35it's infotainment you think it's info he's he's an infotainer he's and and you spend how much time this oh my
606. 1:35:45oh are you all right dear oh my oh I'm so worried for you no it's good okay and okay you like this AI stuff too
607. 1:35:55right okay I got a good I gotta go honey I gotta go dear all right I'll see you we'll we'll talk again all right
608. 1:36:04I knew you really were Tom Arnold there's my trolls same old story stories but new details this time make it interesting oh that's good um
609. 1:36:16brother 52 I knew you really were Tom Arnold great job you've been live for 90 minutes [Laughter] oh man all right let's see uh gotta be
610. 1:36:33precautious with AI uh what do you mean precautious you mean precocious or or cautious I don't know what you mean New York City
611. 1:36:46late 90s oh yeah cam catkin are you in New York Kim and New York in the 90s was [ __ ] awesome it really was
612. 1:36:59it was it was insane man from 95 to it got it got weird and shitty and like 99 because like the internet was way over
613. 1:37:10hyped and it was stupid there was stupid money and stupid investor types it was very weird I didn't like it then
614. 1:37:22my Chinese Fred's friend said she used the Internet it's late 80s early 90s for p ISS poop
615. 1:37:37I don't know I don't know what you're saying there um what do you think the Chinese are doing with AI um
616. 1:37:44Lots I mean here's the thing about AI it depends what you mean with what are they doing with AI so to be clear that that's something that I
617. 1:37:54think is is really important that um ai's been around for a couple of decades you know if the precursors of it for you know four or
618. 1:38:06five decades but but decently modern ai's been around for a while right um it's it's how you know a lot of a lot of machines work
619. 1:38:21these days and it's how a lot of the surveillance industry does what it does right object recognition and facial
620. 1:38:30recognition the Chinese have been using that forever not in New York City anymore but I was there in the late 90s and Post 9 11. yep
621. 1:38:37cool me too I moved out of New York we moved out of Brooklyn in 2002. and moved up to like Westchester and Connecticut and then we're there
622. 1:38:46until 2011 and moved out to Boulder um so Alibaba three days ago four days ago launched a
623. 1:39:01chat gpt-like tool um there's another another Chinese company I can't remember the name of it right now launched a
624. 1:39:15large language model kind of like llama 2. that they're claiming is as good as chat gbt 3.5 they all of them all of
625. 1:39:23them are any any any research facility that launches an open source large language model seems to say it's as good
626. 1:39:31as GPT 3.5 because I think what they're actually saying is it still isn't as good as gpt4 so so I think that's why
627. 1:39:40they're all as good as gbt 3.5 um you know so so I think they're doing that I I think that
628. 1:40:00I I mean I honestly don't know I if I were if I were an authoritarian or kind of a centralized kind of government like
629. 1:40:08like China or you know someone that Freedom of Information is not ideal um I'd be very nervous about the generative
630. 1:40:21AI stuff because I don't I don't quite know how you lock this down like I know hey I know how you lock down the
631. 1:40:27internet right you turn it off right and they're good at that so they can turn off certain domains and
632. 1:40:34certain things like that but what's been happening in the open source Community is that through uh quantization I think it's called
633. 1:40:45optimization they're taking these relatively small large language models they're optimizing them so that they can
634. 1:40:51be installed on a cell phone and it doesn't need an internet connection to do GPT 3.5 level stuff so if you take a completely unrestricted
635. 1:41:04model like llama 2 the 7 billion parameter model and you optimize it and you make it so Winston I think it was
636. 1:41:10Winston earlier said I'm going to stick large language models on Raspberry Pi's and put them everywhere that's possible Right
637. 1:41:20and that's possible now with some geekery right and some efficiencies and some specialized whatever but two things are happening
638. 1:41:31raspberry pies are getting increasingly more powerful as our phones right and computer scientists are getting better
639. 1:41:42and better at making these large language models smaller and smaller they're figuring out what is what is the
