aiLL 6/3/2023 - 2 - Beyond the Hype - The Real Potential of Generative AI

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1. 0:06foreign [Applause]
2. 0:21this is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab welcome welcome welcome just getting started here it's Saturday
3. 0:27afternoon here in Denver Colorado I am sitting in the AI learning lab otherwise known as my home office it is a complete shambles
4. 0:38but you know I kind of point the camera at the part that's sort of nice looking you don't want to see the other part well do you
5. 0:47maybe you do huh what a nightmare I gotta clean that [ __ ] up um so what this channel is all about is
6. 0:56learning about AI I'm learning about AI as I learn about it I'm sharing it here and apparently not doing well with the hair wow that's
7. 1:07that's like that's like I don't even know what that's like I need to get another toupee apparently this AI learning lab if you're new to AI
8. 1:21if you're curious about AI I have these URLs up here for your help uh chat.openai.com that's the official chatgpt website
9. 1:31bing.com is Microsoft's search engine but if you click on the chat button that's gpt4 and then po.com you can play
10. 1:39with a bunch of different models including a new one from anthropic that's got a hundred thousand token limit
11. 1:46which is pretty exciting if you have questions about AI pop them in the uh what do they called the comments the
12. 1:53little scrolly bits um pop any questions in there I'm happy to answer them my background is I'm an entrepreneur for
13. 2:00many many years decades actually um I was an innovator back in the early days of the World Wide Web I started one
14. 2:07of the first online magazines in the one of the first agencies called agency.com I was a chief creative officer there
15. 2:13and so I got to experience what it was like to be at the very beginning of one of these technical revolutions and the
16. 2:21parallels between what was going on with the web and what's going on with chat gbt and generative AI are insane
17. 2:28um I think that this AI stuffs can actually be significantly more profound than the World Wide Web stuff and we
18. 2:34know how profound that was and how much that changed uh well if you weren't around for it you don't know how much it
19. 2:39changed it but everything changed and uh yeah it's going to uh it's gonna change everything so uh again it looks
20. 2:48like a bunch of people just joined my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab the URLs here are just
21. 2:54places for you to go play with uh chat GPT and some other models poe.com in particular has a lot of different things
22. 3:01you can play with you can make Bots if you have questions about AI pop them in the uh comments just put a comment in
23. 3:09there about what the hell's going on with this or that or you know whatever I'll answer what I can if I can't answer
24. 3:14it I'll try to say that I try to keep it light I try to keep it fun and I try to keep hydrated although apparently why is GPT so dumb yeah
25. 3:23it's actually not aware of what it's doing it it's literally a probability engine I wouldn't call it dumb um I would call it um infallible
26. 3:36it's like a it's like a a really solid intern uh that's smarter than any intern in the history of interns and you can
27. 3:45ask it to do stuff for you and sometimes it just gets it wrong because it's a crappy little intern but you can ask it anything and it will
28. 3:53know a lot about it and even if it doesn't know a lot about it it will tell you that it knows a lot about it and it
29. 3:59will give you confidence that you have the right answer even if you don't um I like to refer to chat GPT as mansplaining as a service
30. 4:07um chatgpt helped me develop machine learning model for trading crypto yeah very cool um it's really good at analyzing stuff
31. 4:15and and doing things like creating trading Bots what are some jobs to consider in AI it's hard to know what what they're
32. 4:23going to be I think that um one of the ones there's a guy named Mackenzie Bose who's got this this app he's created called GPT boss and he
33. 4:32talks about AI operations is going to be a good job meaning there's all there's going to be just literally thousands and
34. 4:39thousands of AI services and subscriptions and things you kind of glue together to make other apps so
35. 4:46you know people sorting through all that technology is going to be a good one um you know there's lots of talk of
36. 4:52prompt engineering or as I like to call it prompt crafting uh I I think that's going to be a prerequisite for almost any job coming coming
37. 5:01um these tools are going to start being incorporated into Microsoft Word and the Google office docs and even at the
38. 5:07operating system level Apple's got a big announcement coming on Monday that their worldwide developers conference I would
39. 5:13be dramatically surprised if they didn't have some some big AI announcements um you know learn the image stuff learn the
40. 5:22music stuff I think there's probably for the next year and a half or two there's going to be a lot of hunger for people
41. 5:28that can just give workshops on what the hell is this stuff what does it do what does it make possible
42. 5:34um I think my lights a little too bright that's better um it was hurting my eyes I feel blood sort of coming down the cheeks uh anyway
43. 5:43but the intern always rolls a four on a six-sided die um there was a what exactly is Agi and is it even a thing AGI stands for
44. 5:54artificial general intelligence and it is a thing but it is not a well-defined thing it is generally agreed that it's
45. 6:02when these machines get basically smarter smarter than all the humans um I would say on an individual basis
46. 6:09you know these current GPT models know way more than any of us do individually and just in terms of knowledge but in
47. 6:15terms of reasoning they're they're not anywhere close um Microsoft did a study on chat GPT it's a long study it's like 86 Pages or I
48. 6:26forget how long it is but they did a study on gpt4 uh and and part of the study was it's showing signs of AGI
49. 6:35um but because it's poorly defined and it's subjective um some people think we're on the verge of it right now other people think we are
50. 6:46you know decades away although there's fewer and fewer of those Ray Kurzweil um talks about the singularity which he
51. 6:54predicts will be 2029 and a lot of other AI scientists have downgraded their prediction from like 2040 or 2035 to 2030 so 2029 2030 seems
52. 7:06to be the consensus of when we'll have some version of The Singularity but here's the deal this shit's moving so
53. 7:12fast that um who knows who knows how long this is how like when we achieve it I for me it's kind of irrelevant whether
54. 7:21or not we label you know whether we have AGI like you know are these tools you know serving us well and transforming
55. 7:29things in a positive way that's the thing I'm most interested in how will risk CV impact AI I don't know
56. 7:39what risk CV is but you know what I'm going to do I'm going to go to chat jpt and I'm going to say chat GPT I'm a
57. 7:47dum-dum and Dum Dums don't know what what is risk CV and how will it impact is this the uh the European
58. 8:02uh thing AI let's see if it doesn't know I gotta I'm gonna have to use risk five is an open standard of risk principles unlike other ISO
59. 8:18design risk five is provided under open source and instruction set architecture as part of the computer architecture
60. 8:26potential impact of risk 5 on AI could be significant for the following reasons Flex air sorry there you go
61. 8:35um flexibility and customizability cost Effectiveness collaborative Improvement promotion of edge Computing um
62. 8:46so so yeah so I assume well so so what this is talking about is um Computing is going to get more efficient and cheaper we we need lots
63. 8:55and lots of compute um I don't know enough about it to actually answer that so um you don't need to watch me here read
64. 9:01chat GPT although I'm sure it was scintillating all right what happened next week what was that ah what exactly is the reasoning I'll go
65. 9:13back to that what's happening next week is that your real appearance or you look different you a ghost huh
66. 9:23I don't I don't know I don't know buck buck I don't know what he's talking about what do we do I don't know uh
67. 9:32maybe tell them to clarify his question I don't have time for that buck excuse me all right AI will not need us learning AI is
68. 9:46pointless we will just exist well maybe AI does all the shitty stuff and we get to exist at a higher level of humanity
69. 9:52that might be nice so we're not all cogs in a [ __ ] wheel leading soulless existence just doing repetitive soul-crushing work
70. 10:03wouldn't that be nice that would be a possibility what exactly is reasoning human reasoning is based on our
71. 10:08Evolution and Natural Instincts yeah um I don't know I that's getting into a level a depth of philosophical
72. 10:16conversation that is beyond my capacity to have it so I will let it slide um but basically as these tools get
73. 10:25smarter than we are shit's gonna happen shit's hitting some fans um it'll happen no matter how many John Connors there are too listen listen
74. 10:35here's the thing about this channel I am I am I was I was on a panel talking about this AI stuff and one of the women
75. 10:42on the panel has been in AI for like 15 years said let me interrupt the adorable optimism here so so I've been accused of
76. 10:48being an adorable Optimist which I will take um I think it is a bit lazy and and all too easy to just um
77. 10:58go to the robots are going to kill us future I think it's kind of a boring future I'm not interested in it and um
78. 11:07it's also just like Hollywood's been conditioning us for 50 years that you know ai's all evil I think there's a
79. 11:15more interesting future where AI can actually support and amplify Humanity now Humanity's got good and bad so as AI
80. 11:23amplifies Humanity it's going to amplify the bad as well as the good but I think if we like on this channel can
81. 11:30say hey why don't instead of fearing these tools why don't we lean into them learn them learn how we can use them learn how we
82. 11:38can make them our [ __ ] and we get to be the pilot and AI gets to stay the co-pilot that's the future I am moving into
83. 11:47how will AI affect Radiology well it's affecting it pretty dramatically um but what's happening in almost all cases with things like
84. 11:57um you know medical stuff is that because you've got insurance companies and liability you're always going to have a human in the loop there
85. 12:04there was a prediction I think five years ago that AI would you know don't become a radiologist because we ain't
86. 12:10gonna need need them anymore um now ai is as good or better than humans at you know reading scans and things like that but you still need to
87. 12:20have humans in the loop and probably will for a while when will I trim that Gray nose hair I'm not going to trim that Gray nose hair
88. 12:27I'll pluck it because they're [ __ ] rude all right I tried the app and it was really cool not sure which app but cool
89. 12:37um is computer science worth it anymore with all the AI Innovation um I would I would not go to school for computer science right now
90. 12:48um I I think I think spending a year self-learning all of the new AI stuff all the new generative AI stuff um
91. 13:00is going to be incredibly valuable you know listen the skills that you learn in a computer science program they're
92. 13:06they're not going to be wasted but what they actually teach you maybe right so if if the here's what I would say if the if the
93. 13:16computer science program that you're entering or that you're you know that you're going into is um just keeping the status quo and and
94. 13:27teaching AI off to the side then then I think it's a waste of time if they're saying holy [ __ ] AI is changing
95. 13:34everything we're gonna absolutely upend our curriculum and and go all in on AI then then I think it's probably really interesting
96. 13:40dominance of machine intelligence what did that say hang on God damn it tick tock every time I go to scroll
97. 13:51it jumps me to the bottom and then I got lost um Jesus now I'm really lost all right hang on bear with me old guy using technology
98. 14:08alert all right there's the there's the when are you gonna trim your nose hairs comment I found out where I was okay
99. 14:17um [ __ ] trolls all right what app do you use to screen share nothing this is just tick tocks they're dual camera so
100. 14:25my back cameras on facing my laptop screen see there's my hand in front of my laptop it's take all jobs how do
101. 14:33people get money does it become socialism I don't know and socialism is a divisive word so I don't really give a
102. 14:40[ __ ] about labels of how it works I think that um Universal basic income that Andrew Yang was talking about back in the 2016
103. 14:50election I think that becomes a potential tool I think it'll be short term oops um if you're new here these URLs here
104. 14:59the top one is the official chat GPT website the second one is bing.com that's Microsoft's uh search engine and
105. 15:06that has gpt4 built into it and then po.com you can play with a bunch of different models um so and you can make your own chat bot
106. 15:13so that's what those are there for and then prompts.chat and futurepedia.io prompts.chat will teach you about
107. 15:20prompting and give you a bunch of ideas and examples that are really really cool um it kind of blows your mind what what these things can do
108. 15:29and then futurepedia.io is um is is uh just a list of all of the thousands of tools that are out there that you could use um
109. 15:43those are trolls I know controls but trolls are people too sort of people talk about the great filter but
110. 15:52when you have neural systems this and inevitably leads to machine intelligence exploding outwards at the speed of light yeah I agree and
111. 16:01and we're seeing that now I mean you you can see in the past four or five months the acceleration is absolutely insane
112. 16:07and and you know every time a new white paper comes out the the dev community pounces on it and then like a week later
113. 16:14you'll see a new white paper that incorporated that white paper and so they're mixing and matching and it's
114. 16:19it's absolutely insane but it doesn't all necessarily mean it's a bad thing apparently champ not excited about AI champ champion
115. 16:36he doesn't uh appreciate Tick Tock live hang on GMP stop all right what app do I use to screen
116. 16:52share just answer that concern about jobs is rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic Max you're so negative
117. 17:00we're not necessarily going down a black hole of Extinction other than the fact that that group of people including Sam
118. 17:08Altman said we're going down to path to Extinction unless we do something about it I don't necessarily think that that
119. 17:15wasn't just self-serving for them to slow down the competitors but you know that's just me being cynical um
120. 17:23excellent future idea thank you we don't have true AI yet true or false correct right what we have right now is machine
121. 17:30learning it's not artificial intelligence or AGI um AGI is is woefully um undefined so we don't I I don't frankly give a [ __ ] if there's
122. 17:42a definition if there's a label that says we're officially AGI chi-ching um Sam Altman cares about that because
123. 17:49that's why he started that organization is there a good way to use chat GPD to help find the best AI tools for a
124. 17:56specific AI Solutions that's what futurepedia.io is um there are probably plug-ins for chat gbt that are searching AI tool sites I
125. 18:07think I saw one let's go look at how many so if you go to chat GPT and you have GPT plus and you've turned on your beta
126. 18:16features then when you roll over gpt4 you have three options you've got default browse with Bing and then plugins and if you go to plugins
127. 18:25you have your list of installed plugins and then there's this plug-in store and the plug-in store is what it sounds
128. 18:33like it's like the App Store and if I go to all let's see there's 64 times four so like 250 there's like 250 plug-ins I'm pretty