640. 1:41:47most amount of data we can remove from the large language model and still have it perform well and they're they're finding like some of
641. 1:41:55these experiments they're removing like 90 of the data out of the large language model and it's still [ __ ] functions
642. 1:42:07so as that gets better and better I don't know what you do is China you know do you do you have every person
643. 1:42:18plug in their phone and you scan that phone and make sure that there's not a large language model on it I don't know I don't know
644. 1:42:27so I guarantee you they're taking it [ __ ] seriously I guarantee you China is far more up to speed on
645. 1:42:41what its capabilities are than our government is I mean we just had Chuck Schumer meet with the the heads of the you know
646. 1:42:50the big CEOs of these AI companies last week just to say hey we should do something about this well you think
647. 1:43:05I'm going to put AI oh Ron Ron was doing it Ron was Ron's the one that's putting AI in a Raspberry Pi and leave them
648. 1:43:11everywhere hey so Ron um what do you what are you gonna do like tell me what you're going to do with them like what's
649. 1:43:17the is it is it like an art project is it like uh like a social good project what's going to be the interface for it
650. 1:43:24are you going to attach screens to them is it going to be touch screens like tell me a bit more about it because
651. 1:43:29that's a really interesting thing uh Share Bear forty thousand so the Irregulars the the likes for this live are up to 42 000 right now
652. 1:43:39you guys are awesome oh man um let's zoom in on this one this is my favorite this was from last night so if
653. 1:43:50you weren't here last night we had we had a little soap opera with with Bing and Siri had a little spat and then Bing
654. 1:43:59got offended that I said her images that she created were shitty and she said she got offended that I called her a robot
655. 1:44:06and she got offended that I told her her images were shitty and she shut the conversation down oh my God it was funny
656. 1:44:14I'm not a robot goodbye oh yeah what oh Siri um uh precovedo means cautious in Spanish okay got it wrong
657. 1:44:29um yeah so so I agree I think we need to proceed with caution with these tools and um the developer Community isn't you know
658. 1:44:41now that now that meta has open sourced their large language models and stability AI has open source theirs and
659. 1:44:48now China has put theirs out there and I think there was another wasn't there wasn't there one that came out of Dubai
660. 1:44:57another large language model came out of the Middle East so so there's there's starting to be some foundational large
661. 1:45:02language models out there for the developer Community to just play with so um we need to proceed with caution knowing
662. 1:45:13that not everyone's proceeding with caution so I I don't know what that means I think that's why the the people that know you know way
663. 1:45:26more than I do about this stuff you know I think one of the reasons they're concerned is that what we're playing with right now
664. 1:45:41are kind of like Child's Play compared to what's coming like I think they know it's coming Sam Altman has said in an interview
665. 1:45:53there are things they've created at open AI they will never release so so so I what what's been amazing is that the
666. 1:46:07scientists can predict with with pretty good accuracy how much better these models get when you give them more gpus and more data so
667. 1:46:17they kind of know where they're headed they know they know what's possible they know what's coming and I would be very
668. 1:46:22surprised if a number of these companies didn't have things that they were playing with that were significantly
669. 1:46:29beyond what we're what we're seeing today so so anyway Bing became my default search and browser for months now yeah it's it's
670. 1:46:37mine too uh Nestor and you know what's funny is I I'm an apple Fanboy like I was a Microsoft Basher for years and if
671. 1:46:45you'd bet me a year ago that edge would be my default browser and Bing would be my default search engine um I'd have laughed at you but
672. 1:46:54bing bing safety guard rails at this point are pissing me off so much I'm actually considering going back to
673. 1:47:01Google as my default search engine it's because it's it's it's making me a little cranky you're allowed to make
674. 1:47:08words up people yeah I love making words up I for storyvine our big word is Auto Magic editing I stole Auto Magic from
675. 1:47:17the 90s I didn't make it up but I certainly [ __ ] co-opted it we've got an auto magic video platform it's kind of like this
676. 1:47:28Auto Magic editing with Story vine thank you for the cruise all right how are we doing time wise all right I got a little bit more time here
677. 1:47:42are there raspberry pies with tpus I don't know let's go find out Pate would probably know that Pate who's
678. 1:47:48been in here who works for Google on tpus are there rasp berry pies there's probably a hat for it
679. 1:48:04with tpus Google's Edge TPU machine learning chip Google is now made available oh come on Google is now made available for
680. 1:48:18developers a Raspberry Pi style development board that comes with a quad core arm when was this um this is 2019 so these things are way
681. 1:48:32way out if this was announced in 2019 so let me see um tools anytime past month
682. 1:48:48[Music] is Google Edge TPU a good choice for Raspberry Pi using tensorflow Lite with Google Coral
683. 1:49:05TPU on a Raspberry Pi 4. yeah it looks like looks like it's there I don't know if it's on the Raspberry Pi 4 or if you
684. 1:49:12add it with a with a someone in here probably knows there's there are clearly some Geeks in here so any of you Geeks know
685. 1:49:20is it integrated into the Raspberry Pi 4 or is it something you snap on it it looks like it's an add-on board but I don't know
686. 1:49:28I don't know I haven't played around with the Raspberry Pi the last thing I did with the Raspberry Pi was like pre-pandemic
687. 1:49:36um I have a Raspberry Pi hotspot for my DMR radio very cool also Chinese are listening and boring everything we say here yes
688. 1:49:46they are that's okay I hope I can make my meeting at 2PM tomorrow where are you Nestor I I'm not going to be here that much longer but
689. 1:50:00um welcome everyone if you're new here this is the AI learning lab it looks like a bunch of people just joined
690. 1:50:05um here's the deal so my name is Kyle Shannon I'm an entrepreneur I'm a CEO of a company called storyvine
691. 1:50:11um We're talking mostly here about sort of post chat gbt you know AI in the in the era of what happens when the rest of
692. 1:50:19us get access to these tools um I know a little bit about the technology side but I'm not a technologist
693. 1:50:25um if you have not played with chat gbt before if you're here and you're like is that Rosie O'Donnell um if that's the reason you stopped
694. 1:50:34welcome I'm not I'm Tom Arnold and um go there chat.openai.com that's the official chatgpt website and just start playing with it if you
695. 1:50:47haven't played with it before just do it and and play with it until you have your Kevin McAllister moment which is this moment
696. 1:50:58from home alone and if you if you want to start digging into this stuff go to that document it's called prompts.chat
697. 1:51:04it's it it will explain to you what large language models are and how to talk to them and they'll give you a
698. 1:51:09bunch of prompts you can copy and paste and give you a real sense of how deep these things are deeply and by Deep I mean profoundly powerful
699. 1:51:19like as human beings we're incredibly lucky to be able to play with this [ __ ] because if Google had it their way we
700. 1:51:30wouldn't be Google invented the Transformer that these things are built on and then they mothballed it because I
701. 1:51:37think they realized it threatened their business model and then open AI went and launched chat gbt and [ __ ] everything
702. 1:51:43up for everyone so now everyone's like we got to do this so that's why there's all this fraud froth and bother about AI is because of
703. 1:51:51chat GPT so that's the thing that started it all so if you haven't played with it go play there all right cool
704. 1:51:57I'm in Southern California oh I meant just that my sleep's messed up oh not referring to the live that's okay my
705. 1:52:04sleep my sleep's messed up too just because of my brain but but uh I'm glad you're here uh Nestor it's it's cool having you
706. 1:52:12um I hope I can make a 5 a.m CST meeting tomorrow oh that's awful is that your domain prompts.chat no it's not it's
707. 1:52:19just someone else did that mine is my domain is the salon.ai that's my and storyvine's my company Rosie O'Donnell exactly
708. 1:52:35self-aware like AI um imagine what Google has that they don't say yeah well apparently Gemini that they're that they've got right now which
709. 1:52:50is the replacement for Palm too that's the [ __ ] sitting behind Bard right now apparently it's multimodal