129. 18:41sure there's there's plugins that um uh are are about AI tools but also you could just go to futurepedia.io
130. 18:51and that's got a list of them they're all categorized you can search up search them um what's what's what's hard right now is to know
131. 19:02what tools aren't just shitty little cash grabs where someone just threw a wrapper on top of you know chat GPT apis
132. 19:11and put it out there with some slick marketing and said Pay me 30 bucks a month for this absolutely remarkable
133. 19:17thing that's just a fly-by-night thing there's there's so much of that right now what I'm doing the reason I have
134. 19:23these URLs up on screen is these are the things that the top three in particular um you know not including image Generation
135. 19:33stuff like mid Journey but but in terms of like chat you fat kind of stuff those are the three kind of places that
136. 19:40that I would go right now I would focus all my attention on on chat.openai.com or if you don't want to spend any money
137. 19:47just do it at bing.com I pay for the plus version of chat.openai.com and poe.com for different reasons
138. 19:57um we'll have amazing things including immortality but it's temporary humans are over Max Max Max you have a have a have a nice beverage
139. 20:09it's not all doom and gloom it might be good sure it might be good for a while but listen you know quite honestly
140. 20:17um you know we're we're tanking the planet anyway so whether AI accelerates that you know maybe AI actually helps to
141. 20:26fix that and fix the energy crisis and cure cancer and cure genetic disease um they actually I don't know if you
142. 20:32knew this but the the uh a guy that's been paralyzed for 12 years they just created a Bluetooth bridge between his
143. 20:40brain and his lower spine and he's walking again they imaged his brain as he was thinking about moving his legs
144. 20:47and then sent those signals to the base to the lower part of his spine and now he's walking again you know still has a
145. 20:54way to go but holy [ __ ] so that kind of stuff's coming all right Drago did you see the second part of okay you guys are talking to
146. 21:01each other that's cool no point in learning AI it's like ants learning how to drive a car my God it's a dark it's a
147. 21:07dark crowd tonight it's a dark Saturday night are you drinking or you know if you are understand if not maybe you should be
148. 21:18we try to be Optimist here all right all right Max Max I get it you think this is going to a dark place
149. 21:26um I use AI to help with projects cool a lot of people are going to start losing the jobs over the next decade and a lot
150. 21:32of jobs are going to be created that we can't even imagine right now there's one of the things I'm seeing is you know
151. 21:38there's there's kind of this default to the robots are going to take our job the robots are going to kill us and people
152. 21:44talk about it like human beings are static human beings are not static what will happen is there's going to be
153. 21:50massive disruption it's going to be really [ __ ] painful and that's why probably something like Universal basic
154. 21:57income is gonna help right because there's going to be disruption but what's going to happen is people are
155. 22:02going to get displaced and here's the deal those displaced people at some point are going to get bored and say
156. 22:06maybe I should do something with my life they have access to these AI tools as well so there's there's going to be a lot of reinvention
157. 22:16um people finding new careers people inventing new careers people inventing companies to go compete with the company
158. 22:21that laid them off because they just wanted to use AI for efficiency um so so I personally think that we're
159. 22:30entering a great Renaissance that is going to be you know sort of creative and Humanity kind of output the likes of
160. 22:37which we've never seen creative professionally scientific it's going to be absolutely insane um but there's going to be a period
161. 22:45where things get shaken up pretty dramatically and it's going to be painful but it's not like we're just
162. 22:50going to sit around going uh remember when we used to have jobs what should we do today I don't know you want to go
163. 22:56kick a rock well maybe we should float sticks I just that's not Humanity that's not who we are people want to contribute
164. 23:03so people contribute and they'll find ways to do it new jobs will be created all right all right boy it's dark in here take
165. 23:12care guys bye Max maybe we can lighten it up let's lighten it up let's lighten it up it sounds like Max took off
166. 23:20all right that should be anyone human intelligence overall okay wait do regular oh [ __ ] uh Tick Tock just lost my place in the
167. 23:29questions again but I was in a dark little tunnel I was in the dark little Max tunnel there for a while
168. 23:35all right did you see the Time Magazine uh Time Magazine cover doomsday or click bait in my opinion here's the deal it's so frustrating
169. 23:46the the Press is gonna be the Press they're going to use anything that sells magazines you know nobody's buying
170. 23:54magazines anymore so you make a giant red cover that says we're all gonna die people are gonna buy that magazine what
171. 24:01is a white paper Okay so a white paper I thought I had one up I don't hold please
172. 24:15let's go to attention I'll I'll take you to perhaps the most important white paper in the past six years or so attention is all you need
173. 24:28so oops so there's this thing called archive arxiv.org that houses white papers and wait let me sort of zoom in here for you
174. 24:39zoom zoom zoom zoom zoom all right so this is a little confusing so this is the this is the description of the white paper
175. 24:50and this is a white paper from June 12 2017 from Google and this is the introduction of a thing called the Transformer and if you go
176. 25:01over to the right hand side of this thing it it says here's what you can download you can download the PDF or other formats but
177. 25:10I'm going to click on the PDF and this is a white paper it's basically a scientific it's a research document
178. 25:21that introduces a concept and so generally you've got a bunch of scientists at the top of it so you see all the Google addresses here
179. 25:30and then some Toronto Edie University of Toronto a guy from Gmail Ilya oh yeah Ilya and then and then a bunch of these
180. 25:39Google brainiacs right and then there's the abstract that talks about here's what this thing's all about
181. 25:45and then they introduce it and then they usually have some diagrams and architecture yep see there's some architecture
182. 25:53of this thing called a Transformer and what the Transformer does and did and does what they introduced was a thing
183. 26:01that allowed large language models to be trained on incredibly large data sets and so open AI trained their large
184. 26:11language model on all of the internet and and that's why it's so incredibly capable so so that's what a large
185. 26:19language model is or that's what a white paper is is a bunch of scientists come up with a topic they put it out to the
186. 26:25world sometimes they're peer-reviewed sometimes they're just put out there there have been white papers like
187. 26:31they're just coming Fast and Furious because so many people are jumping on this generative AI bandwagon and as they
188. 26:38mix and match the different tools that that different white papers introduce they make all sorts of breakthroughs and
189. 26:45things are moving incredibly fast as a result of all this uh all this white paper action [Music] let's see
190. 26:59I'm trying to go back I don't I I try not to miss any um any comments so if it feels like I'm way behind on my comment reading that's
191. 27:08because I'm way behind on my comment reading um if you're new here those URLs right there the top one is
192. 27:15the official chat GPT site the the next one down is Bing bing.com which is uh Microsoft search engine that when you
193. 27:25click on the chat button is gpt4 and then poe.com has a bunch of different uh GPT models you can play with I would strongly
194. 27:34encourage you to go play there alright I'm back to where Max was talking about we're all gonna die we're all gonna die
195. 27:42we're all gonna die the robots are gonna kill us that's kind of what was going on in the comments I think I'm past that now do
196. 27:49regular software Engineers angular Etc need to switch to python slash AI you don't need to I think there's a massive
197. 27:56opportunity if you can get your head around um what these tools do and play around with things like Lang chain and auto GPT
198. 28:03and and learn about embedding and learn about weights and Vector databases and things like that I think it I think it would serve you well
199. 28:14um you know does it mean that angular development is going to go away no but it's probably gonna a lot of it's gonna get automated so
200. 28:23you know you might be yeah I don't know I I would personally I started a [ __ ] Tick Tock Channel at
201. 28:3358 about AI That's how important I think it is so what the [ __ ] am I doing hey I will dominate humans oh
202. 28:46user455-222-722-1067 you're so cute all right what is your business is it interesting and fun I think it is interesting and fun it's called
203. 28:53storyvine it's a video agility platform it's an automated video production platform so we do a lot of work in
204. 29:00healthcare and Pharma for example and we have an app that guides an end user through telling their story so let's say
205. 29:07it's a patient talking about their diagnosis Journey our app literally guides them it's like put your head in the dotted outline
206. 29:14um you know introduce yourself and when you were diagnosed and then it prompts them to say you know what did it feel
207. 29:20like when your doctor gave you the diagnosis and how have you been treating your condition so they answer a series
208. 29:25of prompts one after the other in the app then those clips go up to the cloud and five minutes later you've got a
209. 29:30fully edited video complete with graphics and background music and things like that it does not use AI to do all
210. 29:36that editing it's it's more Aristotle than AI um it's it's it's very much a storytelling Centric technology but I am
211. 29:44completely rethinking the platform with AI so I'm interested learning what's the best site that's why I have these up
212. 29:52me personally I would go to chat GPT site so that's chat.openai.com that's the official chatgpt website I would
213. 30:00start playing go ask it to write a song for you describe your pet and have it write a poem have it write a meal plan for you
214. 30:12have it write an exercise plan for you have it create a marketing plan for you go to prompts.chat and that will teach you about prompting
215. 30:21and then it'll give you a whole list of ideas and prompts that you can put in there to have it act like a therapist or
216. 30:27have it act like a scientist or have it act like a novelist and it does really remarkable things so just just start
217. 30:33learning about it get curious about AI start solving problems with it a friend of mine keeps publishing books using AIS
218. 30:40published 13 in the past couple of days here's the deal if if you're just putting out books to put out books and
219. 30:46they're just pieces of [ __ ] they're pieces of [ __ ] but if you actually understand your target audience and what message you want to
220. 30:55put out there and you use AI to accelerate that um then I'm I'm fully in support of it if he's just dumping [ __ ] on the
221. 31:02marketplace hoping something will stick then that's kind of shitty um but I don't fault anyone like I think I
222. 31:09think everyone should find every angle they can to get their head around this Ai and find ways to make money with it
223. 31:15that's a way to do it so so good on him just hopefully he's not putting out horrific [ __ ] that he's not even looking at
224. 31:23um I have the next couple of weeks off from work and I want to get the most out of my time learning AI Caitlyn jump in
225. 31:28dig in go to those sites the other thing that so so in my videos my recorded videos on this Tick Tock machine
226. 31:37um I've got one of the one of the videos is called the 2023 smart Challenge and it's and so I CR I I what hit me one
227. 31:47morning at like four in the morning I woke up you know just out of a dead sleep and I said I said oh my God like
228. 31:54people have to do this people have to like do this and and what if I created a challenge and so the 2023 smart challenges
229. 32:02do two projects with chat GPT so this might be a personal project and and then a project for someone else so the
230. 32:10personal project might be create an exercise plan or I don't know um come up with motivational sayings right based on your favorite
231. 32:18philosophers whatever it is do something personal for yourself and then do something for someone else so it might
232. 32:23be a community group or your church or business make a marketing plan for your business so so do that the second part
233. 32:31of the 2023 smart challenge is um make 10 images using generative AI so that might be mid-journey or stable
234. 32:39diffusion or if you go to bing.com here I'll let's see bing.com wait bing.com slash create uh create
235. 32:55that takes you to their image generator tool and so we can type in here a penguin on a surfboard in a tsunami
236. 33:09[Applause] and let's see it is creating my artwork now the reason I think that anyone learning anything about AI should should use an
237. 33:23image generation tool like this to create an image so there's there's our Penguins surfing surfing in a tsunami I don't know where
238. 33:32the tsunami is in that now this is um this is uh um based on Dali which I think is the weakest of all the image generation
239. 33:42models but I think everyone should experience what it's like to type in some words and get back a picture that represents that
240. 33:52um so I I would dig in so so step one of the 2023 smart challenges do do two projects with chat gbt the second step
241. 34:00is create 10 images with an image generation tool like this um and then the third thing is tell people what you're learning
242. 34:08and because in telling people what you're learning some will be skeptical some will be like Max and say ai's gonna
243. 34:13kill us and then others will be like AI stealing all our [ __ ] and you're evil for doing Ai and other people will be
244. 34:20like I've never heard of it and other people will be like uh it's pretty amazing isn't it um in talking about it you do a couple
245. 34:28of things you you'll you'll find your people you'll find people that are also curious about it um but you'll Inspire some other people
246. 34:37to try it and it will force you to articulate what you're learning and and um how your eyes have been opened if
247. 34:47indeed they're open now listen if you try all this stuff and you come out of it going I think this is a waste of time
248. 34:52this is just a fad cool like I'm cool with that what drives me batshit crazy is when people are like it's gonna kill
249. 35:00us I think it's awful I think it's stealing without actually trying it without actually getting their hands on
250. 35:06it and taking the time to kind of learn how how this stuff works so use AI not to get lost we here's the
251. 35:12thing about AI we've been using AI fruit for decades already so the Google search is chock full of AI serious truck full of
252. 35:22AI there's lots of AI and specialized systems what's different about chat GPT is it's giving non-data scientists and
253. 35:30researchers access to these tools to use in everyday life that's the difference so so just like the World Wide Web was a
254. 35:38layer that sat on top of the internet so the internet was there for decades and it was mostly scientists and researchers
255. 35:44doing internet [ __ ] and science [ __ ] and then the World Wide Web came along and it allowed like real human beings like ex actors like me
256. 35:54um to start you know massive digital agencies right and and build on top of it this AI stuff's going to do the exact same thing
257. 36:02um so so we're we're at an inflection point we're at the very very beginning of it's just like the birth of the web in in 92 3 and 4.