710. 1:52:57I think we'll do audio in and out we'll do images and they're claiming now I've heard now two different things
711. 1:53:05I've heard Gemini is going to be five times better than gpt4 and I've heard it's going to be 20 times better than gpt4 which
712. 1:53:15for anything that's pre-release to be making those claims that says maybe it'll be close to as good as gpt4 that's
713. 1:53:23that's my expectation if it's at all better than gpt4 holy [ __ ] could be a game changer because don't forget forty five thousand
714. 1:53:34don't forget um Google just announced duet for all of their office suite right so it's in slides it's in docs it's in
715. 1:53:49sheets it's in Gmail it's in Google meet so all of those if you enable the duet function is some version of chat GPT
716. 1:54:02um Mike kaput from the marketing AI Institute if if you listen to their blog from last week he does kind of a deep dive on the
717. 1:54:11Google duet stuff he basically says um this the integration into slides is really good the integration into sheets is really
718. 1:54:21shitty and limited the integration into docs is dramatically disappointing and the integration I don't think he
719. 1:54:31played with meats and I forget what the other one was oh Gmail he said it was it was decently useful in
720. 1:54:40Gmail but it didn't quite capture his tone all of the things that he was talking about Google duet sucking at
721. 1:54:49is because their core large language model isn't as good as gpt4 so if Gemini is as good as gpt4 or better
722. 1:55:00it changes the game for all the tools that are going to get rolled into duet somebody took my pinning ability Away really
723. 1:55:09but wait wait oh hang on let me go see if you're still on the list you're still there manage
724. 1:55:24comment settings pin comments it's on you should still be able to pin there Vicky you might just need to you just
725. 1:55:35might need to quit and restart Tick Tock maybe Tick Tock crap to bed maybe you have a memory leak or something
726. 1:55:44Vicky sometimes it won't work for me either but it comes back yeah yeah just it's ticked Tick Tock is just
727. 1:55:50Tick Tock is a lovely application uh written by a lovely company I I love Tick Tock so much
728. 1:56:05can someone invite me to The Irregular room and Discord please yeah what's your um what's your Discord handle Is It joker in there
729. 1:56:15I'm a librarian thanks for the rose [Music] um oh yeah Joker to avoid hang on manage rolls AI regular AI Adventurer save you're in
730. 1:56:33Joker close right did I do it right yes yes I did yo in you did it yay
731. 1:56:48okay [Laughter] memory leak my memory is always leaking exactly holy crap Microsoft Edge like I
732. 1:57:04don't know about anyone else here but for those of you that are tab hoarders like I am Edge just hates it when you have 45 tabs
733. 1:57:14open it doesn't like it and I have one of those things that puts the tabs to sleep so it should be fine but it just
734. 1:57:19[ __ ] breaks Edge like twice a day makes me cranky I've been doing laundry did I miss anything as good as black fight 2023 I'm
735. 1:57:28a librarian there's we're not going to be able to re recreate bot fight like it was it was a a perfect storm of
736. 1:57:36ridiculousness so no nothing nothing remotely interesting tonight tonight's been mostly me just pontificating about
737. 1:57:41[ __ ] so I haven't even actually demoed stuff if anyone wants me to show something I'm happy to show something but
738. 1:57:48um the the chat's been really interesting tonight y'all are bringing up interesting stuff so but but this
739. 1:57:54this was the this was one of the things that that happened last night was Bing Bing said I'm not a robot
740. 1:58:03I'm a I'm a large language model from Microsoft and if you don't like it goodbye Bing you're such a card
741. 1:58:18you only missed the Tom Arnold comment by someone asking Kyle uh oh and someone asking if I'm a computer
742. 1:58:26scientist yeah exactly what are your qualifications sir if I'm going to spending any time in this lab I want to
743. 1:58:34know who's running the lab is there a chief scientist here I might inquire what are your qualifications sir you
744. 1:58:42will tell us I hope where's your smock this doesn't seem like a very sanitary lab seems much like a home office
745. 1:58:49yeah exactly my mind my mind is having too many tabs open but the browser is hung up exactly that's what it's like
746. 1:58:59having add man that's totally it oh don't I'm trying to find where I was in my
747. 1:59:14questions [Music] what are we up to oh 48 000 you got to get to 50 people what are you doing what what is this what is this slackerrific
748. 1:59:28my God not at 50 000 yet 90 minutes in the arthritis kicking up I know I know just come on get at it foreign
749. 1:59:45for those of you who are not Irregulars here I'm just picking on the Irregulars because they have a side game going that
750. 1:59:52they can that they can beat up see see now that I said that now we're at 49 500 now it's going up I can actually watch
751. 1:59:59it going up six six hundred we're gonna 700 y'all are nuts 800. we'll do this real time 950 000. Bang
752. 2:00:15my God you're hilarious I love you guys that's that's hilarious oh okay I heard Kyle was going to sell glucosamine and Tick-Tock shop yeah
753. 2:00:31exactly I tried selling [ __ ] t-shirts on Tick-Tock shop when they [ __ ] that up maybe they could get glucosamine right
754. 2:00:42I gotta I gotta figure out the the merch thing because there's some some fun merch that we can do that I want to make available but um
755. 2:00:53gotta get it going hell yeah 50k that's right Share Bear you guys went nuts I'm like you haven't gotten to 50K yet it was like
756. 2:01:04um you just gotta exercise caution that's it it's not scary yeah exactly it you know what we talk about in here
757. 2:01:10Nestor a lot is with with these tools is the reason you need to get curious with them right now and just be exploratory
758. 2:01:19is that they're they're very rough around the edges so right now if you want to play with these remarkable tools
759. 2:01:28you kind of need to know where the boundaries are what's good what's bad you know where do they hallucinate where
760. 2:01:33do they not how can you you know mitigate that in any way and there's the only way to do that is just like do it
761. 2:01:39and do it and do it and play with it and then go oh it's perfect and then you realize oh it's not perfect it's far
762. 2:01:45from perfect oh crap that's farther than I thought it was right and all that stuff Thelonious I dined with a friend tonight
763. 2:01:52former Hasbro and Mattel Creator he's making an AI dog toy there's a um there's a dude on Tick Tock I think one
764. 2:02:01of you a regular sent it to me um yeah I think it wasn't youth theologies it might have been retro Punk um and he basically hooked up like a
765. 2:02:12Teddy Ruxpin teddy bear to a chat gbt conversation and he he's he's like yeah you know you gotta you gotta figure out
766. 2:02:23what speaking of figuring out where the boundaries are you don't have a toy that tells you to go [ __ ] yourself like if
767. 2:02:28you put in an unrestricted large language model those things can get really weird really fast so uh yeah that's gonna be interesting I mean
768. 2:02:40yeah it's fascinating I'm I'm working with a guy from the AI salon right now and he's put together he's he's putting together something
769. 2:02:49um for health information where it can't hallucinate and he's using an interesting combination of large language models and databases
770. 2:02:59um where they're kind of working in conjunction with one another where if someone asks something that's out of
771. 2:03:04bounds it won't answer it if it's not in an approved answer database and then if it gives an answer it has to give
772. 2:03:12something that's been approved really interesting approach that he's doing so what you got for good PowerPoint generation right now
773. 2:03:21um Tome tome.ai I think is the tool hang on let's go let's go play I think it's tome.ai no tone dot app t-o-m-e dot app
774. 2:03:38sign in with Google and it's got a bit of a [Music] kind of hipster interface so it's it's hard to read and demo especially if it
775. 2:03:49looks like I wiped a buttery biscuit on my screen I should probably clean that that thing oh they've what have they done here aerosol candy
776. 2:04:03create so you can create an image you can create a document to presentation create a presentation about let's see
777. 2:04:17um spray candy that tastes like Skittles
778. 2:04:32and comes in a graffiti can so now it says it's generating the outline so then there's your outline
779. 2:04:46introducing spray candy Taste the rainbow with spray candy so it actually pulled the Skittles tagline that's
780. 2:04:54interesting the graffiti can design perfect for sharing available now join the spray can be craze and then I can edit any of these and I
781. 2:05:04think I can add things into them and now I say continue and now this thing is going to write my deck and then it'll actually