258. 36:12um we're at the very beginning of this generative AI um shift and it's this is not a fad in my opinion
259. 36:19um could be wrong but I don't think I am I've seen this before and this [ __ ] is moving fast a real AI programmer nice to
260. 36:27meet you if you're an AI programmer because I'm not I am an AI Enthusiast and an entrepreneur of many years and
261. 36:36I'm trying to learn everything I can I've built some cool things uh with AI some content generation engines that are
262. 36:43pretty [ __ ] sweet they're pretty [ __ ] sweet yeah um should chat GPT pull all these Tick-Tock comments and have a list list
263. 36:55out the quest oh I should have chat GPT pull all the tick tock comments and and pop-up questions that's a great idea I
264. 37:02don't quite know how to pull the comments out I'm sure there's a way to do it uh that's actually a really good
265. 37:06idea and and so I heard that Tick Tock has now has somewhere in the interface for certain users they've got a
266. 37:15generated AI they've got a chat bot an AI chat bot so I would I would I would not be at all surprised if Tick Tock creates that tool
267. 37:24that would be a really good tool so so I don't have to sit sit here sifting through the comments it actually is just
268. 37:29pulling out and feeding me questions and then I can say okay I answered that one okay I answered that one that would be
269. 37:34super cool and it you know what be cool is it pulls the questions dynamically and organizes them dynamically and says
270. 37:42you have questions in the following categories you know death of humanity um um what the [ __ ] is chat GPT you know
271. 37:50how do I use it is my job going to be replaced things like that it's like saying bugs contribute to your
272. 37:57happiness I don't know whatever I said but okay Steve wozniakwaz.org says there should be a six-month moratorium on cheche EBT yeah
273. 38:06so did Elon Musk a week before he accepted an order of 10 000 gpus and started a chat GPT competitor [Laughter]
274. 38:16whenever you have large Titans of Industry proclaiming that the robots are going to kill us and we should take a pause on that
275. 38:25I look at the motives why is that well it would probably be good to have all of your competitors stop for six months
276. 38:33while you spin up your company like that's one way to look at it now are there issues that need to be dealt with
277. 38:39yeah there are but when we say there should be a pause in AI development should that just be in the United States
278. 38:46should that just be Sam Altman and Google because they're the ones that are kind of leading the charge here or is
279. 38:52everyone in the world going to do this because here's the deal everyone in the world's not gonna [ __ ] pause
280. 38:58um so if America says yeah let's pause for six months um we're gonna get our asses handed to us so so I just don't think it's realistic
281. 39:09and I I just think that the timing and the motives of of that are a little suspect even this thing that was just put out this week of
282. 39:18we we we think that you know governments and companies you know should do things to prevent AI from extinguishing us as a species okay
283. 39:29I agree with that sure I'll sign that you know it's like a three sentence thing like okay I don't know what that
284. 39:36means what does that actually mean now if if they said okay here's an action plan behind that we should create an
285. 39:43International Symposium to get you know government Representatives together to figure out you know how the [ __ ] we're
286. 39:49going to deal with the risks of AI cool I'm good with that but these sort of platitude [ __ ] statements with all
287. 39:55these signatories I just they they just ring Hollow for me why would Bing have chat GPT built into it because
288. 40:04okay this is cool that's a great question so when Chachi PT came out Google had 92 or 94 of the search market share like
289. 40:17effectively a monopoly bing.com head two percent maybe four percent but I think it was closer to two um and and Google controlled everything
290. 40:29Bing could absolutely not compete with um in the search game um even though they had you know Bing built into the
291. 40:38operating system and built into their browsers and all that they still had this minuscule market share and they
292. 40:44couldn't they couldn't change it whether Bing wasn't as good or not whatever it was Google effectively had the Monopoly
293. 40:51so they see this technology and and they they uh sign up with open Ai and they spend like a year year and a half um
294. 41:05working in conjunction with them to develop the technology to develop the models and as they got good enough what
295. 41:11they realized was they have something that it potentially makes search obsolete right because so if you go to Google and you type in um
296. 41:21you know find me these things what do you get back you get back 40 links 36 of which have been paid for and then it's
297. 41:28up to you as a human being to go to all those links and every time you click Google's putting money in their pocket
298. 41:34right advertisers are paying for that so you're clicking and most of the like it's gotten so bad because they had a
299. 41:39monopoly and didn't really have competition they just did it however the hell they wanted so the value of their
300. 41:44search kind of went down as all these you know paid things and SEO optimized [ __ ] sites you know sort of clogged your search results
301. 41:53so Along Comes chat GPT where you ask it a question it just goes here's the answer no [ __ ] you know no anything just here's the answer um
302. 42:02and and and so so they they they spent a year sort of figuring out a strategy to do this and then in October November of 2022
303. 42:15they announced that or they're about to announce that they they invested a billion dollars into open AI Sam Altman
304. 42:22says to his Tech Team go make chat GPT interesting story behind that but basically they built chat GPT in two weeks
305. 42:30two weeks it's a very simple product it's getting more complicated now or more sophisticated now but they launched
306. 42:37it in two weeks and all of a sudden Microsoft was seen as an innovator and they were seen as a direct competitor an
307. 42:46existential threat to Google Google put up what was called a red alert um because what Google realized because
308. 42:52they invented the core technology that sits under underneath chat gbt they recognized that these large language
309. 42:59models if they ever got out in the world we're gonna be a direct competitor to their to their business model and that's
310. 43:06what's going on right now so Bing has chat GPT in it because um Microsoft is making a massive bet they're rolling it into Office 365
311. 43:18they're rolling it into windows 11. it's already in GitHub co-pilot it's in it's in Azure services so they're cloud
312. 43:26services it's going to be throughout the Microsoft Suite of products and it's going to be completely integrated all
313. 43:31the plugins for for chat GPT are going to work across all of Microsoft products so so Microsoft right now is acting like
314. 43:38a scrappy little startup kicking The Shins of the big bully on the Block which was Google so that's what's going on
315. 43:46what does the programmer think about this programmers that are leaning in heavy into co-pilot and um essentially pair programming with AI
316. 43:57um are seeing 30 to 40 percent productivity increases so I think they're liking it how can I make money from AI with home
317. 44:05this I see this question a lot so so one thing you should not do is any Tick Tock that you see where the tick tocker is
318. 44:12going like you've got my money let me show you how and then they sell you a course on how to make money with chat gbt here's the deal
319. 44:24how to make money with chat GPT is is essentially identical to how do you make money with Photoshop or how do you make
320. 44:31money with Microsoft Word I don't know you find a problem that people have you solve that problem and you solve it so
321. 44:38well that they're willing to pay you for it like that's how business works these AI tools are just tools they
322. 44:44happen to be some of the most powerful tools Humanity has ever seen so like they are remarkable tools and they can
323. 44:52completely amplify and allow you to do things where you might not otherwise have competence like me for example I'm
324. 44:59not a good illustrator I've got a good design eye but I'm not a good illustrator right well now with mid-journey I can create I can have an
325. 45:07uh you know like a flash of an idea oh wouldn't it be cool if I had an image that did this and I had words that did this
326. 45:13I can now execute that at a world-class level in like 15 minutes where before I probably wouldn't even pursue it
327. 45:21so what I would say is I would kick it back on you to say how you can make money with AI is you start with what you
328. 45:28know and what you're good at and I identify some problem in the world and then go learn Ai and see how AI can help
329. 45:35you do something better faster or cheaper or all three in that area that you know and then go put it out in the world you know it
330. 45:44could be a workshop it could be a print-on-demand company it could be it could be lots of things it doesn't
331. 45:49matter someone was I did a live earlier today and they said I feel guilty of making these patterns in in um whatever
332. 45:56stable diffusion or something like that and I'm selling them on Etsy and I feel bad and I'm like oh well that why feel
333. 46:03bad about that like if you're creating beautiful things and you can put them in a form that you put them up on Etsy and
334. 46:10people get joy out of them you win you just happen to use a tool that you know makes those patterns faster than you
335. 46:17could have traditionally but that's there for everyone so that's how you do it I'm not here to say bad things it was
336. 46:25only a question I don't know what question you asked what this programmer think about this I don't know if I if I offended you I
337. 46:35didn't mean to offend you do you see the Time Magazine cover yes I did let's see woof woof champ me Jerry pup
338. 46:46I will use my dad's computer do you I do not know what you're talking about do you have YouTube my developer friend is
339. 46:53in India and Tick Tock is banned there I do not so sorry I should the problem is like so for a while I was
340. 47:04I was putting some of my I've got a an art project called Kyle Shannon dreams on tick tock and I was putting those videos over on
341. 47:11Instagram and then I was like oh I should put it on YouTube too the problem is it's just like with all these
342. 47:16platforms here here's what we need ah here's how to make money here's a way to make money but chat yeah um build an AI powered tool
343. 47:27that I can just point it at my Tick Tock Channel and it will automatically strip out all the tick tock branding
344. 47:37repurpose it for tick tock Instagram Snapchat wherever the [ __ ] it needs to live and it'll just put it there and
345. 47:44it'll do all the seoing and they'll do all the and just have it do it I'll pay 20 bucks a month for that I'd pay
346. 47:51probably 40 bucks a month for that probably not that but whatever you get my idea um there's a business to build
347. 47:59um what is this called This is called uh AI learning lab that's this channel I don't know what this is so if you
348. 48:07because I'm kind of behind on the on the comments I'm trying to hit them all um if you say things like what is this
349. 48:13called I if I don't know what it is then I can't answer it so um write things more explicitly chatgpt
350. 48:21supports plugins now yeah check this out at GPT plus so if you pay and boom okay so it is now thinking and you'll see here boom it pops open
351. 48:34that plug-in and so it says using ask your PDF and I can actually open this and see what it's doing so it basically
352. 48:41took my URL sent it to that service um it then wrote a summary and then it said based on the summary of
353. 48:49the paper here's a sonnet that describes the the main Concepts in Realms of language sequence is key Trend
354. 48:57transduction tasks a challenge to be met complex models ruled as far as we could see with encoders decoders in a duet
355. 49:05right so it's talking about encoders and decoders dancing recurrent convolutional networks held the throne blah blah and say okay
356. 49:14um I don't like that um can you just give give me 10 bullet bullet points that reveal
357. 49:31the main Concepts and why they are important and so now it's going to go ask it again because before it just gave me a short
358. 49:45little summary so it's probably now doing something like getting the important Concepts let's go look and see what it did
359. 49:53yeah it's giving me back a bunch of a bunch of different things so so it it asked the the uh the model that that tools something
360. 50:02different so here the 10 main concepts of the paper sequence modeling and transduction recurrent and convolutional
361. 50:10neural networks attention mechanisms the Transformer model this is the big thing about that paper parallelization okay now this is still
362. 50:19like decently technical like these are big words these are multi syllabic words right so I'm going to say can you rewrite the 10 points
363. 50:34as if I were a fifth grader and I misspelled fifth grader which is appropriate sure here are the main Concepts for a
364. 50:47fifth grader so it still gives me the same things but it makes the descriptions much more simple so that's how that's how plugins work
365. 50:54um and and there's all sorts of cool ones in there I did a I did one let me see okay I did one here this is pretty slick
366. 51:05so so this site called archive where all these white papers are um I wrote this prompt so so there's a there's a plug-in called X papers and
367. 51:16what x papers does is it can go read all of the white paper archives right the the archive.org it can go see what's in
368. 51:25there that's what the plugin does so I wrote a prompt that said create a table with the name of the paper
369. 51:32um from this week so I said go find machine learning and AI papers from this week and um create a table that links to the
370. 51:43paper with the title gives a description and then classifies it what do I put I put classifies it of interesting on the low end to break
371. 51:53through on the high end come up with appropriate words in between those two I didn't give it any more descriptions
372. 51:59than that and it created this table and so here's the papers that were published this week on machine learning and and
373. 52:07you know this one is interesting this one's worth a look so it came up with work worth a look on its own this one's
374. 52:13exciting it came up with exciting on its own um the very last one here I noticed is breakthrough so this one this one is the
375. 52:20biggest breakthrough of the bunch the bottom one here um so so that's what a plug-in does this plug-in has a very specific use and by
376. 52:28activating that for this prompt it can do this very specific thing so pretty pretty slick stuff [Music] all right let me flip over like that
377. 52:48I do have plus didn't know that cool yeah go play with this the plug-ins they they're there here's the deal about all
378. 52:55this technology right now it's all super raw and wonky and and shitty um just so just know it's kind of shitty
379. 53:04um can I ask chat GPD to teach me how to create a thing just like it but for my own use yes you can and it will even
380. 53:11help you code so so depending on how you want to build it tell it to help you um to have it teach you how to code it
381. 53:20and where to host it and all that sort of stuff and especially if you're using either bing.com or chat CPT with
382. 53:27connection to the internet through Bing um you'll be able to get like the latest documentation of whatever code you're
383. 53:36trying to run and it can read the documentation for you and create a tutorial for you on how to install it
384. 53:41it's a full moon that's why I'm so crazy it's definitely not me it's definitely not me I'm not crazy [Music]
385. 53:57buy a curse word have a nice day oh buy a curse word oh I offended someone sorry I swear what are you gonna do
386. 54:04I'm from Gen X who are little Rebels we're Rebels and I dropped the occasional F-bomb because I don't give two shits about it
387. 54:13it's just language I don't know who decided this word is good and this word is bad and why was this word bad 20
388. 54:19years ago but now it's fine but this word was fine 20 years ago but now it's bad because it's all arbitrary [ __ ]
389. 54:26that we're just making up because we're divisive human beings and we're living in the divisive time and that's the way
390. 54:32it acts what's the best AI site well I think these are kind of foundational AI sites for chat GPT so the top one
391. 54:42chat.openai.com is the official chat gbt site bing.com is free gpt4 connected to the internet and po.com gives you access
392. 54:52to GPT three and four three point five and four their own chat chat engine and then anthropics Claude models which are all um quite powerful
393. 55:04as well so you get to play with multiple models so that's why I have these here I think that's where you should start and then
394. 55:11these things at the bottom prompts.chat teaches you how to prompt or it's at least a beginning and then
395. 55:16futurepedia.io is just like a a crap ton of tools AI tools that you can go play with I'm grateful for your knowledge
396. 55:22thank you Jennifer I appreciate that I read about that bridge for that guy walking it's amazing yeah the the
397. 55:28Bluetooth bridge between his brain and they basically skipped a section of his spine where he's got the spinal injury
398. 55:33and put electrodes in his spine um down below and then they had they did an fmri and had him think about moving his legs so they
399. 55:44imaged a part of his brain that um was activated when he was thinking about moving his legs and then it learned it and they
400. 55:53basically sent that signal into his into his spine that was connected to his legs and he's walking now it's staggering and
401. 56:03it here's the thing about all this generative AI stuff because it's so capable of analyzing almost any any data
402. 56:11set and kind of learning it and getting trained on it and then can analyze it and do all this other [ __ ] with it
403. 56:17um we're going to be solving you know decades or centuries old problems that have been insolvable and
404. 56:26we're going to be solving them one after another and it's going to be accelerating um do I believe AI will eat software jobs
405. 56:34absolutely and then it will create a bunch more software jobs it's going to eat the way we used to do things and it's going to completely
406. 56:44transform and reinvent how we do things in the future I think um Engineers that can build [ __ ] are always going to be in demand but if
407. 56:54those Engineers say I only do C sharp programming and I I only hand code it because that's the way you should do it
408. 57:01they're going to get their asses handed to them by some 19 year old that comes along and and can functionally program
409. 57:08in 17 different languages even if he doesn't have the experience he's going to be able to run circles around that engineer that's resisting
410. 57:17the change now if that 35-year experience c-sharp programmer says [ __ ] it I'm going to learn AI I'm going to
411. 57:24start using copilot and GitHub and I'm going to get way more efficient with my 35 years of experience they're gonna become a superstar right
412. 57:34so so I think the opportunity here is [ __ ] massive massive um but everything's gonna be different so it is going to be painful
413. 57:44and it's going to be painful for almost everyone like I don't think anyone is exempt I sent you a LinkedIn request
414. 57:50cool like the Articles you've been sharing there thank you very much I will um connect with you your personality reminds me of Donald
415. 58:02Trump oh [ __ ] Jesus oh that wasn't what I was going for you
416. 58:18know being called fat Alec Baldwin and Rosie O'Donnell was bad enough but my personality reminds me of Donald Trump I'm sorry I'll change my
417. 58:27personality I promise what do I think a developer should be focused on as AI comes to play um learn about what it makes possible like
418. 58:37like if I were a developer right now if I were an engineer I'd be I'd be participating in all these open uh open
419. 58:44source llm projects the open source large language models things like Auto GPT things like um baby AGI Lang chain um the the the
420. 58:59alpaca 7B like all the open source things I mean I would I would be just jumping into um into that I'd also be learning about
421. 59:09um prompt engineering and and because programmers think so logically and think in like Lego blocks you can do
422. 59:18that with natural language now and and get a whole bunch of stuff out of these tools um think someone just walked in or we have
423. 59:27a ghost all right so that's what I'd be focusing on I'm a product manager and it's excellent to help proofread my docs
424. 59:35yeah it's really good for um proofreading stuff analyzing stuff rewriting stuff like I I've been doing things like I'll take really long
425. 59:45documents where someone will say hey can you whip up a little write-up on this or that and I'm like oh I've got that long
426. 59:51document but I don't feel like turning it into two paragraphs it's going to take me an hour and I get all whiny and
427. 59:56[ __ ] and then I'm like oh yeah let me just pop that and chat GPT give me two short little paragraphs oh those suck can you make them more
428. 1:00:06conversational boom they're perfect copy paste done so I do that all the time so you know how do you make money with chat
429. 1:00:14jpt you figure out how to use it to accelerate the [ __ ] you do in your job it can help you do your job faster or
430. 1:00:21better or more quickly all of those are good things um and if you can get competent at doing what you do faster better or
431. 1:00:32cheaper or all three of those you'll work if you resist it you're gonna have you're gonna run into it well a brick
432. 1:00:39wall is going to run into you um they were all saying wait sorry what'd they say they're all saying saying Doom and Gloom when the computer
433. 1:00:47first came out too yeah um university professors picketed universities when the calculator came out you can't use a
434. 1:00:56calculator at a university how are people going to learn math AI to capture feelings and emotions I you know these AI things
435. 1:01:11they do not feel and they do not have empathy but they interact with a lot more empathy than humans do a lot of the times
436. 1:01:21um they just did a test like two weeks ago where they had patients interact with AI doctors like chat GPT doctors
437. 1:01:28and real doctors and the patient's overwhelmingly um rated the chat GPT doctors higher in both competence and empathy so I think that um
438. 1:01:43chat GPT as an augmentation to a real doctor are going to be really interesting like it might dramatically
439. 1:01:50increase quality of patient engagement um and and free the doctor up to do better doctoring and and not so much
440. 1:01:58paperwork I'm using AI to upgrade my skills more power to you that's why this channel is here thank you everyone for being here if you
441. 1:02:06like this feel free to share this live I don't know how you share these but if you can share it share it if you think
442. 1:02:11this is of value and uh I appreciate the the Taps the tappy tappy heart things I don't know what those are called I don't
443. 1:02:20I have never read manuals so I do not how to know how to really do a live so I'm probably doing this all wrong but I
444. 1:02:26appreciate you all being here I really do I have fun doing this so ah new careers AI will do everything uh
445. 1:02:34no it won't it's going to do a lot but but again I think Microsoft's branding on this is right they're they're calling
446. 1:02:41their AI augmentation tools co-pilot you still decide what you want to write in Microsoft Word you might have
447. 1:02:49co-pilot do the bulk of the work but it's still up to you to curate it refine it edit it choose to publish it or not
448. 1:02:57you know choose to put it in an email or not so the intentionality so if you think Google was good at getting you
449. 1:03:07information right you did a Google Search and you got information but then it was up to you to go look through all
450. 1:03:12that information and figure out how to learn it enough to get knowledge generative AI gives us instant knowledge
451. 1:03:18right so I can instantly get the answer or I can get you know a a competent programmer at my fingertips instantly
452. 1:03:27above that is wisdom right above that is the human contribution piece above that is critical thinking and reasoning and
453. 1:03:35taste and and things like that so so I think what happens is the AI stuff automates some of the lower level shitty work that was down here
454. 1:03:45automate some of this stuff out so there's going to be massive disruption down here there's going to be a fair
455. 1:03:51amount of disruption here there's going to be less disruption up here but the people up here if they don't know how to
456. 1:03:57use these tools they're gonna they're not gonna have a job so I think there will absolutely be new careers there there will be jobs that we
457. 1:04:05can't even imagine what they are right now that that are generated out of out of whole cloth so again I you know I
458. 1:04:14I understand why people are going to the dark dystopian place um but I think there's a very very real possibility that things actually get
459. 1:04:24better and that's the future that I'm trying to lean into that's why this channel exists um whenever a new career AI will take it
460. 1:04:32over disagree JK sorry the plugins are a paid feature yes but um Microsoft announced this past week that
461. 1:04:42um all of the Microsoft co-pilot stuff is going to support the open AI plug-in architecture so all the plugins that you
462. 1:04:50have to pay for right now to get access to they're just going to be available within um within all the Microsoft products so
463. 1:04:58so all this stuff will be there I think what's going to end up happening is this there'll be some core level of
464. 1:05:03functionality that's just rolled into every tool that we've got so so chat GPT like functionality is just going to be everywhere
465. 1:05:10most of the plugins will be free and then there will be some plugins that are actually tying into proprietary data
466. 1:05:17sets or things like that that you'll pay for that's that's my instinct it's how that'll play out what's my favorite chat GPT plugin oh
467. 1:05:24[ __ ] Tick Tock just moved my things uh 80 to Z Plus gen Z exclamation point I'm ADHD plus Gen X so more power to you
468. 1:05:36but yeah sadh deers got to stick together um generative AI is like crack for ADHD it's it there's so much there that it's
469. 1:05:45like it's overwhelming even for me and like I I sort of get off on you know give me like multiple inputs and I'll
470. 1:05:52figure out how to synthesize them really quickly and there's just too many inputs right now it's absolutely overwhelming
471. 1:05:58so if if if you are digging into this and you're feeling like I'm completely overwhelmed I can't keep up with it
472. 1:06:06what's happening I feel that way too so foreign actually the the way I've kind of dealt with that is I'm paying attention less
473. 1:06:16to all the little noise that because there's just so much [ __ ] coming and and like why I have these things on screen
474. 1:06:22is like I just focus on those top three plus the image generation tools Like I Do I Do mid Journey or stable diffusion
475. 1:06:28in those three and just start with that and then if you want to get really fancy teach yourself zapier which is a no code
476. 1:06:35automation tool where you can make things like content generation engines like I've made a bunch of those where I
477. 1:06:41create a Google form where someone puts information in a form it sends those prompts with that data off to open Ai
478. 1:06:49and generates a bunch of content and that's all an automation with zapier those are pretty fun they're easy to make they're super cool um
479. 1:06:58and then if you want to get really geeky then you learn things like um oh someone is a fan of mine and
480. 1:07:04storybine I appreciate that flip that's really cool um yeah the zapier things are super cool why is it see why is it that I see all
481. 1:07:20these AI experts don't talk about variables variables are great I use variables all the time so when I'm doing
482. 1:07:26my automations I'm pulling in variables from um the Google forms and then I write a prompt that's got my variables included
483. 1:07:34in it so I appreciate you assuming that I'm an idiot um just because I'm an idiot doesn't mean you should assume I'm an idiot
484. 1:07:43variables are awesome I don't why is it that people that like variables assume that other people don't
485. 1:07:49understand what variables are huh answer me that [Laughter] I'm Petty I'm bitter but I'm funny am I funny well I'm funny in my own mind
486. 1:08:01looks aren't everything that was a dad joke but I'm a dad so I'm exempt sorry I lost my place in the in the questions okay I found I'm back
487. 1:08:17all right AI is a tool yes that's actually as I don't know what you meant by that but um a lot of the commentary that you see on
488. 1:08:30social media of the robots are going to destroy us and AI is going to do this and AI stole my [ __ ] alien's just a tool AI is a tool that
489. 1:08:39human beings are using now there's going to be fancy versions of AI where it does its own [ __ ] but it's still going to be
490. 1:08:45initiated by humans um if you think of it more like a co-pilot where you're the pilot and this is your assistant so imagine chat gbt is like
491. 1:08:58the smartest assistant in the history of mankind and you get to play with it that's what it's like but it's a tool
492. 1:09:05you're in charge not the robot the most noticeable one is the AI overseer I don't know what that means you're great thank you thank you I
493. 1:09:12appreciate that um I also I.T engineer how to get an AI job wait I also I.T engineer if you're if you're into it so I I think I think
494. 1:09:25a parallel career path to it is going to be AI operations so figuring out which tools um figuring out um how to embed
495. 1:09:37private company data sets and do security and like there's a there's a whole world of AI operations as companies want to use these more and
496. 1:09:48more advanced tools things are moving so fast that it's gonna need to be someone's job to figure that out for
497. 1:09:54individual companies so I think that could be a nice transition from an I.T engineer the Young Generation is getting
498. 1:10:01dumber with AI do you agree I do not I think so here's here's been my experience and you know when I first
499. 1:10:09started doing this and I started the AI Salon people were like oh you know these things make these images and is it isn't
500. 1:10:14that going to make you less creative I'm finding that it makes me more creative I've been more creatively
501. 1:10:19engaged and Alive than I've been in the past decade because of AI so what what these AI tools do is they kind of amplify
502. 1:10:30the ideas that I already have so I have an idea I put it in this tool and rather than having to spend 40 minutes downloading
503. 1:10:38some app and then realizing that I'm actually shitty at illustration and and like running down a rabbit hole of
504. 1:10:44trying to figure [ __ ] out now I have an idea I pop into Chachi PT or into mid journey and bang that idea is realized Within
505. 1:10:5310 minutes 5 minutes 20 minutes half an hour and then that gives me 10 more ideas and so I think it's actually quite the
506. 1:11:01opposite I think when you actually start engaging with these tools again AI isn't happening at us we are using AI
507. 1:11:11as a tool to amplify what we want to do and so I think that you know the gen's ears that jump on this um and and kind of use this
508. 1:11:24as a core part of what they do are gonna be [ __ ] rock stars because they're going to think of ways of using it that
509. 1:11:30us old farts never would have but we have an advantage too which is we can look at the output of these tools and go
510. 1:11:36oh that's shitty that's brilliant let me take the brilliant thing and run with it so I think um I think we're in kind of Revenge of
511. 1:11:45the liberal arts major and and I think um you know older folk you know older folk with life experience that learn AI
512. 1:11:55are going to be in tremendous demand because you need people with good critical thinking skills and good curation skills and good worldview
513. 1:12:03skills so that they can parse what's good and bad about the [ __ ] that's coming out of these machines hello I'm
514. 1:12:11your friend thank you very much I I appreciate the kind words the despicables are taking over what about Ai and crypto where do you
515. 1:12:19think it will go so I think that um I think that AI is going to absolutely Drive blockchain adoption and tokenization Technology
516. 1:12:30and probably crypto and nft um but so so I think the the challenge with crypto is that as as a as a sector it led with
517. 1:12:45technology it said here's a solution um and it sort of surmised the problem but it didn't it didn't really solve a
518. 1:12:53problem it solved the problem that crypto people will tell you is there but isn't really there um I think the 2024 election here in the
519. 1:13:04United States is going to be so insane with very sophisticated disinformation because of AI that I think on the tail end of that there's
520. 1:13:16going to be um a clamoring for verification of authentic content right is this video a real person can we verify that that's
521. 1:13:27perfect for tokenization that's perfect for blockchain technology um so I could see there being infrastructures built on top of
522. 1:13:34blockchain where I produce a video with my storyvine platform and that gets turned into an nft that is verified human right check this is a
523. 1:13:45human being and this has not gone through any edits and if anything you know changes about that file you know it
524. 1:13:52will no longer be validated on on the blockchain so I think that AI has a real shot of driving web 3 adoption as an
525. 1:14:01actual solution to very real problems that are going to show up great question what is angular mostly used for I don't
526. 1:14:09know it's a it's a development framework I know our developers have used it um I don't know if generative AI gets so
527. 1:14:18smart why don't we just ask it to govern itself in fact so you should go check out there's a company called anthropic and
528. 1:14:26they've got a a chat GPT competitor called Claude they're a bunch of X open AI employees that started it and they started um anthropic um
529. 1:14:38to pursue what they're calling a constitutional learning model so right now with with open AI with chat GPT it's
530. 1:14:45human reinforcement learning so there's there's a bunch of ways they train these models and then the final step is humans
531. 1:14:52go in there and they look at the answers that these large language models come up with and they go that was good that was
532. 1:14:57bad here's how it would make it better and human beings sort of train it to know what's good and bad and then it
533. 1:15:04very very quickly gets good it like the quality goes up quite dramatically after a very short amount of interactions