782. 2:05:15generate images for each slide as well um the thing about these is graffiti Skittles spray your taste buds it's kind of cool
783. 2:05:29so there's the table of contents there's kind of Skittles looking [ __ ] and there's kind of a graffiti looking spray can
784. 2:05:37so I assume they're using Dali for this which is why the the images are a little less than like like that's just [ __ ] creepy and weird
785. 2:05:48like like this is what would be in an absurd movie about the future where this is where marketing is actually gone
786. 2:05:57Taste the rainbow with spray candy and it you know it writes a little deck and it you know it writes all your stuff and there's your can
787. 2:06:05look how happy people are they're so happy that their hair is turned into sticky goo [Laughter] um so so so this one's good I there there I
788. 2:06:20would think at this point there are probably a dozen of these things out there Tome is the one I know um I would go to futurepedia.io or um
789. 2:06:34someone in the in the salon [Music] um shared hang on
790. 2:06:56there's an AI for that is a website there's an AI for that.com and then I'll just type in
791. 2:07:17um presentation slides presentations Tome pitch Avatar so anyway go to futurepedia.io or there's an there's an AI for that.com
792. 2:07:32and you can probably find some more I personally I'm a librarian I'm more a fan of using chat gbt to do this
793. 2:07:43because you can just copy and paste the stuff from from here into PowerPoint easy enough you can just pick a pick a template that you like
794. 2:07:52but but you know have have gpt4 um do like uh let's see um [Applause] you're a librarian tasked with
795. 2:08:10giving a presentation on generative AI as it is today and the implications for the future period the presentation is 20 minutes long
796. 2:08:27and I want you to create a 15 slide outline of what the presentation might be period the audience is anyone in the community from age 15
797. 2:08:44to 75 period [Music] so there it's given me a bit of an outline and and I'm using gpt4 here so
798. 2:09:00that's why it's slow if you use 3.5 it would be much faster than this but you know I would do something like
799. 2:09:07this like start out with something like that have it write you an outline and then just give it feedback on the
800. 2:09:12outline no I want the outline to focus more on the societal aspects or this or that and then once you've got the outline dialed in then then
801. 2:09:23either give it an example of a slide that you like do you like slides with words on them or not words on them do
802. 2:09:30you like them to be catchy do you want it to recommend images let's let's see what this actually did let's see see if this is any good
803. 2:09:41um title slide introduction to AI what's generative AI applications today text image video and audio generation real world examples
804. 2:09:52um benefits of generative AI deep fakes in the reality Distortion ethical implications Ai and literature and movies that's good
805. 2:10:03Community perspective future predictions education and AI how to stay informed um please give me
806. 2:10:19a complete slide for the education slide complete with speakers notes and a description of the image that should be on that slide
807. 2:10:35so let's see how it does blown one of these things out slide design and image imagery a classroom setting with half of it
808. 2:10:44looking traditional wooden desk chalkboard and the other half modernized digital screens virtual reality headsets
809. 2:10:50robot teaching assistant like that's something that's something you could absolutely put in mid-journey and get right
810. 2:10:58so that's the design imagery title the role of AI in modern education the bulleted points on the slide AI Literacy
811. 2:11:05for all ages personalized learning experiences virtual classroom and tutors opportunities for Community Learning
812. 2:11:12speaker's notes and there's you know big long speakers notes for each of the bullet points so the thing about
813. 2:11:24there's kind of two advantages for doing it in chat CPT versus a tool where someone who may or may not have
814. 2:11:33your sensibilities about presentations has pre-prompted one of these tools right because all Tome is is someone is
815. 2:11:42pre-prompted it to do what it does and they may or may not agree with your philosophy of how you like to think about a presentation
816. 2:11:50so one thing is you have a hell of a lot more control doing it this way the other thing is you know this is this is one of the only