534. 1:15:11the challenge with that is it's not scalable it's expensive it's slow and human beings have bias in them right so
535. 1:15:19every human being has their own biases good better and different right bias is not a bad thing it just means here's my
536. 1:15:25belief system right and so every human being's got one and chatgpt's gotten some crap because you know it was in San
537. 1:15:31Francisco and they're like it's got bias whatever um what anthropic's doing is they're doing this thing called the
538. 1:15:37Constitutional learning model which is the Constitution is here's a set of rules that our model is going to follow
539. 1:15:43and it's you know first we're not going to extinguish humans and then we're going to try to increase prosperity and
540. 1:15:49reduce pain and suffering and and whatever it be so they come up with these rules and then when the system
541. 1:15:55generates an answer it actually Compares that answer to the Constitution and if it says hey you're violating one of the
542. 1:16:02rules of the Constitution go back and rewrite it so it will iterate on the answer until it fulfills the mission of
543. 1:16:08that Constitution so anthropic is a company that is developing a system where it will govern government itself
544. 1:16:15and I think you're going to see a whole Suite of companies that this is going to be a whole sector of companies that
545. 1:16:21analyze and verify and you know do all sorts of stuff with the output of these machines I think it's going to be a
546. 1:16:28whole sector in and of itself so it's a good question a lot of people aren't checking their info I agree I've seen those and there's
547. 1:16:39outdated data in the books yeah there was a lawyer a lawyer this week um wrote a legal brief [ __ ] idiot he
548. 1:16:53wrote a legal brief with chat GPT and gave it to the judge and the judge read the legal brief and then the judge went
549. 1:17:00and looked at the citations for the case law that to support the argument and it was all made up [ __ ] like there was no
550. 1:17:07case law behind it it was all just [ __ ] that GPT put in there and the lawyer didn't fact check it the lawyer
551. 1:17:14didn't fact check it so is that chat gpt's fault no it's a stupid idiot lawyer so yeah you got to understand the tools you're
552. 1:17:23working with and and chatgpt will lie to you okay for that picture one I tried getting a cat train like to Toro but it never gave me
553. 1:17:37a good one yeah so um bing.com they're using open AIS um Dolly image engine which I think is just bad if you want to use a good one
554. 1:17:51um mid-journey so so the here's the problem with mid-journey is you you actually do it from within um Discord so so you you need to join
555. 1:18:04the mid-journey Discord server um this is the AI Salon but we've got a mid-journey bot in here but let me where is mid-journey play so so
556. 1:18:15here's here's mid-journey and mid journey is really good like the quality of mid-journey stuff is is just
557. 1:18:21staggeringly good so if you say slash imagine um and then you put in what did you put I tried getting a cat train like
558. 1:18:32tutorial let me see um we had a cat train like to Toro I don't know what that means or let's see I can catching like
559. 1:18:43tutorial let's I don't know let's see what that does let's see if it gives us anything interesting I like I don't know I'm actually looking
560. 1:18:52for here but but mid journey is just better than um better than the other stable diffusion is pretty good mid journey is
561. 1:18:59the best in my opinion um and then Dolly is by far the weakest and that's the one that Bing uses um Google just announced two weeks ago
562. 1:19:09that they're using Adobe Firefly as their image generation tool so I think it's fascinating that they're not using
563. 1:19:15their own image generation technology uh all right come on well I'll come back to that um
564. 1:19:30I'll just I'll just keep watching it when it comes up with something we'll see what it came up with um we should use chat jbt in beneficial
565. 1:19:36productive ways to align with our normal hobbies and interests yeah that's that's a that that's a great way Cameron to to
566. 1:19:42use chat GPT is like what are you good at what are you passionate about and then how can it support you in that all right here's so
567. 1:19:53at what you're looking for but it's cats on trains and and the the three of them have a particular illustration style that's in the same
568. 1:20:04neighborhood well no two of them are kind of illustrations and two of them are kind of photographic so anyway
569. 1:20:10um I'm a fan of mid Journey for when it comes to images imagine all the people a world
570. 1:20:30laughs all right let's see I'm excited to learn more cool stormy when talking to Bing's AI reminded me of aim chat Bots I know it's more
571. 1:20:43sophisticated yeah I know so I agree I when I think chatbot is the is is the wrong I think it's bad branding because chat
572. 1:20:56Bots for for decades have just [ __ ] sucked like I had a developer that worked for me and he was like ah chat Bots are gonna
573. 1:21:04be great and he was like AI chat Bots are gonna be great and they just all sucked because they were all decision trees and
574. 1:21:12chat CPT is not really a chat bot it it is you know an incredibly sophisticated like concept and reasoning engine knowledge engine so
575. 1:21:26um so so here's the deal if you interact with chat GPT like a chat bot it will act like a chatbot like if you give it
576. 1:21:41like simple not well thought out answers or you're just like like write me a poem it'll write you a poem but if you really set it up and say
577. 1:21:49you know you describe a scene and then you describe you know two lovers in that scene and then you talk about here's my
578. 1:21:57favorite poets and and and you give it a bunch of context and then you say now write me a poem about this situation it
579. 1:22:05will write you a dramatically better poem than if you just say write me a poem about two lovers sitting by a stream
580. 1:22:12because the the way the the system actually works is there are all these think of it like a series of canyons right
581. 1:22:23and if you're if you're high enough in the helicopter you can see into all of the Canyons and and and when you start
582. 1:22:30with chat GPT it can kind of see all of the words it knows in all of these semantic Canyons sort of these these
583. 1:22:37meaning related canyons and so if you just say write me a poem it'll learn it'll look at all of the words and all
584. 1:22:43of the Canyons and just pull you a poem out of every so you tend to get generic kind of manby pamby kind of [ __ ]
585. 1:22:51but if you say I like Raphael as an artist and I like Shakespeare and I like you know Plato and I like you know
586. 1:23:00whoever like I like all these different people it it kind of lowers the helicopter into a broad Canyon if you get more specific
587. 1:23:08and give it more context it'll it'll go into an even smaller Canyon and then when you ask it to do something
588. 1:23:14it's pulling from a very specific set of semantic words and meanings and so you get dramatically different and dramatically
589. 1:23:24better context so I would say take the time to learn how sophisticated prompting can dramatically alter the results you get that will help
590. 1:23:34Gen X here too I remember how gratifying it was to type Dirty Words in AOL yeah it's like it's like swearing on tick
591. 1:23:41tock not everyone's happy about it but you can still do it Tick Tock doesn't care if you swear but apparently you can't drink water on the
592. 1:23:50tick tock and apparently you can't talk about bias without getting booted all right I feel like a lot of people's programs that are
593. 1:24:01AI are just chat GPT with prompts built in so far yeah full of myself you are correct most of them are there are some
594. 1:24:08that are more sophisticated like like the the uh McKenzie Bose's GPT boss I mean he'll tell he his channel he talks
595. 1:24:16about building this tool that he created and it's a series of props sitting on top of chat gbt but in his case it's a
596. 1:24:23whole sophisticated platform of all these different specialized prompts that become you know tools that you can use to run a business
597. 1:24:34um but a lot of the crap out there are just what what I call wrapper apps so a wrapper app is you're wrapping a prompt
598. 1:24:42around you know just basic chat GPT and then you're charging people 10 or 15 bucks a month and it's just [ __ ] all
599. 1:24:48that stuff is going to go away so if you feel like that's what's happening that's because that's what's happening
600. 1:24:54um my hair is just just giving up for people that are new here I I think there's some new people here the the
601. 1:25:03URLs I have on screen the top one there is the official chat GPT website if you haven't played with chat GPT I strongly
602. 1:25:09encourage you to do it bing.com the chat in bing.com is also chat GPT and then po.com gives you access to like uh three
603. 1:25:19different companies models yeah three different companies models and there's like five or six of them in there that you can play with
604. 1:25:25um so it's really good all right if you have questions about AI drop them in my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI
605. 1:25:30learning lab uh I'm just a guy learning about this stuff sharing as much as I can to kind of demystify it and get
606. 1:25:38people curious about it and get them excited about it and that's what I'm here for there's a tick tock API you can make that oh cool
607. 1:25:48oh I can make the oh yeah I could probably do that with zapier couldn't I so if there's a if there's a if there's
608. 1:25:56a tick tock API and it's connected to zapier because I'm not geeky enough to actually be able to program with an API
609. 1:26:02but if it's in zappier I can toss it in there um and then I could build an automation to say go here I I assume that there's a an ID
610. 1:26:15number for this live pull yeah that's kind of interesting that's cool okay sorry talking amongst myself here
611. 1:26:23uh with uh with Quinn thanks Quinn I will check that out filter based on negative sentience don't know what that
612. 1:26:30means yes seriously let's fall even further behind don't know what you're doing shout out to I am spot tickets I
613. 1:26:37am Spartacus I am Spartacus I am Spartacus oh I am Spartacus I'm Spartacus I'm Monty Python we are the knights who say knee
614. 1:26:51[Laughter] I think I've had my meds today can AI send an email to a lab that will order A protein that can be created to
615. 1:27:06kill human life uh yes I think we will see Bad actors do [ __ ] like that do you seriously think countries will
616. 1:27:13abide by regulations meant to reign in AI I think some will and some won't and I think that Bad actors are going to do bad [ __ ] with
617. 1:27:21AI and then good actors are going to have access to the same tools and if we can get more countries than not to
618. 1:27:31act responsibly then hopefully we can drown out the Bad actors that's another purpose of this channel is the more
619. 1:27:40people that understand what these tools are how to use them are going to be able to take their talents and and they will have a
620. 1:27:47disproportionately positive impact on the future of AI That's why I'm doing this so yes can it get really dark really
621. 1:27:56fast yes will there be a news headline probably within the next year that AI did something [ __ ] horrific because
622. 1:28:04someone made it do that yes um does that mean it's going to be the end of humanity I don't think so but we all have to participate we all
623. 1:28:13have to play like I think this is way more significant than you know if you want change you should vote um with AI
624. 1:28:23dramatic disruption is coming whether we want it or not if you want to not be at the mercy of that disruption learn AI like that's
625. 1:28:32where my head is the problem is the search is stealing from natural SEO for blogs well so I agree with that that SEO and the the entire
626. 1:28:47search Paradigm the the entire web paradigm um I think is about to be disrupted you know I was thinking so a friend of mine
627. 1:28:57um is this guy Steve session he's got a company called zero shoes minimalist running shoes and he does a lot with SEO
628. 1:29:04and he does a lot of website optimization and and it's all about driving traffic to the website and driving traffic to these trackable pages
629. 1:29:12and all that sort of stuff and you know he was talking about well you know how how can AI help Drive traffic to my site and I'm like well
630. 1:29:22it might not and and it in fact it might replace traffic to your website he's like what do you mean I'm like well
631. 1:29:30someone's there looking for why does my knee hurt and and in doing that they learn about the minimalist running
632. 1:29:37movement and they learn about what it is and and they say well you know who are companies that make that stuff and you
633. 1:29:43know his company will come up in there and then um you know what kind of what kind of shoes do they have for this kind of
634. 1:29:50running well they have these kind of shoes and and then um because these things are now connected to the internet it may just pull in like
635. 1:29:59here are the models of shoes here's the prices here's the link to buy it I might buy it within a chat context
636. 1:30:06without ever going to the website um so there's gonna be you know chat optimization like like how do you end up
637. 1:30:14in that conversation when someone is organically sort of trying to figure something out in their life and they
638. 1:30:20organically get to I would like to see what these shoes are all about they might go to a website but they might not
639. 1:30:27so how do you end up in that conversation I think you have to have I because Google didn't have any competitors it became this very
640. 1:30:36monolithic kind of way you structure SEO and traffic driving and because this is completely upsetting the apple cart I
641. 1:30:44think all of that kind of changes so I don't have a good answer for where it's going but I don't think SEO survives in its current state
642. 1:30:52they've had International symposiums on Gene editing gentle persons agreement where the line is yeah I think they're
643. 1:30:58going to have that too I think I think because AI is moving so fast they're gonna have to get their [ __ ] together pretty quickly
644. 1:31:04is old Altman dock how to build GPT still available anywhere I assume that in the documentation of GPT
645. 1:31:13three like Da Vinci three like I would say just go to go to so if you want to go to the the dev part of of chat gbt go to
646. 1:31:28platform dot openai.com playground and then go to documentation and so here's all the documentation so
647. 1:31:44can you search the documentation I don't think so models tutorials it's probably still in here I would be surprised if it wasn't
648. 1:31:55um what what he's asking about is so in the documentation of gpt3 were the instructions for how to build chat GPT
649. 1:32:05um and Sam Altman assumed for years that someone would build it and no one built it so he had his engineers build it in
650. 1:32:12two weeks and then it went to 100 million users in six weeks fastest adoption of software in history um okay
651. 1:32:25mastering the prompts like a consultant you're talking to each other you're talking to each other what are the chances AI can decide
652. 1:32:32it's bad for BlackRock to be rich and redistribute their wealth hmm I don't know that's kind of interesting I mean
653. 1:32:43like where the boundaries are of what we allow these tools to touch and do um it's gonna be really interesting
654. 1:32:51you know if AI could figure out how to do that in a way that BlackRock would support it like that might be kind of
655. 1:32:57interesting uh if it does it just as an end around to [ __ ] with the company um because some hacker wants to take
656. 1:33:05BlackRock down that's where things get weird and and you know like we start to see all sorts of see all sorts of weird
657. 1:33:12corporate Espionage Wars going on I mean that might start happening but I don't know I don't have a good answer for you
658. 1:33:18but it's a really interesting concept rock is out of [ __ ] control they own everything humanoid is getting released later this
659. 1:33:29year yep open AI just um showed one two days ago heard Google is experimenting with their AI version called Barb it's actually
660. 1:33:39called Bard as in The Bard as in Shakespeare not Barb is in Barbie doll thoughts please thanks um okay so here's my thoughts on this
661. 1:33:50Google invented the Transformer which is the the core technological breakthrough that Chachi PT is based on and
662. 1:33:57mid-journey is based on stable diffusions based on in the music generation tools all of the current modern [ __ ] that we're getting to play
663. 1:34:03with that's making everyone go holy [ __ ] I didn't know I could do that all of that stuff is sitting on the founder founding of
664. 1:34:12this thing called a Transformer that Google invented so Google invents this thing in 2017 and I think they quickly realize uh guys if we uh
665. 1:34:22if we release this to the world it kind of fundamentally threatens our search business why don't we keep it in the back room
666. 1:34:29and so because they had this 92 or 94 market share of the search Market I think they basically just sat back and
667. 1:34:38and just kind of slow rolled this stuff and then no one including Sam Altman had any idea that chat GPT was going to explode the way it did
668. 1:34:49and when that happened it it caused an immediate Panic within Google right they called it a code red within a month of
669. 1:34:58that thing coming out and probably around the time it came out they realized holy [ __ ] we're behind so
670. 1:35:07so they've got this thing called Bard and it's it's built on top of I forget what the their core model is called but
671. 1:35:14they just came out with version two of the core model it's better than it was but let me let me interesting so let's go to bar if you
672. 1:35:22go to bard.google.com you can go play with it and so it's just like chat GPT in fact they copied the interface of chat EPT
673. 1:35:31which I think is hilarious so I'm going to say right and m in M wrap that explains quantum mechanics
674. 1:35:48and so this is bard and so it's going to write something that looks like a poem I'm here to drop some knowledge on you
675. 1:35:57about quantum mechanics the study of the very small it's a crazy world where particles can be seen in two places at once
676. 1:36:06and waves can act like particles it's also insane okay nothing in that rhymed nothing there sounds like um sounds like Eminem and
677. 1:36:21it's kind of I don't know pedestrian explanation so far okay so that's bard now let's go to gpt4 and I'll write the exact same prompt I'm
678. 1:36:36going to go to the one not connected to the internet so just basic gpt4 right and Eminem rap that explains quantum
679. 1:36:51mechanics yo it's Eminem here to break down the quantum scene about to blow your mind with things unseen you think the world's
680. 1:37:05just Adams right will take a seat because quantum's where the microscope microscopic and Mystic meet one minute
681. 1:37:12it's a particle next it's a wave it's a Quantum rev you got to be brave the one it did yesterday was even better than
682. 1:37:19this um here they're talking about Schrodinger's rap instead of Schrodinger's cat they're talking about Heisenberg they're talking about
683. 1:37:27uncertainty um positions Duality like so like the explanations better and more interesting and it's actually a rap that's got
684. 1:37:37Rhymes in it so so the differences are subtle but they're but they're subtle but dramatic so so I think Bart is going to be good at
685. 1:37:47some point right now I think it's better at engineering stuff I've heard that it's better at coding than than gpt4 but
686. 1:37:54gpt4 is pretty [ __ ] competent at coding um so so I think it will get better but I just think right now it's it's just not
687. 1:38:03anywhere in the same neighborhood of quality that open AI is because they ignored it for a bunch of years I think
688. 1:38:10they just mothballed it and then they realize oh [ __ ] maybe we should dust that thing off and go compete
689. 1:38:15so they have a lot of tools that they're coming out with but they're all they they they're just not great right now um
690. 1:38:21what do you think about the Bots that do the work for you have you tried it oh like like um like Auto GPT the autonomous agents so
691. 1:38:29the autonomous agents um are really really janky right now they're really um just bad technology they're
692. 1:38:39conceptually [ __ ] brilliant so what they are so if you go to is it agent GPT hang on let's go let's go do some real-time playing Agent
693. 1:38:52agentgpt.com if you go to well they got a new interface wait huh well this is different
694. 1:39:11level.ai agent gpt.com oh it's a redirect now to the to their course site all right well what this used to be was was a web
695. 1:39:22version I think there's another one called what the hell is it called God mode yeah god mode dot space okay all right autonomous agent
696. 1:39:35so so with chat EBT what you do is is you type in a prompt and it gives you an answer what happens with autonomous agents is
697. 1:39:43you type in a goal and it gives itself a list of tasks to to go accomplish that goal so I'll do what I've done before we'll see
698. 1:39:53how well it does let me make it a little bigger so you can see see it got the hiccups got the hiccups he's
699. 1:40:00hiccuping I was very rude he swears he swears and then and then he was drinking something I don't know what it was it
700. 1:40:07looked like it could have been vodka but I don't know I don't know what he was drinking but he was clearly not acting
701. 1:40:12right in his right mind and uh and he swears I don't know his dog barks he was very rude he was very rude
702. 1:40:24um I don't know what I was talking about um okay so we're gonna we're gonna put in something here I've done before so I'm going to say
703. 1:40:32um find the marketing taglines of the top 10 competitors
704. 1:40:46to storyvine storyvine is my company wait to continue and save your sessions alternatively provide your own open AI key
705. 1:41:01uh let me sign in with Google and see if see if it will continue for me great you're logged in done
706. 1:41:17um I think I have to put in my own open AI
707. 1:41:31key I'm going to turn my my camera so you can't see my key because you dang hackers will steal my API key don't do
708. 1:41:41it I know you you have bastages all right all iCloud uh [Music]
709. 1:41:55uh uh there they are all right there's my open AI key we're going to go back over here we're gonna pop in the open AI key
710. 1:42:11we're going to verify it checking you're good done why is this not working why is this not working copy hang on
711. 1:42:23hang on I know this is scintillating watching me try to get a website working it's like it's like every time someone's like oh
712. 1:42:32you got to see this cool thing oh wait well normally the internet's faster than this did I do it what is going on
713. 1:42:48launch so now I've got a website in dark mode where it's putting all the text in dark text so we can't see it
714. 1:43:00manipulating results okay so okay I'm sorry you can't see what this is doing but what this is doing so I asked
715. 1:43:07it to go find me marketing tag lines of um my company so so it says thoughts the first agent started thoughts I need to
716. 1:43:20identify the top 10 competitors of storybine in the market and gather their marketing taglines I can start by searching for quote storyline
717. 1:43:28competitors on Google reasoning I need to gather the information right so then it says command Google
718. 1:43:35arguments query storyvine competitors so it figured out that the first step that it should do to go get my marketing
719. 1:43:42taglines was to go Google things on on or go Google who my competitors are and then I can give it feedback I can say
720. 1:43:54yeah do this don't do this but I'm going to say sure approve this plan now some of these autonomous agents they
721. 1:44:00don't have the step where it says approve this plan and they don't have the reasoning they just go and that's
722. 1:44:05where these things can get dangerous because you could say you know go find vulnerabilities in any Windows computer
723. 1:44:12you find on the internet running this version of Windows with this vulnerability and come back with any
724. 1:44:17with any systems that haven't patched that vulnerability and just go do that so okay so now the next step
725. 1:44:25it got some information I can use the information from the Google search to identify the top 10 competitors I need
726. 1:44:32to identify the top 10 competitors yes approve this plan so now it's going to go off and do its next thing so what
727. 1:44:37these autonomous agents are doing is they're kind of figuring out on their own they're prompting themselves um
728. 1:44:44they're they're kind of cool the problem is they're they're really janky they they crash a lot they get lost they they just they're just
729. 1:44:54getting janky all right I will use the list of competitors to do research on each one gather their marketing taglines
730. 1:45:03I need to gather the information the difference between the thoughts and reasoning are are pretty bad right now
731. 1:45:08in this thing but that's okay so I give it to go ahead it says crunching the numbers harnessing the power of 20 000 gpus that's funny
732. 1:45:19I wonder if that was hard-coded or if that's a chat GPT a little little message right there it's probably hard
733. 1:45:24coded because we're used to hard coding things crunching numbers approve this okay I will use the competitors blah blah blah um
734. 1:45:38oh so what it's doing now is it's going through each website that it found in Google and it's getting the tagline so
735. 1:45:47anyway that's you get the basic idea of what those things are so that's an autonomous agent so Auto GPT is one of
736. 1:45:54those baby agis one of those GPT for all I think is one of those but GPT for all I think is just a large language model you can
737. 1:46:04install on your computer so I don't know what it is anyway ran down that rabbit hole until I lose it I actually gained
738. 1:46:09people okay if you're new here my name is Kyle Shannon I'm an idiot and uh I uh this is the AI learning lab I talk about
739. 1:46:17all things AI here if you haven't played with AI you should and that's what these URLs are right here so chat.openai.com
740. 1:46:26that's the official chatgpt website Bing is a free version of gpt4 which is chat GPT but it's connected to the internet
741. 1:46:35you can get you can pay for access to gpt4 at the official site you can get it for free at bing.com and then pro.com
742. 1:46:43gives you access to a bunch of different GPT models to play with um so I think all three of those are good and then the
743. 1:46:50other two sites are just other resources um if you have questions drop them below I am painfully behind in my questions so
744. 1:46:57I'm trying to get to everyone but I'm way behind uh but you know this is what we do here um all right well some of these AI systems
745. 1:47:08start absorbing each other um I don't quite know what that means I don't I don't quite know what that means Chachi PT and accepting file
746. 1:47:18uploads to help answer specific questions is there another version soon I sure hope so so I think what you're
747. 1:47:25referring to is code interpreter so when you go if if you are on the plus version of catchy browse with Bing and
748. 1:47:35plugins there's going to be a new mode um that if you can go to YouTube and watch videos on it called code
749. 1:47:43interpreter so chat GPT code interpreter go watch videos of it and watch your face melt off your skull
750. 1:47:52so what you do with code interpreter is you hit the little upload button and then you can upload anything from images
751. 1:47:57to spreadsheets you can upload like 100 megabyte data sets and then you just say to code interpreter what's interesting about
752. 1:48:05this data and it will tell you and then you'll say well what are the trends within it it will tell you and then
753. 1:48:10you'll say you know make me a map of the United States that maps all of these geolocations to the cities that they are
754. 1:48:17and make the height of the thing or the brightness or the size of the circle represent the data and it will write the
755. 1:48:25python code generate the map and give it to you it's like it's insane I don't know when it's coming but I'm cranky that I can't play
756. 1:48:37with it because it looks so flipping cool bomb I wanted to have something help my son who has I assume that's ADHD um
757. 1:48:48well I mean the thing about ADHD is is you tend to have a brain that synthesizes things really quickly so I
758. 1:48:56would put your son if I'm reading your statement correctly here um put them in front of image generation
759. 1:49:03tools there are some really cool game uh AI systems where you can create 3D worlds and things like that I'd start researching that
760. 1:49:13um if he or she of sun if if he's good with words put him in front of cheche EBT let him start playing
761. 1:49:21um so yeah a product called stream yard that gives you the ability to stream across multiple platforms at once yeah I
762. 1:49:27I did a I did a podcast for a year on stream yard I know it it's just I don't know it's I started this Tick Tock Channel just as a way to
763. 1:49:37get the thoughts out of my head because because I was getting completely overwhelmed with this AI stuff and I
764. 1:49:44thought like people need to know this and I got to get this [ __ ] out of my head um this isn't really a career for me so
765. 1:49:51I I I mean it might be at some point but I I don't know I don't have a producer if someone wants to be my producer and
766. 1:49:59take on the role of like you know turning this into a multi-modal media Empire cool I I've got ADHD so it ain't gonna be me
767. 1:50:10did live stop uh possibly lagging or network issue my screen seems to be frozen am I still here can you still
768. 1:50:18hear me and my back was that just a temporary lag stream interrupted stream interrupted all right I got a heart there so I think
769. 1:50:27I'm still good champ may have chewed the power chord no it's not champ oh yeah Google was offended yeah it's probably
770. 1:50:33because I said Google had their head up their ass they shut down my internet this is uh if anyone on the call is uh
771. 1:50:41from Comcast or Xfinity you're an [ __ ] because it sucks you froze we didn't hear nothing I don't know what I was talking about wait he
772. 1:50:51doesn't know paused for some of us notice that it seems sorry about that you froze dude what's the plug-in Dr Kyle you froze for
773. 1:51:00three minutes oh [ __ ] which plug-in God damn it I don't know I'll get back to it my head 52 year old Healthcare
774. 1:51:08technology brain feels like it's going to explode my 58 year old video technology entrepreneur bring feels like
775. 1:51:15it's going to explode every day it's I I haven't been this intellectually stimulated and creatively stimulated in decades this is
776. 1:51:23absolutely wild hey what's the feature using to share your screen it's just this is just normal Tick Tock dual camera when you go live
777. 1:51:32you can turn on dual camera can you put these prompts in your bio I don't know which prompts they are but
778. 1:51:38I'm happy to share them or I'll put them on screen can I input an image and ask Bing to change it using my parameters not really
779. 1:51:47you can do that with mid-journey um the image Generation stuff when when you want to get it really predictable like
780. 1:51:56take an image and slightly modify it like I would say that would be better to use the generative fill in Photoshop to do that
781. 1:52:04that can probably do that curses cuss is like a sailor yeah ADHD and gen Z I'm way behind good Lord you know what I'm gonna do I'm gonna I'm
782. 1:52:14gonna scroll to the bottom I'm gonna get I'm gonna if I missed your question I'm sorry I'm just gonna sort of jump to
783. 1:52:20like the bottom 20 questions or something like that um so what I just showed was God mode dot space yes that's correct he's good at
784. 1:52:29acting thank you I have a BFA in acting so hopefully I don't suck but you know um they could have made a mistake AI will
785. 1:52:38use the change in Reflections on the mouse to Intuit the key I think I know what you mean so there are going to be AI systems that
786. 1:52:51basically can take over your mouse for you um and and your keyboard and go do things on your behalf so basically
787. 1:53:00you'll give it permission and then you say go book me a flight to Cancun and it will just go to all the websites you
788. 1:53:06gave it access to and find the sites you know take whatever parameters you gave it like I want the cheapest flight
789. 1:53:14or I want the most luxurious flight or whatever it is and you'll give it a date range and it will just go book the
790. 1:53:19ticket for you then you're like you know what I changed my mind go get me a refund and it'll go do that so that kind
791. 1:53:24of stuff's coming that's that's that idea of autonomous agents I think Apple's gonna be really good at those things by the way
792. 1:53:31what's in a API or an opening IP so an API stands for application programming interface I think but it basically it
793. 1:53:42basically is a set of rules that says if you want to send data to my computer here's the rules or if you want to pull
794. 1:53:48data from my computer here's what you can pull from my computer and here's the rules and so basically you get an API
795. 1:53:54key which is this really long string of you know super secret numbers and letters that give you access to their
796. 1:54:01system so it knows it's you and that you have permission to get their data and then you write software that says Hey I
797. 1:54:09want to go get a paper from that white paper site and you use an API to say hey white paper site can I have this week's
798. 1:54:18white papers and it'll say sure here they are and and so it's a way for software applications to communicate with one another
799. 1:54:26and and that's so when people talk about cloud computing you got all these different computers all talking to one
800. 1:54:33another they are very often talking to one another through apis great hackers are doing that right now um you have to select one of the
801. 1:54:42suggested options thank you JP I figured that out us old guys we get there eventually but you know I'm sure it was
802. 1:54:49painful to watch so I apologize for that thanks for sharing your knowledge good night good night trouble and pup uh
803. 1:54:56Great Name by the way trouble and pup I got my troubled pup right over to my left here um I would roll my API key just in case
804. 1:55:04and you don't know that website didn't save it off I know I don't really give too much of a [ __ ] I suggest making a separate API key for
805. 1:55:12each service you use I agree with you but I'm too lazy um what's Kyle's business category called storyvine yeah my business is
806. 1:55:20called storyvine it's automated video production is the business category where do I even start start there that's
807. 1:55:27why I have these on screen is the official chat GPT website bing.com or poe.com all three of those give you access to chat GPT