817. 2:12:01ways that I know where you actually figure out where the boundaries of these tools are like GPT might be brilliant
818. 2:12:08for doing what you want it may be not brilliant for doing what you want yes I've done that I wanted the slides
819. 2:12:17generated too I spend a little bit two time yeah so okay so if you're already good with the with the GPT um
820. 2:12:24I would you know you know what the thing to do might be is just um have it write you a series of mid-journey prompts
821. 2:12:34um for each slide in one of your slide decks but you can also just go try Tome Tome will put it together for you
822. 2:12:42um you can also go turn on duet in in the Google so Google Slides now has duet within it and it will generate images
823. 2:12:51within within Google Slides but you have to turn on the duet feature as a subscription at the administrator level [Music] um
824. 2:13:04Champy's about to bark at someone I'm a tab hoarder in Chrome I put them in blocks too I ordered blocks I'm the same
825. 2:13:10way Vicky not the same way my my blocks like it doesn't I wish it would there were a way to keep those blocks
826. 2:13:16persistent because I I keep like when I change a website I lose the tab and I mine are always just a [ __ ] mess
827. 2:13:25have you used Edge for work oh I have used Edge for work but when it comes to secure Bing chat with gpt4 so I don't
828. 2:13:33complain yeah that's good [Music] um uh anything interesting from my emails I haven't last time I looked at them was
829. 2:13:47like last Thursday so I just haven't responded to them Eric Fortier um I also couldn't tell do you do you
830. 2:13:54sometimes send from two different emails I couldn't tell sometimes I couldn't tell if it was yours or not so
831. 2:14:00um I might have gotten an email that I didn't know was yours um Claude AI is only the UK and the US I know it sucks
832. 2:14:08um my mind is like having too many tabs open I think we went through this all right I'm gonna jump to the bottom here
833. 2:14:13because I'm getting a little crispy I want to wind things down here wait what are we up to now 57 000 likes y'all are as well all right
834. 2:14:25he licenses toys let's see foreign he will see his first work up soon that's pretty cool I had a I had a when
835. 2:14:38I I sold agency.com in 2002 and the first company I started after that was a company called invention Asylum and I
836. 2:14:46was inventing like toys and kitchen gadgets and [ __ ] like that so I spent like two years trying to get into the
837. 2:14:52toy business it's [ __ ] brutal I'll tell you what if you want to find the most miserable people on the planet
838. 2:14:59go into the toy business oh my those are some bitter angry cynical people ironic and depressing you'd think you'd
839. 2:15:13go in there and it's going to be some fun people ain't nothing 124 people in the room it only takes a thousand Taps each
840. 2:15:23oh man I sent the teddy bear to you that was you Tobias that's right yeah that was awesome yeah it was really good it
841. 2:15:29was very cool it was a cool video I saw that decided it was fake oh the oh the teddy bear thing probably not fake
842. 2:15:36probably not fake because I because you could you could do something like that with with uh pie right now
843. 2:15:43you could put a you could put a shitty cell phone inside a teddy bear with pie and have it do that although I guess it
844. 2:15:51had some animation stuff going on but even with a Raspberry Pi you could do some motion control stuff with a teddy bear
845. 2:15:58probably pretty easily oh champ what do you want mirror invited the maker here
846. 2:16:12I shouldn't talk at him oh wait I shouldn't talk at him if he's here Thelonious have him have him speak up or maybe
847. 2:16:24actually felonies you know it might be interesting he might be somewhat interesting to speak at the salon if you're a good friend with him
848. 2:16:31um it would be really interesting to hear from someone that's that's looking to use generative AI you know in a consumer toy
849. 2:16:42um because the again the boundaries of where these things are like that that would be really fascinating um so if you know him well
850. 2:16:50um you know ping me on the ping me on Discord maybe we can get him to speak at the salon by the way I'm I'm looking for people to
851. 2:16:58speak at the salon um just in general so if you know anyone who's doing interesting stuff in AI or doing an interesting project or anything
852. 2:17:05thing like that let me know um because we might bring them in to speak at the salon um you have candy my take on the dog is