808. 1:55:36um just kind of different variations of them I would start with chat.openai.com start by just doing parlor tricks have
809. 1:55:43it write you a song have it write you a poem have it write you a meal plan have it write you a shopping list have it
810. 1:55:49recommend I don't know ways to give yourself self-care um just start playing and then I would shift into pick a project in your life
811. 1:55:59either at work or personally that you want to get something done and see if it can help you think of it like a personal
812. 1:56:05assistant like a collaborative partner for your project and and just play with it that's where I would start woohoo I'm excited awesome
813. 1:56:14I'm excited I'm getting lost now sorry Mika tell me where you were lost and I'll try to go back and get on lost
814. 1:56:21because it sound like I I hung for a while there and probably confused the [ __ ] out of people because I thought I was
815. 1:56:28communicating but Xfinity said Kyle no you're not talking to anyone okay
816. 1:56:42frontal okay screenshot taken FYI when you change your screen POV your live pauses for one to three seconds oh like
817. 1:56:50when I do five one thousand okay good to know one one thousand two one thousand three one thousand four one thousand okay
818. 1:56:58I can do it yep Guy what's Kyle's business called storyvine yes it's called storybine um yep yep yep I recorded one of your
819. 1:57:07lives about making a bot cool I can show you that again um you're here I am here Mexico how do you record these uh you can just do a
820. 1:57:16screen recording if you're on iOS I think you uh you sort of slide down from the upper right hand corner and there's
821. 1:57:22a record button you hit record and you can record it and then you can send me these back and say look what an idiot
822. 1:57:28you are pay me money or I'll tell the world you're an idiot I'll be like they already know um it's all good didn't freeze thank you uh
823. 1:57:40Mexico High Mexicana can you send it to us please not sure what you want me to send or if you're talking to someone
824. 1:57:46else you might be talking to someone else uh okay let's see check out pessimists archive great for information
825. 1:57:57informing AI Dooms doomsdayers yeah they call they call the the people that think ai's gonna kill us all the doomers so
826. 1:58:05you got Boomers and doomers I'm definitely not a Doomer I'm an adorable Optimist is what I was called on a panel once
827. 1:58:12let me interrupt this adorable optimism with some some reality here which I thought was cute um robots have been about to take it all
828. 1:58:24that's funny okay uh what's that say can chat GPT create specific WordPress functionality if I want to let a vendor sign up can it do that
829. 1:58:36yeah it can um I would say I would say make sure that you're using either bing.com or gpt4 connected to the
830. 1:58:47internet so that it can get the latest information and then I would just start talking about you know I'm on WordPress
831. 1:58:54here's the thing I want to accomplish you know teach me how to do it so it'll it'll teach you how to do it on
832. 1:58:59WordPress and then if it needs to generate any code you can have it generate that code so chances are good
833. 1:59:04it can do that but I would just say make sure you're using gpt4 that's connected to the internet so that you can get the
834. 1:59:10latest documentation I saw the one that talks like a human yeah there's there's one it's called [ __ ] what's it called Ask Annie
835. 1:59:25does it ask any or is it I don't know there's something Annie a-n-n-i-e if you go to the Apple App Store where you can
836. 1:59:36just talk to this Avatar and it's connected to gpt4 it's pretty slick there's going to be a ton of those I
837. 1:59:42think the the Apple announcement on Monday um I think we're going to see something interesting from Apple on the generative
838. 1:59:50agent kind of front give it a book title and it tells you the subject and what the book's about so awesome yeah that's cool what about AI
839. 1:59:59that just what about the AI that just unalive to human okay so I assume what you're talking about there is the Air Force case
840. 2:00:08where the media Took The Sensational headline and ran with it before they had any facts they never do that they're professionals right right
841. 2:00:19right right okay so this dude in the Air Force said there was a simulation where a drone with missiles on it simulation
842. 2:00:29drone with missiles on it was out picking targets and then it was designed to take out the targets and the operator said no no come back we
843. 2:00:40don't want you to take out the targets and it didn't like that so it turned around and shot its missile at the
844. 2:00:45operator that's what the story was then they were like no no it's a simulation and then they were like well
845. 2:00:52no it wasn't actually even a simulation it was actually just a thought experiment that that could happen now
846. 2:00:57whether or not that actually happened was a simulation or was just a thought experiment we don't know that is a
847. 2:01:06hypothetical that could happen because it's the military and all that sort of stuff like it's possible some [ __ ] went
848. 2:01:14down at least in the simulation um and and what that what does that mean well it means that these tools are early
849. 2:01:21we're at the very beginning of these capabilities now ai's been around for a while but this generative AI thing this
850. 2:01:29kind of chat GPT natural language interface sitting on top of complex systems that's relatively new um and they're going to have to work the
851. 2:01:38Kinks out um it's just like Tesla's full auto driving like that isn't rolled out right now you know Elon Musk thought
852. 2:01:45that would take whatever it was two or three years and it's been six or seven um this stuff's complicated so for this stuff to get
853. 2:01:54um good and um you know stable it's going to take a while so but anyway that was that was a an over sensationalized news story if
854. 2:02:04that's what you're referring to I think that some of these AI systems will start to absorb each other again I
855. 2:02:10don't quite know what that means do I dream about robots no I don't although I do kind of wake up I do wake up with insights about what
856. 2:02:20all this stuff means so um do I ever think Tick Tock intentionally slows down wait where did that go God damn it tick
857. 2:02:36tock I think they intentionally make me lose my place in the questions uh intentionally slows down certain
858. 2:02:45traffic absolutely like I've got I've got some of my tick tocks I have one Tick Tock that's got more than a hundred
859. 2:02:52thousand views I have one the other day that got one View so that I'm assume was a shadow ban but then I basically duped the same thing
860. 2:03:02and it got fine engagement so yeah they they depending on the algorithm and if if I think one of the things they do
861. 2:03:10is they will manually boost certain content if they like your content they can boost it but but yeah it's it's all
862. 2:03:16part of the algorithm so I don't know I don't worry too much about that all this Ai and your live keeps going
863. 2:03:22mute you know thanks Xfinity thanks Comcast you're the best I'll give you a testimonial I can use the storyvine application to make a
864. 2:03:33video to tell you how awesome you are corporate incompetence is one of my pet peeves it makes me [ __ ] insane
865. 2:03:48um to freeze the screen like that wait what's that what do you say to the freeze the screen like that to
866. 2:03:58prevent driving stream driving streams I don't know what you're saying never mind okay the unemployment office
867. 2:04:05is full of adorable optimists yeah well I'm employed right now so knock on wood but as well no that's me I knocked on
868. 2:04:15the desk you dumb dumb dumb dog [Laughter] ask Steve what's the best plug-in I don't know I haven't I haven't really
869. 2:04:23played with plugins there's so many of them ask Kyle um all these derivatives are going to become Consolidated within 16 months
870. 2:04:35um yeah there's well first of all there's going to be like tens of thousands of just little shitty pieces
871. 2:04:42of software that you know six months ago would have been remarkable but now they're just going to be everywhere so
872. 2:04:48it's it's the signal to noise ratio is going to get stupidly bad for a while if humans Extinction really happened I
873. 2:04:56don't know what you're saying there why is the reason to stop using it rather than learning about it yeah exactly
874. 2:05:01you're I I see your your uh conversing with one another here I like it I like the uh setting people straight setting
875. 2:05:09the doomers straight we listen we can have doomers here but what I don't want are doomers here that are not actually
876. 2:05:15using the technology right like what drives me crazy is people that either dismiss this technology or demonize it
877. 2:05:22without actually using it that that's the whole point of this this channel is start using it start using those things it can't have its own
878. 2:05:32thoughts or emotions it no it cannot but it can communicate with you with more empathy and Nuance than many
879. 2:05:42humans can so it doesn't know that it's being empathetic or nuanced but if you ask it very binary kind of you know
880. 2:05:50you know like moral questions things like that it tends to be very very nuanced in its answers like more so than humans are because humans
881. 2:06:00they let the emotion take over and if you use one of those words that you know is one of the words that the political
882. 2:06:06parties have decided is going to piss people off if you use that word in your sentence then no one hears anything you
883. 2:06:13talk about Chachi PT doesn't have that so you can actually ask it you know complicated nuanced questions
884. 2:06:21and it will give you complicated Nuance answers without the emotional [ __ ] so it's actually quite um inspiring in that front
885. 2:06:31because I would like to live in a less polarized [ __ ] nightmare than we are right now is simulation still possible
886. 2:06:39if it wasn't a fair wait if it wasn't a a fair possibility it wouldn't happen in oh in simulation also thank you for responding
887. 2:06:50um a simulation is still a possibility yeah it I mean it's it's very possible that that was an Air Force simulation
888. 2:06:57and the Drone turned around and shot the operator at least they're doing it in a simulation and then it's it's very
889. 2:07:02possible that one of the communications people at the Air Force said just tell them it was a thought experiment let's
890. 2:07:07not let's not put out there that our our little fake robots shot our fake soldiers let's let's let's put that
891. 2:07:14under wrap so that's very possible um if human extension extension really can happen AI can help in many ways to keep living
892. 2:07:23in a repetitive Loop yeah until the until the grid goes down although we'll see if there's if there's a what's a an
893. 2:07:31EMP an electromagnetic pulse that's probably the only way to do this is to shut down all the computers AI has its
894. 2:07:38own criteria flawed and bias like the programmers that designed it yeah and then they're going to develop so what's
895. 2:07:44going to happen with the bias stuff is you you're going to have companies like anthropic that that have um
896. 2:07:51like constitutional rules-based models that don't have bias in them or well all systems will have bias
897. 2:07:59I think you will be able to select your bias if you want something that leans more to the conservative side or more to
898. 2:08:04the you know liberal side or more neutral you'll be able to select into different models just we're very early
899. 2:08:11right now so so all the bias stuff is in there and it's a problem but it's not gonna it's gonna be addressed
900. 2:08:19so I wouldn't I wouldn't get any anyone shouldn't get their panties too much in a Twist over all that stuff other than it's important
901. 2:08:27and it needs to be dealt with but but don't demonize the technology just because it's not perfect the stuff that we're dealing with right
902. 2:08:35now is as bad as it's ever going to be it it's gonna get much better much faster than anyone is prepared for so
903. 2:08:43I would not dismiss this stuff from a soapbox personally but that's just me that's just me this is what I think what do you
904. 2:08:54think what do you think you told me what you think and I said I don't like it that's how this goes because I'm talking and
905. 2:09:03I don't know I think I've been going too long I'm a little giddy I'm a little punch drunk as they say all right I lost my place again trying
906. 2:09:12to find it war games let's see if human extinction okay we're back on the doomers we got some doomers in here
907. 2:09:23you doomers you just you just want these robots to kill us why don't you start using these things and um start making the robots do good for
908. 2:09:32Humanity because I think it will actually have an impact on the future of these tools is if people are doing interesting
909. 2:09:41things that contribute to society it will inspire other people to do things that are good and interesting for
910. 2:09:47society using these tools and those good actions and those good results will start to overpower the doomers
911. 2:09:56so rather than just ramble on about how [ __ ] evil these things are why don't you start using them for good um chat GPT will begin buying
912. 2:10:07interesting startups and incorporating them um you mean open AI yes probably I think chat CPT will go away eventually
913. 2:10:18as Bing gets more developed why would Microsoft keep them both because Microsoft doesn't own it all they own 49
914. 2:10:24open AI is free to compete with Microsoft open AI is free to cut deals with other companies they have a very specific relationship um
915. 2:10:36if open AI gets in trouble financially I suppose there's a model in the future where they could acquire all of them but
916. 2:10:46that's not in in the books right now so um I I think they're gonna I think they're gonna operate um as as you know coopetition for some time
917. 2:11:00all of all AI is owned by BlackRock not true at all not true at all um I don't know BlackRock stake in
918. 2:11:11Google it might be significant so there is significant AI player Amazon is a significant player open AI is a
919. 2:11:20significant player Microsoft is a significant player possible that BlackRock has thank you for the gift I appreciate that um the
920. 2:11:31it's possible they've got ownership Stakes there but the the Llama models The Meta models were leaked to the development community
921. 2:11:40so you know you now have an entire ecosystem of Open Source large language models that are not owned by anyone
922. 2:11:46they're open source and free to the world so that's just not a true statement again the sensationalist headline looks
923. 2:11:56good but it's just not true let me know if you want me to collaborate and make your lives into videos possibly
924. 2:12:04um click on my uh I've got a link Tree in my bio that's got um my contact information in it so drop me a line happy to chat about it
925. 2:12:14um chat gbt picked the Powerball numbers and I didn't play bye bye world a play to win oh that sucks if that happened I I am
926. 2:12:25sorry for your loss that sucks the head of Twitter content security isn't no they're a mess right now but
927. 2:12:38they're I don't know we'll see if they get this [ __ ] together why would you suggest to start oh what
928. 2:12:44would you suggest to start with that why I have these things on screen these are what I would suggest to start
929. 2:12:54with I would start if you're trying to learn about AI start with the top one chat.openai.com the other two are just kind of optional choices
930. 2:13:04if you really want to use gpt4 but don't want to pay 20 bucks a month to open AI then use bing.com it's it's kind of a
931. 2:13:11more hobbled version of it but it's gpt4 and it's connected to the internet I would start with the large language
932. 2:13:17models start with play start understanding what they can do and what they make possible and then this prompts.chat thing
933. 2:13:28um explains to you how to prompt and it gives you a bunch of different prompts to start with that that will run you
934. 2:13:34down a bunch of rabbit holes and you can start to see what they make possible that's where I'd start and then start
935. 2:13:39solving problems for yourself personally or for other people or for business um and come up with a business problem
936. 2:13:46and use chat EPT as kind of a collaborative partner to solve that problem you'll learn more doing that
937. 2:13:52than do I would not suggest taking any courses right now because no one is expert at this stuff right now everything's changing too fast
938. 2:14:00Microsoft and Google stock and board members are held by Vanguard and BlackRock okay um they don't own the open source stuff
939. 2:14:07so the the genie is far enough out of the bottle now that um had chat GPT not taken off and gotten to 100 million users in six weeks I think
940. 2:14:20we'd still be looking at Google and open AI being the two primary players with other people trying to get into it but
941. 2:14:29because it did it forced meta to put their stuff out in the world and then they accidentally leaked their foundational models and those have
942. 2:14:37become the foundation for all the open source stuff um and now that people know how to do that they're building their own models
943. 2:14:44and open sourcing those so so that's all coming stability AI just open sourced a large language model um
944. 2:14:51you know Apple's going to come out with their thing Amazon um has said they're going to come out with one you know meta is over open
945. 2:14:59sourcing a bunch of their technology now um Google's got theirs open ai's got theirs anthropics got theirs which
946. 2:15:06they're going to be a major player in this thing so you've got you know three or four major players that are
947. 2:15:16probably owned by Vanguard and BlackRock but then you've got a bunch of others plus the open source community that are
948. 2:15:22not there's enough competition out there that I don't think it's going to consolidate into one or two controlled companies I just don't I I
949. 2:15:31just don't but I could be very very wrong like I don't know geopolitics and big money very well chatgpt will even tell you
950. 2:15:40that okay I don't understand people who are afraid to try chat GPT or Tick Tock well I was afraid to get on Tick Tock
951. 2:15:47for a while then I was just like [ __ ] it one night I took four hours or whatever to figure it out it's the worst
952. 2:15:52interface but you know here I am hey all right um I know a Wonder useful app that uses chat GPT for Android and has no ads okay
953. 2:16:02I you know I I would not recommend using any apps that act like chat GPT I would just point my Chrome browser to chat.openai.com um
954. 2:16:15Jeffrey Hinton The Godfather of AI yep he he signed on to that new thing today that you know we don't want these machines to to extinct us
955. 2:16:26um but I don't want to expose it okay I don't know what that says thanks for letting me know it was a simulation
956. 2:16:32that's important but my concern still stands yeah I know listen JB the minute you start attaching flying
957. 2:16:40machines with missiles on them to be controlled by generative AI like like Boston Dynamics has agreed not to put guns on their scary dancing
958. 2:16:53backflipping robots um but they're a commercial robot company there are others like say Lockheed Martin
959. 2:17:04that are probably developing robots for the military that have not agreed to not put weapons on them so I agree it's it's
960. 2:17:12kind of terrifying but you know hopefully they will keep the military things where they belong and and not let that [ __ ] Escape
961. 2:17:24so so I understand why the doomers are here like it's very easy to put together scenarios where you go what if it did
962. 2:17:32this we'd be like wow they were [ __ ] so so you can make up those scenarios again I'm just trying to live over here
963. 2:17:38it makes pretty pictures you can write a poem about quantum mechanics [Laughter] oh good lord it's just it's just comedy it's comedy comedy
964. 2:17:53uh um what's the Bing image generation site is bing.com create so if you're talking about self-manifestation or what's it called
965. 2:18:06so you're talking about self-manifestation or what's it called oh I think you're talking amongst yourselves bend it to the light yes bend
966. 2:18:15it to the light go to the light go to the light there's Hollywood for 50 years has been sending us to the dark about AI
967. 2:18:22so our default is the robots are going to kill us consciously head toward the light why do so many people think negatively
968. 2:18:30they basically create the destiny exactly that's why I'm saying every little thing that you can do if you
969. 2:18:40do something for your church community group and like help organize the bake sale and have Chachi BT help you
970. 2:18:48organize the bake sale and then you tell people hey I use this chat thing to help organize the bake sale
971. 2:18:56that'll be like one more positive thing in the world and it'll like it's like one more [ __ ] in the armor of sort of
972. 2:19:02knocking down that negative Destiny future so that's what that's why this channel exists that's why we're that's
973. 2:19:08why why we're gathered here today that's exactly it that's exactly it I'm actually trying to decentralize Health
974. 2:19:17System but I'm not very knowledgeable on deploying cool I work in healthcare health systems are dramatically complicated and the thing
975. 2:19:27about Health Systems is a there's regulations and then B there's just um inertia um just because you have a better solution
976. 2:19:41does not mean people want to change but I work with a lot of people in health Tech and it's it's a laudable effort but
977. 2:19:50boy is it frustrating because it's very very slow the hierarchy of AI ownership is the real threat to society okay yeah yeah
978. 2:20:00again like I said six months ago I would absolutely agree with that statement and I would be living in a cynical place but because of
979. 2:20:09what's happened in the past six months there's a different Dynamic happening there there are too many people
980. 2:20:15developing too many systems and there's too many competitors and there's too much money coming into the system
981. 2:20:22now might it consolidate back to the whoever becomes the Google of the future yeah it might in 20 years but there's going to be some massive
982. 2:20:32shake up before then and I don't think the black rocks of the world can control everything for the next 20 years the
983. 2:20:40water is going to squeeze through their fingers what is the internet a great success or the downfall of mankind well
984. 2:20:56what it is is a technology that lets it lets us communicate faster how we've used it is has poisoned us
985. 2:21:06I think that generative AI just might help us get out from the other side of that that's my thought I think social media and the
986. 2:21:18consolidation of power between Google and Facebook you know that that consolidation where we gave up all of our data and they
987. 2:21:30manipulated the [ __ ] out of us um there's a shake-up happening right now and you know the fact that Microsoft is
988. 2:21:41a tangible threat to Google on their search business that's a pretty big shake up so I think the next five years are going to
989. 2:21:49be quite interesting the idea of whoever lost their jobs with AI they can only be a operator of AI is true I don't quite
990. 2:21:58know what that means oh meaning do you need to use AI to keep your job I think having some level of confidence with the AI is going to be a
991. 2:22:10prerequisite here's why right now ai kind of lives off to the side of the business world right you've
992. 2:22:17got chat GPT living at that website but because it's in bing because it's going to be rolled into Windows because it's
993. 2:22:23going to be rolled into office 365. because it's going to be rolled into Bart is going to be rolled into all of
994. 2:22:30the Google office suite so those are your two primary sort of business productivity tools um everything's going to be AI powered AI
995. 2:22:41Amplified so it's it's not going to be it's not going to be an option um people are going to have to learn it
996. 2:22:49and those people that resist it and don't learn it are going to be subsumed by the people who do learn it and get you know
997. 2:22:5730 to 50 to 100 percent more efficient than their counterparts it's just it's going to be a law of survival thing
998. 2:23:06I know an easier way to get started with chat GPT and you don't have to sign up no just go to go sign up it's worth signing up
999. 2:23:16um are you in Southern California I'm in Denver Colorado Denver Colorado come on down but I'm a New Yorker by heart I
1000. 2:23:24miss the East Coast something terribly I ache for the East Coast so imagine AI controlled by our current overlords our
1001. 2:23:32current overlords don't even know what the [ __ ] Wi-Fi is and how it works how are they going to deal with this [ __ ] [Laughter]
1002. 2:23:39can government nationalize a on AI under the pretext of security they could have had it not squeezed through our fingers
1003. 2:23:46and and and gotten out into the wild like it is now so but they can't anymore if this were just open Ai and Google
1004. 2:23:54were the primary players and these smaller large language models couldn't compete then I would say yes but but the hacking Community or the
1005. 2:24:06engineering community has taken these really small models that were not very powerful and they fine-tuned them in a
1006. 2:24:12way that they're as good or you know close to as good as chat GPT is always GPT 3.5 and and I think there's some that are close to gpt4 now
1007. 2:24:23um for like a hundred bucks that you can you're going to be able to install these things on your phone and your computers
1008. 2:24:31and you're not going to need an internet access and you're not going to need GPU Farms so I don't think the government can actually
1009. 2:24:39put the genie back in the bottle at this point any thoughts on using AI to increase personal human intelligence yes
1010. 2:24:45start using this [ __ ] it will you'll get smarter faster you can learn [ __ ] anything you want to learn and have it you know at your
1011. 2:24:53fingertips like that I mean have it write you a lesson plan have it teach you daily some new thing some just it's yes yes um
1012. 2:25:05yeah and if you're talking about things like neural link and actually you know sort of doing things in a more automated
1013. 2:25:10way you know give that one five to ten years but right now you can these tools are remarkable for that you're now a tick tock star thank you
1014. 2:25:19thank you thank you I like to refer to myself as an influencer other people just call me fat Alec Baldwin
1015. 2:25:26they also called me Rosie O'Donnell today you look like Rosie O'Donnell like oh that's a that's a compliment right I
1016. 2:25:33don't think that's a compliment I'm pretty sure that's a troll laughs AI says it's bedtime thanks for the
1017. 2:25:43excellent information good night good night thank you very much I appreciate it yeah I'm gonna I'm gonna go soon too
1018. 2:25:47I'm getting a little I'm getting a little Punchy I'll get a little tired I'm a little tired you know what I mean fat bad
1019. 2:25:58if you ask chatgpt red flags of political sectarian cult in the U.S is a cult okay I don't I don't quite know what that means but
1020. 2:26:08that's pretty funny um all right I'm a long coveted person I'm taking coding programs to try and find something from home your thoughts
1021. 2:26:18um I've got long Lyme patients in my house so I I sympathize and empathy empathize with um your situation that sucks really bad um
1022. 2:26:33the good news is thanks to covid is that where you are geographically is absolutely Irrelevant in most cases now
1023. 2:26:40even though a lot of companies are saying we got to go back to the office I mean I work in a in a killer
1024. 2:26:47um office space here in Denver and it's a [ __ ] Ghost Town um you know a lot of people are not coming back to the office some are
1025. 2:26:55forcing it but not many so I think I think you've got an advantage there um I would I would learn coding but I
1026. 2:27:03would also learn like AI Amplified coding so if you're coding you know learn GitHub if you're if you're not
1027. 2:27:10already doing that learn GitHub co-pilot so that you're doing pair programming with AI start learning about prompt
1028. 2:27:18engineering start learning what these tools make possible start learning the the chat GPT plugin infrastructure because
1029. 2:27:29right now just just getting your head around how remarkably capable these tools are compared to how we used to do things
1030. 2:27:42like that Gap is dramatic and I don't think people realize that I think they think it's like an incremental it's like
1031. 2:27:49incrementally better than how we used to program no it's it is Paradigm shifting in in how different it is and how um
1032. 2:28:02when these tools start to get more sophisticated your the requirement of an engineer to write a software application is going to
1033. 2:28:12diminish over time and what's going to happen is you're going to have increasingly Dynamic software platforms
1034. 2:28:18that you just ask it to do something for you and it will figure it out and and figure out which tools or plugins it
1035. 2:28:25needs to use and it'll dynamically assemble applications for you so so that's kind of the long-term vision of
1036. 2:28:31this so I would do everything you can to get your head around the shift that's coming and try to be on the front end of that
1037. 2:28:38um and and then I would do things like as you start learning about AI put prompt Engineering in your LinkedIn
1038. 2:28:44profile start putting posts up there about what you're learning and how you're learning it and why you're learning it
1039. 2:28:51um and you'll start to build a brand for yourself where people understand that you know oh Anthony actually you know
1040. 2:28:59knows something about this like I've started getting that where people are reaching out to me now hey Kyle we
1041. 2:29:04haven't talked in a bunch of years uh it seems like you know a little bit about this AI stuff because I just got fired
1042. 2:29:10because I don't know AI could you help me with that like you know like I would rather be the guy getting that call than
1043. 2:29:17the guy making that call so that's what I would do oh my God you're the best at this Mastermind AI for good oh thank you I
1044. 2:29:28appreciate that I've done research into American Health System and it's get it's a gas lighting system so they neglect Sim yeah it's
1045. 2:29:38the American Health Care system is criminally bad it's not just bad it's criminally bad it is I can't when I talk about it it I get
1046. 2:29:52heart palpitations which I can't afford to go to the doctor to take care of get it no I don't it's an awful system
1047. 2:30:04uh people and shows that through his actions people I don't know what that means okay um he even sold Mexico okay all right
1048. 2:30:13you're having conversations amongst yourself which is cool um look at you full of open optimism adorable optimism
1049. 2:30:20um what did you do between the afternoon and this minute um I went to Costco I did some weeding and put some black
1050. 2:30:31tarp down on the weeds because it's been raining here in Denver for like three weeks straight which it just doesn't do
1051. 2:30:38it's like East Coast kind of weather patterns um and so the weeds are [ __ ] going crazy because they're they're used to
1052. 2:30:44living in a desert where they don't get much rain and so when they get a little bit of rain nickel [ __ ] crazy so
1053. 2:30:50that's what I've been doing and then I watched some uh NASCAR racing and then I got on here all right but the darkness does not like
1054. 2:31:03the light because the light exposes who they really are yeah exactly I you know hopefully enough of this AI [ __ ] has
1055. 2:31:12squeezed through the cracks that they can't control everything but we'll see the powers that be are quite strong and
1056. 2:31:18you know they'll do what they can to stay in power I think the death throws of the power centers as the power
1057. 2:31:24centers start to shift because of AI I think the death throws of these companies and organizations and governments are going to be quite
1058. 2:31:30painful and bizarre government being completely ignorant has its advantages yeah I agree with that but you know with some of this stuff
1059. 2:31:40like hopefully hopefully they can get their [ __ ] together because because it does need it does need some oversight and some intelligence
1060. 2:31:52um which I know is not necessarily what our government or any government for that matter is good at is the intelligence piece but whatever
1061. 2:32:04all right I'm gonna do a few more questions and then I'm gonna go I'm Gonna Leave You people I'm Gonna Leave
1062. 2:32:09You I'm gonna just go I'm gonna do it you don't look like Rosie or Don Rosie O'Donnell more like a thin John Goodman
1063. 2:32:17all right I've gotten fat Alec Baldwin thin John Goodman and Rosie O'Donnell today that's good I'll take the thin
1064. 2:32:24John Goodman that's a good one what did I get the other day I got uh who's the one that was um like John Goodman oh oh uh Rosie
1065. 2:32:33O'Donnell's was it Rocio no Roseanne Barr's ex-husband whatever the hell whose name is that's really funny good night thank you
1066. 2:32:41for sharing your knowledge and all your punch lines thank you I appreciate it uh uh we need to convert vacant office
1067. 2:32:47space into housing for homeless or vertical Farms I was thinking about that that you could do um container farming inside commercial
1068. 2:32:55buildings and and have local farming centers you know throughout cities um so you have you have local organic produce um produced
1069. 2:33:05um you know without having to truck it around I think that could be a really interesting use of it long covet go to Dr Bean on YouTube
1070. 2:33:12interesting [Music] Kyle needs to be done wait Kyle needs to do one-on-one counseling thank you and now I've been called mentally ill
1071. 2:33:28awesome correct it's a genocide genocide medical system it is um never heard that term before I'm curious not sure what that means
1072. 2:33:40you need to tell Kyle your idea cool I'll listen to your idea okay great I'm near Denver oh awesome yeah I'm in Denver yeah drop me a line
1073. 2:33:50uh I've been feeling amazing I don't need okay all right I think I'm at the bottom of the uh bottom of the things
1074. 2:33:56here all right I'm going to take off have a good Saturday night everybody it's been a while here love listening to
1075. 2:34:01you chatting you should invite cool users to chat live yeah I'm happy to do that one of the things that sucks when I
1076. 2:34:07bring someone up live it kills my dual camera thing which is just a pain in the ass but um but but yeah I'll do that more I I
1077. 2:34:16should I should bring people up because I've got enough um like as I'm doing these lives I'm starting to see you know regular people
1078. 2:34:22over and over again so I think it might be good to have actual conversations rather than just me rambling but but
1079. 2:34:28anyway I appreciate all your all your time and attention and all that sort of stuff for the pain in the ass use Vaseline I
1080. 2:34:36think that's a fine message to end on y'all are swell peace out