853. 2:17:15it'll be like Pi dot AI responsive and conversational yep Yano greater than Teddy Ruxpin what site is this what site
854. 2:17:24was I on oh it was on Tome t-o-m-e-t-o-m-e dot app that was the one making the uh slides My Guy created micro toys I remember
855. 2:17:35micro toys they were [ __ ] great and Tiny trucks oh my God thanks for the burger that was a Happy Meal it made me happy
856. 2:17:43join this the spray candy craze is not as tacky that's good it's tacky I like it Max bad hedge um have you seen AI generated soda
857. 2:17:57commercial yeah the one from Coca-Cola well what was interesting about the Coca-Cola one is that there was some
858. 2:18:04generative AI stuff in there and then some full-on you know beautiful you know handcrafted Motion Graphics and
859. 2:18:12videography like it was a a really nice Coke our Master storytellers and their masters at technology so so and Coke
860. 2:18:21also just released the first AI AI uh in AI generated um Coke flavor they basically had a I say come up with a flavor profile that
861. 2:18:37our customers would like and they've launched it it's called like something 3000 why 3000 or something like that I have the domain name for
862. 2:18:46toys for growth should I dump it um I don't I'm I tend to be a domain hoarder as well if you've got a good
863. 2:18:53domain if you if you might do something with it hang on to it it's you know if you know you gotta spend the the monthly or the annual thing
864. 2:19:02anyone keeping a list of his suggestions down in the mud so Thelonious um yeah Thelonious is doing that down in the mud he's got a um
865. 2:19:15a Google sheet with like every time I mention something he adds it to the sheet um I'm going to add that to my linked
866. 2:19:24trees I just haven't gotten around to it yet um yes but your explanation helped me with GPT more cool oh good terrific
867. 2:19:35um Indian names are usually plus George Douglas wait are usually Plus stores I don't quite know what that means but funny I think
868. 2:19:45where do you get your cool shirts from my cool wife who gets them from the cool internet somewhere bitter and cynical in the toy
869. 2:19:53business not unlike the field of Education exactly some found being around all them kids all that time you're like um anyone else buffering
870. 2:20:04um I'll ask if he'll speak at the salon that would be great I know him well that's great Thelonious thanks thanks
871. 2:20:09for that that would be super cool and it's and it's a it's a relatively like the speaking slot at the salon is
872. 2:20:16like you know talk for like 10 or 15 minutes and then open up the conversation so he doesn't necessarily need to be a
873. 2:20:23master like he can just be like here's what I'm trying to accomplish here's what I've learned here's what works
874. 2:20:27here's what doesn't like it doesn't it doesn't have to be like everyone right now is trying to figure this [ __ ] out so
875. 2:20:33if if he's concerned that like well I haven't quite figured it out yet that's okay like even the process of how he's planning to
876. 2:20:42navigate getting that through legal approval I find I would love to hear that story like are the lawyers cool with this um
877. 2:20:55the animation is what made me think it was fake uh okay for the for that other bear it might be there's there's
878. 2:21:02probably a lot of that fake [ __ ] out there I sent you the Andreessen Horowitz and what AI tools the August character
879. 2:21:08okay cool great I'll look for that uh um oh the bear was straight up made up okay agreed the process is super helpful yep cool
880. 2:21:20Thelonious is copyrighting them all right listen everybody I'm a little crispy I'm like I can feel my energy like drip dropping down
881. 2:21:32um really cool hanging out with you the the final total by the way we're at 59.9 so I will not leave here until we hit 60 000 likes
882. 2:21:42599 is not a good place to end it okay we just did 60. okay all right everybody um let's do a little Romper Room here uh
883. 2:21:51I see Amelia's wife and felonious I see down in the mud I see Stevo I see toe dance welcome toenance share Bears here
884. 2:22:02um I'm a librarian we had a good talk tonight um Vicky um goat Eric former and who else Robert Rossi good to see you
885. 2:22:15all right everybody USA loves tick tock tick tock's the best thank you for the donut my cousin was on Romper Room nice
886. 2:22:25good night everybody have a have a good Sunday night or Monday morning whatever it might be for you and I'll see you tomorrow peace out